On the usefullness of surrender.

UPDATE: And don't forget Afghanistan...

The gathering storm?

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

Halliburton as kindergartners. While Hitchen rocks with perspective.

Where, oh, where could they possibly be hiding them?

Who says there's no room for innovation left in wireless networking -- and then some?

Just your average WHOOPS.

Hitchens Strikes Again

Hitchens has an update for us on dud theories...

To listen to Clarke now, you could almost imagine that the invasion of Afghanistan and eviction of the Taliban—the actual first response of the administration to Sept. 11—had not taken place. To listen to Clarke, also, you would suppose that any Iraqi connection to terrorism was sucked straight out of Rumsfeld's or Wolfowitz's thumb. One theory that does collapse completely is that of administration foreknowledge—the Bush people were evidently in no shape to take any quick advantage of the events and seemingly hadn't bothered to plant even one Iraqi among the mainly Saudi hijackers. But in my experience, dud theories die only to be replaced by new and even dumber ones. The current reigning favorite is that fighting al-Qaida in Iraq is a distraction from the fight against al-Qaida.

Ummm -- no.

Enduring peace cannot be bought at the cost of other people's freedom.

The decline of the Kido Butai?