A brief roundup of some worthwhile (and overlooked) posts from our fellow Z-list bloggers:
- William K. Wolfrum on the pretense of an epic battle of civilizations: "The “Epic Battle of Civilizations” can be defined in one word: narcissism....An “Epic Battle of Civilizations?” Please. Stop thinking so highly of yourself."
- Jaye, of Winding Road in Urban Area, on executing Saddam: "Is that what this war is about? Executing an old man? The most executing-est governor in the history of the Great State of Texas, God bless her, has gone global."
- S. W. Anderson, of Oh!pinion, on the Democrats standing up to Big Pharma: "We can’t overstate the importance of this change from the standpoint of simple justice.....In fact, a political sea change is taking place in America and it’s about a lot of things. Soft-core corruption like that which went into the prescription drug law is one of those things."
- Aaron Barlow, of One Flew East, on the question war supporters should have asked: "...it was no ‘close call’ in determining to support or oppose the invasion. It was only a close call (if then) if one did not ask one significant question: 'What do we do if we fail?'"
- Generik, of The Generik Brand, compares James Brown and Gerald Ford: "Does it make me a bad person to say that I find the loss of James Brown more disconcerting than the loss of Gerald Ford?"
[That's all, folks]
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