Anger
MPs overturn terror laws defeat
Terror threat: The great deception
New Abu Ghraib abuse photos anger Arabs
More snaps from Abu Ghraib
New Abu Ghraib Photos Released
Abu Ghraib: More Pictures
Baghdad violence leaves 10 dead
Israeli troops kill Palestinian boy
Words cannot begin to describe how disgusted I am today.
With Blair wanting to curb our rights (check out my brother's post on why it is a bad idea and why the West gets the Islamic world wrong), new photos from Abu Gharib, ongoing deaths in Iraq and Israeli soldiers shooting a Palestinian teenager with learning diffuculties.
How did we reach such a revolting ammoral state?
Sometimes I feel like ancient writers such as Sallust who bemoned the decline of the Roman Republic, they saw the decline began with the defeat of both Carthage and Corinth, without an external enemy to fight they believed the Romans grew complacent and were 'corrupted' by the luxuries of the Greek east.
Moving on a bit one could argue watching America at the moment is like seeing the Roman Empire decline all over again.
MPs overturn terror laws defeat
Terror threat: The great deception
New Abu Ghraib abuse photos anger Arabs
More snaps from Abu Ghraib
New Abu Ghraib Photos Released
Abu Ghraib: More Pictures
Baghdad violence leaves 10 dead
Israeli troops kill Palestinian boy
A Palestinian teenager with learning difficulties has been shot dead by Israeli troops during clashes near the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
Palestinian security forces said Israeli soldiers shot and killed Mujahid Samadi, a retarded 15-year-old Palestinian boy who was carrying a toy gun, on Wednesday.
Words cannot begin to describe how disgusted I am today.
With Blair wanting to curb our rights (check out my brother's post on why it is a bad idea and why the West gets the Islamic world wrong), new photos from Abu Gharib, ongoing deaths in Iraq and Israeli soldiers shooting a Palestinian teenager with learning diffuculties.
How did we reach such a revolting ammoral state?
Sometimes I feel like ancient writers such as Sallust who bemoned the decline of the Roman Republic, they saw the decline began with the defeat of both Carthage and Corinth, without an external enemy to fight they believed the Romans grew complacent and were 'corrupted' by the luxuries of the Greek east.
Moving on a bit one could argue watching America at the moment is like seeing the Roman Empire decline all over again.
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