Benedict Arnold?
John Moore | January 29, 2004
Kim du Toit has an interesting way to look at John Kerry… hint: Benedict Arnold comes to mind. Check it out.
John Moore | January 29, 2004
Kim du Toit has an interesting way to look at John Kerry… hint: Benedict Arnold comes to mind. Check it out.
John Moore | January 27, 2004
Every time a Bush hater attacks his military service record, they are slandering my dead comrades, people who died in military aviation serving their country. They are slandering me, my brother and my friends, and slandering the men and women currently in the National Guard and Reserves.
John Moore | January 24, 2004
Elizabeth Nickson has written a fine article in Canada’s National Post. Normally I don’t pay much attention to Canada, as it turned itself into an irrelevancy in almost every way… a pleasant one to visit… but about as important as Luxembourg.
But this was a fun piece of writing… and I recommend it.
A few quotes:
The [...]
John Moore | January 23, 2004
The World Health Organization is becoming seriously alarmed at a “historically unprecedented” epidemic of the most dangerous (to humans) strain of Avian Influenza. Their 22 January 2004 bullten is titled: “Avian influenza H5N1 infection in humans: urgent need to eliminate the animal reservoir – update 5″. The full bulletin is at the end of this [...]
John Moore | January 23, 2004
[UPDATE: There have been so many comments that the page has gotten too large. I have moved a copy of this page with all comments through 3/02/04 to here.
[UPDATE: Since many commenters (including vets) seem to be attacking George Bush's service, you are also slandering my dead comrades and many current service members. Check [...]
John Moore | January 19, 2004
Chinese corruption and secrecy allowed the SARS epidemic to get out of hand last year, when for several months they refused requests of international health workers to provide information on what they called “atypical pneumonia” in Guangdong province. That disease turned out to a new human viral disease, SARS, but the world’s scientists learned [...]
John Moore | January 16, 2004
As you may have noticed, this blog hasn’t been to active lately.
Two reasons:
1) I’ve been tied up with a project at work which I grossly underestimated, so instead of writing English I have been coding Java.
2) There really isn’t much going on. Sure, the Democratic Primary season is making lots of noise, little of which [...]
John Moore | January 8, 2004
The lack of use of WMD’s by Iraq, and our subsequent inability to find any of the weapons has been used by anti-Bush forces in all sorts of silly ways, with lots of headlines.
More interesting is the question of why Saddam apparently didn’t have WMD’s by the time of the war, and yet caused his [...]
John Moore | January 7, 2004
The latest weekly Carnival of the Vanities is here. Check it out.
John Moore | January 6, 2004
NOTE: This is a response to an article in an ongoing discussion at slashdot.org. The previous article is here. I have chosen to move it to the blog because Slashdot is a technical forum, while the topic is perfect for this blog.
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But if you can’t at least question the justifications you are given by your [...]