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I’ve been reading your negative comments below. It seems you don’t think my humorous pieces are humorous and the rest is, well, your final, general comment was: However, I’d also say that this site is VERY obscure, and - based on the incredibly low caliber of the work done on it (even by right wing blog standards) is so low, that that is unlikely to ever change.

I’ve said this many times here, William, no-relation-to-the fine-actor-Bill, Atherton, the Third, I don’t care if the blog is obscure. I do it because, well, I do things. Many friends and friends of friends read it, send me E-mails approving or disapproving. I tell them to put the comments under the post, but they’d rather respond to me personally. Obscure or not, it’s me taking the time to put something out there. Creating something.

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Just last week, July 18th to be exact, North Korea shut its Yongbyon reactor, according to the UN’s nuclear watchdog, a delightful, caramel colored chihuahua named Bernice. The reactor had been producing weapons-grade plutonium and its closure fulfilled some terms of an agreement with the U.S., South Korea, Russia, China and Japan that was reached on Feb. 13.

This little reported event is a “triumph of diplomacy,” said Secretary of State, Condoleeza Rice, who had initiated back channel negotiations with the North Koreans. Sources close to this little known North Korean diplomatic effort have revealed that Kim Jong-Il’s change of heart was a result of a phone call from Alec Baldwin.

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