Category: navel gazing

In which my perception, even of a small part of the Universe, is discovered to be incomplete, and in which I suddenly remember that, even though I knew it before

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Without saying anything positive about Amir Taheri’s conclusions, or agreeing with anything Amir Taheri has to say about … well, pretty much anything, I would like to direct my Gentle Readers’ attention to this article in the National Post, which…

War is over (if you want it)

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First: so far, so good. Most of my fears about the war in Iraq have not only not come true, but no longer have a chance of coming true. The US military (and the coalition forces) were very very good…

New World of the Internet?

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I just today came across the Wikipedia, a free encyclopedia which uses the amazing breadth of the Internet to create a collaborative work of impressive size. It’s one of the things that could not have existed before the Internet (OK,…

Your turn

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Your Humble Blogger would like to thank Jed for his nifty comments widget; from now on, you, yes, you, Gentle Reader, can correct my egregious errors. In Real Time. This is, perhaps, a segue to the point that what I…

Conservative Tenet # 5

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Well, and Your Humble Blogger is up to the fifth of 21 Conservative Tenets, from Clinton Lawrence Rossiter’s book Conservatism in America (New York: Knopf © 1955). 5. The need for a ruling and serving aristocracy. This seems to me…