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In a fascinating turn of events, Jesse Jackson became an object of scorn at a recent Rainbow Coalition protest.
Click here to read the whole story
Thanks to InstaPundit for the link.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 — Following is the text of President Bush’s Thanksgiving Day proclamation:
Thanksgiving 2003
Almost 400 years ago, after surviving their first winter at Plymouth, the Pilgrims celebrated a harvest feast to give thanks. George Washington proclaimed the first National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789, and Abraham Lincoln revived the tradition during the Civil […]

APRIL 2003: activists are nowhere to be seen at the site of their london anti-war protests this spring. the reason is unknown, but i have my ideas.
(1)(a) perhaps, when no one came to observe the protests (and with most of the protesters suffering from attention deficit disorder anyway), the bunch was […]

In the past there has been discussion about addressing car-related topics on all-encompassingly.com. I know that myself, and I’m sure others, have been anxiously anticipating these posts. But, alas, months have come and gone and still nothing.
While, I am hardly an expert on cars, I thought that I could contribute some […]

in the new blog showcase this week at TTLB, i’m voting for FMFT: europe hates america
also, be advised that “KING OF THE BLOGS” is underway. the man in charge has done a great job putting it together, so go check it out.

Democrats have no shame.
While speaking to a group of college students in New Hampshire this week, convict coddler and former Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis had the following witty comment to offer about the Bush presidency:
“This is the worst national administration I’ve ever lived under, bar none. I want this guy out of there.”
I suspect […]

until the blogosphere reaches iraq’s general population, iraqis have taken to writing their opinions on the walls.

Samplings of the Arabic slogans include: “Down Saddam the infidel and long live Bush the believer!” “A thousand Americans but not one Tikriti,” referring to residents of Hussein’s hometown.
Many taunt the deposed dictator: “Saddam the dirty, the […]

eye on the left has been watching the fervor surrounding the president’s visit to england. one remarkable excerpt caught my eye and tickled my funnybone:

Armed with a doctor’s certificate, recommendations from two psychiatrists and a straight-jacket, a group of campaigners will attempt to get George W Bush sectioned under the Mental Health Act (1983) […]

please excuse the light blogging of late as tests and papers are beginning to come due. college professors tend to “shoot first and ask questions later,” as you know; i’m just trying to dodge the bullets.
i’ve been doing some light reading in immanuel kant’s groundwork of the metaphysics of morals lately (when […]

students with early morning classes in the eyring science center will be getting quite a treat this week:

i know what you’re all thinking…
thanks to heather farnsworth, for the pic.

i am a member of the alliance of free blogs. i read IMAO occasionally. i happened upon it one day back in august when frank j had just posted his most important post ever. he said what lots of jealous bloggers think–that instapundit gets an amazing amount of traffic, recognition, and respect, […]

following another horrific bombing in riyadh, saudi arabia this week, the nine or so 2004 democratic presidential hopefuls are making an emotional plea for the saudi royal family to be withdrawn from the war-torn country.
“the saudis are easy targets for terrorists. it’s a guerrilla war…it’s another vietnam” said senator john kerry, himself […]

This beauty from Reuters today:
Dog shoots man
November 6, 2003
A French hunter was shot by his dog after he left a loaded shotgun in the boot of his car with two dogs and one of the animals accidentally stepped on the trigger, police said today.
The man, from the village of Espelette in the Basque region, […]

i cast my vote for this bit of meta-blogging.