Tim Ryan, D-OH explains why people might possibly believe the “rumors on the internets” rather than GWB on the topic of impending drafts.
Preach it, Tim. Via DAG on a mailing list that shall remain unnamed.
Pinging stuff I care about.
Tim Ryan, D-OH explains why people might possibly believe the “rumors on the internets” rather than GWB on the topic of impending drafts.
Preach it, Tim. Via DAG on a mailing list that shall remain unnamed.
The Internets Veterans For Truth is an archive of electionally relevant or amusing video. They have bittorrents as well as direct downloads available.
In the “electionally relevant but not at all amusing” category is this video. It’s a little peek into the war in Iraq. You get to listen to and watch American soldiers kill people. And you have to think — George W. Bush is in large part responsible for both sides of this — for the sudden horrible death of those Iraqis, and for the fact that there are now a lot more Americans who have been put in a position where they have had to kill.
It’s not good for people to kill. It’s not good for people to die, but it’s not good for people to kill, either.
We’re up to 100,000 dead Iraqi civilians now, not counting Falluja (which could double that number) — that’s just the civilians. Is it worth it? Is it really worth it? Saddam was a terrible dictator, but at what point does the cure for Saddam become worse than the disease? Things are going to get worse there before they get better. We are fighting a land war in Asia against an insurgency which has popular sympathy and support. Does that sound familiar to anyone?
War is a bad idea. You should avoid war if you possibly can. There are usually better ways to get things done than fighting wars. This is a basic truth of life, that is completely lost on the Bush administration, because very few of them have ever actually been in a war, and many of them have taken steps to make sure that they personally didn’t have to serve even in the wars they supported.
Vote Kerry on Tuesday, OK?
Decapitation’s not just for hostages in Iraq anymore.
DETROIT – A factory worker attacked and killed a fellow employee with a sword the suspect apparently made himself at the metals plant where both men worked, police said Thursday.
Witnesses told police the 30-year-old man had complained he was being bullied by another worker at Peerless Metals, which makes metal powders used in automobile brakes.
The suspect had been working on the sword for several days, apparently at work, and when he finished Wednesday, he struck the 40-year-old victim in the neck, nearly decapitating him, said police spokesman James Tate.
The suspect ran away but later returned to the factory. When police arrived, he was having a beer, authorities said.
No names were immediately released.
stop picking on me/because I’m a geek
I’m strange to you, you’re strange to me
but one of these days/I’m gonna pack heat
your brains on the wall, my face, my face on TV
mc chris, “geek”