Maybe other nations DON'T like Bush...

[BrendoForHisOwnSake]

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/10/18/1066364531339.html

Hundreds of Thai farmers drown Bush's spirit in effigy.

Time to rethink foreign policy?

[BrendoForHisOwnSake]

What Jed, you mean not every impoverished farmer who hates Bush could afford to travel out of their townships to attend this demonstartion?

I gues the sentiment must be totally unique to those who were there huh?

I know that's unfair, I'm just saying that the political undercurrent of anti-Bush sentiment is, in fact a legitimate and relevent political discourse these days, even among those whom have never had anything to do with politics in their entire existences, such as these rural peoples.

Not that it's a majority, but a significant number anyway.

And I've had Contreras' spirit in a jar ever since our last round together at NPDA. I keep it on my display shelf next to my 3rd grade science project 2nd place ribbon and the picture of Mr. Jed Link that I kiss every night before I go to sleep.

You know, for sentimental reasons.