TITLE of POST

So i was listening to Guliani's speech for the RNC When i heard him say that, at the time of the 9/11 attacks, he grabbed someone's arm and said "thank god George Bush is president." i couldn't help but be utterly amused at the prospect of what he would have said had the elections of 2000 gone the other way, "God help us all, Al Gore is president."

About the 9/11 commission and me calling them partisan i'm rescinding that remark as of now. They are actually, in my estimation, a Bipartisan commission who got stuck with the job, demanded by the public/families of the victims of 9/11, of investigating 9/11 to uncover what exactly went wrong, but apparently because some of them were actually partly responsible for intelligence failures and bad oversight they turned the report into something which would not place blame on anyone and just restated OLD intelligence problems dating back to the 90's i believe.

Some Staplers don't staple you.

I look to my awstralian friend, when i'm down, down, down...I look to my awstralien frien...when i'm down, down, down, when i'm....down down d o w n

Rant on Me

I've been watching c-span for the past couple of days. It's actually quite addicting if you're somewhat of a news junkie like I believe I've become. A few things I wanted to get to on this blog: 1. I've been reading the Preacher series from vertigo. It'd be pointless of me to point out how good it is, I mean it made Garth Ennis even more infamous than Judge Dredd did. 2.The 9/11 commission, I went and called them partisan on the previous blog, even though they're comprised of members of both Republican and Democratic parties. Well guess what? I'm still going to call them partisan because of the fact that they leaned for those in charge, and I'll get to just how, but maybe not why, later. 3. What else? I really don't know.