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Hurrican Katrina Disaster Rescue Disaster?How Could This Have Happened?
2006-08-28 18:42:00
Estimated death toll from Katrina , making it the deadliest storm to hit the U.S. since 1928.Number of people displaced by the storm. Percent of New Orleans that was flooded, some places under 20 feet of water.Amount of coastal wetlands that disappear every day to open water in coastal Louisiana.Square miles of coastal wetlands in the Mississippi Delta converted to open water after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.Miles of coastal marshes and wetlands between New Orleans and the open ocean needed to reduce storm surges by 1 foot.Amount needed annually for 30 years to restore coastal marshes and wetlands to fully protect New Orleans in the future.Amount of federal spending designated to rebuild New Orleans post-Katrina.Amount of these federal dollars designated for Gulf Coast wetlands restoration.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~From Environmental Defense: Hurrican Katrina by the Numbers.Send Congress and the President a message?tell them what you think here.
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Hurrican Katrina Disaster Rescue Disaster
2006-08-28 18:42:00
Estimated death toll from Katrina , making it the deadliest storm to hit the U.S. since 1928.Number of people displaced by the storm. Percent of New Orleans that was flooded, some places under 20 feet of water.Amount of coastal wetlands that disappear every day to open water in coastal Louisiana.Square miles of coastal wetlands in the Mississippi Delta converted to open water after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.Miles of coastal marshes and wetlands between New Orleans and the open ocean needed to reduce storm surges by 1 foot.Amount needed annually for 30 years to restore coastal marshes and wetlands to fully protect New Orleans in the future.Amount of federal spending designated to rebuild New Orleans post-Katrina.Amount of these federal dollars designated for Gulf Coast wetlands restoration.
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In Honor of the Anniversary of the Hurricane Katrina Disaster Rescue Disast
2006-08-23 12:26:00
Bless me, Katrina For I have sinned I played golf In Washington On the day You first blew in. Though the Army Corps warned, We?re not finished yet. Levees could fail We?re not taking bets. Oops! There it goes? Now there?s nothing left. How?s that for a Hands-off government? Bless me, Katrina For I messed up. Hundreds more died While I had my sup. Bodies floated in a soup Of poison and waste To rescue them There was no haste. On day number two I wondered who?d help But said, ?Heckuva job, Brownie?? I couldn?t help myself. On day number three I thought about Iraq And how we could win Those oil fields back. Six billion a month To support the war Can?t help New Orleans ?Cause resources are poor. A third-world country Appeared overnight Where there used to be Blues and Mardi Gras delights. Po' folks drowned, Dehydrated Or Starved. Lucky ones w...
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Mainstream Media and the Machinations of the War Machine
2006-08-21 01:06:00
?Let me explain something to you about the algebra, if you will, of cable news: Three year war in Iraq is less than thirty day old bombing of Lebanon which is less than explosive Gatorade on a plane which is all chickenshit to a break in the ten year old murder case.? - Jon Stewart I saw that on The Daily Show?the only show I allow myself to watch, and I thought, so true, so true. It?s amazing to me some folks actually trust the news as predigested and regurgitated from the mouths of flunkies for the corporate war machine. There?s a brilliant essay on this at CommonDreams.org by Amy Goodman. She says. ?As the Pentagon has learned, deploying the American media is more powerful than any bomb. The explosive effect is amplified as a few pro-war, pro-government media moguls consolidate their grip over the majority of news outlets. Media monopoly and militarism go hand in hand. ?When it comes to issues of war and peace, the results of having a compliant media are as deadly to our dem...
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9/11 Cover-up: Yesterday's Conspiracy Theory Becomes Tomorrow's News
2006-08-14 21:01:00
"First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win." ?Mahatma GandhiThe Top 40 Reasons to Doubt the Official Story of 9/11 The 9-11 Bombings are not Acts of War, The 9-11 Bombings are Crimes Against HumanityScholars for 9/11 Truth9/11 Information Center on WantToKnow.comAlex Jones on 9/11: An Inside JobResearchers Questioning the Official Account of 9/11Journal of 9/11 Studies
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Foiled UK Terrorist Plot: Fact or Fiction?
2006-08-10 19:26:00
Ever since 9/11 and the passage of the Patriotic Act?the same Patriot Act that blotted away much of the U.S. Constitution and our civil liberties along with it?and darted through Congress without so much as a whimper?ever since then I have been suspicious of any announced "terrorism threats." Remember the Shoe Bomber? The New York subway bombing threat of last summer? What about the many times the Department of Homeland Security has raised the advisory status to Yellow, for "significant risk of terrorist attacks," or to Orange, for "high risk" without any information as to why? Do these elevated risk periods ever coincide with flagging support for Bush at home (we are reasonable certain he is resoundingly hated abroad).Here's what Craig Crawford wrote in Public Eye,"Most memorable was the time last summer when we heard warnings of terror attacks on the East Coast ? announced just as the Democrats wrapped up their national convention in Boston and sent presidential nominee John Kerr...
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Recent Israeli Offensive: The Backfire Heard Round the World
2006-08-04 19:42:00
Headlines We've Been Seeing LatelyAugust 4 Air Raid Kills 33 Civilians in Lebanon, predominantly farm workersJuly 31 Air Raid in Qana, Lebanon killed up to 54 civilians, 37 of them childrenCasualties Since June 28 Israeli Offiensive: 720 Lebanese, 73 IsraelisIsraeli Offensive Unites Enemies Against HerThe disproportionate offensive Israel has launched against the Shia Lebanese resistance movement helps transform the unsavory, admittedly terrorist Hizbollah (or Hezbollah), into underdog status and is fomenting and uniting sympathy across the Arab world against Israel. Before this recent offensive, most Arab governments vocally opposed Hizbollah. Now, Saudi Arabia and even normally neutral Jordan are distancing themselves from Washington and there is increasingly widespread support for Hizbollah, at least on the street, only fueled by such arrogant swaggering of Condoleeza Rice's "birth pangs of a new Middle East" comment. The U.S., continuing in our dogged support for Israel, will...
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New Terror Detainee Bill: Slip-sliding into Totalitarianism
2006-07-29 23:30:00
Fascism A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.Fascism is a radical totalitarian political philosophy that combines elements of corporatism, authoritarianism, extreme nationalism, militarism, anti-anarchism, anti-communism and anti-liberalism.14 Points of Fascism, by Lawrence BrittPowerful and Continuing Nationalism: Fascist regimes tend to make constant use of patriotic mottos, slogans, symbols, songs, and other paraphernalia. Flags are seen everywhere, as are flag symbols on clothing and in public displays.Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights: Because of fear of enemies and the need for security, the people in fascist regimes are persuaded that human rights can be ignored in certain cases because of "need." The people tend to look the other way or even...
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Cold Savory Soups for Hot Days
2006-07-20 22:31:00
What to Serve Your Loved Ones When It's Hot Outside Hot days got you in a daze? Feel like going into the kitchen and firing up the oven? Naaah. Want something refreshing, simple, yet pallet-satisfying for a summer supper? How about a cold soup with a simple garden salad and a loaf of fresh artisinal bread (the chewier, the better)?You may be imagining cold soups are frou-frou dishes served only in uppity restaurants. Would you even like a cold soup? Wouldn't it be, well, icky? Once you get over the idea of a cold liquid as an entrée, I think you'll find yourself enjoying it.The loveliest way to serve cold soup is in two concentrically sized bowls: the smaller bowl holds the soup. The larger bowl holds ice, and the smaller soup bowl nestles atop this bed of ice. But you don't have to be that fancy.I almost forgot to mention?all these soups can be vegetarian (if you substitute vegetable stock for chicken stock). None contain any meat. You do not have to serve meat to have a satia...
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Bush to Cheney about Plame: "Let's Get This Out."
2006-07-07 20:00:00
The National Journal uncovered new evidence that Bush told Chen ey to out Valerie Plame, as we all know, in retaliation for Plame's husband, Joe Wilson, who accused the administration of "twisting pre-war intelligence in Iraq" to drum up the case for war. Cheney was directed to personally oversee the campaign to punish Wilson. Meanwhile, the Bush administration continues to rail against leakers, most recently threatening The New York Times with treason for publishing the story about the monitoring of wire transfers. How much hypocrisy and lies, and yes, treason, can the White House get away with?Bush told Cheney to Discredit Dimplomat Critical of Iraq PolicySuzanne GoldenbergThe Guardian UK"The Journal said Mr Bush made the admission in a July 24 2004 interview in the Oval Office with the special prosecutor, Patrick Fitzgerald, who is leading the investigation into the outing of the CIA agent, Valerie Plame. Ms Plame is married to Mr Wilson, who says her cover was broken in ...
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Haditha, Iraq: Cold-blooded Executions Spark Outrage, Echoes of My Lai, Vie
2006-06-10 23:10:00
To the soldier on the street in Iraq , a report of the killing of an unarmed civilian is another day on the job. These unprovoked attacks against Iraqi civilians seem to be an ugly side-effect of the rage and outrage of the daily horrors they face--or are they? The Iraq war--if it ever had support at home in the States--has a dismal reputation in the zeitgeist now. Add to that the spotty armament of the soldiers (unarmored Humvees, only recently updated body armor, and more), the U.S military presense stretched too thin to send even assistance during the Hurricane Katrina disaster, soldier morale as low as it can go, desertions at an all-time high, prisoner torture condoned up to the highest levels--all contribute to the maddening chaos. But what really makes a soldier crazy enough to open fire on children and the elderly? Or to obey orders to release Napalm-like phosphorus bombs on unarmed civilians?Reports of U.S. soldiers killing unarmed Iraq citizens are legion. Here are a few:Sa...
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The PERFECT Red Lipstick
2006-06-02 01:08:00
Siren-Red Lipstick for Warm-toned GalsFor years, I mean YEARS, I have been searching for the perfect red lipstick. I adore lipstick and don't leave home without it. I've been a lipstick fiend ever since I was a kid and playing around with my mother's lipsticks (she is a lipstick fiend too--at 84!). My face may be no great shakes, but b'gosh, I have lips. So why not accentuate them? As a red-head (whether by nurture or by nature, only my hairdresser knows for sure), I have to be careful, though. One smidge toward the cool side of the red spectrum and, egad--the dreaded FUSCHIA lips phenomenon occurs. Fuschia is what lipstick that is slightly pink-red turns into if you are unlucky. And fuschia is enough to make onlookers run screaming for the exit when a red-head sports it. Way better to err on the orange side of the red spectrum and go too warm.For a fair-skinned redhead to find just the right shade of warm-toned, voluptuous, unafraid red lip product, well, it's taken decades. A...
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Nuestro Himno: Spanish Language National Anthem an Outrage or a Delight?
2006-05-12 23:11:00
Bush Sounds off on How Citizens Should Sing Our National AnthemSitting in traffic, flipping channels on the radio, I came in during the middle of an NPR news piece. I heard a snippet of a beautiful, heart-felt voice singing what sounded like "The Star-Spangled Banner"?in Spanish . My first thought was, Whoa?that's a shocker. Then I thought, Cool?it's beautiful and thought-provoking. Why not? Next, came the sound of Bush's voice saying, in his faltering, emotion-laden way, "I think people who want to be a citizen of this country ought to learn English and they ought to learn to sing the national anthem in English." Sounds like he stole that sound bite straight from a Conservative talk show host (and I snidley wondered about his own poor ability to speak English). He couldn't have said anything more incindiary to both his enemies and to pro-immigration constituents. Nor could he have said anything more un-American. Here's why . . .Some Mottled Background for a Drinking SongWhen Fr...
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You CAN Make Your Own Curry Powder?and Authentic Curry
2005-11-13 22:45:00
What's the best curry powder? Why, it's the one you can make from scratch at home! Don't settle for some store-bought version that's been sitting on a shelf for lord-knows-how-many years. You can do it yourself too. In India, everyone has their own version of curry and curry powder--like stew in the US or UK--each family makes curry differently. But here's my take. I buy whole bulk spices and use a dedicated spice grinder (a coffee grinder that is only used for spice-grinding?so the flavors won?t mix). Remember--feel free to create your own variations. Enjoy! PreparationGather your spices (you can buy bulk spices online cheaply) and assemble them in a large bowl. Toast them in a non-stick or heavy iron pan (such as Le Creuset) by stirring them lightly over medium heat (with NO oil). Toast just until your kitchen becomes fragrant and the spices turn a slightly darker shade--not until everything is crisped! Let cool and grind in small batches. (See Storage below.) Curry ...
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My Grand-Mère
2005-11-09 15:29:00
Each day at three my Grand -Mère served cookies and iced tea to two or three of us, milk-gulping, dirty-ankled grandkids. We?d eagerly run down the bumpy dirt road in sneakers and shorts, leaping over the mud puddle always in the dip and around the black heart cherry tree she had planted, around the petal-pink effusive peonies also brought to life by Grand-Mère hands. We?d dash by the candy-apple red rose bush that grew up over the stone chimney of the red house-- Grand-Mère and Daddy Ed?s summer cottage in the whisper-cool North Carolina mountains. We?d make the final leap up the hand-set rock steps not paying attention to the baby?s breath and the forsythia whose oval waxy green leaves we traded as play-currency. We?d pause at the screen door to don our manners, and knock politely, certain she?d be waiting for us. Grand-Mère would greet us at the door. Small, womanly French-Catholic with blue-rimmed black eye...
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Turning Japanese
2005-11-05 00:02:00
I moved to Japanbecause I wanted to turn Japanese ?Not in the black-appareledsleek and fast-walking waybut in the millennia-oldmany-layered kimono way.I embraced the land and inhaled deeply.Ate puffer fish, raw shellfish bear and whalecountry-style guts stew.I donned yukata, obihad my hair manicured and ornamented,walked coquettishlyin tabi and geta.Struggled to blend intoschools of black heads.I stayed in quaint ryokan slept on hard tatami under heavy kakebuton,on the hottest of nightsboiled myself in public whirlpoolscooled myself with paper fans.If gaijin/foreigners could not do it,I could?sit for hours on my shinsback-straightat lacquered tables,practice tea ceremonywith diminishing gaijin-awkwardness,kiss Japanese men,(who love women like they love fish)speak the staccato language,buy new clothes at every silly occasion.I dated a yakitori chef who saidLook, you are never going to be Japanese.You are a foreigner.I think I pretended not to be affected.I think I cried.I think I gav...
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The Power of the Boob
2005-10-07 22:34:00
I. My Breasts At 12, I slept on my back Praying my nubs would grow Afraid to squash them Wore a training bra Hoping to fill With rounded signs Of bountiful And honored womanhood To draw admiration From lovers and friends. Decades reshaped them But still, ornaments at best. Finally, the baby growing inside Seemed to push them out And demand much On entrance. We mammals begin with How and where to suck. Our most important first knowing, The latch and draw? Baby taught me. Adornments then Transformed to do Real work. This liquid love I bring my baby Each hour Strength Comfort Protection Joy. The mightiness of the humble Breast As burping pillow Love link Serving succor Always on Always warm Sweetness to sweetness given. I love my baby through A plumped bosom that Plumps out Her pudgy limbs and cheeks Making her robust. Her happy hunger As she lunges for the boob Afterward Held fast and warm...
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Reports of Murder, Rape and Violence after Katrina Overstated
2005-10-04 19:03:00
No reason to take delight in saying I told you so on this one, but now reports are coming out that violence accusations in the immediate wake of Hurricane Katrina were overstated. " Now, a month later, officials say many of the accounts [of murder, rape, and violence] were probably false or greatly exaggerated in a time of chaos. " How convenient it was for media to focus on the deranged few, on the dangers to rescuers and other well-intentioned helpers, to avoid the spotlight on federal laxity in responding to the disaster. Not a report about the Katrina disaster for at least the first week after it struck failed to mention--if not dwell on--the murder, rape, and volience.I felt all alone in being completely infuriated by this realization--until I read some new articles where New Orleans officials are admitting the reports of violence were, at hem, overstated. It's quite a convenient tool for distracting attention away from the ineptitude of the Bush administration in reponding to...
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Why Was the Post-Katrina Media Focus on Looting Rather than Dying?
2005-10-01 03:37:00
Much of the immediate media coverage of the hurricane Katrina disaster focused repetitively on the looting and the random outbreaks of violence. We saw image after image of black faces, removing items from stores, toting rifles?and worse. In the midst of an epic disaster where thousands of people were dying, why was most of what we saw about these few crazed people? How about the rest of the tens of thousands of people who were desperately being civil while struggling for their lives? Who had dying hope of being rescued as their relatives and friends died around them? The implication?though never directly spelled out?was that those people somehow did not ?deserve? to be rescued. Let me be the first to call it?Economic Prejudice, at its worst. I have worked as the manager of a homeless shelter for years and seen plenty of economic prejudice in action, and that, sadly, is what it looks like. Those thousands of AMERICANS in New Orleans died needlessly because the BUSH administrat...
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Katrina Death Toll Rises over 1,356
2005-09-30 01:22:00
Independent Journalist Robert Lindsay Keeps the Best Updated Katrina Death Toll on the Web.Why aren't Katrina death toll numbers reported by mainstream media? Has there been a gag order on news that makes the Bush Administration look as monstrous as they really are?
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Out of the Flood and into the Fire
2005-09-21 22:57:00
Q: What is George W. Bush's position on Roe vs.Wade?A: He really doesn't care how people get out of New Orleans.
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Bush: A Disaster Waiting to Be Called a Disaster
2005-09-14 19:06:00
Now, it has been confirmed?on national television. Bush ?one of the worst disasters to hit the U.S.!
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Exposing Economic Prejudice in Media Coverage of Hurricane Katrina Disaster
2005-09-09 20:37:00
A friend sent me an article and asked what I thought of it. It's writtern by Robert Tracinski, a journalist, who reveals his hypothesis about Hurricane Katrina revealing the real disaster--in his opinion of--get this--not the poor souls who perished because they were unable physically to leave or who could not afford to leave but the depravity of what he calls the "welfare state." Basically, he surmises that because of welfare, people in NOLA were somehow responsible for their fates, and he blamed the madness and chaos all on the "crime and squalor of the projects." As he put it, "There were many decent, innocent people trapped in New Orleans when the deluge hit--but they were trapped alongside large numbers of people from two groups: criminals--and wards of the welfare state, people selected, over decades, for their lack of initiative and self-induced helplessness. The welfare wards were a mass of sheep--on whom the incompetent administration of New Orleans unleashed a pack of wol...
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Solve This Table-for-Sale Riddle
2005-09-09 19:55:00
Help solve this riddle: The photo at left is of a table that?s for sale on eBay. It is being sold by a MAN. How can you tell? Look carefully in the picture for one big, er, small clue. Give up? Look on the left side of the picture. A little bit higher. Above the liquor cart. There. See it? Still can?t tell? Scroll down. See the wall mirror? Yeah. That?s what I thought too?EWWWWW! If you are gonna take a photo to be posted on the Web, at least have the decency to PUT YOUR CLOTHES ON! EWWWWWW!
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Mortui Vivis Praecipant
2005-09-08 23:57:00
Let the Dead Teach the LivingDoctors attending to the wounded in the immediate aftermath of Hurrican Katrina posted a hand-lettered sign on the wall: "Mort ui Vivi s Praecipant." It means, "Let the dead teach the living."
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Gasoline Prices Make You Mad? Raise 'Em Sky High, I Say
2005-09-01 00:56:00
I am GLAD gas is expensive and hope it gets worse and worse! Take that, you selfish, shortsighted Americans and your profligate waste of world?s resources. I am secretly happy for every used SUV I see for sale?another proud owner figures out that a heavy 4-wheel-drive apparatus (at least in southern California) is a HUGE waste of money and energy. Ha! I secretly shoot birds at every Hummer I see and cheer for every alternative energy vehicle and mass-transit vehicle I see. And for that stupid dwindling finite resource our lousy leaders led us into an umpteen Billion dollar war?!?! And all those thousands and thousands of people?mostly women and children?dying. For stinking petroleum. Let Bush eat cake?cake made out of petrochemicals, I say. C. <<Not ready to get off non-gasoline-powered soapbox yet>>
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Things to Do before I Die
2005-08-28 20:27:00
Learn how to make FABULOUS Mexican food, just like someone's abuela (grandmother) would make. Already can do mole and tamales and pozole soup--but there's much so more to learn. Get an MFA in creative writing Publish a book on gift-making Publish two or more poetry books and become known as a "poet" rather than a technical writer! Learn to speak Spanish Learn to dance the Tango Learn to play Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata on the piano Learn how to read Japanese on a grammar school student's level (can read on a pre-school kid's level!) Explore India and Sri Lanka Go back to Japan and spend time in Kyoto (only visited there briefly for a few days), and climb Mt. Fuji this time. (I lived near Mt. Fuji for a few months, but never visited it!) Visit the Middle East, especially Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey (I know--that's just barely Middle-eastern--more like eastern European-Greek--but basically a Muslim culture). Am mostly interested in the food, architecture, music, and art. P...
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Girls--Hang on to Your Eggs--Because Somebody Wants Them!
2005-06-19 19:01:00
NOTE: Below is a work of fiction. I repeat--the story below IS NOT TRUE. I wrote it as a spoof of those stupid e-mail chain scam letters with dire fictional warnings about heinous crimes--that might happen to anyone. Those insidious missives that show up in our In-boxes and spark paranoia and alarm. I wrote this as an exercise--to attempt to dissect what makes those scary stories so scary--and I found out while writing it. It's because they play on our REAL fears--our prejudices--and our weaknesses. Plus, such stories have to be somewhat believable--as well as outrageous. So tell me, did I accomplish that? Please, please--DO NOT BELIEVE what is written below--it is purely a work of fiction! Thank you. Tumerica.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~PLEASE, PLEASE do NOT THROW THIS E-MAIL AWAY! This could happen to you--or to any woman you know! Ladies, we have to get the truth out. This is so scary, my hands are shaking as I write about it. But I want you to know--and for you tell all...
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How I Feel about the Pope
2005-04-04 22:36:00
How do I feel about the death of the Pope ? Sad, mostly. Just sad. Sure, I am a Liberal-minded non-Catholic (I stopped going to Mass when I was still in grade school, after taking First Communion). Sure, there is NO part of discouraging the use of birth control, abortions, same-sex marriage, or women in the clergy that I like. NONE of it. Nope, nope, nope. Goes against my most basic cell-deep beliefs about fairness and the meaning of life and not having others control womens' destiny. Also, respect for the earth and the troubling ticking time-bomb of human over-population that threatens all creatures and plants on this earth. No, can't say there is any part of those aspects of Catholic dogma I could agree with. Yet, I mourn the loss of Pope John Paul II, formerly Karol Josef Wojtyla.I am sad because the Pope was a man who hated war and the Bush brutal Democracy-by-force regimen. I am sad because the Pope was a man who loved human life and dignity and supported faith above all. I am...
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Impeach Bush Now! T-shirts . . .
2005-04-01 09:09:00
. . . and "If you can read this, you are overeducated" in Latin T-shirts--both designed by me! Check out these Impeach Bush NowT-shirts and Overeducated inLatin T-shirts available at my CafePressstore.Here's the text of the Anti-Bush one:$200+ Billion U.S. Dollars 100K+ Iraqi Civilian Casualties, Mostly Women & Children 0 Weapons of Mass Destruction 0 Links of Saddam Hussein to Al Qaeda 1 Illegal War______________________________________ ________ = IMPEACH BUSH NOW!
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