In other words, our military and diplomatic options are limited at best. And I don't think they would be any better if George W. Bush had not referred to North Korea as part of the "axis of evil." Even if he hadn't used that phrase, North Korea would still be in the same crisis, still ruled by a totalitarian, and still threatening to play its nuclear card, because it's the only card Pyongyang has.
The moral of the story: Don't get murdered in Rome if you want your killers brought to justice. Ever.
When the stunts are all faked, what's left except the popcorn?
From the 1960's - a United Nations-backed super team!
In their latest attempt to intimidate users of P2P services, the RIAA is sending threats to individual users.
The AudioGalaxy Christians civilized the Roman conquerors at Listen.com; will Real Networks now throw the latter to lions?
I find reactions to the Grokster ruling interesting, although perhaps predictable, in that creators seem to take a results-based analysis while the techs follow the step-by-step logic in the ruling.
The B-Bender is one of the great electric guitar hot-rods, brought to you by the Byrds.
"It is expected that despots can force the blind allegiance of their people to falsehoods. But it is frightening in the extreme when lying matters not at all to a free people."
BC Writer of the Day