Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

I love it here in the blogosphere
where opinions are like elbows and assholes
everybody has one and lets it show
it's queer here in the blogosphere.

when god runs out of asswholes and elbows what next.

they say we have souls some say souls are recycled, a few thousand years ago all the people in the world could fit into the state of Rhode Island. I wonder does god make more souls or are they stock piled. I don't know why I am so religious, but I am grateful for one person I call a friend,one who I have seen that compassionate heart of the Buddha. He flew a hearse in viet nam, I think about him in that plane full of body bags, did they gurgle and stink One day I will have compassion on anyone who reads my scribbling and learn how to write
happy veterans day amigo

I edited the above post because I got into a us and them mind set, everytime I start to see the world in terms of us and them, of me and you, good and evil I am starting to realize it is not that.
I am hoping for an impeachment. Ashcroft what is next for him, the supreme court. I think I understand what Jota meant. It is going to be a long hard slog to get our freedom back

what did jota say?

is it a poem? an essay?

"The bombs being dropped on Fallujah don't contain explosives, depleted uranium or anything harmful - they contain laughing gas - that would, of course, explain [Pentagon chief Donald] Rumsfeld's misplaced optimism about not killing civilians in Fallujah. Also, being a 'civilian' is a relative thing in a country occupied by Americans. You're only a civilian if you're on their side.
If you translate for them, or serve them food in the Green Zone, or wipe their floors - you're an innocent civilian. Just about everyone else is an insurgent, unless they can get a job as a 'civilian'."

- Riverbend, an Iraqi civilian girl, author of the blog Baghdad
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