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read this email interview between ann and john hawkins of RWN.
after that, read an account of her appearance as a guest host on the view. her shots at hillary are especially ravishing.
and here’s an excerpt from this week’s article, where she exposes the democrats’ plans to rewrite history:

Someday, school children will be taught that […]

i have a new friend. it is the mighty reginleif the valkyrie who says:

Gee, Travis, do you think you could write a more blatantly misleading and sensationalistic headline, please? That one was just too placid and fair-minded.
This article makes some good points about why anti-”pr0n” filters on library PCs aren’t all they’re cracked up […]

editor’s note: this is part I of all-encompassingly’s new series, “our interesting friends”, where our friends tell us stories. its just like we’re sitting around the old-time campfire…except the campfire has a plastic casing, is filled with silicon conductors, and there are none of those pesky mosquitos. so, here you go. […]

[we] appreciate all true intelligence, whether moral, social, scientific, political, or philosophical. truth and intelligence have a tendency to enlarge the capacity, to expand the soul, and to show man his real position–his relationship to himself and to his god–both in the present and the future. that he may know how to live […]

1. Muslim groups push for Americans to add “Islamic” to the phrase “Judeo-Christian.” its a great idea, in my opinion, but you’ve got to admit their timing is kinda funny. couldn’t you wait ’til islam’s whole “we hate you, great satan mother of lies” mentality dies down a bit? then again, […]

recently, the supreme court ruled 6-3 that libraries must either filter sexually explicit material or lose significant federal funding. the constitutionality of the filters seems to rest on the fact that government has a compelling interest to shield minors from the material to which they could be exposed on the internet, and the filters […]

doug has moved out. he has moved on to bigger things, such as argentina (with a total undisputed area of 2.8 million square kilometers). he will continue to e-visit us, via the blog, and will hopefully have some wonderful, heartwarming stories about argentina, including–but not limited to–how he could buy the entire economically […]

For those who haven’t heard, California’s Governor Gray Davis will likely be kicked out of office by year’s end (”recalled”). There is an active campaign to recall him going on right now (http://www.recallgraydavis.com), and most political “experts” are beginning to agree that it is inevitable that Davis will be gone before 2004 rolls around.
Anyways, […]

Shakespeare could have aptly entitled the recent barage of news articles regarding international polls “much ado about nothing.” For example, back in February CBS reported the following:
(CBS) Consider this: an opinion poll, taken a few days ago, asked people in Britain: who is the greatest threat to world peace: George W. Bush or Saddam […]

remember the muslim guy in the US army, hasan akbar, who injured or killed 16 of his fellow soldiers by rolling grenades at their tent and then shooting at those who ran out?

not this akbar

he confessed to the crime and gave as his motive the conviction that americans had come to iraq to “kill and […]

This just in courtesy of the DrudgeReport and the Washington Post:
WASHINGTON - The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Tuesday he favors developing new technology to remotely destroy the computers of people who illegally download music from the Internet.
During a discussion on methods to frustrate computer users who illegally exchange music and movie files […]

have you been considering buying a handgun for personal safety? screw that! just get a hummer.

on US open winner jim furyk’s golf swing:
Some say it looks like a one-armed man trying to kill a snake in a phone booth
ha.

we would like to wish our dads each a happy fathers’ day. we’re not sure if they will read this because we know how much trouble it has been to teach them to use the “confounded, new-fangled internet” [their words], but if they have learned, and they do read this, we wish them the […]

today i drove past wasatch elementary school where a sign reads “have an awesome summer.” i thought it was a little odd.
in the grown up world, it doesn’t seem appropriate to use the word, “awesome” on a sign.
remember the sign at your school during summer vacation? if your school was anything like mine, […]