She just ain't sad enough

[stilltrucking]

She said she was "deeply saddened" by the "terrible loss of life" but she did not call for an cease-fire.

More Than 50 Dead After Israeli Attack in Lebanon


At least 37 children are among the dead after the single bloodiest airstrike in 19 days of violence; attacks force Rice to abandon trip to Beirut.

Rice, who had flown to the Middle East Saturday to begin intensive talks with Israeli and Lebanese officials, abandoned her efforts here at least temporarily to return to Washington Monday, preparing to shift her diplomatic efforts to the United Nations, aides said. She said she was "deeply saddened" by the "terrible loss of life" but she did not call for an cease-fire.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 00093.html

[stilltrucking]

Israel Halts Bombing After Deadly Strike
By STEVEN ERLANGER and HASSAN M. FATTAH 3 minutes ago
Israel agreed to suspend its airstrikes for 48 hours while it investigates an air raid on the southern Lebanese town of Qana that killed dozens of civilians, many of them children. The bombing put enormous pressure on Israel and the United States to move rapidly toward a cease-fire.

http://www.nytimes.com

Is she sad yet?

[mnaz]

not like it was fourteen months ago, or fourteen-hundred years, you know, in entrenched numb. and if you don't quite live under the bomb, you go on. if you do, you can't pick up your pen fast enough.

[stilltrucking]

I am not angry anymore, just a perverse kind of curiosity as to what brilliant strategem she will think of next. She has definetly been to see the Wizard of Oz, she is a thinker of deep thoughts. She has a THD degree, a Doctor of THinkology. She loves to play Stratego.

This woman who dismissed a warning about a plot to fly airplanes into buildings in August of 2001, while an FBI agent was tring to get permission to search Zacharias Mousarri's computer. She will probably be our next president. If only FDR had surendered after Pearl Harbor.

I can't make no sense anymore mark. I remember you saying once that you think too much. I can't think about it, I can only watch it unfold.