Friday, March 12, 2004
God Keep the Spaniards
I didn't say anything about the mass murder that took place in Madrid. It's still not fully settled which band of gutless, poorly endowed bastards actually pulled this off.
Still, this is the blogosphere. We start discussing stuff as soon as it happens. Karol's post was the first I'd read discussing the matter. Other blogs don't advocate for any course of action, but simply take the opportunity to express condolences for those who died, and the loved ones left behind.
Despite the fact that Basque separatists are usually the GPEB's (gutless, poorly endowed bastards) behind terror in Spain,One doesn't have to be a conspiracy theorist to see the work of Al-Qaeda in this. To consider the fact that Al-Qaeda is retaliating against an ally for the crime of daring to help us, we have to consider calling Bush's actions in Iraq and Afghanistan "unilateral trivializes the very real risks and sacrifices made by those who stood with us.
At the moment, I think the only thing we can do is lend our condolences and aid to the victims. But we should also (and by "we", I mean not only Dubya, but Kerry as well) let Spain know that when they're ready to handle this, we got their back.
I didn't say anything about the mass murder that took place in Madrid. It's still not fully settled which band of gutless, poorly endowed bastards actually pulled this off.
Still, this is the blogosphere. We start discussing stuff as soon as it happens. Karol's post was the first I'd read discussing the matter. Other blogs don't advocate for any course of action, but simply take the opportunity to express condolences for those who died, and the loved ones left behind.
Despite the fact that Basque separatists are usually the GPEB's (gutless, poorly endowed bastards) behind terror in Spain,One doesn't have to be a conspiracy theorist to see the work of Al-Qaeda in this. To consider the fact that Al-Qaeda is retaliating against an ally for the crime of daring to help us, we have to consider calling Bush's actions in Iraq and Afghanistan "unilateral trivializes the very real risks and sacrifices made by those who stood with us.
At the moment, I think the only thing we can do is lend our condolences and aid to the victims. But we should also (and by "we", I mean not only Dubya, but Kerry as well) let Spain know that when they're ready to handle this, we got their back.
