Ow...

This is f_cking bullshi_t.
Im a lib. But what the f-ck ever, even if I didnt give props tp military service, even if it was a judgement only on personality, I really do respect McCain and his ol' point of view. But fuck. He needs to sit this round out.

And I know those on the right are feeling me when I say, some young guns are going to use the demise (demise? mother fucker what where you doing in 72?) of McCain as a "turning point" in the GOP. No no no. Dont use "HIS" defeat as a jumping off point for your platform you silly bugger.

well. whatever. I still respect McCain. Will always...

I fucking LOVE a hot distressed damsel. Booo...ya

So I kind of skipped through this - wasnt worth really watching, but worth knowing it happened I supposed. So I guess I'll upvote just for that.

Must be terrible to have all your hard work misrepresented. Chinup chaps

Read Walbergs wiki: He apparently was a violent hood back in the day.

oooo....Ouch ouch ouch.

I remember seeing footage of cluster bombs hanging in trees in iraqi subrubs back in the first US push.

I wish I had a photographic memory, and could reccount the amount of unexploded bomblets around the world. I remember it was eyeopening

meh

what is this?

What? Looks like perfectly legit, eloquent political commentary.

Timely interview - was wondering what the hell was up with that movie. taa

Oldest city in the world is a bit of a stab in the dark - there are a few contenders out there.

>> ^BillOreilly:
She handles herself with such class and dignity; even when she's mistaken, she's elegant and thoughtful.
If only stuttering Obama Bin Laden could learn to emulate the lovely Miss Palin...


haha, fuck. I upvoted cos I thought it was sarcasm.

My dad has explained this concept to me (he has recently read the book). At first I went "hmmmmMMMmmm, interesting - and then left it as just another problem yanks have" (im Aussie).

BUT, as I have watched with this little goblin listening in my ear - I have come to SEE it more and more. Its basically my personal political social revelation of 2008, and I can definitely see it uptaken by wider society - as it really does seem very straightforward.

Infact, I actually made a sort of similar observation with some of the old republicans who had been around for the 90's Iraq excursion - they hadn't been able to roll out all their plans. But after the shock of 911, I can imagine them gleefully dusting off their old strategy books and spending the night tinkering away. And in the morning, they strode into the oval office with a sense of purpose, waving a crudely weaved "Iraq/Terrorist state" flag.