The world is a far, far better place now that he has gone to the place with eternal warmth.
As the immortal philosopher Bugs Bunny said: Good riddance to bad rubish.
I do not mourn, I rejoice!
Today, it's interesting to hear the on-the-spot Fox babe reporting, then Brian Kilmeade provide the "rest of the story."
The reporter there is a little toooooooo swept into the moment of honoring this terrorist.
But I'm going to shut it off soon. A little goes a long way.
It was quite sickening to hear someone on MSNBC defend the hysteria in Rammalah by saying that we see a similar reaction in Detroit when the Pistons lose. I turned the television off then.
And this tidbit from our president who spotted the hypocrisy of those who don't believe the Iraqi's are entitled to freedom:
"There is a certain attitude in the world, by some, that says that it's a waste of time to try to promote free societies in parts of the world. I've heard that criticism…But if you do not believe people can be free and can self-govern, then all of a sudden the two-state solution in the Middle East becomes a moot point, invalid. If you're willing to condemn a group of people to a system of government that hasn't worked, then you'll never be able to achieve the peace."
This is one time that it isn't so bad being cubicle-bound, TV deprived.