*applauds*

*Starts a wrestling-like Rimpala chant.*

I'm reminded of the woodcuts of Vlad Tepes...

I'm beginning to wonder who was the worser tyrrant...

Hmmm...well Vlad did make his kingdom safe for his people (in general), even if he was a bit...hmmm...wicked.

However, Dubya has an entire continent...oh, and not a whole lot of real power. Just enough to make him scary...

Another notable difference: Vlad also made sure he wasn't pushed around by special interests...

They called them "Boyars" in those days. :P

*ROTFL* I love the comparason!

Kudos, man.

Bravo. Bravo and encore.

And by way... should anyone consider this picture in "bad taste", I would urge them to consider the facts behind this recent article:

http://www.commondreams.org/views06/1025-21.htm

> Just know this, the longer nothing
> is done about it, the longer they
> are going to die

Amen.


Mark

The only ones who would considder this in bad taste are the ones who are either in denial or the ones who are for the republican party no matter what, ya know the ones who no matter what you tell them they have some sort of counter and and are close-minded. I mean seriously, It's painfully obvious. There's a magazine I saw the other day (I think it was Rolling Stone) that's telling how the current congress is the worst ever. The words "corrupt" and "greedy" are especially used. All I could say was "It's about damn time."

Politicians from every country in the world feed on the deaths of every soldier in history... and on their own electors, of course.

I didn't like Bush as far back as 2000 for policy reasons, but when I figured out I was gay around the time he was basically calling me and many of my friends "a threat to faith and family," it got personal.
Ironically, up until 1999 I was a foaming-at-the mouth, homophobic fundamentalist wingnut. Time does some interesting things, doesn't it?

moving, very.