Couple of briefs
Something I do on occasion...
At least 5 black youths were convicted for an assault on a white woman on a bus in Baltimore in December (via Michelle Malkin). This is exactly what you don't hear phonies like Al Sharpton objecting to, or arguing can hurt the community.
Melanie Phillips talks about using law to battle in war.
There's an exhibition with Vietnamese art in Tokyo.
Is Hosting Solutions betraying Geert Wilders by attempting to block his right to broadcast his 15-minute documentary, Fitna? If they do, all they're doing, really, is making people think twice about getting an account with their webhosting company, IMO.
Wow, this is most amazing news from Italy/the Vatican (via Hot Air Headlines): a most prominent Muslim speaker is going to convert to Christianity.
At least 5 black youths were convicted for an assault on a white woman on a bus in Baltimore in December (via Michelle Malkin). This is exactly what you don't hear phonies like Al Sharpton objecting to, or arguing can hurt the community.
Melanie Phillips talks about using law to battle in war.
There's an exhibition with Vietnamese art in Tokyo.
Is Hosting Solutions betraying Geert Wilders by attempting to block his right to broadcast his 15-minute documentary, Fitna? If they do, all they're doing, really, is making people think twice about getting an account with their webhosting company, IMO.
Wow, this is most amazing news from Italy/the Vatican (via Hot Air Headlines): a most prominent Muslim speaker is going to convert to Christianity.
VATICAN CITY - Italy's most prominent Muslim commentator is converting to Catholicism by being baptized by the pope at an Easter vigil, the Vatican announced Saturday.I hope that he'll be provided with good security now that he's taking up a new religion. This guy is a good role model and/or sets a good example. Update: here's more on this interesting event.
An Egyptian-born, non-practicing Muslim, Magdi Allam has infuriated some fellow Muslims with his criticism of extremism and support for Israel.
The deputy editor of the Corriere della Sera newspaper, Allam often writes on Muslim and Arab affairs. He told the Il Giornale newspaper in a December interview that his criticism of Palestinian suicide bombing generated threats on his life in 2003, prompting the Italian government to provide him with a sizeable security detail.
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