This is Oliver Stone’s spin on Nixon.
The movie does to Nixon what Amadeus did to Continue reading…
Archive for January, 2007
Naumburg is a town on the Saale River roughly in Continue reading…
A few people have accused me of being apathetic about current politcal affairs. (See the comments under “I’ll take mine rare”, particularly #’s 7 and 13 ). Allow me to indulge in a few words of defense against this charge. Continue reading…
The following article is from the current edition of Faith for all of Life, the bi-monthly publication of Continue reading…
It’s official. Hillary Clinton has announced that she will be running for the Office of President of the United States of America. Her handlers are already packaging her as Thatcher redivivus. Continue reading…
For those interested, I have put together a brief Continue reading…
Over the next several months (perhaps years, we’ll see) I plan Continue reading…
The orchestra opens with the strings furiously Continue reading…
The following is an letter I wrote to a friend who had questions about the reformed doctrine of “limited Continue reading…
The neo-cons, Bush administration, and Israelis are beating Continue reading…
Cindy Sheehan appeared on Sean Hannity’s show Continue reading…
The plot centers on a ring of foreign saboteurs operating in London. Their last attack, causing a Continue reading…
It is often thought, to borrow from Shaw, that Christianity and Judaism are two religions separated by a common Continue reading…
Somebody help me. Anymore, I’m never quite sure if I’m Continue reading…
The town of Köthen (sometimes spelled with a C) is southwest of Dessau and due north from Halle. It doesn’t even show up on the Google map until you zoom in pretty far; but as so often with German towns, it turns out to be quite substantial once you get there. (Pix is of the palace complex: it is quite modest, though there is a bit more to it than meets the eye here.)
The founder of German pietism, Johann Continue reading…
