"I Didn't Do It!"

Kell of Green Circles sent me this fantastic commentary: Keith Olbermann gets it right. Again.

Bush is a coward (forgive my pre-Korzybski thinking).
And a traitor.
And a murderer (a few witnesses? almost 3,000 mothers of our soldiers, to begin with...).
And a real loser.
And there will be no more exciting television than the broadcast of his trial for war crimes. Unless, of course, by then, he's brought the morality of this nation to a point where public executions are broadcast.

Anyway, read this. It's well-put.

Hugo, the Man of a Thousand Phrases

"The imperialists see extremists everywhere. It's not that we are extremists. It's that the world is waking up. It's waking up all over. And people are standing up."

Said Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's president the other day at the United Nations. I love when he gives speeches. You can read the transcript here. He calls Bush the devil. He said he smells.

Some claim Chavez is histrionic; a fame-seeker; a hypocrite. Who cares?

The Bush administration claim to shrug off his remarks. John Bolton, the American ambassador to the United Nations, said, "I'm just not going to comment on this because his remarks just don't warrant a response."













Well, I think they do warrant a response, it's just that Bolton is an inarticulate boob. And the hub of the Central American Death Squads in the 80s. Or so I heard.

So fuck him. And his bosses. Viva Chavez! Viva the People!

Ah, fuck 'em all, actually. Buncha pricks!

The Dippy Hypocrite

George "I Loathe Americans" Bush does it again! Here's how he recently responded to suspicions that Osama Bin Laden may be hiding in Pakistan:

“If he is in Pakistan,” said Bush, “Pakistan’s a sovereign nation. In order for us to send thousands of troops into a sovereign nation, we’ve got to be invited by the government of Pakistan.”

Get it?

Come On Along and Join Us...

...in a little bowl of "Vegetable Soup."

Million Dollar Movie!

Almost as powerful to me as the 4:30 Movie opening, this was Channel 9's (WOR) opener for its evening movie feature, some of which probably were made for under a million dollars. I'll always associate "Tara's Theme" with this commercial -- it's so very New York. Maybe if I ever saw "Gone with the Wind", I'd hear it differently. But I haven't. And I won't.

Somebody Come and Play with Orangutans!

Talk about classic Raposo! I'm still lulled. Get yrself a glass of milk and blanket for this one. For Brother Chris!

Take a Bweaff!

One of those songs always in my head. I love you, Sesame Street.

4:30 Movie!

I hope it's f-in' Monster Week! Otherwise, I didn't give a rat's ass.