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White House Proclaims That Hussein's Rule Is Collapsing

I'm willing to bet the Administration is passing out cigars today to commemorate the birth of the American Police State. Oh, sure, we've been heralding its arrival for months now, and many were sure that it was already taking its first steps--but today, we celebrate its full-blown brilliance. Through good ol' American gumption, us straight-shootin', hard-workin' folk have toppled our most dangerous enemy--or was it one of our best clients? Ask Rumsfeld what Saddam did that caused us to suddenly turn our backs on him after fifteen years of steadfast support. After all, we gave him the gas he used on his own people--and this is how we repay him?

Hey, Saddam--relax. Have a cigar.

Arabs Watch Hussein's Demise in Disbelief

The mood in America today is largely jubilant. Many Americans undoubtedly see the war as basically over; the occupation is merely a hazy formality. But in order to truly gauge the war's success, we must gauge the minds of Arabs, not only Iraqis but others who think of Iraq not as marks on a map, but their next-door neighbor, a country with many elaborate issues raging within. Many Iraqis fought under the banner of Saddam not because they supported him, but because they love their country. Thus, their war against America has not ended; in fact, I think it has only begun, as an occupying force is very different from an invading one. Perhaps many Iraqis are celebrating now, but I do not think they will be as pleased with American hospitality in six months. Time will tell....

land of hypocrisy

this link was actually featured on the blogspot banner at the top of this page. i guess that means that blogspot is monitoring my blogging preferences, much like the u.s. government does with "terrorists."

Welcome to the Project for the New American Century

This is the blueprint for the unilateralist American Empire that Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz are rapidly installing.

Steve Perry :

Excellent anti-war links, annotated by a clearer thinker than me.

Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris and Euphrates

One of the most truthful and cogent analyses of the war I've read.

The Bright Side of War

The gung-ho embedded media and their palpable excitement for bloodshed.

Times Online: Baghdad will be near impossible to conquer

Yeah, no shit.

Pinocchios of a G-rated War Veil Scars of X-Rated Battlefield

There's no excuse for our government's current snowjob of epic proportions. This regime is inhuman and ungodly, and I'm talking about the Bush league here. It's astonishing that anyone believes the shit they broadcast--but it's also completely expected.

In short, the human race is more fucked than ever.

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reality is fractal; that is to say, it is infinitely detailed, each whirring atom as complex and fascinating as the greatest galaxy. society, too, is fractal; we are each as complex as any government could ever hope to be. our rich individuality has been denied social power by the tyranny of false representation. our very autonomy is at stake. we must find a new source of power. we must create a new frontier out of thin air, lest our minds atrophy from disuse.


---!!!srini, on unamerican

UNAMERICAN: your brain is our domain

this was the first anarchist website i ever found, several years ago. later i heard about crimeth.inc and i began to realize there really are other people like me who are fed up with the whole fucking matza ball. let's destroy what needs destroying and build a new world in its place....

E2 Magnetic Poetry Edition

This deck little site translates any URL's content into poetry magnets. Just replace "www.everything2.com" with whatever URL you want to play with.

Fireland | Watching

fireland has the rawkest content on the ether. josh is the punchiest of the newmedia magnates.

The Fox Hole

bloggers are the salt of the earth.

We Have a Winner in Iraq. Corporate America.

The vivacious Arianna Huffington follows the money in Iraq.

The Nightmare World of a Paranoid President

I have to confess I'm a staunch supporter of Bush's detractors. He is easily the worst leader this country has ever had--making Nixon look stellar and Ford like a Rhodes scholar.

Arrogance of Power

Sen. Robert Byrd's impassioned speech to the Congress yesterday.