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Sept. 25, 2005 You know I love you Megan (you know who I’m talking about), but Cindy Sheehan’s name has yet to be forgotten. Across the globe today protesters came out in droves, to make their statement about a war that continues to drain the American bank account. Cindy I understand was a key figure in organizing this worldwide event. I have great doubts this protest will make its intended impact on world societies, but it is one small step toward ending this illogical and deceptive war. Yes, Cindy Sheehan is still alive and fighting for an end to this spectacle. The news coverage was only a flash in the frying pan because of Katrina and Rita; nevertheless, it was an organized attempt at speaking out against the bloodshed in the Middle East. No, I don’t think her name will be the proverbial “household name,” but I do believe that a core of organizers will eventually develop because of her efforts. If I had the money (I’m trying to save for this winter’s natural gas crisis), I would have driven to D.C. to join hands with my brothers and sisters to protest. I might have bought a t-shirt that said, “Sheehan To My Hand.” I made that up all by myself, neat huh? Anyway, I read in the paper today that Dubya and Chanurism are going to church tomorrow to thank their fundamentalist god for starting the hurricanes in order to throw up a smoke screen for this crazy war. You know the one. It’s the war Colin told a big fib about. Dr. Mick, I am blaming George for the heating up of Mars. If he had left his home there earlier, there wouldn’t be so much bull dung burning in the airless environment on our Red Planet. I think he should go back there and open up a franchise for the National League East.
I saw an article in “T.V. Guide,” reporting that Donald Trump is having a special addition of “The Apprentice” with all the ex-presidents and vice presidents as contenders. I can’t wait to see who he fires first. My guess it will be the one, who can’t pronounce or spell “apprentice.”
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