I’m not sure how they got my name, I’m not sure why they asked to interview me, but they did. If you’re interested in reading a long-ish interview with me in the Pakistani Spectator, you can find it here.

It’s probably not going to give you any new insights to me, and I doubt that it will wow you with my wisdom, but it is mine. Mine all mine all mine all mine.

Then take a look at some of the other blogger interviews that they’ve had. Quite an impressive variety, really, and most of them don’t talk much about politics.

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And while we’re at linking the linkers, I have to thank Shawn Macomber for linking my story about ELF. I’m pretty sure it was the line about the Vast Right Wing Supper Club that he really liked. Thanks, Shawn!

Incidentally, I noticed Shawn’s link when, after reading his new piece on the Heartland Institute’s 2008 International Conference on Climate Change, I checked out the Spectator’s blog. Point being, that global warming piece is what you should be reading right now--far more interesting than my musings on American Idol.

“The political debate is a farce, a puppet show,” Bast said with a wave of his hand. “They’ll all posture as the great savior of humanity. One will promise to reduce carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050 and the other will jump in and say, ‘No, I’ll cut 90 percent by 2040.’ They have no power to deliver. No politician is going to pursue policies sure to raise gas prices another one or two dollars a gallon.”

Check it out. Good stuff.