Monday, October 10, 2005

i hate the criminalization of politics

* bill kristol on chriswallace: "i hate the criminalization of politics, but im afraid there is going to be indictments"
what an idiot.

* "The United States recently debated launching military strikes inside Syria against camps used by insurgents operating in neighboring Iraq, a US magazine reported. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice successfully opposed the idea at a meeting of senior American officials held on October 1, Newsweek reported, citing unnamed US government sources." (link)

* "A Department of Homeland Security memo warned this week that a team of terrorists may have traveled to New York to put remote-controlled bombs in briefcases and baby carriages in an attack on or around Sunday." (link)
um - yeah - terrorists love attacking on sundays. maximum impact and all that.

* " as of Friday, only 73 of the dead in Louisiana had been identified out of a state total of 988." (link)

* uber-zemblan, simbaud, points to this: "Top-ranking Americans have told equally top-ranking Indians in recent weeks that the US has plans to invade Iran before Bush’s term ends."
its a very spooky article.

* "Prominent US televangelist Pat Robertson on Sunday accused Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez of giving Osama bin Laden 1.2 million dollars in cash after the September 11 attacks and of trying to obtain nuclear material from Iran." (link)

* "Millions of Iraqis are expected to go to the polls on Saturday to vote on a constitution they have never seen, as increasing violence and worsening communal tensions hamper distribution of the document... Although distribution of the constitution has begun in a few areas of Baghdad, many other parts of the capital and the rest of the country are unlikely to receive copies." (link)

* "Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is now at the core of the Iraqi insurgency, but he would not be there without both the US administration and al-Qa'ida. It is a surreal coincidence." (link)
indeed.

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