(no subject)
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/meast/01/22/zawahiri.video/index.html
check the link, i'm too lazy to do any hotlinking.
Didn't we kill this guy though? I mean, didn't they (being "us" the US) kill this guy? I thought we had a parade about it a few months (years?) ago. We bombed his secret palace and won certain victory over the war on terror.
This is so confusing. The longer this war goes on, the more it seems like a Philip K. Dick novel...and not the part of the Philip K. Dick novel where the main character realizes he is prevy to a global conspiracy to manipulate the masses--this is the part of the Philip K. Dick novel where the guy realizes that he has lived this existence over and over again, infinitely and eventually meets the antagonist in a white room or something.
That reminds me of one of the last scenes in Brewster's Millions where Richard Pryor realizes he's about to lose the contest but then he wins it.
check the link, i'm too lazy to do any hotlinking.
Didn't we kill this guy though? I mean, didn't they (being "us" the US) kill this guy? I thought we had a parade about it a few months (years?) ago. We bombed his secret palace and won certain victory over the war on terror.
This is so confusing. The longer this war goes on, the more it seems like a Philip K. Dick novel...and not the part of the Philip K. Dick novel where the main character realizes he is prevy to a global conspiracy to manipulate the masses--this is the part of the Philip K. Dick novel where the guy realizes that he has lived this existence over and over again, infinitely and eventually meets the antagonist in a white room or something.
That reminds me of one of the last scenes in Brewster's Millions where Richard Pryor realizes he's about to lose the contest but then he wins it.