Robert Blake @ MindSay


 

   
Oh my goodness!
What a great ending to my day!!

I'm going to Prom!!!

Yay!

<3 Blake! You are to awesome.

 
 
   
 

biggest smokescreen ever
notice anything in my tag list that hasn't been mentioned in the past month or so?

we've all been duped, people.  our government has flashed shiny objects in our faces (terry schiavo's feeding tube, major league baseball and sterioids, etc.) and said "look at this, isn't it pretty?" while they pass legislation to drill for oil in anwar, a national wildlife refuge in alaska. 

and good for them.  what this will actually do is give us not 50, not 100, but ONE year's worth of oil for the good old u.s. of a.  plus, it's not likely that we will see any decrease in the price of gas when this happens.

it's alright though,  you're all too stupid for it to make a difference to you.  besides, with all this juicy hollywood gossip flying around, who has time to care about thousands of caribu.  it's not as if this could possibly be the beginning of a larger scheme to open up all of the national parks to the same sort of land-rape.  there's no way that the government could possibly drill off the gulf coast of florida or clear cut millions of acres of forest in the pacific northwest.  who cares about any wildlife that would  be displaced from something like that and begin moving into the neighborhoods we built in the vicinity...like MOUNTAIN LIONS AND COUGARS, who like little tasty puppies and CHILDREN. 

it's time we elect representatives who have our well being at heart and fire those who don't.  get involved with YOUR country.

 
 
 

   
The wheels of justice

Today's news was thick with high profile court cases and outcomes. Several that stuck with me:
  • There's a legal battle raging somewhere in Ontario over whether a certain pitbull should be euthanized after attacking a small child. But there's another dimension to the story -- this was the dog's second attack, and it occurred because the owner didn't comply with a court order to muzzle the dog in public. Now he's back in court trying to keep the dog alive. Should that even be an option at this point?
  • In one of the longest court cases in Canadian history, two Sikh fundamentalists were acquitted of first-degree murder in the 1985 bombing of Air India Flight 182, which left 329 people (mostly Indo-Canadians) dead. The accused's true guilt or innocence aside, the verdict was an enormous blow to the families who have been kept in the lurch for an unbelievable two decades and, from what I gather, fully expected a guilty verdict.
  • Robert Blake acquitted -- again, I had the impression it was an open-and-shut case. Apparently the jury wasn't convinced. Up next: the Michael Jackson saga...


 
 
   
 

 
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