While I was busy, I heard Castro resigned, Musharaff’s party lost the elections, and Kosovo declared independence. Wake me up when something really important happens, e.g., Bush leaves the White House….
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Right now I’m waiting to South Ossetia to declare independence from Georgia. The inevitable contrast in U.S. and Russian reaction to the two movements will underscore the hypocrisy on both sides. What’s good for the pro-American goose is good for the pro-Russian gander, and all that.
Next North Ossetia declares independence from Russia. And then their neighbours Ingushia and Chechnya.
Oh, wait…
Next North Ossetia declares independence from Russia. And then their neighbours Ingushia and Chechnya.
Oh, wait…