American Task Force on Palestine,
Americans for Peace Now  &
Foundation for Middle East Peace   

   Invite you to a luncheon & panel discussion

AFTER THE IRAQ STUDY GROUP REPORT: POSSIBILITIES FOR A COMPREHENSIVE ARAB-ISRAELI PEACE ON ALL FRONTS

 With 

Ziad Asali, American Task Force on Palestine
Ori Nir, Americans for Peace Now
Robert Malley, International Crisis Group
Geoffrey Aronson, Foundation for Middle East Peace

Call it a barrier, call it apartheid, call it what you will, but these are some amazing drawings by art anarchist Banksy on the Israeli separation/segregation wall in Palestine (click on the thumbnails for bigger pictures):

Listen, I may not be the brightest tool in the shed, but I know a potential gold mine when I see it: THE MOON INVASION. As reported by the BBC and the rest of this hostile GREEN planet, the US plans permanent base on the Moon. And if there’s one thing that America needs, it’s expensive plans to occupy an area we know little about. If experience tells us anything, it’s that there are sexy profits to be had, and I plan to cash in with my rash, undeveloped plans.

Ok folks, I have a local mailing address!

Lucian Reynolds

Cuerpo de Paz

Las Pavanas, Somotillo

Chinandega, Nicaragua

Central America

 Also, I have new pics up.  Check ‘em out.

www.flickr.com/photos/lucianreynolds/

Redditism: I posted this Washington Post article three hours ago along the same lines of the actual story title, and entitled it “Washington Post: Now Congressmen Have To Work More Than 2 Days a Week… and they don’t like it.”

Someone else posts it two hours later, and titles it “Republican congressmen complain about having to work five days a week“.

Guess who’s doing better? The one that mentions the Republicans in a negative light.

Today, Georgey H. broke down in front of the Florida state house as he talked about Jeb. Of course, this leads people to think that he was crying about Jeb. But they’re wrong.

Using my powers of reason and ESP, I translated for all of you what George was ACTUALLY thinking:

But make sure they know who has the money:

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Two percent of adults have more than half of the world’s wealth, including property and financial assets, according to a study by the U.N. development research institute published on Tuesday.

While global income is distributed unequally, the spread of wealth is even more skewed, the study by the World Institute for Development Economics Research of the U.N. University said.

“Wealth is heavily concentrated in North America, Europe and high income Asia-Pacific countries. People in these countries collectively hold almost 90 percent of total world wealth,” the survey showed.

New conversation started at 12/3/06 8:42:35 PM.
gs_drone (8:42:34 PM): god this weekend i basically just took two hundred dollars
gs_drone (8:42:43 PM): put it into a blender
gs_drone (8:42:46 PM): then pulverized it
anonymous_banker (8:42:48 PM): LOL
anonymous_banker (8:42:50 PM): what happened/!
gs_drone (8:42:50 PM): and put it up my nose
gs_drone (8:42:51 PM): lol
gs_drone (8:42:52 PM): sweet
anonymous_banker (8:42:54 PM): hahaha
anonymous_banker (8:43:00 PM): how are you feeling?
gs_drone (8:43:00 PM): you know me
gs_drone (8:43:05 PM): got a bunch of yay, and gave it all away
anonymous_banker (8:43:09 PM): ohh man!
gs_drone (8:43:14 PM): i am way too generous when I am messed up
gs_drone (8:43:17 PM): my biggest problem
anonymous_banker (8:43:21 PM):
gs_drone (8:43:28 PM): i guess the jews have not rubbed off on me enough yet
gs_drone (8:43:34 PM): so anyway, I got schnidler’s list the book today
anonymous_banker (8:43:35 PM): well stop that, but continue to be generous with me
anonymous_banker (8:43:37 PM): hahaha
anonymous_banker (8:43:42 PM): sick man
gs_drone (8:43:43 PM): figured whenever I got pissed off about the jews at work
gs_drone (8:43:45 PM): I could come home
gs_drone (8:43:47 PM): read that an
anonymous_banker (8:43:48 PM): HAHAHAHA
gs_drone (8:43:49 PM): lol
gs_drone (8:43:50 PM): no jk
gs_drone (8:43:53 PM): god I am such an asshole
anonymous_banker (8:43:55 PM): youre awesome
anonymous_banker (8:43:56 PM): no way
anonymous_banker (8:43:59 PM): we’re assholes
gs_drone (8:44:07 PM): I actually did get the book..its supposed to be good
gs_drone (8:44:13 PM): but as I Was buying
gs_drone (8:44:16 PM): I was thinking to myself
gs_drone (8:44:22 PM): I’d better not bring this to work
gs_drone (8:44:29 PM): I suppose there could be worse books
anonymous_banker (8:44:29 PM): yah haha probably leave that home
gs_drone (8:44:33 PM): what do you think peope would do
gs_drone (8:44:36 PM): if I left a copy of mein kampf
gs_drone (8:44:38 PM): on my desk
gs_drone (8:44:38 PM): lol

From Washington Week chat at WashingtonPost:

Philadelphia, Pa.: Will the legacy of the Bush Presidency be Iraq? Do you think there is anything the President can do to change that or is he as lame as a duck can be?

Gwen Ifill: Since I am not a historian, I try to avoid predicting legacies. Who knew so many people would be sobbing at Richard Nixon’s funeral?