Archive for August, 2003
Been meaning to comment on this:
Perle Cites Errors in Iraq, Urges Power Transfer
“Of course, we haven’t done everything right,” said Perle, according to the French text of the interview. “Mistakes have been made and there will be others.
“Today, the answer is to hand over power to the Iraqis as soon as possible,” he […]
I am at college in Bozeman, all set up and everything. Apparently the network here is under attack by the Blaster worm, so I had to fend off that earlier. Exhausting.
Complaining about MTV’s “decadence,” O’Reilly gives us some Madonna lyrics:
MADONNA, SINGER: I guess, die another day / I guess, die another day / I guess, die another day / I guess, die another day / I guess I’ll die another day / Another day / I guess I’ll die another day / Another day / […]
There are real stories, and I’m posting this:
0 Comments Published by Jeff, August 29th, 2003 in SillinessMan wakes up after operation without penis
So, uh, what happens now when he sees this:
UPDATE: Good god, it’s a bad day for male genitalia:
Cambodian Dies After Attack on Testicles
TPM does a number on this article on Kay’s upcoming report on Iraq’s WMDs. Lots of paper, no chemicals. Maybe he was going to launch paper airplanes at us? No, he definately sprung for the deluxe version, those drones that were apparently meant to buzz around our heads until we gave up.
For the record, my opinion of Montana Senator Marc Raciot was slightly above many other Republicans (the position John McCain holds as well). But this (via TMW) is just stupid:
WASHINGTON - President Bush’s campaign � expected to dwarf Democratic hopefuls by raising $200 million or more for the primaries, with no GOP rival � […]
As noted in an earlier post I made, Bill O’Reilly supported the fundamentalists in Alabama. I’m not surprised. I figure he makes the religious freedom argument, saying nothing out of the ordinary. He has bewildered me. Here’s what he said (no links, I can only find it on Lexis/Nexis):
My take on […]
Ala. Ten Commandments Monument Removed
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - A 2 1/2-ton granite monument of the Ten Commandments that became a lightning rod in a legal storm over church and state was wheeled from the rotunda of the Alabama Supreme Court building Wednesday as protesters knelt, prayed and chanted, “Put it back!”
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“It is a sad day […]
What’s here? This is here:
First weapons to programs, now maybe a shift on terrorism? I watched Bush’s speech and there wasn’t any attempt to link Iraq to al Qaeda. There were basically two statemtents:
Because of our military, Iraq will no longer be a source of funding for suicide bombers in the Middle East.
a regime that sponsored terror
So, […]
