Someone You Should Know
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 19th, 2005 | TrackbackThe fact that soldier medics have been recurring recipients of this award is a testament to the quality of soldiers volunteering to serve as combat medics today.
Archive for August, 2005
2005 Person of the Year: Predictions
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 18th, 2005 | TrackbackWho do you think is the Person of the Year so far in 2005? Who do you predict it will be?
.0015% of US Population Turns out for Vigil
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 18th, 2005 | TrackbackLet’s see, if we’re generous and call the crowd…oh, let’s say 562 people…that means that *656,000 Austinites didn’t give a rat’s ass about the vigil—or at the very least, they had better, more important things to do.
Dogs for Cindy
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 18th, 2005 | TrackbackI wonder if this dog has any clue that the terrorist are also blowing up dogs?
Today I Became a Republican
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 18th, 2005 | TrackbackI actually felt myself become a Republican today. It was around 10am, when I read the latest update of the Cindy Sheehan saga in CNN.com.
MSN.com is Shameless
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 18th, 2005 | TrackbackBut before you are given a single detail about the charges or the crimes, there is this clickable-lede: Sample and download Cassidy’s music
Not in Byron’s Name
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 17th, 2005 | TrackbackWhen the reporter showed a clip of Cindy Sheehan saying that she “speaks for the 1800 soldiers who were killed in this mistake of a warâ€, Janet Norwood smiled and said, “Well, she can subtract one from her number for sure and that would be Byron. She does not speak for us and she does not speak for our son.â€
Two Bloggers do what the NY Times Could Would Not
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 17th, 2005 | Trackback
The only question remaining now is: When will the NY Times, the Washington Post, CNN, CBS, and the rest of the Exempt Media do their own investigative reporting on this story and hold Air America’s feet to the fire for answers (rather than make excuses for the beleagured radio network)?
Civil Rights: For Almost Everybody
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 17th, 2005 | Trackbackthe Texas Civil Rights Project only defends those civil rights that they agree with. I mean, a bunch of white, redneck-racists couldn’t possibly have any civil rights of their own.
Killer Arrested During the Funeral Procession of the Man he Killed
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 17th, 2005 | TrackbackIf they really thought that stopping the funeral procession and arresting their son-the-murderer was disrespectful of the dead, I counter that bringing along and protecting the person who caused the death is even more insulting and disrespectful.
Streamlining The Death Penalty
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 17th, 2005 | TrackbackVery few habeas corpus appeals have anything do with establishing the convicted killer’s innocence—rather it is their lawyers attempt to get them off-death row (and into a life-sentence, because they know their client is still guilty, regardless of the alleged ineffectiveness of previous counsel).
Soylent Green is….Chicken?
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 17th, 2005 | TrackbackHow freaked out will PETA and the No-War-for-Oil Left-wing nuts be when they learn that the alternative fuel source they have been clamoring for turns out to be chickens, goats, and bunny rabbits.
A Paratrooper’s Salute to the Press
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 16th, 2005 | TrackbackA paratrooper rendering the proper salute to the press. It brings tears to my eyes
Stupid Quote of the Day
Posted by Robbie Cooper on August 16th, 2005 | TrackbackTwo words is all it takes to prove Hillary wrong: Jimmy Carter.
