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1. Pick ten of your favorite movies and choose one still from each movie.
2. Post those stills in your journal.
3. Have your friends guess which movie goes along with each screen still.
( here we go )
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[26 Oct 2005|02:30am] |
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i am not one to complain about weather. but seriously. it sucks outside.
i'm going to my first hanson show on the tour tomorrow.
i feel like people keep asking me to do things or telling me about events in the next two weeks & i just keep saying "i'm going to see hanson." its kind of ridiculous. i wish i felt this passionate about other things aka school. i'm not even missing this much school for this tour anyway. its like if i don't go i feel like i'm missing something. and i have fun when i go. but its such a love/hate affair with hanson, i love going to so many shows, but i also wish i didn't feel like it was necessary for me to go see hanson 8 times in two weeks. actually i dont think i'm going to cleveland anymore, so 7. and i know that this weekend with jessi will be awesome, because we have an amazing hotel in philly & im 21 now. but the amount of miles i'm driving in the next two weeks is like the same amount of miles it would take me to get to like california, and when i take a step back and look at it from another point of view I do realize the complete ridiculousness of it all. but a lot of people don't even understand what its like. or what it means to me. ok im going to start talking like penny lane so i'll shut up.
i also decided that china is really going to take over the world at some point. i don't know if i want to live through this or not, because china taking over the world probably wouldn't be a good thing. but i'm sure someone could make some postive arguments for china world domination.
the entire earthquake in pakistan thing really distrubs me. if this earthquake was in england we'd be freaking out. i feel like people think that the life of someone in the west is more important than that of a middle eastern. i don't think people mean to do this, because there are so many other factors that should be taken into account, like media coverage and the entire discourse most western experience is based on. but regardless of where these believes comes from, they exist.
i also do not know what george bush is thinking, allowing ben bernanke to succeed alan greenspan as head of the federal reserve. the value of the dollar decreased as soon as he was appointed. thats not a good sign. its so ridiculous that bush can get away with so much because of his religious appeal when half the shit, no more than that, he does hurts more people than harms them, which would probably go aganist most religious believes. like capitalism, how does that fit into religious believes? like walmart's book section is filled with a pethora of books on christianity. and its so completely ironic.
i'm trying to figure out my schedule next semester. so far it looks like liberalism & marxism, writing from cultural experience, spanish 202, senior seminar in culture & comm, either hollywood & the american film or music and the media and then thursday i'm meeting with a women for an internship with project look smart, its media literacy thing, i hope i get it, it would be awesome.
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charlie [ my cat ] just erased at least an hour of work i did on my computer.
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while driving yesterday, i was looking for the the traffic report on am radio and i stumbled upon "the savage nation," hosted by michael savage a talk radio show.
ok. seriously. i cant believe americans listen to this & believe it. it was pure shit.
a) at one point he said that if muslims don't like the west they should just stay out and stop complaining. excuse me, but have you heard of globalization? we are imposing our culture and our form of government on other people - weather or not people "stay out of the west" is irrelevant.
b) then he said that all muslim woman should just burn their headscarfs. and that the headscarfs are the reasons for all the problems with muslims. and that they should banned to wear in public in all western nations. right but christians can wear crosses? and headscarfs are not evil.
c) the government is trying to pass a law that would require ALL film directors to file ANY sex sceen in their films with the government, like pornography has to do. which i see from both points of view, but thats not the point. michael savage commented by saying that this idea is great because more films should be made about the average american family (2 parents obiviously.) with american family values. wake up mr savage because your average american family doesnt exist. its a fantasy. more than 50% of once married couples are divorced.
anyway. all of this inspired me to listen to more talk radio. i may make it my new hobby.
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i took the GREs. the results were not good. actually i did fine on the math part. i did horrible on verbal. my vocabulary is not the greatest and i know that. whatever. im going to grad school in london & they dont care about the GREs
my N key is now completely broken off my keyboard. its fun. but not really.
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i'm done with boys here. i don't connect with any of them and i find myself at a loss for words. all the time. its like my throat is clogged. i am all toooo aware of this, and it makes the entire situation worse. if i just got over issues that feel like i've been attached to since high school or even middle school than maybe things would change.
i want to find a british boy, i've never felt nervous talking to british boys. i want to go to grad school in london next year for international relations, get a job at a nonprofit at somewhere involved in the aids epidemic, get married & have babies and become a european union citizen. and then adpot a child from africa. and thats my ideal life.
i'm going to live in london next year. i will hopefully get into a grad school there. i miss england so much. yesterday i was in my car and i suddenly remembered the feeling i got while walking around markets in london, and the genuineness of all the people i met.
i'm reading the bhagavad gita & suddenly i find myself feeling very selfish and recognizing it on a regular basis. i.e. all of these paragraphs start with i.
i'm a vegetarian. as of yesterday. this might be a phase. nevertheless. i am trying it. my stomach absolutely hates me for it.
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[23 Sep 2005|02:01pm] |
spanish isn't so horrible.
i might even be able to have a spanish converstation by the end of this semester.
things are looking better already.
i am taking the gre's in october. im scared. i forgot how to do math. i think. i might remember. i took ap calculus... 4 years ago.
my grad school list will probably be:
nyu
fordham
george washington
catholic (in dc, because ill probably get in)
school of oriental & african studies (uk)
university college london
& maybe university of westminster because i know ill get in.
getting recommendations is totally going to be the worst part of the entire thing.
i had an interview to be on the model un team. we'll see how that goes.
im going to state volunteering for indymedia.org or mediachannel.org i hope. i need to do something instead of just talking about what it think is wrong in the world.
i spent my weekend making a cd set for every year of the 1990s. its amazing. i love the 90s the most. i also downloaded 14 verisons of the lenorad cohen song "hallelujah" (covered by jeff buckley & rufus, which are more famous than the orginal.)
i've been thinking a lot lately about the whole idea of "creating your own reality."
everything is going to be okay.
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[21 Sep 2005|11:33pm] |
in the past two weeks i have:
1. dyed my hair black.
2. fit in a SIZE 6 at banana (ok they run huge, but this is big news for me.)
3. spent way too much money on food/alcohal because being 21 is too expensive.
and i can't really think of anything else eventful.
i'm quite content with my life at the moment, but i constantly find myself saying i'm going to do things that i never do.
october is going to be a busy month. i need to stop procrastinating so often. its not like i just procrastinate with school work either. its everything.
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[07 Sep 2005|12:47am] |
this is a rant on a political lecture, just a warning.
today i went to a political "lecture" entitled the world can't wait: drive out the bush regime ok. we get there, and i knew it was probably going to be one of those in your face things, but whatever, im all about hearing peoples opinions and what they think.
i agree that yes, the war on iraq is completely unjust. yes. the current government is leading america in direction farther and farther away from the constitution and the rights this nation was build on. (a point she didn’t even make) i agree with her in the sense that the government is doing shitty things, basically. however, the goal of this "campaign" is to organize a sit out of schools, jobs, etc on november 2nd, the anniversary of the election.
i also know that activism can be powerful depending on how it is used. but i really do not understand what a protest of this sorts would even accomplish. it wouldn't make people more aware of the government's actions. it wouldn’t make people more knowledgeable. she kept saying she was going to drive the bush regime out. HOW WOULD THIS DRIVE BUSH OUT. it was so in your face that it was hard to connect to. she kept blaming christians, and in a country where the majority of people are christians, it’s not going to work.
she didn’t give us a reason to fight. she didn’t have any sense of unity. or audience. people were asking her all of these questions, she basically said she wasn’t about unity in america, she was about getting the bush regime out. when asked if she would do this peacefully or use violence she said her campaign isn't about peace. she didn’t care about what it meant to be american because she was a revolutionary communist. at one point i think she said she would rather be one of the people of fallujah. she would rather live in a war zone than in the freest nation in the world? yeah. right. thats a lie.
by the end of it, i was so worked up, but i didn’t even say anything during the meeting because i can't deal with people that answering questions by walking around the question, that are so stuck on their point of view that they cant even begin to comprehend the other point of view. i knew that whatever i said to her would be twisted and then i wouldn’t get a chance to respond to her, so i left it at that. when i have conversations about politics i would never approach them in the way she did, i guess it was a lecture, but I’ve been to many political lectures and none of the appalled me that much. plus it was propaganda. they had wanted signs for bush to take outside! i mean i know people like michael moore also use propaganda, and i don’t particularly like michael moore. but he at least knows HOW to unite people, HOW to connect with people and he has an EXCELLENT sense of what it means to be american, and THATS what he focuses his films on. because the idea of being american and the rights this country was built on is what makes people want to change things.
i don't think her november 2nd protest will accomplish her goals. (although if people choose to protest, whatever, i have no right to tell them not to), i also do not think she used the right tactics to reach college students at all. ithaca was the first campus she went to, and i think she expected more of positive response. although many of us agree that the current government is doing many un-constitutional and unjust things, i am for awareness rather than in your face protests. the college students that go to her lecture are going to be the ones with more political knowledge, and i feel like she’s going to get the same reaction from a lot of campuses.
i may not go out and protest, but i can still be actively speaking out against the current government, i can tell people why without yelling at them. i can make people understand. I can also listen to their point of view. Because understanding the other point of view is crucial in any type of political activism. and i have. i also am going to try to be involved & volunteer at the indymedia centre in ithaca. i think a huge change in the political and current event knowledge of the american public can be changed if the media is changed. right now the media is so biased. look at who owns the media, look at what the media covers, but more importantly look at what the media CHOOSES not to cover. look at how the media portrays Palestine and how it portrays Israel. media literarcy is rare in america, and that’s how I’m going to try to change things because that’s what I can do right now and make a difference in the long run. i also believe promoting OTHER parties would be beneficial because the two party system lacks choice and gives people the sense that there isnt anything else out there, which is why i kind of like nadar.
on a totally different issue, the importance of social issues such as abortion, stem cell research, homosexual marriage, etc etc in todays politics scares me. in the past 10 years social issues have become a very hot topic. even in the 2000 election, social issues were rarely mentioned, however they were constantly mentioned at the debates in the 2004 election. while i do agree that social issues need to be addressed, i think people soley concentrate at the social issues too often. issues like this werent used to define the political parties in the past. people were more aware of issues concerning social security and welfare, and i think thats what national politics should go back, while certian things are left to the states. but i could write a whole new rant on that.
i just needed to get all of my thoughs out.
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[07 Sep 2005|12:42am] |
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friends only.
comment to be added.
[ even though i dont think i have any stalkers. ]
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[30 Aug 2005|02:12am] |
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school started. i don't know how i feel about my classes yet. i like nationalism alot. its a seminar, and it only meets once a week. i really like the professor, he's very unbiased, and you really do not get that much with politics professors at ithaca, and i like it. i think too many students just take their point of view from their teachers because the teachers always feel so strongly about whatever, and although i do think teachers have the right to talk about their point of view, i don't think they should teach it as the "truth" and every politics teacher i've ever had here has been outwardly liberal, and although i do idenify myself with the liberal point of view, people need to hear both sides. and it really doesn't happen enough
spanish is going to kick my ass. i cant stand it. the 50 minutes i have to sit in the class every monday wednesday friday are spent HOPING she wont call on me because i can't speak spanish. everything else i've only had once so we'll see how tomorrow goes.
i'm also taking world religions. and i'm really excited about it. sophomore year of high school we were required to take "world religions" because i went to catholic high school, and they had to somehow balance it out. as i was a sophomore in high school, i was interested in it, but not too interested. senior year i started to really develop my own views of religion, but it was all of organized religion, and since then i've felt my views of religion have been severely tainted by my school & my childhood. i've tried to learn about buddahism but its hard for me to even approach religion even though i've always found it completely fascinating, just the entire idea of religion, and everything that comes along with it. i feel like i'm ready to at least try to understand non western religions. plus if i want to do international relations, i think a vital part of the values of every culture (including ours) is based on religion. and it would be benefical for me to have at least some knowledge of things outside of the western relam.
i've been looking at grad schools and i don't know. the whole idea of applying & getting recommendations almost makes me not want to go right away. i hate getting recommendations. i hated it in high school & its going to be harder now. i don't have the same relationships with my teachers as i did in high school. but i feel like i should go now & get it over with because i finally know what i want to go for. (international relations) i am still considering the volunteering in south africa thing for six months as well.
friday night was fun. naked party part two, not as drunk as the first one. if i was i may have been more...well i'll leave that for another entry that i may or may not write. saturday night was less eventful but still enjoyable. and sunday night a great dinner was made. if only i could only have class three days a week like england. life would so perfect.
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[22 Aug 2005|03:09am] |
I have come to the realization that I actually think it is very probable I might end up alone. There is not one person in the entire world that I’ve met that I’ve considered marrying. I CANT EVEN DATE. Or find a fucken boyfriend. I think I make up too many ideas of people. Of who I want them to be. Of how great I will be to them. But they are ideas. And no one is ever going to fit my idea of what I want in my life. Of what I can see myself with.
I often develop ideas of who people are before I even really know them. And when they get shattered… it hurts just a little bit because I liked the idea of them better. I still want the idea and now I cant have it. I liked hoping for the idea. I get discouraged when when one idea dies and I’m left feeling empty.
I feel like I’ve only felt physical connections and I have yet to have a great mental connection with anyone, besides my friends, and im not really talk about my friends right now. I always feel like there are people I would have so much to say to but I don’t know where or how to begin, which is why its so hard for me to make mental connections. I cant “just be myself” because that’s part of myself. That’s who I am. That’s how I am. Its so hard for me to let people know me.
I guess I’m ok with being alone. I’d rather be alone then deal with someone I didn’t really like. Or so I tell myself. But it would be nice. It would be a change. I know I can be alone. But I really don’t know if I can be with someone else.
I want to go back to london. not right now. i am happy here right now. but two years from now. thats where i want tobe
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[23 Jul 2005|02:46am] |
i miss plane rides.
i miss spending hours on easyjet & ryanair to find the cheapest flight somewhere.
i miss topshop & oxford street & shopping.
i miss portobello road & camden market.
i miss the tube [even when there were serve delays & i was late places.]
i miss reading tons of books on the tube.
i miss sainsburys & british grocery stores.
i miss time out london.
i miss strongbow hard cider.
i miss waxy oconners.
i miss good fish & chips.
i miss being able to get a side salad instead of fries @ mcdonalds.
i miss selfridges.
i miss european fanta.
i miss the music played @ clubs&bars in london.
i miss boots!!!
i miss notting hill.
i miss grande coconut lattes from coffee republic.
i miss leicester square.
i miss all the cute roads near covent garden.
i miss being able to wake up everyday & pick a random tube stop to get off & then wonder around.
i miss all the walking.
i miss queues [seriously no one knows who to queue like the british].
i miss calling it the toliet.
i miss miso & the indian food on brick lane.
i miss all my thrift stores.
i miss converstations with random british people.
i miss prepackaged sandwiches & pret.
i DON'T miss prawn flavoured potato chips.
i DON'T miss the exhange rate.
i miss NOT tipping.
i miss the accents.
i miss the diversity.
i miss feeling like i had the world at my fingertips.
i miss feeling like i had endless oppurtunies
i miss feeling like i could do anything or talk to anyone.
i miss feeling like i belonged somewhere.
i miss so many other things but mostly ...
i miss england.
but i'll be back.
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i randomly decided to put on the get up kids "something to write home about" in my car today. i hadn't listened to the cd for at least a year, most likely longer. and i've kind of forgotten how much i've changed since senior year of high school & freshman year of college. i've forgotten who i was then. and listening to this cd, listening to the lyrics, and remembering how i used to connect with them and relate them to my life, it brought back feelings i had completely forgot i had experienced.
i would never buy "something to write home about" now. i wouldnt even listen to it if it did not have senimental meaning to me. i mean, the get up kids are alright. but it's too .... dare i say emo for me at this point in my existence. i don't relate to the lyrics anymore, i could only relate to them 2 or 3 years ago.
i feel like most of the lyrics are about desperatly needing someone. which is how i felt at the time. but the thing is, i can't ever imagine LETTING myself feel or act like that for ANYONE ever again because it TORE me apart and made me depressed.
this obiviously can be attributed to growing up. but when i was 18 i didn't think i would have to grow up anymore. i thought i was grown up. i'm still not "grown up" i guess i dont even know what "grown up" means. i just know now that i know nothing and i don't need someone else to make me content with my own life otherwise i will be completely miserable.
i also find it amazing that music is one of the few things that can bring you [or maybe its just me.] back to a completely different time in your life. if i reread my favorite book from when i was 16, it wouldn't make me feel 16 again because i wasn't so emotionally involved with the book, and i would be reliving the story again, but as who i am today, and i would be forming my opinions of the characters in the book with my current state of mind. the same with movies.
with that all said "my apology" is the only get up kids song from "something to write home about" that is worth listening without senimental value attached. [for me anyway.]
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after spending five months in london, i can tell you that the all the people i talked to, in pubs, in class, they didn't agree with the war, even if they voted for labour. and they loved to talk about politics and quiz me to see if i agreed with the absurd policy of the most powerful leaders in the world.
so little has been accomplished in iraq against "terrorism", a nation that, at the time of war, had little intent to take terrorist actions against another country.
yet london, a city like no other, where people are so accepting of differences, in a nation so open to immigration and to giving non-brits a home, has to suffer on the account of their decisions made by their leaders and perhaps by some of them as well, but tony blair won the election by only %33. i've never seen diversity like i did in london. i've never seen such a large amount of people work together, and enjoy each others company, i've never experienced true diversity until i went to london.
i love london. it is an amazing city. i rode on the bombed tube lines everyday. the circle, hammersmith & city, metropoltian line, and piccadilly line were some of my most frequently used lines, it could have been me. instead it was other people, people who also had families and friend.
and i somehow wish i were there, to help the city i learned so much from.
i may love london. but why are the people of london seen as what seems "more valuable" than the people of iraq?
" you've got people killing innocent people. And the contrast couldn't be clearer between the intentions and the hearts of those of us who care deeply about human rights and human liberty, and those who kill, those who've got such evil in their heart that they will take the lives of innocent folks." - george w. bush.
Its all so hypocritical. president bush & prime minister tony blair, did your army not bomb civilian areas in iraq? where those civilians less innocent than those of london? did they not have family and friends they cared about? i am sure the number of innocent people killed during your war is higher than that of those in london. No that does not make either situation right or better, but it makes you think. Can we really make a difference? The people of london spoke out against the war, I saw it. And yet they are left feeling powerless.
according to bbc, anywhere between 10,000 and 100,000 civilians have died during the war. thats a whole lot more than 22. but covered a whole lot less my the media.
all this has lead to me to my orginal position: i really don't think anyone can be jusified in killing. killing and war, it can't be the solution. i don't know what is the solution. i dont know what will work. but i am so distrubed. and i feel like "terrorism" has become such a "catch-all" phrase since 2001.
these are only my intial thoughs, i still am sorting it out in my head. i'm going to go watch the news.
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[31 Dec 2004|06:55am] |
im driving to montreal for new years in an hr and 6 minutes and i didnt sleep at all last night because i am anixous freak who was preoccupied with thinking about how every will be ok in montreal. i love laying in my bed for 7 hours. boo. ahsjfksdhjfk
good thing coffee is amazing. LOTS of coffee.
happy 2005 kids
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so i am an idiot.
#1 i returned a dvd box to hollywood video, without the dvd.
#2 i just went and brought the dvd and the guy is like "is hanson live at boston yours?" hahaha i bet the people at hollywood video made fun of it when they saw it
#3 why the fuck would i put hanson in a dvd case.
#4 good thing he wasnt hot.
#5 OH WELL I DONT CARE.
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if you are sick of election posts. don't read this. but this is a huge deal to me, it is one of the only things i have ever felt passionate about, so please dont criticize me for posting this either. i dont care if you criticize what i say, because everyone has the right to do that
i don't actually know if i am disappointed or if this is what i was expecting. i got so hopefully towards the end. and now, i'm just scared. i waited four years for a change. and now i have to wait four more. all the time so many people spent, all the money, and for what?
i'm scared for the direction america is going in. i wonder if americans have even read the constution. there is a seperation between church and state. this country was build on the idea that americans have the right to chose! yet, womens rights have been threatened, and if abortion is made illegal, the power of women in general will be severly damaged. womem will be helpless. women will be raped and will have no other choice but to have a baby that reminds them of horrilbe things. i would never get an abortion. but, i have no right to force this view on anyone else. i personally do not think an aborted baby is a life. BUT even if i did, i would have no right to force this view on anyone else. i liked john kerry because he was catholic, yet he KNEW that this could not be included in his politics because church and state should be seperate. not everyone is catholic, not everyone is christian, therefore christain morals should not be involved in politics. its ABSURD.
i know marriage is a religious term. i know marriage began with religion. and prehaps we picked the wrong term to define the union between 2 people. but marriage has changed and people need to accept it. the fact that 2 men can marry will not change the word marriage. no one asks to be gay, people don't choose to be gay. yet, why are we punishing them?
i'm scared for all the people who think president bush's war on iraq is jusified because saddam is no longer in power. saddam had nothing to do with 9/11, it is proven and rumsfeld has said it. saddam did not have weapons of mass destruction. the united nations was having inspections before the war, and saddam was cooporating, saddam even offered to have FAIR elections, to let the united states (NOT THE UN) inspect whatever they want, and to hand over a key terrorist from the 1993 wtc bombing. YET THE US DID NOT NEGOITATE. i cannot comprehend why so many people think war is ok, why this war is ok, when we had other options, and negoations. there are so many people who died, and for what? so our international image could be completely ruined? And the Iraqi freedom act is the stupidest thing i have ever heard, at the time the war was declared there were far worse volilations of human righs in Burma, North Korea, and Turkmenistan. At the time the war was declared in Iraq, saddam had not had a genoice since the mid 90s. people were beginning to recover from mid 90s in iraq. THIS IS A WAR ON TERRORISM!!!!! it is not a war on capturing dictators who violate human rights within their own country. there have been human rights violations far worse then saddam throughout history...and NO ONE DID ANYTHING ABOUT IT. terrorists are more pissed off at us because we went into a middle eastern country that was not a threat.
furthermore, everyone who calls john kerry a flip flopper because he voted for the war on iraq. YES HE DID, but have any of you read the resolution for the war on iraq. because if the resolution was properaly followed the war many have been legit. but bush did not follow the resolution:
SEC. 3. AUTHORIZATION FOR USE OF UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES.
(a) AUTHORIZATION- The President is authorized to use the Armed Forces of the United States as he determines to be necessary and appropriate in order to
(1) defend the national security of the United States against the continuing threat posed by Iraq; and
(2) enforce all relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions regarding Iraq.
the un resolutions were NOT enforced. and iraq was not posing a threat.
(b) PRESIDENTIAL DETERMINATION- In connection with the exercise of the authority granted in subsection (a) to use force the President shall, prior to such exercise or as soon thereafter as may be feasible, but no later than 48 hours after exercising such authority, make available to the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President pro tempore of the Senate his determination that
(1) reliance by the United States on further diplomatic or other peaceful means alone either (A) will not adequately protect the national security of the United States against the continuing threat posed by Iraq or (B) is not likely to lead to enforcement of all relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions regarding Iraq; and
dipolmatic and peacefulmeans would have adequately protected the united states. bush did not even try to be dipolomatic.
(2) acting pursuant to this resolution is consistent with the United States and other countries continuing to take the necessary actions against international terrorists and terrorist organizations, including those nations, organizations or persons who planned, authorized, committed or aided the terrorists attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001.
TERRORiSTS. saddam had nothing to do with 9/11!! AND PS THERE IS NOTHING ABOUT IRAQI FREEDOM IN THAT.
if that war resolution was correctly followed there wouldnt be a war! and i agree with all the terms in the resolution, but they were not met. you cant call john kerry a flip flopper when the resolution he voted for wasnt justly followed. im also scared because people like president bush because he is very personalible, well people change their minds. john kerry can change his mind.
i'm scared for the supreme court. repbulicans will take control of that too. i hope everyone enjoys their guns and illegal aboritions in the future.
im scared for a draft. because president bush has talked about the draft.
im scared for the economy and all of my friends who will need to get jobs. yet, the economy sucks, and its going to get worse. rich people can pay more taxes! im saying this and i come from a family in the group that has benefitted the most from the tax cut. yet there are little oppurtunties for poor people.
i could go on forever, i could make better arguments. but this is lengthy enough. we have lost all respect in the international world. america has failed to live up to the constitution, to the ideas it was build on.
war is peace
freedom is slavery
ignorance is strength
... 1984 is almost here.
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