Sunday, September 15, 2002

A caution against Gulf War II

Interesting item from Down Under: Bush spurns Cold War lessons America's strategy for the war on terror defies logic and risks uniting its "enemies", warns Anatol Lieven.

Sent by a blogless U.S. Military friend, by the way.

Don't tell anybody

Says this here in the Sunday Herald:

A secret blueprint for US global domination reveals that President Bush and his cabinet were planning a premeditated attack on Iraq to secure 'regime change' even before he took power in January 2001.

Thanks to Dr. Weinberger for the link.

And you thought CARP was bad

Says here archconservative religious stations are squeezing NPR out of small markets.

Religious broadcasters have always been extremelly resourceful about grabbing every possible channel in the noncommercial band (between 88 and 92 on the FM dial). This stuff about hating NPR sounds new to me, though.

More in the Discussion section, starting here and here.

Polyjournalism

Over in Linux Journal: In suspense over Sun's upcoming desktop Linux boxes.

Other items this month:

Linux for Suits: Grass Roots WiFi in London

Lessig on Freedom: Use It or Lose It

Penguin Breeding at Gnomedex

A Modest Proposal for 9/11/2006