Another Sunday-night tour through the blogosphere, looking for link-love in all the right places ...

The Mudville Gazette, who's sending lots of people over for my caption contest, also has a great post on a young man who styles himself a conscientious objector -- who volunteered for the regular Army, for Pete's sake! Greyhawk calls it desertion, and I agree ...

Tim Blair notes that Islamic Jihad is griping about the evil Zionists who hacked into their web site. Of course, the Jihadists prefer an entirely different kind of hacking ...

My friend and colleague-to-be, the Big Trunk at Power Line, recounts his experiences bringing Winston Churchill to life in front of an enthusiastic audience at St. Olaf. Since Churchill is perhaps my favorite historical figure, I'll have to buy Trunk a cafe latte when I bring one for Hindrocket and pick his brain during commercial breaks ...

Michael Kantor at the Calico Cat expresses my sentiments on the Iraq war precisely. Why is this so difficult to understand? ... Donald at The Back of the Envelope (another good blog, BTW) expands on the same thought ...

Speaking of Iraq (and Iran), Brant at SWLiP makes a great point about the inevitability of the Iranian question for the same reasons Iraq was inevitable...

Rammer at Electric Venom notes that al-Qaeda seems to be their own worst enemy -- after two failed assassination attempts on Pervez Musharraf, the Pakistanis now seem a lot more motivated to allow the Americans to operate more freely along the Afghan border in order to capture what's left of al-Qaeda leadership. Imagine that! ...

Even the Commissar at the Politburo Diktat is focused on Iraq, although in this case the good Comrade has something of a scoop: the letter Saddam asked the Red Cross (Red??) to give to his daughter. Seems like Uncle Saddy's in fine spirits indeed!

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