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Daylight Savings Time
Okay, I'm against Daylight Savings Time completely, but if we're stuck with it I suppose it's good that we get more time for Halloween.

Friday, July 22, 2005 10:32 AM | Link

 
Here's something to enjoy:
It's American Beer Month!
Cheers!

Saturday, July 16, 2005 10:47 PM | Link

 
Wow.
Australian Prime Minister John Howard, talking to a reporter:
MAXINE McKEW: Prime Minister, if as you say you can't rule out that possibility that we could have potential bombers right here in Australia, what if today's announcement, this redeployment to Afghanistan and our continued presence in Iraq is all the provocation they need?

JOHN HOWARD: Maxine, these people are opposed to what we believe in and what we stand for, far more than what we do. If you imagine that you can buy immunity from fanatics by curling yourself in a ball, apologising for the world - to the world - for who you are and what you stand for and what you believe in, not only is that morally bankrupt, but it's also ineffective. Because fanatics despise a lot of things and the things they despise most is weakness and timidity. There has been plenty of evidence through history that fanatics attack weakness and retreating people even more savagely than they do defiant people.

Via Instapundit
Wow. This guy gets it.

I'll get back to beer and wine now, because really, nothing else needs to be said after that regarding the war. I've never seen it put more clearly.

Friday, July 15, 2005 9:03 PM | Link

 
Rumsfeld on Britain:

"If these terrorists thought they could intimidate the people of a great nation, they picked the wrong people and the wrong nation. For generations, tyrants, fascists, and terrorists have sought to carry out their violent designs upon the British people only to founder upon its unrelenting shores.
Before long, I suspect that those responsible for these acts will encounter British steel. "

I hope he's right...

Thursday, July 07, 2005 8:29 PM | Link

 
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