John Moore | March 26, 2005
I plan to resurrect this blog by increasing postings to about one per day, and opening up comments to an easier format.
So far, I have not had the time, and at the moment still do not.
Please accept my apologies, and check in here periodically.
John Moore | March 14, 2005
John Moore | March 14, 2005
Every 12 hours, I get an email generated by my office server. It reads:
SUBJECT: Spam Report: Mon, Mar 14 2005 – Zero Spam!
Congratulations… Our server did not detect any spam in your account today!
It seems to me that I get two spam messages on that account every day. There is no way to opt [...]
John Moore | March 11, 2005
While going through a ghastly 1 month long repair cycle for my Dell laptop, I just heard the following canned message on my interminable, hours long sixth telephone wait:
Spyware and viruses are considered third party software and are not installed or supported by Dell.
Huh?
John Moore | March 8, 2005
Aren’t you glad we don’t have this gal as first lady? One state was all that stopped her.
From the Drudge Report:
Teresa Heinz Kerry is openly skeptical about results from November’s election, the SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER reports, particularly in sections of the country where optical scanners were used to record votes.
“Two brothers own 80 percent of [...]
John Moore | March 6, 2005
Unexpected Whiff of Freedom Proves Bracing for the Mideast writes Neil MacFarquhar in the New York Times.
Unexpected? Do they pay attention to trends at all? The Iraqi government and the Bush administration both promised free elections in Iraq on Jan 30th, and they happened.
So what is unexpected? To the Times and the rest of the [...]
John Moore | March 3, 2005
Iran and Korea have deep tunnel systems to protect their nuclear assets – tunnels too deep for us to destroy – even with nuclear weapons*.
Dr. Charles Krauthammer claims that we cannot defeat Iranian tunnel systems. Iran also threatened to block the Straits of Hormuz if attacked. The conclusion was that we will give up the [...]
John Moore | March 3, 2005
The AP, like most of the MSM, needs to consistently show the Iraq war in the worst possible light. Hence, in spite of the very significant good news that the US loss rate since Jan 30th has dropped significantly, they report The number of U.S. troops killed in Iraq has topped 1,500, a top [...]