Brian Gongol
- Rest in Peace, Fred Rogers (2.27.2003)
- Why Mancow Trumps Gephardt (2.27.2003)
- Fun Marker Toy at GE (2.27.2003)
- Plans for Reconstructing Iraq (2.27.2003)
- MP3's from The Electric Company (2.27.2003)
- Is There Even One Item Out of France That Isn't Ludicrous? (2.25.2003)
- If You're Not Laughing, You Aren't Paying Attention (2.25.2003)
- I Actually Like Metric, But Isn't This a Bit Much? (2.25.2003)
- Canadian Absorption into the U.S. May Be Inevitable (2.25.2003)
- Here's Why the EU is Doomed (2.25.2003)
- Someone Drank the Spoiled Grape Juice Again (2.25.2003)
- Complete Military History of France (2.25.2003)
- Excellent Advice for Urban Survival (2.24.2003)
- Eh-Hee! (2.24.2003)
- Not the Time for Saber-Rattling (2.24.2003)
- Chirac's Pomposity Knows No Bounds (2.24.2003)
- For All Your World-Domination Needs (2.24.2003)
- Never Go In If You Don't Know the Way Out (2.24.2003)
- Extremism Doesn't Start with Rationality (2.24.2003)
- How About Plain Old Moderation, Folks? (2.24.2003)
- Did it Work? Was it True? Don't Know. (2.24.2003)
- Advertising is Good for You(r Bottom Line) (2.24.2003)
- Perhaps They Meant to Use "Gongol" Instead (2.24.2003)
- The Stacks of Bills Behind the Presidents on the Bills (2.24.2003)
- Watch the Anti-War Protestors Waffle (from OpinionJournal.com) (2.19.2003)
- How to Blow Stuff Up (from OpinionJournal.com) (2.19.2003)
- Chances Are, You Were Watching (2.18.2003)
- See the Last Innovative Thing to Emerge from France (2.18.2003)
- You Need a Fortune Today (2.18.2003)
- Why Efficiency Trumps Fairness (2.18.2003)
- DC Residents See Shooting, Do Nothing (2.17.2003)
- Video of the Shooting (2.17.2003)
- Sobering Stats on Palestinian Terrorism (2.16.2003)
- Don't Be a Patriotic Hacker (2.16.2003)
- Road Travel Banned In Maryland (2.16.2003)
- Have You Ever Known of an Effective Committee for Anything? (2.16.2003)
- This Could Be a Problem (2.16.2003)
- Way Old Skizool Biology Books (2.16.2003)
- What If You Used This to Broadcast Naughty Videos? (2.16.2003)
- Busting Up the Nigerian Bank Scam (2.15.2003)
- Get Your Electronic Love On (2.15.2003)
- Weapon is Hardly New, But Definitely Cool (2.15.2003)
- Aww, Do We Have To? (2.13.2003)
- How to Get Ahead (2.13.2003)
- You Dropped a Bomb on Me, Baby (2.13.2003)
- Grenade Found at Gatwick Airport (2.13.2003)
- They May Have Violated Mexican Immigration Laws (2.13.2003)
- "Western Iraq [...] will be kept Scud-free" (2.13.2003)
- Belgians Want to Prosecute Sharon (2.13.2003)
- Aziz: "We aren't a threat to anyone" (2.13.2003)
- CNNABC -- Never Meant to Be (2.13.2003)
- I Moo Too (2.11.2003)
- Strongbad (2.11.2003)
- First Baghdad, Then Paris (2.11.2003)
- Taking the Threat Seriously (2.11.2003)
- Threats Higher (2.11.2003)
- Go Make Money Somewhere Else (2.11.2003)
- Screensavers for Smallpox (2.11.2003)
- Who Said Accounting Was Boring? (2.11.2003)
- The Ever Delightful Heidi Klum (2.11.2003)
- Read Letters to Investors Carefully (2.11.2003)
- Official Account of the 1981 Iraqi Reactor Kill (2.11.2003)
- Isn't This Relatively Obvious? (2.11.2003)
- Investing Your Pocket Change and More (2.11.2003)
- Go Ahead and Surf at Work... (2.11.2003)
- The Public Interest, Convenience, or Necessity (2.11.2003)
- Love the Daily Show (2.11.2003)
- WCFL Used to Mean W-"Chicago Federation of Labor" (2.11.2003)
- State of the Union Drinking Game (2.11.2003)
- Sometimes You Gotta Cheer for the Little Guy (2.11.2003)
- Now It's KPMG's Turn (2.11.2003)
- Another Reminder to Imbibe Cautiously (2.11.2003)
- Can You Imagine Steve Forbes at a Nude Beach? (2.11.2003)
- Copycats (2.11.2003)
- Pirate Streamers (2.11.2003)
- Dark Sky Association (2.11.2003)
- Death of the Roaring 90's (2.11.2003)
- The S&P 500 is All-American (2.11.2003)
- More Than $0.02 on Financial Restoration (2.11.2003)
- So I Guess I'm Not a True Over-Achiever (2.11.2003)
- I Liked Statler & Waldorf Best (2.11.2003)
- Larger Meanings to Iraq Standoff (2.11.2003)
- Electronic Property Rights (2.11.2003)
- Fuel Cells From Silicon (2.11.2003)
- Penn Versus the TSA (from edodo.org) (2.6.2003)
- Simplicity Can Be Frustrating (2.6.2003)
- Poser Gets His Due (2.6.2003)
- Michael Jackson is a Bona Fide Nutjob (2.4.2003)
- More Katie Holmes! Please! (2.4.2003)
- The Speak & Spell Afterlife (via Collegehumor.com) (2.4.2003)
- Too Much Thinking About Love (2.3.2003)
- Columbia Tiles Suspected (2.3.2003)
- Perhaps the Best Advice Ever Given (2.2.2003)
- A Whole Mountain of JFK Quotes (2.2.2003)
- Perhaps the Best Assortment of Random Quotes Anywhere (2.2.2003)
- The Wall Street Journal Usurps the New York Times (2.2.2003)
- Public Budgeting 101: Cut First What Hurts Most (from OpinionJournal.com) (2.2.2003)
- Further Proof Most Europeans Lean Socialistic (2.2.2003)
- Maybe Ted Turner Will Shut Up Now (2.2.2003)
- El Sitio (Spanish-language portal site) (2.2.2003)
- Quotes from The Critic (2.1.2003)
- Nuts to France (2.1.2003)
- Photos from a Columbia Debris Site (2.1.2003)
- DJEncore.com (short on content, but a great design) (2.1.2003)
- More on Total Information Awareness (2.1.2003)
- These People are on Organic Crack (2.1.2003)
- It Ain't Over and It Ain't Gonna Be Over...Ever (2.1.2003)
- You Folks are Trusting (2.1.2003)
- What kind of future do you want? A few excerpts from "Al-Qaida's Links to Iranian Security Services":
- "Mughniyah [a suspect in the Beirut Marine-barracks murders] has eluded American attempts to capture him at least twice. In the 1980’s, he slipped through the net when France let him go despite a tip off from the United States. Then in 1995, American authorities were planning to arrest him when his flight from Khartoum to Beirut made a stop at Riyadh airport. The Saudis reportedly got around U.S. authorities’ request to detain him by refusing to permit the aircraft to make the planned stopover."
- "The [Takfir wal Hijra] movement, which originated in Egypt advocates the establishment of a 'purified' society, based solely on Islamic law, or Shariah. This society is to be the core of a revolution in which all secular Islamic governments are overthrown and replaced with the rule of Shariah."
- "Al-Qaida is a movement for globalization; but instead of the global village and common markets, it is a movement for global Islam. Its goal is the formation of a world-spanning pan-Islamic state, based on the strictest possible interpretation of Islamic law."
- "Up to now, Israeli security forces have been preoccupied with groups such as Hamas and Hizballah, which due to their local infrastructures, were seen as the greater threat. This argument may already be null and void; al-Qaida, thanks to Iran appears to already have a firm foothold in the region."
The Israeli Institute for Counter-Terrorism is an excellent resource. (2.16.2003) - "Mughniyah [a suspect in the Beirut Marine-barracks murders] has eluded American attempts to capture him at least twice. In the 1980’s, he slipped through the net when France let him go despite a tip off from the United States. Then in 1995, American authorities were planning to arrest him when his flight from Khartoum to Beirut made a stop at Riyadh airport. The Saudis reportedly got around U.S. authorities’ request to detain him by refusing to permit the aircraft to make the planned stopover."