Monthly Archives: September 2004

Wake Up and Smell the Motives

Posted on 9/24/2004 by Al Swearengen

Not even a quarter century after the Cold War ends, the two great super-powers find themselves scratching their heads.  In both cases the gruesomely attacked nations have had a deep history of exploiting and/or murdering the very groups of humans … Continue reading →

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The Boy in the Bubble

Posted on 9/13/2004 by Al Swearengen

The magical mystery jar of Vietnam history now has four hands grasping for the contents inside, with respective campaign riffraff of both the guilty fiends howling indictments at one another for stealing the classified cookies and exploiting their deliciousness for … Continue reading →

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Don’t Assault Our Tragedies!

Posted on 9/13/2004 by Al Swearengen

Nature has been racking up a significant body count recently in the form of hurricanes, but with the new rapid-fire bullet propulsion toys about to hit the streets, I have no doubt that humans will be on top again before … Continue reading →

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Celebrating Murder

Posted on 9/2/2004 by Al Swearengen

Since the twin towers have fallen, there’s been a consistent approach taken by political strategists and speech writers for the Bush administration to condition each of us to accept two specific non-truths about what is happening in the world today.  … Continue reading →

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