Archive for December, 2006



Eyes Back on Mr. Bush

Now that Saddam Hussein’s neck has been snapped and his corpse has been safely tucked away in a pine box, we can refocus our attention on…THE NEW WAY FORWARD!  (Please click on the audio control below to play four Ruffles and Flourishes and one Hail to the Chief.  It’ll get you in the mood.)
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Saddam to Hang. Soon.

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is vowing that there will be no delay in the execution of Saddam Hussein.  CNN and The New York Times are reporting that the hanging will occur sooner rather than later, perhaps as early as this weekend.  According to the Times:
Preparations for the execution of Saddam Hussein began taking on […]

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Be Careful of What You Wish For

RE a Michelle Malkin post of this morning entitled “Putting freedom above football”.  With gushing enthusiasm, Ms. Malkin opens her post with this dandy topic sentence:
The Baltimore Sun publishes a deeply inspiring story about a young college football player who puts service first. Wow.  (Emphasis added by Effluent.)
Wow, indeed.  But need we remind Ms. Malkin […]

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FDA: Okay to Eat Clones and Their Babies

Hot off the Weird Story press: Scientists from the Food and Drug Administration have determined that milk and meat that comes from cloned animals is virtually indistinguishable from food that comes from animals reproduced through other technologies.  (Other technologies?  Does that mean “animal humping”?)  From an Associated Press article in the online edition of the […]

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Kerry Gets Icy Reception in Iraq

Here’s an interesting little story from Scott Hennen (host of HotTalk on WDAY-AM radio in Fargo, North Dakota) and the Power Line Blog.  Hennen attributes the story to a friend serving in Iraq.  It seems John Kerry just can’t catch a break:
This is a true story.  Check out this photo from our mess hall at […]

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President Gerald Ford Passes at Age 93

To many he was known only as the man who pardoned Richard Nixon—the man who closed the book on the Watergate scandal before the story could be fully told.  To those people he will always be remembered as the man who, after having the presidency thrust upon him, let the nation’s biggest crook off the […]

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The Most Trusted and Honored…

This tasty little graphic comes directly from CNN.com:

The reason I posted it is this: Yesterday CNN decided there was no news to report.  Indeed, at a certain point in the day, they stopped reporting the news and began to air reruns of “Larry King Live” (gag!) over, and over, and over ad nauseum.  (Until 4 […]

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My Air Force Retirement Ribbon Rack

As a new feature on No Man’s Blog, I’ve included my Air Force ribbon rack at the top of the blog post column.  It is, in military terms, a basic summation of my 20 years in the United States Air Force.  Each colorful rectangular chicklet represents one of the medals, awards, or other ribbons I earned during […]

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