a little more light reading
Mar. 25th, 2003 11:07 amI promise I won't make a habit of this. Really.
Red Cross warns of impending humanitarian crisis in Iraqi city of Basra, which has been without water and electricity since Friday. I warn you that this article includes a photo of an Iraqi man holding a dead or wounded child, which could be disturbing, so click with caution. (Personally I believe we all have a responsibility to look at images like this, but that's me.)
After finishing a commercial airline flight, man finds note in his luggage rebuking him for having anti-war signs in his suitcase. Quite probably placed there by TSA employee. Your tax dollars at work!
Because yesterday I said that the American media wasn't telling us about Iraqi casualties, an article listing numbers of casualties so far both Iraqi and otherwise, military and otherwise. Note that almost all the mentions of Iraqi deaths include phrases like "Iraq says," whereas stats about American and British deaths are given without qualification as fact....
And in case you haven't seen this one yet: Minutes before the speech, an internal television monitor showed the president pumping his fist. "Feels good," he said.
Feels good?!?!?!?!?! Can you fucking believe this asshole?!
Red Cross warns of impending humanitarian crisis in Iraqi city of Basra, which has been without water and electricity since Friday. I warn you that this article includes a photo of an Iraqi man holding a dead or wounded child, which could be disturbing, so click with caution. (Personally I believe we all have a responsibility to look at images like this, but that's me.)
After finishing a commercial airline flight, man finds note in his luggage rebuking him for having anti-war signs in his suitcase. Quite probably placed there by TSA employee. Your tax dollars at work!
Because yesterday I said that the American media wasn't telling us about Iraqi casualties, an article listing numbers of casualties so far both Iraqi and otherwise, military and otherwise. Note that almost all the mentions of Iraqi deaths include phrases like "Iraq says," whereas stats about American and British deaths are given without qualification as fact....
And in case you haven't seen this one yet: Minutes before the speech, an internal television monitor showed the president pumping his fist. "Feels good," he said.
Feels good?!?!?!?!?! Can you fucking believe this asshole?!