From around the blogosphere …

Posted by: ST on August 26, 2005 at 12:17 am

Here are some noteworthy posts from around the blogosphere for your reading enjoyment this evening:

  • Michael Yon’s latest post (which includes pictures) is up.  If you don’t read anything else tonight, please read that one.
  • Joe Gandelman discusses Pat Boone’s criticism of both Cindy Sheehan’s campaign and her "supporters."
  • Rob Port is on the case of regarding the three thugs who brutally assaulted two Iraq war veterans.  Hopefully Rob’s tips to the Seattle PD will help them crack this case (make sure to scroll down that post for  updates).
  • Michelle Malkin and Brian Maloney’s latest post on the Air America scandal is now posted.  Investigative blogging at its finest.
  • Jeff Goldstein continues his brief conversations with the ghost of John Merrick.
  • Gateway Pundit has a great post about the town of Festus, Missouri.  The folks in Festus saw fit to give a heroes welcome to a returning wounded veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom.  Those folks know how to do it right!  (Hat tip: Beth at She Who Will Be Obeyed!

Time for my tired self to hit the pillow :) G’nite, all!

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    1. Jack Deth says:

      Hi, Sister Toldjah!

      Excellent overview and round~up!

      The Air Moonbat Scandal id simmering nicely!
      I’ll also have to drop in more often at Beth’s SWWBO.

      Pleasant dreams!:cool:

      Jack.

    2. lcvrwc says:

      I e-mailed the Michael Yon piece to a coworker yesterday (before I had even finished reading it myself) with a note saying, “You have to read this RIGHT F’N NOW!” He sent me back a note saying he had already read it. I sent a note back to him asking why didn’t he send it to me after he had read it? He was muchly abashed :)

      That’s me and my buddy–reading blogs and solving the problems of the world, while we’re working.