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FULL SPECTRUM CULTURE
Neighbor Invading Neighbor —
Examples of the Neighbor usurping the rightful authority of the Neighbor
Category Archives: Neighbor Invading Neighbor
What Do We Burn When All The Books Are Gone? — Dan Compora, Airlock Alpha
“Not exactly what Ray Bradbury envisioned, but close.”
Anger Is Crowds Overarching Emotion at McCain Rally — Michael D. Shear and Perry Bacon Jr., Washington Post
Can’t say that I blame them.
Why Martin Luther King Was Republican — Frances Rice, Human Events
Of course this only makes sense given the history of the Civil War, but for some reason reading this took me aback. Some residual public school/media conditioning still held some slight sway, I guess. With this, there’s less now than there was yesterday.
Stolen Laptop Helps Turn Tables on Suspects — Lisa W. Foderaro, New York Times
This is a fun one. Check it out.
Cruel Craigslist Hoaxers Busted — The Smoking Gun
See Also: TIA Police Arrest 3 Baggage Handlers — Neil Johnson, The Tampa Tribune
School Choice Isn’t Enough: Instructional Reform is the key to better schools — Sol Stern, City Journal
Why Were Pollsters Only Off On Hillary’s Share Tuesday? — Jim Geraghty, The Campaign Spot on National Review Online
Why is a Hillary Clinton Campaign Member Asking Questions at a Republican Debate? — Adam Yoshida
See Also from Jim Geraghty at National Review: One Guy Asked a Question At Both Parties’ YouTube Debates? More YouTube Questions From Liberals Exposed.
Researcher’s Analysis of al Qaeda Images Reveals Surprises — Kim Zetter, Threat Level Blog on WIRED
“…But more interesting were the examples Krawetz gave of al Qaeda images. Krawetz took an image from a 2006 al Qaeda video of Ayman al-Zawahiri (above right), a senior member of the terrorist organization. The image shows al-Zawahiri sitting in front of a desk and banner with writing on it. But after conducting his error [...]
A brilliant defense against liberal charges of “hypocrisy”.
James Taranto’s Best of the Web Today column for July 11th contains such a brilliant insight from a reader, which I can’t link to directly. So I simply must quote it here in full: “Hypocrisy does not mean saying one thing and doing the opposite. It means saying something that one does not believe. Let’s [...]
CBS News fires producer for plagiarism — AP on Yahoo
See also: A Blog about Art swipes: You Thought We Wouldn’t Notice Companies lifting designs from artists Mark Frauenfelder, BoingBoing
‘That’s Not Nice’: Our political discourse needs less censorship and more self-discipline
Peggy Noonan, OpinionJournal
