some of these are too hard to believe and yet…they come out of the president’s mouth.. for example “See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda.”—Greece, N.Y., May 24, 2005 The Complete Bushisms…
Category: Politics
Curtains up on risque US statues
Maybe a little bit of T and A is all those uptight sons of bitches need… BBC NEWS | Americas | Curtains up on risque US statues A pair of risque Art Deco statues at the US Justice Department have been quietly put back on show, three years after a mysterious cover-up.
African Nobel Winner: Protecting Environment Brings Peace and Development
there is hope… OneWorld U.S. Home / Today’s News – African Nobel Winner: Protecting Environment Brings Peace and Development
House Approves Flag-Burning Amendment –
Funny that while our troops are supposedly fighting for democracy and freedom abroad…our lawmakers are restricting free speech here at home….not so funny really….bring the troops home to protect us from our own despots….. House Approves Flag-Burning Amendment – Yahoo! News WASHINGTON – The House on Wednesday approved a constitutional amendment that would give Congress…
Pakistan holds rape victim's passport – official – Yahoo! News
This story really makes me pissed. I mean, what the fuck? The US State Department needs to take action on this…. Pakistan holds rape victim’s passport – official – Yahoo! News
Store's open — and free –
I’m going to take my old tennis rackets, masks, snorkels, and other stuff down there in a little while….I love this. Reminds me of ‘Cafe Anarchista’ in Eugene, Oregon…the once free coffee shop… Store’s open — and free – The Honolulu Advertiser – Hawaii’s Newspaper
Yesterday, an Oscar; Today, Covering Tehran – New York Times
Spicolli….Bad Boys….Mystic River….The Interpreter….Sean Penn has to be one of the coolest guys out there in show business….this story caught me totally by surprise….what a cool dude. Yesterday, an Oscar; Today, Covering Tehran – New York Times
The Illiterate Surgeon – New York Times
Kate sent me this story. Apparently fistulas are a big problem in Sierra Leone…this is a disturbing and inspiring story…. The Illiterate Surgeon – New York Times
Naked cyclists seek to reclaim Spanish streets – Yahoo! News
Fuk yeah! Naked Critical Mass….. Naked cyclists seek to reclaim Spanish streets – Yahoo! News
Business As Usual Means 28 Million Dead Children
If development in Africa continues in a business as usual manner, sub-Saharan Africa will reach the UN Millennium Development Goal of reducing child mortality not by 2015 as targeted but a century later, a study says. DEVELOPMENT: Business As Usual Means 28 Million Dead Children If development in Africa continues in a business as usual…