thanks to the wonders of syndication, and the work of someone named vivek at Cool/Lame, you can read entries from two blogs on a single page. It’s called Bush and Kerry Side By Side.
Hear hear:
Steven Johnson draws out an important point that has to be made in the wake of the Madrid bombings and the socialist victory in the past weekend’s elections in Spain. “We’re not opposed to operations like ‘Iraqi Freedom’ because we somehow think that terrorism isn’t that big of a deal. There is no more important issue in the world today. We’re opposed because we think that pre-emptive, destabilizing attacks against nation-states in the Middle East that aren’t associated with Al Qaeda will create MORE opportunities for Al Qaeda, not less.”
Boing Boing is now
a Movable Type blog. Esoterica to most readers, but interesting for some.
Check out this interview
with Joe Trippi, by David Pogue: The Internet and Political Campaigns. “This isnft going anywhere but up. More people are going to join. More people are going to get involved. The American people really do want to do something in the common good. I think the biggest problem this country has right now is getting over the individualsf disbelief that they can make a difference. The system has beaten it out of people. ‘You canft make a difference.’ Well, you can. And the Dean campaign proved that.”
The story on the website
doesn’t go quite as far as the newscast I just listened to on CBC. The site suggests only the following: Madrid blast investigators find detonators, Arabic tapes. On the newscast just now, however, they’ve gone further to suggest that Al Qaeda has claimed responsibility for the blast in Madrid today.
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