Today's Links 2005 06 28 Tuesday

New site policy: I'm only going to do one 'links' post per day, and update, amend or add to it as the day goes on. I will not send trackbacks on anything in the daily links post. I will not send trackbacks unless I do enough work on something that it merits its own post (or if invited to).



(my apologies to those Powerblogs sends one to automatically)



No, nobody sent me upset email or anything. I just decided I want to refocus a bit more on the blog's raison d'etre. I still want to put as many cool links here as I have time to find. I'm specifically trying to look at all RINOs and all LLPers, especially the ones further down the current popularity list. But all the stuff I've been doing the last week and a half as individual posts distracts attention from my main issue.

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Text of President Bush's speech Here.



I didn't get to see it. Reading it seems like a rah-rah, albeit a rah-rah I believe in. See the "Holding Bush and Rumsfield Accountable" post. Perhaps more thoughts tomorrow.



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Glenn Reynolds writes a column articulating what I've been saying for months. First I've seen it in the professional media. There's no "professional" clause in the laws or regulations giving generic providers of financial advice immunity from liability. Matter of fact, in most areas the laws and regulations protect those who act without explicit compensation to a larger degree than those who are so compensated. Why should journalism be any different?



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On Chinese Strategy from Chris Cam



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More worthwhile stuff on Michael Ignatief's stuff from Decision '08



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Pigilito says... Interesting political developments in Spain



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Okay, this IS important



This video has an important message



Listen. Take Heed. Be the message.



(Laugh a little!)



Hat Tip: Dean Esmay



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FRANCE EXPLODES! Film at 11!



First, remember what happened last time they tried to build a nuclear carrier. Then click the link below. To paraphrase the Phantom of the Opera:



This has the makings of a Disaster beyond Imagination