Genetics Engineering Oops
John Moore | July 31, 2004
My daughter works as a genetic engineer. Now sometimes things come out okay, and other times, well,
John Moore | July 31, 2004
My daughter works as a genetic engineer. Now sometimes things come out okay, and other times, well,
John Moore | July 27, 2004
Borowitz reported that after Mrs. Kerry’s public gaffe, she has been moved to a secure location. He failed to note that it was also Dick Cheney’s secure location.
Reportedly the two exchanged words:
Mrs. Kerry: “Shove it!”
Mr. Cheney: “F*** you!”
Both were said to be feeling much better after the exchange.
John Moore | July 27, 2004
The Boston Globe reports:
BOSTON (AP) Two civil rights groups filed a lawsuit in federal court to stop the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority from randomly inspecting passengers’ bags, saying it’s an unconstitutional violation of personal privacy.
A judge scheduled an emergency hearing for Tuesday afternoon in the case filed by National Lawyers Guild and American Anti-Discrimination [...]
John Moore | July 26, 2004
This is spillover from a discussion on Roger L. Simon’s fine blog…
I said, on the subject of social conservatism
I haven’t read all the comments, but there is one thing jumping out at me: this freedom/non-freedom dichotomy.
I’m a social conservative. I suspect that would put me in the non-freedom category. And yet I see only [...]
John Moore | July 18, 2004
When Libya turned over its nuclear material, complete plans for a nuclear weapon were found – in Chinese. This leads to an obvious suspicion that China is encouraging nuclear proliferation. Which leads to the question: why would they do that?
John Moore | July 18, 2004
I was raised a Presbyterian. It used to be a pretty normal, midwestern style church. I attended in Albuquerque and in Lawrence, Kansas, sang in the choir and in general found it a very ordinary sort of church. It sponsored Boy Scouts, had Sunday School and had various communitarian activities.
Then the leftists took over, and [...]
John Moore | July 15, 2004
Bruce Schneier is a cryptologist and security “expert”. He’s generally a very smart guy, but he seems to let his passion for privacy and distrust of government get in the way of reason. His latest Cryptogram publication is an example. It analyzes the three Supreme Court rulings on war detainees and finds all appropriate from [...]
John Moore | July 8, 2004
John Moore | July 8, 2004
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John Moore | July 7, 2004
From WND:
A Swedish court has sentenced Ake Green, a pastor belonging to the Pentecostal movement, to a month in prison, under a law against incitement, after he was found guilty of having offended homosexuals in a sermon, according to Ecumenical News International.
What this guy said was fairly nasty, but in the US nobody would send [...]