Trantor Journal

If a science of history were achieved, it would, like the science of celestial mechanics, make possible the calculable prediction of the future in history.

31 March 2007

Nothing we didn't already know

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Not surprised , just sad.
18 March 2007

Just stop it . . .

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An excellent article by Kevin Bales, president of Free the Slaves. What will it take to get the world's governments to focus sufficien...
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17 March 2007

Digby Roolz . . .

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. . . exactement , you crazy hippy.
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15 October 2006

I'm back . .

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. . . life in the U.K. can be hard. Offline since June -- but it's sorted now.
03 June 2006

Of bombs and balconies . . .

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Many of my previous posts have, I admit, reflected a certain contempt for our news media, much of which I consider to be on the whole thorou...
15 May 2006

Zzzzzz. . . .

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. . . . what was that? Oh, same old shit . Go back to spleep. . .
23 April 2006

What ever happened to that Iranian offer to negotiate . . . ?

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Oh, yeah, now I remember . . .
03 April 2006

Based on the situation at the time

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Well, strike me with a feather! The Economist edges towards mea culpa ville? On reading the valedictory message of departing editor Bill...
01 April 2006

Our greatest jurist . . .

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. . . truly a genius .

Teensy tip of the iceberg

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In the great "jaded" vs. "complicit" debate, I vote for the latter .
27 March 2006

Unhinged

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He's really on a bender these days .

Scalia again

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He's a genius , they tells me . . . As Atrios points out, I love how Scalia orders the press around.

Yeah, yeah

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Not bad . . . . . . but it's the second comment that strikes the right chord. Here it is reprinted in its entirety: Too little, too l...
26 March 2006

Shaken not stirred

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Want to know where our Supreme Court's heading? Justice Scalia has hardly been shy about his intent. Here's his speech at the U of ...
25 March 2006

I think the logic is perfectly sound

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It's simple, really: emergency war powers become permanent when the president deems us to be in a permanent state of war. I wonder if ...
19 March 2006

Part Four -- Lexington and the Iraq War

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Picking up from where I left off , let's move on to The Economist's unpardonable coverage of and support for the Iraq war. In direct...

Right on

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I couldn't agree with Kevin more . The so-called social security crisis is a charade.
18 March 2006

Part 'tree -- Mens Rea Exposed!

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The Economist is perhaps the standard-bearer of classical liberalism in the global media: it is a 160-year old magazine (scroll down) that ...
15 March 2006

"We don't call them elitists for nothing"

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. . . quoth Joe Scarface. Yes, who oh who will be held accountable ?

Wow

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Can it get any more corrupt? Has anyone attempted to compare our current era of sleaze with those in the past? I wonder how we'd comp...
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I was born in the 10th month of the 11,988th year of the Galactic Era (GE) (-79 Foundation Era (FE)). My prediction of the eventual fall of the Galactic Empire has earned me nickname "Raven" Seldon: I guess it stuck. For reasons too tedious to explain, I have made very few in-the-flesh appearances to my interlocutors: just read the book. I prefer to appear in pre-recorded holographic messages when it is time to reveal a Seldon Crisis. However, since the invention of the internet, thanks to Al Gore, I have chosen to reveal my observations (and perhaps a few predictions) on this website.
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