Via an anonymous comment on Little Green Footballs, Martin Kramer is a critic of Middle Eastern studies who thinks most students of the Arab world are much too complacent.
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You can probably reach me (David Weisman) at davidwei at optonline dot net, but my spam filter is set at ultrahigh because of youthful indescretions with pay per click rewards programs. I live in New York state near the coast, and my wife and I share a co-op. I'm usually somewhat left of center, but I try to think things through and not parrot anybody's party line. Besides politics I spend a fair amount of time playing computer games, and am interested in science and the Global Brain as well.
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Amnesty Rebels
These are all links to blog posts about the so-called Blogroll Amnesty Day. I wasn't on any of the blogrolls involved, but somehow feel no interest in linking to the huge blogs that have no interest in searching for new talent. I'll leave the links to the blogs where I first discovered what happened during my hiatus here as a sort of memorial.
No great loss for my blogroll. Atrios was less readable than Instapundit, Daily Kos is a stereotype of the angry left wing.
No great loss for my blogroll. Atrios was less readable than Instapundit, Daily Kos is a stereotype of the angry left wing.
Amnesty Rebels
- A Blog Around the Clock
- Mike the Mad Biologist
- Pharyngula
- Booman Tribune
- Creek Running North
- Jon Swift
- Brilliant at Breakfast
- Welcome to Pottersville
- The Republic of T
- Drifting Through The Grift
- Blogroll Amnesty Day
- My Left Wing
- The Silence of Our Friends
- The Impolitic
- Skippy the Bush Kangaroo
- Newshog
Liberal Blogs
- Alien Trucker
- Alternate Brain
- American Street
- Bark Bark Woof Woof
- Blah3
- BLCKDGRD
- Blue Gal
- Blue Girl in a Red State
- Brilliant at Breakfast
- BuzzFlash
- Clark's Picks
- Couchmouses' Corner
- DistributorcapNY
- Dohiyi Mir
- Drudge Retort
- Empty Corner
- FranIAm
- Glenn Greenwald
- Hugo Zoom
- Kiss My Big Blue Butt
- Liberal Values
- Liberty Street
- Man Eegee
- No More Mr. Nice Blog
- Peace Arena
- Pen-Elayne on the Web
- Picasso Dreams
- Reno and its Discontents
- Rotus
- Rubber Hose
- Sententiae
- Simply Left Behind
- State of the Day
- The Democratic Daily
- The Great Endarkenment
- The Hackenblog
- The Jade Gate (very unsettling erotic art)
- The Mahatma X Files
- The Political Cat
- The Reaction
- Vidiot Speak
- Wallah!
- Watercrunch
- World O' Crap
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