Jim Bennett says that the transnational progressive agenda of the Eurocrats may be stymied by a combination of US (and general Anglosphere) unwillingness to play along any longer, combined with the wishes of their own voters.

Dan Burton’s committee is continuing to expose possible Iraqi and Middle Eastern connections to Tim McVeigh.

I continue to be amazed at the Bush Administration’s reluctance to expose to light all of the corruption and incompetence of the previous administration. Is it just blind loyalties to the blundering agencies, regardless of who’s in the White House? It’s possible that they’re acting on the ass-covering recommendations of the bureaucrats from below, but if so, it’s stunning to me that they really don’t understand just how bad things were, and how intrinsically unreliable the advice of Clinton holdovers is.

Perhaps they’re afraid that some of this stuff goes all the way back to Bush the First (not unlikely, since Ruby Ridge occurred on his watch). And of course, it’s hard to complain about the previous administration’s incompetence when, in many areas (such as air security), your own is trying to surpass it.

Well, actually, it’s hard. I’m still working on the programming project, and it’s too nice a day out to spend breaks blogging.

Hopefully back up to full posting volume on Monday.

Well, actually, it’s hard. I’m still working on the programming project, and it’s too nice a day out to spend breaks blogging.

Hopefully back up to full posting volume on Monday.

Well, actually, it’s hard. I’m still working on the programming project, and it’s too nice a day out to spend breaks blogging.

Hopefully back up to full posting volume on Monday.

I had a Fox column about this last February. Now there’s an article at space.com about it.

Advantage, Transterrestrial!

The new Fox column is up. It’s an expansion of my earlier post on why we don’t need scramjets to reduce the cost of space launch.

Norah Vincent has fixed her web site. It now says, correctly, “couldn’t care less.”

In mourning over Cynthia bin McKinney’s loss yesterday, CAIR has released a phony poll showing that Americans are biased against Arabs. Statistician Howard Fienberg has the scoop.

Brink Lindsay makes a damn good one.