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"But who's afraid of war? That's to say, who's afraid of the bombs and the machine-guns? 'You are', you say. Yes, I am, and so's anybody who's ever seen them. But it isn't the war that matters, it's the after-war. The world we're going down into, the kind of hate-world, slogan-world. The coloured shirts, the barbed wire, the rubber truncheons. The secret cells where the electric light burns night and day, and the detectives watching you while you sleep. And the processions and the posters with enormous faces, and the crowds of a million people all cheering for the Leader till they deafen themselves into thinking that they really worship him, and all the time, underneath, they hate him so that they want to puke. It's all going to happen." -- George Orwell, "Coming Up for Air"
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- Time to send the red-neck VeeP candidate back to her secessionist pals in AlaskaJust as his campaign is zeroing in on Barack Obama's character in an attempt to reverse its slide in the polls, Mr McCain must fend off well-nigh irrefutable evidence that his running mate, far from being a public-spirited scourge of corruption, is little more than a small town score-settler.
- McCain-Palin campaign strategy: Get some idiot republican to try to kill the opposition through relentless slanderSo, aren't; there laws about slander, and, well, inciting riots among the stupid?
- Michigan and McCain: Lose your house, lose your voteMcCain's Michigan regional headquarters are housed in the office building of foreclosure specialists Trott & Trott, responsble for more foreclosures in the state than anyone else. Now GOP there are floating a rule that would mean people without homes couldn't vote.
- Secrets of Iraq's death chamber: business as usual under US occupied IraqLike all wars, the dark, untold stories of the Iraqi conflict drain from its shattered landscape like the filthy waters of the Tigris. And still the revelations come.
- Sarah Palin is connected to terrorists through network of cessionist organisationsSarah Palin is only 2 or 3 degrees removed from the man that McCain swears he would pursue to the gates of hell (Osama Bin Laden).
- Palin the secessionist"Our opponent though is someone who sees America, it seems, as being so imperfect, imperfect enough that he is palling around with terrorists who would target their own country," Palin said, ignoring the fact that she endorses a political party that wants to see her home state become its own country.
- McCain campaign rembmers that its racist and can thus act like the klansmen they areSo, essentially, thew McCain camp is saying: "he's black, and so is this other guy! Ah, look out for the black people!"
- Revolution Going Open Source: A great design resource goes open source.Some great Wordpress work has just joined the creative commons. I've been a fan of Brian's work for a while and this is great news for developers out there.
- Government will spy on every call and e-mailI think people should agree to used "bomb" in the subject line of every email one some given day.
- Eight stories on Obama linked billionaire Nadhmi Auchi censored from the Guardian, Observer, Telegraph and New Statesman - WikileaksThe archive contains eight stories censored or removed from the on-line archives of the Guardian, Observer, Telegraph and New Statesman. Seven stories were removed in their entirety and one partly redacted following legal pressure by Iraqi-British billionaire fraudster Nadhmi Auchi who has been linked to US senator Barack Obama via the so-called "Rezko Affair". The action was taken during April-June 2008.
- Why not ASP.Net?Lullabot has an interesting critique on the ASP.Net experience from the viewpoint of a former ASP.Net developer. I've been fending off developers touting this Ford Pinto of the web programming world since starting my current job and this post is going into my arsenal against them.
- Is Sarah Palin, the religious wingnut, qualified to be VP?If you're answer is 'no' click and vote. If it's not, go ask your god for forgiveness because he can't stand her.
- Catholic school increases chances of cervical cancer for students"Governors of St Monica's High School in Bury - who have previously criticised the jab for `encouraging sexual promiscuity' - have decided they don't want pupils vaccinated on school grounds." I dub thee: Idiots!
- BuyMyShitPile.com: Hey Washington, can you buy my bad investments too?the US Government is scrambling to rescue our banks by purchasing their "distressed assets", i.e., assets that no one else wants to buy from them. Get your share of the bailout here. (not really)
- Pair abandon investment banking modelInteresting how investment banking firms are suddenly embracing regulation, socialism, bankruptcy protection and all the things they don't want regualr individuals to have all of a sudden. Why don't bankers jump off buildings when things go bad anymore?
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