Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Problem Solved
U.N. Security Council Passes Statement on Iran.
I anxiously await the worldwide protests against China and Russia. No nukes for oil, man!
The document was adopted by consensus and without a vote after a flurry of negotiations among the five veto-wielding council members. In the end, Britain, France and the United States made several concessions to China and Russia, Iran's allies, who wanted as mild a statement as possible.
I anxiously await the worldwide protests against China and Russia. No nukes for oil, man!
Take Notes
Mary Katharine Ham has some good advice for the pro-illegal immigration protesters.
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Conversion
Apparently, the concepts of freedom of religion and minority rights have a ways to go in Afghanistan.
The French National Pastime
John Hinderaker sums up my thoughts on the latest riots in France:
The purpose of the plan, obviously, is to cut into France's sky-high unemployment by allowing employers to hire young workers without making what has become virtually a lifetime commitment. If France's university graduates are so ignorant of economics that they really can't understand this, that country is in even deeper trouble than we thought.
Saturday, March 18, 2006
The Dark Side of Biotech
Here are two recent columns on biological warfare/weapons:
Biowar for Dummies by Paul Boutin
Biowarfare and Bioterror: The Future Is Now by Glenn Reynolds
Biowar for Dummies by Paul Boutin
Biowarfare and Bioterror: The Future Is Now by Glenn Reynolds
Sunday, March 05, 2006
A Thing of Beauty
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Indo-American Partnership
I think this is a step in the right direction: U.S. and India reach nuclear deal. More on America and India from James Na, Selig S. Harrison, and the Chicago Tribune. All links were found at RealClearPolitics. I'm sure Abigail will appreciate the "Pride and Prejudice" reference in the Tribune column.
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