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June 28, 2004:
ABC12News:
June 7, 2004, evening news. A reporter named Dawn Jones was speaking
of the late President Reagan. I cannot remember her exact words.
I was just too stunned. I will paraphrase what she said, out
loud and in front of the world. Reagan's years will live in infamy.
I am sure this woman did not mean what she said. Not on that
day. I'm sure this is the classic example of the media buffoons
major shortcomings. These people make their living through the
use of the English language, but they don't know English. Worse,
they are not even aware they don't know it. They sincerely believe
they do, so they never bother to check.
Torture:
Now we discover that King George has approved the extreme methods
being used in Guantanamo and Iraq. The Geneva convention is for
others, not for us. You idiot George! You simply gave an excuse
to the insane terrorists. Common knowledge George. Everyone knows
it, everyone says it. "What goes around comes around."
As a pretending Christian you should know, "That which ye
seweth, that also shall ye reap." Now we are reaping that
harvest. Where is our noble ground now? Where can we stand?
You silly knee jerk Republicans, how much more evidence do
you need? Your man is leading us to disaster. Sure, Kerry is
another political hack, but so is everyone else in Washington.
At least have the good sense to choose the least evil.
Nietzsche:
Politicians and bleeding hearts ask the questions, "how
can we save mankind? How may man be preserved?" Nietzsche
asks the better question, " How may man be overcome?"
Ray Charles:
He died on June 9, 2004. First Reagan, now Charles. Two great
Americans in too short a time. It isn't like these kind of guys
grow on trees. Perhaps they did at one time, but America has
lost the knack of producing special people. Now we get Bush and
crapper rappers.
A World Economy:
We can no longer export our poverty. The third world will no
longer accept it. Instead they want our good jobs and they are
taking them. We live in a world economy. We had better get used
to it. Quit whining about India taking our jobs. Learn how to
compete. We used to be good at that, but we got fat and lazy.
We used to find ways to do it better and faster. Now we find
ways to blame someone else. That has become the operative statement
in America. Who can I blame? It's time to hitch up our drawers
and accept responsibility for our failure. Only then can we look
at how to recover.
Che Guevara:
Everyone in American government should be required to read his
book Guerrilla Warfare. I am convinced that the terrorists in
Iraq are using it as a field manual. That is exactly the situation
where his methods would be most effective. We have a military
spread too thin, a disorganized leadership, and a countryside
full of rebel supporters who all look the same to us.
Ohio:
June 14, 2004. The sky was falling, but they arrested a guy,
Adbi, and say he is the one who was responsible. He was going
to blow up a shopping mall. Now the sky is restored. The mall
is safe. Ohio is saved by the feds. The Buckeyes can go shopping
again. Does anyone believe this?
The supreme Court of Jesters:
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America
and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
That's the way it was when I said it. I still say it that
way and I mean it. It was changed by another puppet of the fundamentalist
bible thumpers, Eisenhower. I despise the scum who try to use
it to force their primitive fundamentalist superstitions down
the throats of our children. I also despise the Supreme Court
wing of the Republican party who are helping to perpetrate that
madness. They struggled and beat the bushes until they found
a technicality to help them rationalize throwing out the challenge.
I predict they will continue to find excuses. It is no longer
about constitutional law with these jesters.
Can We Decide?
First the Bush people indicted Syria. Now they are not so sure.
Maybe Iran would be easier. Sooner or later they will have to
decide which one to indict. We can't invade until we pick the
target.
Rumor Denied:
It has been rumored that Ashcroft only accepted the post of Attorney
General reluctantly. His first choice, according to the rumor,
was chief of FILUG (Federal Inspector of Lady's Undergarments).
John has flatly denied this rumor. He said he was never interested
in putting his nose into lady's undergarments. He was much more
interested in having his nose in men's business.
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