I won’t talk about the war. You know I have trouble keeping up with politics even in normal times. So I won’t say anything about the war, particularly as the mere thought of it makes me feel positively sick. I’ll just send you off to read things that other people have written. Not necessarily the best, just those that I have picked up during the last half hour or so. Don’t forget to explore the rest of the sites if I just pointed you to an individual post.
- Saying No to War
- lettre à Bush (Michael Moore)
- War in the Ruins of Diplomacy
- Kevin Sites
- Netlex (bilingual)
- Karl (photos)
- Dear Raed (RSS feed)
- Michael Moore
- Tristan (standblog)
- Pierre
- Patrick (e-sheep)
- Idle Words
- Laurent (navire.net)
No warblogs. I’m sick enough without reading what the likes of Charles Johnson and especially their commentors have to say (ok, I’ll admit there are more “readable” warblogs than his). Read Let Slip the Blogs of War instead. If you read French, read Michel Dumais: Le déclin des blogues américains.
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You don’t like charles johnson, but you link to michael moore? They’re the same, just opposite
ends of the spectrum.
Don’t be a hypocrite.
I just happen to be nearer to Moore’s end of the spectrum than Johnson’s 😉
You don't like charles johnson, but you link to michael moore? They're the same, just opposite
ends of the spectrum.
Don't be a hypocrite.