Popular Sentiment

I can't say that I completely agree with all the sentiments expressed re: Imminent Hostilities, but for an entertainingly wry take on them, I defer to Steven Brust, from his novel Dragon:

"Well, Vlad," he said. "Are you prepared to strike another blow for freedom?"
"Is that what we're doing?"
"No, but it sounds better than helping a wealthy and powerful aristocrat maintain his wealth and power."
"Have you been listening to my conversations?"

brainwashing. i need a potscrubber

i wonder some days if my boss is bipolar in addition to ADD - yesterday was hot & cold running brainwaves. . .

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An Immodest Proposal

Obviously, a lot of people are unhappy with the [potential/beginning] activity in Iraq, the mideast, and the Oval Office in general. To you I make a suggestion [how far my tongue may or may not be in my cheek is left as an exercize for the reader]:

Let President Bush have his campaign, or at least get it well underway, then assassinate him, if he's that onerous.

[Note: This statement could, in theory, be considered seditious, were it not hypothetical. Don't say I never go out on a limb for y'all. :-/]