] The North has continually tried to drive a wedge between
] the South and the United States, its key ally, and on
] Wednesday called for a joint Korean struggle against
] "U.S. imperialists."
] If the North and South join forces and take
] a joint stand, we can protect the nation%u2019s dignity
] and safety against U.S. arrogance, said Pyongyang
] Radio, monitored by South

Whats wrong with being arrogant about being US imperialists? :)
Hey Bush, does this country need a regime change too?

N. Korea rejects U.S. talks offer

] "So far I haven't seen any evidence that he has disarmed.
] Time is running out on Saddam Hussein. He must disarm.
] I'm sick and tired of games and deception," Bush told
] reporters before a meeting with Polish President
] Aleksander Kwasniewski.

Bush is 'sick and tired of being sick and tired'. :D

Bush: 'Sick and tired' of Iraqi deception

awesome looking mustang...

Mustang GT

Bling Bling

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] "NBC News has learned from senior U.S. officials that the
] Iraqi government is believed to have bought a large
] number %u2014 perhaps 200 %u2014 of Russian-made global
] positioning system jammers, which can disrupt GPS
] signals. The devices, each about the size of a cigar box,
] may be able to fool the precision-guided bombs and
] missiles that would form the backbone of the U.S.
] military arsenal in a war with Iraq."

Iraqis may have GPS jammers

] "Gates also offered his typical bits of self-deprecating
] humor, starting with a handful of New Year's resolutions
] he considered, beginning with finally getting a college
] degree. "And I think it's time to pitch USA on doing a
] sequel to that great special, 'Pirates of Silicon
] Valley.'"
] The billionaire also highlighted new anti-spam technology
] in MSN, Microsoft's Internet service, by noting the types
] of e-mail messages he was no longer receiving. He said he
] had second thoughts about missing out on all those offers
] for prepaid legal services. "You get the top law firms
] for pennies a day," he said while reading from a typical
] solicitation. "That would be a significant savings in my
] case." "

Bill Gates to finally get his college degree

] My goal was simple: I wanted to take Lamborghini's new
] Murciélago to its top speed of more than 200 mph. When I
] approached the company staff about it, they surprisingly
] agreed to let me try.

This article makes your heart pound reading it.

One Lucky SOB

] ""The Defense Department claims 12 nations with nuclear
] weapons programs, 13 with biological weapons, 16 with
] chemical weapons, and 28 with ballistic missiles as
] existing and emerging threats to the United States. But
] only one of those countries sits atop the second largest
] oil reserves in the world."
]
] # Charles Peña, Senior Defense Policy Fellow of the Cato
] Institute, for The Chicago Tribune
]
] NEW YORK--The American invasion of Iraq promises to be a
] blockbuster. They've designed the logos, focus-grouped
] the test audiences, and run the trailers. At this late
] date Bush wouldn't dare disappoint us with a boring old
] peace agreement. There's just one thing still missing
] from the script: the happy ending."
]
] "What about oil?"

IRAQ: ANOTHER FAKE LIBERATION

] "The Bush administration has reduced by nearly half its
] initiatives to tighten security for vital computer
] networks, giving more responsibility to the new
] Department of Homeland Security and eliminating an
] earlier proposal to consult regularly with privacy
] experts.
]
] An internal draft of the administration's upcoming plan
] to improve cybersecurity also no longer includes a number
] of voluntary proposals for America's corporations to
] improve security, focusing instead on suggestions for
] U.S. government agencies, such as a broad new study
] assessing risks.
]
] "Governments can lead by example in cyberspace security,"
] the draft said."

Would love to hear what you have to say about that last quote. :)

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