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Whacking Permalink Archive 9-3-03 I've been doing other
activities this weekend, hence the non-existent bloggage. Now I'm back,
and slowly answering my e-mails. Check out Patrick
Hawke's new-ish essay-Ozblog Oberservation
Deck.
Indigenous leader Terry O'Shane offers his deep insights into the Iraq war debate in the latest Green Left Weekly;
Choke. Splutter. Nah, no aboriginal inter-tribal violence or environmental impacts at all until naughty whitey showed up. Ever heard of Disneyfication Terry?
Someone hasn't been watching/listening to the ABC or reading The SMH or The Age have they?
How silly of us to overlook this: Saddam is part of the brotherhood of humanity maaaan, we should all welcome the diversity his enlightened tyranny brings the world. Read the rest, he's
got all sorts of moss-brained wisdoms to offer.
The Green Left is predictably outraged at East Timorese freedom-fighter Jose Ramos-Horta's support for war in Iraq. It then argues (get this) that it was mass protest and not Australian military intervention that stopped the slaughter by pro-Jakarta militias! This bloke needs to
see a doctor. Heavy music fans should check out Ministry's animositisomina, their best effort by far since 1992's Psalm 69. Welcome back boys. I also checked out the DVD of Road to Perdition. Darn fine movie, with Hanks a delightful surprise as the morally confused hitman and Paul Newman ripping into his best role in years. That old dude sure hasn't lost his acting chops. And to top it off,
I just this evening caught up with the DVD of John Carpenter's gloriously
trashy schlockfest The Fog. It aint The Thing, but it was
still a hoot.
Jamie Glazov has some harsh words for his countrymen. It includes this classic quote; In Canada, of course,
it has always been legitimate to be a bigot, as long as it involves hating
Americans.
David Carr has
some ominous warnings about the coming EU constitution - a truly hellish
big-state Brusselcrat blueprint for a united and creepily non-democratic
European union. If I were an englander, I'd be looking at moving to Australia
or the USA pronto. The Melbourne Formula One Grand Prix today was apparently exciting. I thought it was a yawn. Motorsports victories should be determined by people - you know - racing. This race was (as always with four-wheeled racing) determined by pit stop strategies and who didn't crash. The whole concept of drivers dicing for the lead and overtaking each other is as distant to this sport as ever. Even last weekend's
World Superbike race wasn't as dull as F1. |
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