The Bush White House dropped the ball on Zarqawi. More than once. The war on terrorism… I wonder what happened to that. I think people forgot about it at some point on the road to Baghdad.
New, unseen-by-most Iraq photos contain sex scenes that would put Pamela Anderson to shame.
New, unseen-by-most Iraq photos contain sex scenes that would put Pamela Anderson to shame. The more you dig into this scandal the more depraved it gets.
Cold Turkey.
Cold Turkey. Kurt Vonnegut weighs in on the current state of affairs.
Abu Ghraib: what did the President know and when did he know it?
Abu Ghraib: what did the President know and when did he know it? Whom do you believe, Bush/Cheney or Powell?
One of the accused abusive prison guards in Iraq apparently also enjoyed abusing prisoners in the US.
One of the accused abusive prison guards in Iraq apparently also enjoyed abusing prisoners in the US. Maybe he put that down as “prior experience” when applying for the Abu Ghraib (sp?) job…
They Rule.
They Rule. Find out the fairly incestuous relationships at play in the boards of large US corporations.
Google’s so-called ‘blog’ features entry editing to smooth over those pronouncements that just don’t go down so well with the audience.
Google’s so-called ‘blog’ features entry editing to smooth over those pronouncements that just don’t go down so well with the audience. Look at the entry for May 10th, then see the original entry preserved at hello, typepad. Nice backtracking. That’s the fun part about the internet, the stuff gets preserved.
A guide to frequenting pubs in the UK.
A guide to frequenting pubs in the UK. An essential guide to travelling in the UK!
According to John Zogby (of the Zogby polling firm) the election is Kerry’s to lose.
According to John Zogby (of the Zogby polling firm) the election is Kerry’s to lose. That’s a lot less controversial than having Diebold, the maker of electronic voting machine, vowing to “deliver the 2004 election” to Bush. At least I think so.
Signs that Google has gone corporate?
Signs that Google has gone corporate? Let the outsourcing begin…