Living in a selfish world

7 billion people in the world where differences in wealth can be huge in one city and even on one street. Where one person could be complain as they didn't get there bonus this year and another could be complaining that they haven't got a job or haven't got enough money to live.

The rich deny people life.

Why do British mps resort to calling a loosing election down to a protest vote?

It seems that in England it becoming more and more often that mp's call a loss or a under performance down to the public using there votes as a protest for change? How undemocratic is that how dare they even suggest that! That is by far a big example of how little the politicians in the united kingdom think of the "general" public.

Also it seems very much as though the politicians believe that people cannot vote for who they want anymore.

Idiots! who are we meant to vote for then? if all three of the major parts in England are practically the same?

Politicians wear shoe lifts,

Believe it or not but politicians are now wearing shoe lifts to appear taller.. a good and clever way to increase your height that was only thought to be used by the stars and celebs but now however shoe lifts are proving to be a hit with the politicians to make themselves look more dominant and have more authority..
Ordinary people can also wear them to increase their height... much preferred over elevator shoes as with elevator shoes you can see that the heel is much bigger than normal but with height increasing insoles you cant tell.

What you guys think?

Here a link to info on shoe lifts you dont know what i mean.. there like height increasing insoles.

D-Day?

Agonist reports we've dropped paratroopers in Iraq.

5:32 EST US troops parachute into Northern Iraq. Breaking news on Fox. 1,000 troops flew in from Italy, securing an airbase. 173rd Brigade Airborne. Rangers.

Let's hope they will be effective, since this "undefended supply line" shit is second-rate military commandeering. Rumsfeld is horrible at conducting a war. And Americans are paying for his mistakes.

Nasiriya may soon be in Coalition hands

According to CNN, U.S. Marines may soon have control of the town of Nasiriya, which is up the river from Basra. If taken, this town will probably serve as the first truly major break in the war the coalition forces have made.

However, for all of the success the Marines may be having in Nasiriya, the Iraqis are still fighting back hard, as a missile has been reported to have struck a shopping mall in Kuwait City.

Instead of fighting head-on, are the Iraqis going to try missiles and artillery fire to keep the coalition ata distance? Makes one wonder.

Oy vey!

Testing a new program I've heard about called w.bloggar. Here's hoping it works. 

Movie premier in Tallahassee?

Yep. There's a new movie called Manfast that was filmed in and around (and unlike Something Wild, actually takes place in) Tallahassee. It's official premier is this Wednesday at a local theatre and I'm planning to attend.

If it hits your area, maybe you'll see it.

I'll probably just be looking at the scenery, though. "Hey, there's that and that!"

Hell, the poster features the Capitol! And Jan Brady and Wilma Dearing are in it!

PS: Identity sucked chunks (B until the ending, which gave it a C- overall), while Phone Booth was pretty nifty (an easy B+ to A-).