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Archbishop for U.S. military personnel: Morally acceptable for troops to defy orders
Timothy Broglio, Catholic archbishop responsible for U.S. military personnel, argued that it was morally acceptable for service members to disobey orders that go against their conscience. He expressed concern that troops could end up in a situation that they find morally questionable. However, Broglio acknowledged that doing so would put these service members in a […]
Pardon puffery
I read on MS-NOW (formerly MSNBC – wonder how many million $ that one letter change cost? Right now the current high is DoD to DoW at an estimate $125,000,000. In fairness, though, Defense is six letters and War is three, so it is a 9 letter change. But by the same standard, it’s now […]
Poll: Left and right support for political assassinations higher than you think
The Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) discovered in a recent poll that women were more likely than men to believe that political assassinations are justified. Respondents were presented with two political figures, President Donald Trump and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Respondents were asked questions related to the justification of assassinating the two individuals. The […]
A Tale of Two…
It was the best of time, it was the worst of times. That’s the opener to “A Tale of Two Cities”, widely cited as one of the greatest opening lines in history, along with “Call me Ishmael!” and a few others.* We’re gonna tell a tale of two programs. Too short a column for […]
Holiday Open Thread
Dr. Marthin Luther King had a dream that different groups of people would sit at the table of brotherhood and be judged by the content of their character. Commenters on this website do this very thing. Plenty of folks get judged by the content of their character here. Sometimes, this evaluation comes in the form […]
A New Name You Should know
Well, I got sandbagged twice while waiting for the wife to get home from church. I like to think I am fairly savvy on Holocaust stuff, and I despise Fakebook, yet I read a post there that made me go “whoa” and start looking to see if there was any historical truth – and there […]



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