There have been events early in the century that has affected every American with marks of pain, fear, as well as insecurity. These marks are personal, these marks affect our economy, our families, our gas prices, as well as our security. Despite these events, there seems to be a better future.
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Everyone loves a good Bush-ism from our bumbling buddy in the White House, so I'll open with one now:
"See, in my line of work, you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda." (New York, May 2005)
Let me state for the record that I am a Zen Buddhist. Before you say anything, I must warn you that there is a penalty of death by a thousand cuts for anyone who says "The fat guy?" after I state this fact. Buddha was, in fact, thin; the fat guy is a different individual altogether. If you find out his name and tell me, I'll give you a cookie. Now! To business.
I am so sick of hearing from other countries that we interfere too much in the world. Look we are the most prosperous and greatest country in the world and it is so stupid that people think we shouldn't interfere. Now I'm not say ing that we need to interfere with every country or their processes. Popular soveriegnty should be respected.
Apparently North Korea recently announced that the U.S. will take them off the list of terroists and sanctions. BUT WAIT! Since when was that officially recognized? Well the U.S. hasn't fully eliminated North Korea on the list because they need to see "more work done", that isn't the point of this blog.
