Sorry there hasn't been much activity here recently, sometimes I feel like I'm barely staying afloat. I've got very little mental energy and I feel tired all the time. I'd write if I had anything to say, but I guess I don't.
The President's speech was boring and nearly pointless, except that he appears to have abandoned tax reform and wants us to use less oil. Whatever. It seems unlikely that anyone will prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons, so we'll have to deter them with MAD I suppose. So it goes. It's scary, but what's to be said about it?
Eh, anyway, I can barely fill up a single post.
We've got one arrow left in our quiver if we're smart enough to pull it. Sistani, if he's secure, can declare Khomeinism a Shia heresy and preach revolution in Iran. This doesn't use US troops for ground operations but does have the potential to put in a new government that would be willing to have an actual peaceful nuclear program and thus be able to export more oil because they'd be burning less of it internally.
MAD will not work with Islamofascists, they work to mutually assure our destruction. It's a virginal thing.
Damn you're depressing the sh** out of me. We'll here is some good news, a picture of the back of yours and the Spork's head!
I live after the slogan sport am murder, in Ernst Sport am a healthy thing. After 4-5 hours at the computer a half hour sport in the free one and you is again more muter
Bush probably didn't want to rock the boat much before the mid-term elections.
I'm also kind of disappointed that we didn't get Shadegg to be the new House majority leader. However, Boehner > Blunt. If we can't get tax reform, then they better start getting rid of the deficit.
The only way federal spending is gonna either level off or start going down is with divided government. I predict that after either the 2006 and/or the 2008 elections that's what we'll have.