What’s wrong with the Republican Party?
In the wake of the aftermath of the Iraq War the U.S and her allies are feeling the somber mood of being deceived and outright lied to. Bush acted on false intelligence, Iraq had nothing to do with the 9/11 attacks, Saddam hated Osama Bin Laden to begin with and the people are realising the naivety behind the childish concept of “they hate us because of our freedoms”. A we’re good they’re evil situation. When will Bush realise that the world doesn’t work that way? he isn’t a messiah set out to save his people and shouldn’t look for dragons to slay. Its funny, a Government that claims it can’t afford to improve its healthcare system or even introduce its people to the world standard metric system can afford a trillion dollar war on a nation that was never an imminent threat.
Virginia Tech is a national tragedy. Why isn’t Iraq?
Although unconventional and borderline offensive Keith Olbermann is justified in comparing the Virginia Tech Massacre to Iraq. Many men and women of roughly the same age are dying in an unnecessary war that was fueled by lies. The flag was flown at half-mast for the Virginia Tech victims, it was mourned by the nation and yet everyday american soldiers and innocent iraqi’s are dying without any genuine public concern.
Steve Jobs Reinvented.
Steve and Bill met a couple of days back at the all things digital conference. An uncharacteristic Jobs showed up. Walt asking about the iPhone received an uninspired talking points from Steve. Then during the discussion Walt forayed away from his point of focus and took a witty stab at old Steve’s sales pitches.
[ on what they expect from Apple in future]
Walt: we’re sure you’re working on something that’ll be beautiful
Kara: yeah it’ll totally BLOW us away! [giggle]
Walt: it’ll be amazing!
Jobs with his famed short temper however, remained unreactive to the light-hearted sarcasm and continued talking about what Apple foresaw in the future technology space.
