Some good links that popped up over the weekend while I was busy fighting with HTML:
Nelson Ascher has an interesting analysis of Tony Blair. Many Americans seem to prefer Blair to Bush, so I found Ascher's point of view was really interesting.
Scrappleface clowns the United Nations, and Parkway Rest Stop found us a permission slip for next time.
David presents a graph of applications for asylum filed by Iraqis in Germany; do you think the number has risen or fallen since we intervened?
Stars and Stripes explains why our servicemembers wear a patch with a "backwards" flag. I wish this article had come out about 8 months ago when I saw my first one; I had to do some major research to learn why.
Also last night I was watching the Simpsons and caught the tail end of a military news brief. It was about some soldiers who organized an Iraqi talent show under something called the Freedom and Democracy Program. I saw clips of young Iraqis playing the guitar and dancing, but when I went to find more information online about this, there were no links anywhere. Nothing. I couldn't find a single thing about this. The only reason I know it happened is because I get military TV programming. Sad.
Ya done good! The site really looks great.
Where did you get the time to do all that posting?
Posted by: Mike at March 1, 2004 01:30 PM