Friday, June 09, 2006
Return!
Well, Blogger seems to be back... I'm really not very much longer for Blogger, and the recent technical problems are only part of it. Anyway.
Don't have time right now to get back to the Topic of Art and Smut, but I will (I *did* have time yesterday, grrr).
For now, here is a wonderful example of military press conference-speak. Apparently, Zarqawi survived the air strike and in fact died in the custody of Iraqi police. Asked if there was evidence that Zarqawi had been shot, Maj. Gen. Caldwell
Well, Blogger seems to be back... I'm really not very much longer for Blogger, and the recent technical problems are only part of it. Anyway.
Don't have time right now to get back to the Topic of Art and Smut, but I will (I *did* have time yesterday, grrr).
For now, here is a wonderful example of military press conference-speak. Apparently, Zarqawi survived the air strike and in fact died in the custody of Iraqi police. Asked if there was evidence that Zarqawi had been shot, Maj. Gen. Caldwell
said he could not give a definitive answer based on what he had read in the latest official U.S. military report on the event. "I'll go back and specifically ask that," he said. "But no, there was nothing in the report that said he had received any wounds from some kind of weapons system like that.""Receiving a wound from a weapons system" is a pretty great euphemism for "shot."
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"We're filling out the papers now. We haven't decided whether he committed suicide or died trying to escape."
Cap. Louis Renault.
Cap. Louis Renault.
Oy, don't get excited enough to start on weird surmises re Zarq's demise. It's perfectly possible that he might have initially survived (if that's the word) the air-strike that did for him - history abounds w/ unlikely survival stories, as well as conspiracy theories!
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