A little Sunday link love
Here below a few selected items from this week's offerings by the more than 100 blogs to whose RSS feeds I subscribe. I subscribe using FeedDemon, and you can too. (By the way, my endorsement of FeedDemon is not compensated; it's just an expression of appreciation for useful and user-friendly software.)
Overlooked by the blogosphere, says Ralf at Chicago Boyz: Russia's role in Iran's nuclear program. By the way, when you see him again next week, look again into Vladimir Putin's eyes, Mr. President. I'm pretty sure he has democratic retinopathy, but that's only my professional opinion.
Clayton Cramer commends our attention to the criminal travel plans, now cancelled by the FBI, of eight NAMBLA members. For the uninitiated, NAMBLA is the North American Man/Boy Love Association, a nefarious group that supports sex between men and teenage (or even pre-teen) boys. Only two days ago, I drew your attention to the prostituting in Houston of teenage girls, whose customers were not gay men. I am, like a Fox, fair and balanced.
Christopher of Legal XXX assures us he has not abandoned his blog, which is, as Martha Stewart would say, a good thing. You can bookmark Christopher -- he deserves it -- by clicking here.
On the reasons for the war in Iraq, Normblog, clinging to the notion that the truth matters, says some on the left need their memories refreshed.
Red State identifies, correctly in my view, the issue on which the GOP is in danger of putting itself at odds with the will of the American people and therefore losing its majority. I myself remain hopeful that the rest of us will excise the party's Wall Street Journal wing -- lots of money there but few votes -- and save ourselves, to say nothing of the Nation's civic and fiscal health.