I’ve been avidly reading blogs for about 5 months now and decided today was the day to join the fray. I happily join the other pajamamujahadien in the cyber world.

As a way of introducing the reading I have been doing, which from which you can conclude my leanings to some degree, here are some of the many that I make a special effort to read daily, if not more depending on how fast the news is breaking. I will shamelessly promote the blogs with my thoughts on them as well:

Little Green Footballs
I was reading this well before RatherGate. Charles was the one who overlayed a MS Word document on the Texas ANG memos and got the entire ball rolling on the forgery issue. Even before that, his blog has a lot of links to news that is published overseas, or downplayed stateside. Great discussions from many thinking readers makes it even better thatn the basic posts alone!

The Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiller
Misha has a lot of insightful commentary, with “edgy” adjectives. Again, as with LGF, the discussions are lively and well populated.

Black Five
Matt is ex-military, with many connections to the real men, women and family members doing the hard work for the sake of freedom. His perspective is well founded when he adds to the material he links. Great place to find great reading and links to the real warriors, so you can see it through their eyes, not the filtering of the MSM.

International Monkey Assasination Organization
Frank isn’t really an assassin, but he doesn’t like monkeys. The man has a view of life of his very own and manages stick figure cartoons to get his point across. It’s a hoot!

That’s a few to start with. Surf on over and spend a few minutes reading.

This post is will be “the one that started it” for me. I’ve been reading blogs for about 6 months now and have decided to join the ranks of the pajamahadeen. More on the logic behind that to come with time, but it has at it’s core the desire to let the main stream media (herinafter referered to as “MSM”) and their blind supporters know there are plenty of thinking, knowledgeable people out here, who did not choose to wear a press pass for their chosen career. Not all of these people had to go through a higher education institution to get their smarts, either.

“They” employ “experts” all the time, and, while I’m thinking of it, they actually pay them for their commentary. Look at all the talking heads they had who used to wear a uniform for the Gulf War and the War on Terror? In the land of the cyber-expert, it seems plenty of people did some tremendously detailed research. all free of charge for the MSM, and their idea of “thanks” was to tell the world that people who sit at home and type in their pajamas can’t be taken seriously.

If I had the free money, I’d sure pay plenty for some not-photshopped pictures of the major luminaries of the press corps typing at home on their laptops…in their PJs!

Comments?

I feel like I’m running out the back of a Super Casa at 15,000 ft. I’m now falling into the cyber-atmosphere, but I packed a ‘chute, it will be OK….