Imagine . . . .

giving peace a chance.




Happy Birthday, John . . . .

My favorite Christmas song and story

In all the list making the other day about best and worst Christmas songs, I completely forgot about my real favorite.



Excuse me, I seem to have something in my eye.

If you have a lemon, make lemonaide

PERUSING A BLOG, ran across this posting, which might be useful:

"I thought I had that about 2 weeks ago, but didn't. I put this skull/crossbone sheet on the front door that said "Swine Flu Infection"...and let me tell you, I have not had any Jehovah's Witnesses knock on my door. In fact, I left it up and it's been 3 weekends of total peace and quiet"

Kucinich and Cronkite : Department of Peace

My Favorite Christmas Story

and it has the added benefit of being true.

This song always brings a tear to my eye.

Merry Christmas - peace on earth and goodwill toward all mankind, even conservatives.

We've Seen That Movie, Too . . . .

From Reuters today:

Cheney calls Iran an obstacle to peace
Sun Oct 21, 2007 12:37pm EDT

(Reuters) - Vice President Dick Cheney, taking a tough line toward Iran, described the country's government on Sunday as a "growing obstacle to peace in the Middle East."

Cheney, in a speech to a think tank, also accused Tehran of practicing "delay and deception" regarding its nuclear program and warned of consequences if it did not comply with the West's demands that it halt sensitive nuclear work.

The vice president's harsh rhetoric toward Tehran came just a few days after President George W. Bush warned that nuclear-armed Iran could lead to World War Three.

The Bush administration has been trying to rally support for a tighter international sanctions but faces difficulties amid Russian resistance.

Cheney said that progress toward peace and stability in the Middle East would depend on responsible conduct by countries in the region, including respect for neighbors' sovereignty and compliance with international agreements.

"If you apply all these measures it becomes immediately clear that the government Iran falls far short and is a growing obstacle to peace in the Middle East," Cheney told the pro-Israel Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

And I assume he expects us to believe he's some kind of conduit for peace?

We're not that stupid, dickhead . . . .

(Cross-posted from Moving to Vancouver)