Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

 [Blogoland] Viva blogosphere!: Fisk was rooting for us to fail, in 1993, when no one knew who the hell bin Laden was, when no one was even paying the slightest bit of attention to any of this, when no one other than Robert Fisk was doing any reporting on this.

 [Hackwatch.blogspot.com] Hack Watch: But the winner is Andrew Bolt for shamelessly misrepresenting scientific data in this article. Bolt claims, "much recent warming may have been caused by a brighter sun, Germany's Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research says", but have a look at the Institute's press release.

[Gregpalast.com] Greg Palast - Blog: Reporters Andrew Gilligan and Susan Watts contacted a crucial source, Britain's and the United Nation's top weapons inspector. He told reporter Watts that the Weapons of Mass Destruction claims by Blair and our own President Bush were, "all spin." Gilligan went further, reporting that this spin, this "sexed up" version of intelligence, was the result of interventions by Blair's PR henchman, Alistair Campbell.

[Strykernews.com] Stryker Brigade News: Fighting a war without a true front or linear battle lines, the soldiers of the 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division – Fort Lewis’ second Stryker brigade – find themselves doing jobs where the titles and distinctions have blurred. They are being pressed into a variety of roles for which they might have little experience or training: policeman, fire commissioner, public contracting expert, teacher and diplomat, to name a few.

[Jrobertlennon.com] J. Robert Lennon.com - Blog.: This blog will not be a diary or outlet for political opinion, though God knows we have plenty of that. Rather, it will be a running series of literary observations, inspired in part by Constance Garnett's translation of The Notebook of Anton Chekhov, and photographic images.

 [Abc.net.au] Federal Election 2004. The Poll Vault Election Weblog. Australian ...: Labor has lodged a complaint with the Australian Electoral Commission about what Wayne Swan calls the Liberals' "spooky vote-hunting robot" - automated phone calls in which a recorded message from the Prime Minister urges voters to support their local Liberal candidate. The ALP says the AEC should force the Liberals to stop the direct-dial campaign because the recorded messages do not carry any official 'authorisation', that bit at the end of election ads where someone says (usually very quickly) "this ad authorised by John Smith, Canberra".

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