Showing posts with label jedi blogroll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jedi blogroll. Show all posts

Monday, June 23, 2008

Belmont Club update

The Belmont Club (of the Jedi Blogroll) has moved to Pajamas Media. Blogroll link updated accordingly.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Blogroll shakeup 2008

I finally updated the Jedi Blogroll, deleting Captain's Quarters in favor of Ed Morrissey's new home base at Hot Air.

Other changes:
  • dropped S.P.Q.A. because of chronic dormancy
  • dropped EU Referendum because I'm reading less of it.
  • added longtime favorite The Belmont Club
  • added Common Sense Political Thought
  • added American Power
  • added Alan Colmes' Liberal Land to the Sith Blog Roll
Liberal Land appears to carry over some of the Fox News fascination with titillation, pun intended, as indicated by the Miley Cyrus sexy photo watch.

The competition for worthy inclusion on the Sith Blog Roll remains wide open. Nominate your own blog if you think you make a good case for liberal politics.

Friday, May 25, 2007

Jedi blogger rides off into sunset

S.P.Q.A. has suspended operations.

Too bad, since Jarod Armstrong posted some very good and detailed points of view from a conservative perspective.

I'm not going to go on at length about how I'll miss the blog, because Jarod's posts were so long, on average, that I didn't read very many of them all the way through. Everything I read from Jarod was solid, though.

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

EU Referendum added to Jedi blog roll

I've enjoyed reading EU Referendum for months, now, ever since their expose last year about the staged news reporting in the Middle East. Their blog posts are varied and informative, largely because of the point-of-view. The view is from across the pond, and intersects the interest of American conservatives while essentially dealing with European politics.

Obviously the European Union and the challenges it presents to the national sovereignty of its member states lies behind the name.

The political observations are astute, as I see it. And I enjoy the posts regarding military moves and hardware.