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 [Blog - MrPower2] An honest conversation: …”There may be a ton of interesting blogs out there, but I don’t have time to read them…my work still needs to get done and the leaves still need to be raked. I suppose the blogging thing isn’t going away, but the interesting number to know would be the average unique reader per blog per week (across the whole internet)…I bet the number is a lot less than one, which means what is happening is that a lot of people are not writing, but merely typing.”

[Suburban Guerrilla] An Honest Conversation: The trouble with Gilliard’s argument is that he’s pretty much saying that nobody too old to enlist and, incindentally, no women, because they don’t serve in combat units, are allowed to have an opinion on what to do about Iraq, unless that opinion is his opinion.

 [d r i f t g l a s s] The Black Hole where the press used to be: David Limbaugh, the lesser light in the Limbaugh family and author of Persecution: How Liberals Are Waging Political War Against Christianity, said the left had subjected Hager to an "anti-Christian litmus test." Hager's valor in the face of this "religious profiling" earned him the praise and lasting support of evangelical Christians, including such luminaries as Charles Colson, Dr. James Dobson and Franklin Graham, son of the Rev.

[Lance Mannion] All we know is what we read in the newspapers: Eason Jordan, CNN's chief news executive, resigned this year after a blogmob attacked him for a reported statement at the World Economic Forum at Davos that the military had aimed at journalists in Iraq and killed 12 of them. Their complaint was even more basic than in Mr.

 [Stevegilliard.blogspot.com] THE NEWS BLOG: We cannot do this and even Americans are refusing to join the fight. It is time to look at your actions and realize, that despite your ideals, you oppose continuing this war.

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