Friday, February 28, 2003
Microsoft: Spawn of Satan, or Tool of Beelzebub?
Read the two stories referenced by this Slashdot article:
Microsoft Opens Source to China. Then think through the national
security implications if Jim Allchin's sworn testimony is actually
true.
So, is Jim Allchin guilty of perjury, or is Bill Gates guilty of
treason? You decide!
[Either way, this does nothing to change my belief that the common
good would be well served by some Microsoft executive(s) spending 24-48
hours in the slammer --
or even better, bring back the stockade and let them be jeered at and
pelted with rotten vegetables.]
Students with WAAAY too much free time
Legos Are Not Enough is ... words fail me. The combination of
Bond, Legos, and Ann Arbor is just too much fun.
Wednesday, February 26, 2003
Monday, February 24, 2003
We Want Their "Dialog" When They Know Their Place
Terry Mattingly hits it perfectly regarding liberal Anglican
hypocrisy toward allegedly-respected Third World voices:
"The liberals basically spent the last 40 years saying, 'Let's hear
the voice of the Third World,' " said historian Philip Jenkins of
Pennsylvania State University, addressing a recent Anglican Mission in
America conference. "And now they've heard it and they'd like the
Third World to shut up for several decades."
(Link via
Midwest Conservative Journal.)
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