Of course, the Trib went with the headline: "
Top general calls homosexuality 'immoral.'" Wonder why they didn't say "Top General calls Adultery immoral?"
Nice to know that one of the architects of a campaign which has caused the needless deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and the decimation of a country finds sex between consenting adults or even - garsh! - LOVE 'immoral.' Maybe if they killed their partner after the act it would fit into the good General's morality guidelines?
...so, it's okay to kill babies with bombs, just not make them out of wedlock...
In a completely unrelated story about
Bush's rougher than expected reception in Guatemala, President Custer said the following as though he truly believed it and lacking the requisite irony drip that comes with such a statement:
"Just so you know, when we enforce the law we do so in a fair and rational way," he said. "People are welcome, but under the law." He tried to dispel suspicions, high here, that application of the law in the United States can be cruel and discriminatory.Wonder where they got that idea? Do ya think someone told them about President Custer's Guantanimo summer camp? Think maybe the name 'Padilla' (even though it's pa-DILL-ah, not pa-DEE-yah) gets much play in Latin American papers?
But Bush's day should be brightened by the spineless
Dems folding over their "He cannot attack Iran without permission" provision in their appropriations bill. Why? Because
"they feared tying the hands of the administration when dealing with an unpredictable and potentially hostile regime in Tehran"Underline 'potentially hostile' and then try to name all the countries Iran has invaded in the last 50 years. Look up the word 'unpredictable' and see if that matches what you already know about Iran.
Don't these morons in the Senate realize that Bush and Cheney will take that statement as authority to invade Iran?