Just a brief reminder: there is no contradiction in being pro-troop, anti-war and patriotic. Many of the world's great patriots have been pro-troop and anti-war. We should support our troops and our veterans, but war, any war, has a level of hubris that it's incalculable: regardless of the cause of conflict - the offensive army strokes its ego believing it has a justifiable cause; the defensive army strokes its ego in knowing that an injustice has come upon them. The hubris is even almost worse if the defensive side is the looser: it makes many martyrs.

We thought all was well, well we were wrong. The AntiHubris.com Stop The Diatribe Department (sometimes it seems they are slower than us, what with the computer problems we had for 15 years and all), realized that if we continued along the lines of their suggestion #1 of the last post (A Place For Ramblin' and Random Recordin') - our beloved home-page would never load in even the most super-highspeed-ultra-hyper-fast internet connection: even w/ archivin' et all, we'd just babble on too much. Ergo, our Ramblin' and Recordin' Ramblings were randomly relocated to this comfy spot (the view is extraordinary! - and it's the location that was random).

Well, this spot is our permanent musing local, we've done gone and heard that too much relocatin' can break the web - and we don't want all our hard pontificatin' and erudition to go to waste (we fired our old architect... what?... don't worry about the cannon smoke, it'll clear in just a sec).

What's in a location anyway? We like this new permanent place, it was too much pressure being out front and center, the limelight was causing a bit of vertigo, and we can't well ramble on when we can't tell up from down.

Anyway, carry on & enjoy AntiHubris.com in all its splendor!