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i was writing about stuff i was reading in the news today but i deleted it. instead il write about stuff i was reading in the news from the 60s. i dumpsterdove a bunch of old books and whatnot but i found 3 old magazines. two life and one with some other name. the 2 life ones were mainly about lbj and the kennedys and one of them was from the month we first landed on the moon. the magazine i cant remember the name of had a couple of pages that mlk wrote at the time it was published. it also had an interview with a viet cong rebel. dont know why a library would throw it all out. fucking craziness. i was reminded of that when reading about aceh rebels giving up their guns.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4247646.stm
thats the article i was reading at first that sparked this entry. fucking terrible. looks like we restored order. yep. i was just looking at a picture of a kid whos 23 year old brother died today. you should see the look on his fucking face. and the floor of a mosque covered in blood.
The BBC's Caroline Hawley in Baghdad says the militants are making good on their threats of more bloodshed following Wednesday's attacks, in which more than 182 people died, making it the deadliest day since the 2003 US-led invasion.
Our correspondent says the country's elite security forces were the primary target of Today's violence.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4247646.stm
thats the article i was reading at first that sparked this entry. fucking terrible. looks like we restored order. yep. i was just looking at a picture of a kid whos 23 year old brother died today. you should see the look on his fucking face. and the floor of a mosque covered in blood.
The BBC's Caroline Hawley in Baghdad says the militants are making good on their threats of more bloodshed following Wednesday's attacks, in which more than 182 people died, making it the deadliest day since the 2003 US-led invasion.
Our correspondent says the country's elite security forces were the primary target of Today's violence.