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Saturday, August 19, 2006  
Ceasefire - Restock - Start Again
I get the distinct feeling that the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is nothing more than a lull to re-stock. Certainly, both sides are crowing more about victory than about peace. Yep, nothing like a religious war to get the blood flowing, literally and figuratively. I think all sides should send their holiest warriors - their best of the best - to a neutral spot to fight it out and after the hidden nuke goes off any survivors will be declared the winner and Peace shall reign in their name. The ratings will be boffo.


For the U.S. I'd nominate and insist that George W. go as our valiant leader and Christian-Warrior supreme. Go Georgy! Lead your neo-cons down the path of righteousness to victory over the heathen scum. Kill! Maim! Slay!


(Push the button, Max!)


On a lighter, more cerebral note I recommend "Germinal" by Emile Zola. This books was written about 60 years before Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath" but the topics are similar, namely fairness for workers. It was a great book but apparently it's one in a series of twenty. I don't know if I can handle 6,000 more pages but it's sure tempting considering the quality of writing. But, first, I want to finish the collected stories of Kafka. All I can say about Kafka is that he's so Kafka.


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