Archive for August, 2005

Alcohol & the Thoughts in Your Head

Monday, August 22nd, 2005

Should you really say and do the things that come into your drunken mind?

Is it the alcohol? Or do we really feel like this. Was it something you wanted to do and that emotion took advantage of your control being under the influence and perhaps raped it enough for that “want or desire” to take it’s own control? That emotion or action you’ve wanted to do ever since you’ve felt it or seen it in a movie or read in a story. You do it just so you can say; “Now I know what it feels like. So that’s what it is all about. I did it. I finally did it.” Put a couple of those actions together and you might even feel alive. Things like: I told my boss off, I explained to my co-worker how much I’d give to “shoot it” all over her face or let me pleasure her like she has never been before. To tell your parents how you have your own life and should stop being measured by theirs. To finally tell that one friend of yours how really fucked up you think their life is and that the rest of you think they should consider ending it by swallowing a gun.

Wacky things. Crazy things without compassion or control. You ever do that? To let loose. Say these things; tell what you are really feeling? No more lies, no more bullshit, just the plain old truth. Naked as a babe in plain sight. That would be a feeling. People would be shocked. You would even be famous. What balls to come out and say it. Perhaps they’re cruel or mean but it would be true. In that moment of time, you would come clean (finally) and say what you want to say and nobody could do anything about it. No repercussions, no shame, no nothing. Damn that would be nice.

Things you know you are not supposed to do or even think. You ever do that? You’re stuck in traffic and slowly this thought comes in of you taking this big fucking gun out and blowing away the asshole in front of you. Then you wish you had a grenade for the idiot next to you checking his shave job in his rear view every two seconds. Like he will “pick up” the next girl over. What a tool. You finally take the rest of the traffic out with a nice small atomic detonation that would clear a smooth path for you.

And why would you think of all that? Because you are late for a job that you couldn’t give two shits about. Funny, you realize; you get up at the crack of dawn, shower, shave (ladies too sometimes), hurry fast, just to get yourself a nice spot in the log jam on the highway. Then, you look in the mirror and you say, “What the fuck am I doing? I am an idiot. I go to a job where I hate my work, my incompetent boss, or the least of which I think should have his/her job, and what exactly do I do?” No matter what it is, you come to the same conclusion. It’s all pointless. Nothing means anything. No matter what profession you do or how good your contributions are to society and the world; it’s all pointless.

The inevitable fact that there will be an end to it all, to everything, cause once your dead, it all means nothing. You start to think about not caring. That is when you think about that big gun and the grenade and the nuke bomb you want to use. You don’t care anymore. Why should you? It’s all pointless. Getting to work and filling out paperwork (everybody does it) for that other person doesn’t mean anything. Why should I help or care about the other guy? He’s probably going to screw me some way. Either by proxy or profession. Someday, because of this other guy, I’m going to take it one way or another. The question is; do you want a smile or smack when you get it?

Naughty America

Monday, August 22nd, 2005

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Exciting Day Ahead as Deadline of Iraq Constitution Appears Again

Monday, August 22nd, 2005

Will they make it this time?

BAGHDAD, August 22 – It’s an exciting day for the U.S. as well as Iraq. Today is the second deadline for the Iraqi constitutional draft after it has been extended last week. Whether this deadline will be met is of great importance to the Iraqi citizens as well as the U.S. authorities present. Bush has stressed that a good start is vital to a healthy country.

After many disagreements reports raised yesterday that there might be a breakthrough in the process, Shiites and Kurds are said to be almost completely in agreement on most points making this deadline a manageable one. The biggest issue was dividing the oil resources fairly, so everyone could profit from the riches these sources will provide. There seems to be a general agreement on this point while another big issue, the role of the Islam in the constitution, remains unsolved. The two main points are whether clerics should be included in the Supreme Court and how much authority clerics will have in family disputes, such as divorce.

If this deadline is not met it will be another strike to Bush’s never-ending optimism. He urged earlier that the original deadline of August 15 was crucial to make this cooperation believable, another missed deadline could force even more separation among the nation’s citizens.

Protests in Texas May Cause Political Stir

Sunday, August 21st, 2005

They’re not giving up

CRAWFORD, Texas, August 21 – The protests in Texas continue, as we reported yesterday Bush is trying to turn things around by a media offensive starting this week. Analysts think that the protests might cause more damage to Bush’s administration than first foreseen. While the opposition against the war in Iraq remained quiet after the election in 2004 the recent protests seem to recommit many protesters to raise their voices once again.

While the anti-war camp outside Bush’s ranch is getting big media attention, the real damage could be done when other politicians pick up on the protests and join in the anti-war ambiance. Renewed public attention to this cause could lead liberal activists and Democrats to challenge Bush on this front again, while they have remained awfully quiet for the past months. Some reports indicate that Bush might gain advantage out of this as some of the protesters demands might oppose the general view. The starter of this all, Cindy Sheehan, demands immediate withdrawal of all U.S. troops, something that could be seen as being unsupportive to our troops and cause quite a backlash.

Whatever the outcome may be, this renewed opposition against this senseless war is a good thing. The general public is once again involved in the matter after the focus has been taken off of it. The wide support for this war is already decreasing considerably due to the many casualties on U.S. side.

Bush Defends Iraq War in 5-Day Media Offensive

Saturday, August 20th, 2005

How long can he keep it up?

CRAWFORD, Texas, August 20 – As “Camp Casey” dominates the news Bush is trying to regain a bit of that spotlight to defend the war in Iraq so many people are opposing. While outside his ranch the anti-war protesters, led by Cindy Sheehan, are gaining more and more followers Bush has decided to start a media offensive to try to get the nation behind him on this matter once again.

In his weekly radio address Bush kept up his defense that this war will ensure safety to all Americans. Urging that if we do not fight them in Iraq we will one day face them in our own country once again. He especially addressed the fallen soldiers by offering his condolences to the families, this seems to be a slight win for the mother of one of the many fallen soldiers, Cindy Sheehan, who has been demanding to speak to the President about the death of her son and the sense of this war. Sheehan remained represented outside of Bush’s ranch by many protesters while she headed back home to care for he sick mother.

It remains to be seen how much longer Bush can use 9/11 as trump card to regain support for this everlasting war. The memory is still fresh of how he played this card last year to win the election and stay in the Oval Office. It should be only a matter of time before the overwhelming protests will sway this administration to rethink their withdrawal policy.

US Govt Losing Hope In Iraq

Friday, August 19th, 2005

In a from page article in the Washington Post, the Bush administration is quoted as no longer expecting to produce a model democracy, a well-functioning oil industry, or “a society in which the majority of people are free from serious security or economic challenges” in Iraq. In short, the country is in terrible shape, and the U.S. government cannot solve the Iraqis’ most pressing problems. According to a senior U.S. official, “what we expected to achieve was never realistic given the timetable or what unfolded on the ground. We are in a process of absorbing the factors of the situation we’re in and shedding the unreality that dominated at the beginning.”
With this explosive admission it makes reading Robert Higgs article “What Does the Administration’s Leaked Mea Culpa on Iraq Portend?”, in the http://www.independent.org/ mandotary reading.