| back-breaking news somebody somewhere or manybodies manywhere have begun working on the theme music for saddams show trial.
i have already heard two talking heads call saddam a coward for not going out with guns blazing and for not killing himself rather than accept capture.
also i have heard conflicting reports on whether the location was found on a tip or whether it was found via interrogation. of course, the networks are preoccupied with the notion that someone will get the $25 million bounty.
big day for zenith as their flat screens were used for the bremer press conference and are broadcasting the images of saddams capture and grooming.
Does he look like Ted Kaczynski?
Sorry, I posted here before looking at the Times. Americans love werewolf movies.
Expect a Photoshop collage somewhere soon of Saddam's head superimposed over that turkey Bush was holding on Thanksgiving.
this storm gets the award for best flakes - big n fluffy.
everyone seems particularly pleased to use this as a cudgel to bash dean today. russert and brokaw have been egregious in this respect. suddenly by capturing saddam, the war has been justified.
Just got back from brunch--saw the doctor probing Saddam's mouth about 15 times on the restaurant TV. Then the staff turned up the sound so we could all listen to Jr's platitudinous speech, after which they applauded.
sounds about right. according to holbrooke, the image of his degradation is demythologizing him. i think theres a chair at the kennedy school of government waiting patiently for richard to fill it.
This is going to result in a dramatic increase in Shiite demands for an immediate election along with the immediate transfer of political control back to Iraqis. I mean, mission accomplished, right? What reason do we now have to still be there?
Saddam on the loose was actually good cover for the insane warlords in the U.S. administration.
I predict massive Shiite demonstrations by the end of January as it becomes clear to them that we are *still* not going to turn their country back over to them. Even after the capture of Saddam.
It's lucky for the U.S. that Sistani is apparently a very peaceful man. But everyone has their limits.
 I decided to do it myself, using MSPaint since I don't have Photoshop where I currently am.
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- dave 12-14-2003 5:25 pm
i have already heard two talking heads call saddam a coward for not going out with guns blazing and for not killing himself rather than accept capture.
also i have heard conflicting reports on whether the location was found on a tip or whether it was found via interrogation. of course, the networks are preoccupied with the notion that someone will get the $25 million bounty.
big day for zenith as their flat screens were used for the bremer press conference and are broadcasting the images of saddams capture and grooming.
- dave 12-14-2003 5:33 pm [add a comment]
Does he look like Ted Kaczynski?
- tom moody 12-14-2003 6:50 pm [add a comment]
Sorry, I posted here before looking at the Times. Americans love werewolf movies.
- tom moody 12-14-2003 6:53 pm [add a comment]
Expect a Photoshop collage somewhere soon of Saddam's head superimposed over that turkey Bush was holding on Thanksgiving.
- tom moody 12-14-2003 7:00 pm [add a comment]
this storm gets the award for best flakes - big n fluffy.
- dave 12-14-2003 7:15 pm [add a comment]
everyone seems particularly pleased to use this as a cudgel to bash dean today. russert and brokaw have been egregious in this respect. suddenly by capturing saddam, the war has been justified.
- dave 12-14-2003 8:21 pm [add a comment]
Just got back from brunch--saw the doctor probing Saddam's mouth about 15 times on the restaurant TV. Then the staff turned up the sound so we could all listen to Jr's platitudinous speech, after which they applauded.
- tom moody 12-14-2003 8:39 pm [add a comment]
sounds about right. according to holbrooke, the image of his degradation is demythologizing him. i think theres a chair at the kennedy school of government waiting patiently for richard to fill it.
- dave 12-14-2003 8:59 pm [add a comment]
This is going to result in a dramatic increase in Shiite demands for an immediate election along with the immediate transfer of political control back to Iraqis. I mean, mission accomplished, right? What reason do we now have to still be there?
Saddam on the loose was actually good cover for the insane warlords in the U.S. administration.
I predict massive Shiite demonstrations by the end of January as it becomes clear to them that we are *still* not going to turn their country back over to them. Even after the capture of Saddam.
It's lucky for the U.S. that Sistani is apparently a very peaceful man. But everyone has their limits.
- jim 12-14-2003 9:19 pm [add a comment]
I decided to do it myself, using MSPaint since I don't have Photoshop where I currently am.
- tom moody 12-15-2003 3:26 am [add a comment]