I have a new blog, greg... Police Download Report, police brutality and shootings and all that kind of news. [link]

some internet geek has decided to document every bowel movement until fartjournal.com goes off the air next marc. wow! there's everything on the internet! [link]

GREGADAV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We all believe in freedom. But we want the government to rule this country with an iron hand. [link]

WTF? Also apparently shortjournal is really intermediately short journal, as each post must be at least 10 characters in length. Compensating for something, Greg? [link]

An Iranian newspaper has reported the controversial story of a woman who claims to have given birth to a frog. [link]

A petition has been filed by the Oklahoma Attorney General to remove an Oklahoma judge for "pleasuring himself" on the bench, through the use of a "male enhancement pump." [link]

"Get the fuck out." [link]

Affirmation of stereotypes is often amusing. [link]

Mr Powell has increased the pressure on Opposition leader Mark Latham to reverse Labor's Christmas troop withdrawal deadline, particularly after this week's United Nation's resolution to formally end the occupation of Iraq at the end of this month. Orwell off by 20 years.

Little deformed girl gets a knife pulled on her and her hair set on fire, and the Denver school she goes to expelled her and didn't punish the bully. Public school rules! [link]

There's something seriously wrong with the press in this country when a paper can write a story and headline it "U.S. Emphasizes Intent to Transfer Full Power to Iraqis -- With Limits".. and not even acknowledge the contradiction. Freedom is slavery, folks. [link]

"It's extremely difficult to govern when you control all three branches of government," says [House majority leader Dennis] Hastert spokesman John Feehery. [link]

Republicans outsource fundraising: According to reports, for 14 months between May 16, 2002, and July 22, 2003, HCL eServe had more than 100 agents working in seven teams soliciting financial contributions for the Republican Party. [link]

The US is quickly becoming one of the least free nations ever... [link]

Terrorist Abu Musab Zarqawi recently made headlines again by releasing of a video of an American being executed. Bush had an opportunity to strike his base in Iraq in 2002, but passed it up, because showing we had the ability to strike terrorists in Iraq would have weakened the case for the war. [link]

Presumptive Democratic nominee John F. Kerry on Friday collected the endorsement of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, a police union that backed President Bush in the 2000 election. [link]

Certain CF military intelligence officers told the ICRC that in their estimate between 70% and 90% of the persons deprived of their liberty in Iraq had been arrested by mistake. [link]

The caption above this photo on CNN said "Bush sees classified abuse photos". Remember their expressions, it's the same as the one they're going to make when we finally kick their failure asses out of the White House. [link]

I expect them to be treated, the POWs, I expect to be treated humanely, just like we're treating the prisoners that we have captured humanely. If not, the people who mistreat the prisoners will be treated as war criminals. -George W. Bush, 3/23/2003 [link]

The AP released a story which characterized a speech Donald Rumsfeld made as an 'apology' for the torture of Iraqi prisoners. The Defense Department quickly demanded a retraction: Rumsfeld had simply said the torture was unacceptable, and not apologized. [link]

Press passes will be available for bloggers at the 2004 Democratic national convention. [link]

Bill Ward waited an hour to see Bush speak. Ward said he was asked if he supported Bush in 2000. "I said I didn't vote for him then and I won't vote for him now," Ward said. "They asked some girl to escort me out and I told them I don't need to be escorted out. I'm a veteran of World War II." [link]

A federal drug agent shot himself in the leg during a gun safety presentation to children and his bosses are investigating..."Everyone was pretty shaken up," Farmer said. "But the point of gun safety hit home." [link]

I like this interview with Joseph Wilson, he seems like a decent guy. [link]

President Bush has taken to accusing critics of his Iraq policy of racism: "There's a lot of people in the world who don't believe that people whose skin color may not be the same as ours can be free and self-govern." Not the same as "ours," you say? [link]

Patriot Act Suppresses News Of Challenge to Patriot Act. nuff said. [link]

NPR's lawyers believe that the FCC's new "zero tolerance" rule prevents use of the word "suck." And the cable companies rub their hands together with glee. Great example of how Republicans can scratch the backs of the religious right -and- big business, while still letting decency standards slip. [link]

I won't hazard a guess about why we're spending twice as much on "nuclear activities" as we were ten years ago and are now talking about using them not to "deter" enemies but to "defeat" them. But it seems very odd. Scarier than Strangelove, really. [link]

Fox News banned in Canada. [link]

The US is spending more on nuclear weapons development, maintenance, and production (but not defense such as Star Wars) in inflation-adjusted dollars than at any previous point. What the fuck? [link]

Whether you call it "Gaddafi to West: Don't Force us Back to Bombing" (REUTERS) or "Libya pledges role in world peace," (EUpolitix) this guy has a message worth sharing. Give peace a chance. [link]

Is there any GOP issue that isn't related to terrorism? Looks like no: "President Bush has worked to say let's work to value life, let's reduce the number of abortions...and, really, the fundamental issue between us and the terror network we fight is that we value every life." - adviser Karen Hughes [link]

This is some good reporting by Human Rights Watch. [link]

when do we start labeling the information liberators cyberterrorists? [link]

This essay only reinforces my anti-Semitism. : | [link]

Military records. "Intelligent, mature and rich in educational background and experience, Ens Kerry is one of the finest young officers I have ever met and without question one of the most promising." vs "Lt. Bush has not been observed at this unit during the period of report." [link]

A leading anti-corruption group claims as much as 90 percent of U.S. money spent in Iraq is being lost to corruption. [link]

Hoosier congressman with gun in briefcase tries to board plane. "Forgot" it was there. Probably wanted to fly the jet into the Eiffel Tower or someshit. [link]

Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop opening up right down the street on May 7th!!!!!!! This is so sweet.

Down to two hots a day. [link]

A man broke out a window on the 7th floor of Ballantine Hall shortly before noon today, and jumped. [link]

The U.S. service person death toll in the latest Iraq war has totalled 700. Though previously blamed on Saddam loyalists and al-Qaeda, the renewed resistance to U.S. occupation would seem to be the start of a general uprising. Perhaps the Iraqi lung just can't handle breathing our brand of free air. [link]

Wow, UN peacekeeping forces having gun battles between themselves over a silly argument. Fuckin nuts. [link]