As a strong free-speech advocate myself, I supported the
ACLU when it defendd the right of Nazis to march through Skokie,
Illionois, a town heavily populated by Jews, including many who
survived Holocaust. True, I wouldn’t have shed any tear...

For all the decades of self flagellation the Germans have gone (and are still) going through, the Japanese seem to have recovered nicely. I've always wondered how that could be. They live with sanitized versions of their history; relegating abominatio...

The fishing results: no fish.

If you think that is the whole story, stop reading right now.

It was a busy day. Church until 12:30 or so. Get home, change, and take the boys to visit a friend whose wife just passed away. We couldn't stay long....

It is much safer to be against something than to be for anything....

We as a nation are fighting a battle against an enemy who's faith has been exploited by homicidal maniacs. They prey on those who cannot decide for themselves which is right and which is wrong.

Last Saturday, the President once again snubbed the pompous hype whore, yet again, demonstrating an utter lack of sesitivity, and sensibility. In Sheehan's own words,

Mr. Esmay talks about those who would prefer to label Islam itself the impediment to peace and democracy.

Part of this desire is rooted in a need to finally fight back and let loose, instead of being hobbled by our enemy's shadowy nature, a spread...

The Bush Administration doesn't have much going when it comes to border enforcement. Michelle Malkin discusses the flanking maneuver being pulled off by Dem's on the issue in this post today:

A judge in Ohio feels "threatened" by bloggers reporting on him -- so he threw them in jail incommunicado.

At this site, anyway. I do reserve the right to change my mind if something dramatic occurs. Welcome Friends of Karol. Have a look around the place, make yourself comfortable, kick back and relax. But at this time I can

Now they tell us.
Oh, they didn’t mean to. They were just trying to enlighten us on how things really work in China.
But Business Week’s August 22 article on “The State’s Long Apron Strings” tells us in a few paragra...

Conservative Thinking is further proving it's information collection capabilities. Last night Chad Evans and I intercepted a memo sent out by the Democratic National Committee. The memo is titled Democracy at Risk: Strategy for 2006 and 2008, Letter o...

So am I the only one who is a bit weirded out by the idea of growing meat in vats instead of in animals? Granted, they're probably right that they can guarantee healthier and even better tasting products, but that's just kind of icky.

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