My gut tells me this morning, on the eve of war, that things will work out much better than we fear. Not because of Bush and the rest of the right-wing religious zealots and morons who currently run the US Government, but DESPITE them.
- An Editorial Comment From One Who Hardly Ever Makes Them
forioscribe- March 18th, 2003
My gut tells me this morning, on the eve of war, that things will work out much better than we fear. Not because of Bush and the rest of the right-wing religious zealots and morons who currently run the US Government, but DESPITE them.
next time you got any sort of a disease
Re: next time you got any sort of a disease
Re: god save us from
procrastination by the league of nations in 1930's
Thank you for the blessing, I really appreciate it. :)
Still, I'm a little sceptical of this report - what would British soldiers be doing up in the North? We're supposed to be grabbing the Basra oil fields in the Southeast.
A recent conversation with my parents -- both of whom lived through more than thirty-five years of Stalin, Khrushchev, and Brezhnev -- has not helped my optimism, since they both mentioned that the U.S.'s national rhetoric right now echoes that of the USSR more than at any time that they can remember. And these are two people who have a pretty serious fondness for the U.S. for having offered an escape from that kind of society. They're pretty pissed off, to say the least.ï
yup
My thoughts this morning were almost exactly the same, barring the pinball that's ricocheting around in there and disrupting the flow. Verbatim...
Good to know some folks out there share my disappointed optimism.