How I Feel about Russia after the Georgia Invasion
John Moore | August 11, 2008
A new adornment for the blog front page:
Useful Fools
Exposing the Fools in Media, Academia, the Left, and elsewhere
No Wonder Media Reporting is so Useless
John Moore | August 11, 2008
This speaks for itself [emphasis added]:
Instead of lenses the imaging system uses an array of microscopic sensors in front of which is a specially made “mask” randomly punctured with holes in a particular pattern.
Actually, though, the articleis pretty interesting.
Russian Goal: Georgia as a Satellite Again?
John Moore | August 10, 2008
The Russians are not satisfied with driving the Georgians out of South Ossetia. According to the U.K. Guardian:
Seizing the opening offered by President Mikheil Saakashvili’s doomed military incursion last week, Moscow also insisted the Georgian leader should resign, according to senior US diplomats.
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Zalid Khalilzad, the US ambassador to the UN, asked his Russian counterpart [...]
More on the Invasion of the Sudetenland, err Georgia
John Moore | August 10, 2008
The Russian invasion of Georgia appears to be continuing.
The propaganda (and narrative of the western media) says that Georgia’s invasion of South Ossetia (part of Georgia, btw) was unprovoked.
In fact, the South Ossetians (with former KGB leaders) have been shelling Georgian villages in order to provoke this response. Also, the immediate response by the [...]
Why Did Georgia Pick Now to Bait the Bear? Obama!
John Moore | August 9, 2008
Georgia has enraged the Russian bear, and war is the result. The situation is ominous.
For the first time since its invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, Russia is waging war on a neighboring country.
But Georgia started it. Georgian soldiers invaded their own province of South Ossetia, which had been quasi-autonomous for several years, and supported [...]
A Blob of Protoplasm? Hell, No – It’s My Grandson
John Moore | August 7, 2008
Pro-choicers would refer to the person in that picture as a blob of protoplasm. But actually, it’s Colin, my grandson, sonogrammed last month.
Hey, if GM Roper can post his, I guess I’ll have to post mine to keep up! Meet our future Conservative and a Storm Chaser.
Congrats, GM!
When it Rains in the Desert, Things Pop Up
John Moore | August 7, 2008
The Phoenix metro area had one of its summer monsoon summer storms tonite. Rainfall ranged from .5″ to 1.5″ today. Now if you don’t live in a desert, that sounds like no big deal. But the desert soil doesn’t soak up moisture very well.
The result… this man-hole cover popped up at 32nd St. and Indian [...]
The Dead Days of August
John Moore | August 6, 2008
So here it is… August in a presidential year, and nothing is happening. And we’re all bored sick after all the media attention on the campaign.
We’ve had Obama the Underdog. That didn’t last
Then Obama the great Healer of the Racial Divide… err.. and a disciple of Reverend Wright – so much for that.
Then Obama [...]
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admin | August 3, 2008
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