Nature sends violent warning
Posted: Sunday, January 2, 2005

...Hey we can only cover 1 story at a time!!!
The Tsunami is a blessing in disguise for the Bush Administration - sad as it may be. Take the heat off the mess in Iraq - once again, out of sight, out of mind. The country saw a surge of massively important political developments and deadly attacks that could cripple elections set for the 30th, and none of them saw fit to cover nearly any of it. For instance, on Monday, insurgents tried to assassinate Abdul Aziz alHakim, a Shi'ite leader who is among the candidates for the election.

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As the Bush administration stumbles towards its response to the South Asian Disaster, tacking on pieces of response as the days move forward, I want to suggest to responsible news agencies that they urge the administration to cancel the proposed trip to South Asia.

Nature sends violent warning

Washington was aware
that a deadly Tidal Wave was building up
The US Military and the State Department were given advanced warning. America's Navy base on the island of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean was notified.

Not a good way to start a democracy
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