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Albania is a natural for Bush's library.

Posted: June 29th, 2007, 2:58 am
by stilltrucking
Albania a natural for Bush’s library.

The other idea I had was to put the George W. Bush Presidential Library in a bookmobile and drive it around Texas. That way, it could be out of everybody's town by sundown.

http://www.villagevoice.com/blogs/bushb ... is_han.php

Posted: July 12th, 2007, 11:17 pm
by jimboloco
those albanians
mercy
and the philipinos too
and the cunabs and the dominicaNS
and the columbians
all repukeblicans
and the poles
and the bulgarians
they hate communists
they love arnuld and ronuld
the pr men for antilabor

when we trash bush at work
you can see the philiponos eyes narrow
and they don't speak
otherwise they are all just peachy
mobuti
good

send half of texass to albania
i wanted to burn down ljb's boyhiid home in jonson city
signed the guest book
vietnam vets against the war
left the area
had thoughts of going back
wanted to burn it down
let the rattlers take it

Posted: July 13th, 2007, 8:43 am
by stilltrucking
LBJ passed away
from a broken heart
some say
His Great society down in flames

I watched Kissinger Snowcroft & Brzezinski on Charlie Rose last night
Henry got so much to say about the lessons of Vietnam
But I tuned him out cause he sounds like he never learned a thing
Audience broke out laughing a couple of times he looked suprised as if he did not realize he was being funny. Probably just me not getting it.

Too many cold warriors still fighting godless communism

Now Mao's red star and snappy slogans are fashion statements for jet the set.

Snowcroft made some interesting comments about technology, and he said China may not be a friend but they do not have to be our enemy but that is the direction we are headed in he said.


I liked this bit from Life Against Death...Normon O. Brown. about the superanuation of political categories.
Inheriting from the Protestant tradition a conscience which insisted that intellectual work should be directed toward the relief of man’s estate, I, like many of my generation, lived through the superannuation of the political categories which informed liberal thought and action in the 1930s.’ ‘Those of us who are temperamentally incapable of embracing the politics of sin, cynicism and despair’, he added, were ‘compelled to re-examine the classic assumptions about the nature of politics and about the political character of human nature.’
Radical Philosophy

Lets all hail Lennon and Marx

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