licentious radio

Sunday, March 24, 2002
[1:50:07 PM]

Fear the librarian [librarianavengers.com].

[11:55:06 AM]

Enron in Connecticut [ctnow.com]. $200 million here, $200 million there. It's going to take a long time to clean up Enron's mess.

[11:43:58 AM]

"Some of America's top military brass privately called for commanders to be sacked" [spiked-online.com]. The article recites the conflicting information we've heard about the battle of Shah-i-Kot.

It certainly looks like the military people running the show are complete idiots, and all the talk of success (ha ha ha) is a futile attempt to cover their tracks.

My favorite is that all along we've heard body counts: 200, 700, 300, etc. When it was over, and it turned out there weren't any dead bodies, the U. S. military said "we don't do body counts". Your tax dollars at work.

[11:18:48 AM]
John Walker Lindh: "systematically brutalised and threatened with 'torture and death'" [observer.co.uk].

[11:13:50 AM]
Enron's ~~bribes~~ contributions bought $7 billion in corporate welfare [seen.org]. Of course it's much worse than that, and the details are in the report.