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Friday, 24 January 2003

Bridges in Baghdad, etc. etc.

Conrad takes down Iraq's latest excuse: apparently, the Iraqi government can't persuade its scientists to cooperate with U.N. inspectors.

Light bloggage

Apologies for the light bloggage as of late... a few quick hits for today:

Bill Hobbs is continuing to push a taxpayers' bill of rights for Tennessee. It's a cause worthy of your support.
The “Axis of Weasels” meme has taken off. Whether it's simply a coincidental convergence of opinion or there's some dirty backroom dealing between France and Germany, it's pretty clear that this may be the end of NATO — and likely to be both counterproductive and in nobody's best interests.
King Willie's school board referendum idea is going to be more complicated than he thought. What else is new in Herenton-world?

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Bridges in Baghdad, etc. etc.
Light bloggage