An AP photo from the Cedar Revolution, thanks to New England Republican blog. Enough said? Well, it raises the question in a male mind - Is this what's under all of those burkhas over there?
And speaking of beauty and political triumph, the latest on CPR may be to dial 911, lay them flat, then give 100 pumps/minute. And pray:
Click here: The New York Times > Health > Health Care Policy > Doctors Hope to Push CPR to New Level"March 13, 2005: Al Qaeda is trying to deal with a public relations disaster. First, al Qaeda publicly announced, before the January 30th elections, that democracy was un-Islamic. When most Iraqis energetically turned out to vote, the damage to al Qaeda's prestige was considerable. Then there are the suicide bombs that miss their targets. Most of them kill Iraqi civilians, instead of Americans (the preferred target) or Iraqi police, troops or government officials (an acceptable substitute). This has gotten so bad that al Qaeda has tried to deny responsibility for some of the suicide bomb attacks that go spectacularly wrong." Read entire:
Click here: military news about Iraq A review of Crichton's new book, State of Fear, featuring a Soros type and dishonestly ideological environmentalists. "Michael Crichton's latest novel may not be a great literary event, but it is a significant cultural event. " Click here: The Claremont Institute: Civilization and Its Malcontents
An echo today of that Cronkite quote from yesterday. Maybe a smart person can explain to me exactly what is logically, historically, spiritually, morally and psychologically wrong with the notion of global government, cuz I know it is very wrong and very scarey, but cannot be succinct enough about it. Maybe something to do with freedom and self-determination? Thomas Hale - surely no relative of Nathan: Click here: Globalising freedom Thomas N Hale - openDemocracy
