Orbit Rain
Friday, May 28, 2004
Tuesday, May 25, 2004
Something makes me want to dice the shit out of this
Addressed to the
Inhabitants to America
I like to vary the target of my words...I'm sure not everyone picks uo where the changes are...
heehee
The University of Chicago Alumni Association
"Alumni Weekend is for Everyone"
It's like they're saying 'yeah, yeah, you can come too.'
2004 Common Text:
Thomas Paine's Common Sense
holy shit, this is JUST like college, where I'd wake up and realize I had, like, one week left to A)Read a book. B)Write a monster paper.
..and yet my initial reaction is:
COOL!
Common Sense sounds like an excellent topic....and sometimes I WAMT to leave my typos in :/
:D
Monday, May 24, 2004
IDF: There is no humanitarian disaster in Rafah
"'We did not create this reality, we did not turn the civilian population into human shields,"
The Real Story Behind the April 9th Insurgency in Iraq
One of our readers, a soldier who has served in Iraq, has contributed the following account of an engagement in which he was wounded several times. With the exception of minor editorial revisions, none of which alter in any way the substance of his account, the words are his.
Don't give Iraqis self-rule all at once
"'If you're defending a position and you see someone advancing with a bayonet, you may be more inclined to surrender,'' Col. Ed Brown told the British newspaper the Guardian. ''I've never been bayoneted, but I can imagine it's pretty gruesome.'' Or as Cpl. Jones, veteran of the Sudan, used to say every week on the ancient BBC sitcom ''Dad's Army'': ''They don't like it up 'em.''"
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When coalition forces engage the foe in Amara, in Najaf or Fallujah, that's always going to be the rough ratio: three light wounds to 10 times as many enemy dead.
Sunday, May 23, 2004
The Intrafada
The �Intra�fada: "James Zogby
Arab American Institute
�If a year from now, Palestinians are freer, economically prospering and seeing that a viable independent state is in their grasp, then groups that espouse violence will lose support that they currently have. These groups prey off of despair and anger�
(Washington Post 04.06.2003)"
hey Zogby, they CREATE despair and anger.
Monday, May 10, 2004
"Esteemed" journalist lectures on ethics
Oregon Daily Emerald - University of Oregon news and sports - Esteemed journalist lectures on ethics: "'All over the country there are offices that look like newsrooms and there are people in those offices that look for all the world just like journalists, but they are not practicing journalism,' he said. 'They regard the audience with a cold cynicism. They are practicing something I call a pseudo-journalism, and they view their audience as something to be manipulated.' "
pot...kettle...black
You have kind of a fucked up world-view John.
"different breed of journalists"
ahhh yes...the best defense is a good offense, no? How are those subcription numbers doing? Are you afraid of that "CNN" fall in numbers?
heeheehee
...in fact, I can't stand to read any more of this nonsense.
lgf: comment preview
an unsent comment...thought the guy was an Imam...
but he wasn't, derailing my charge....
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hey fuck you...
ya know...I could never be a preacher, pastor or priest in my religion, I fear the punishment that preaching and offending God combined might deliver...And here you are twisting words, setting your nutballs against those who want a better life...a life you cannot deliver.
You swing your words to set you against us...and move to strike all dissension from your world view...the word "fascist" comes to mind. You set your sword from your balcony, you call your children to die...
...you are a fool...
I wonder if you are the one tempting our creator's judgement.
...so should we kill you and get this over with before you really raise a holy hell for us all? That's right, I said fuck you -insert name -
