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While the number of dead remains a mystery, the magnitude of the destruction is an unassailable reality.

That's it?! That's the best you could do?

We've gone from a massacre of hundreds or thousands to blown-up buildings.

That'll look interesting in the war crimes indictment:

Ariel Sharon wanted for crimes against architecture.

Yea, that'll work.

It's the ham handed way the bloated butcher Sharon does children.

And just how the hell do you expect me to get my panties in a bunch (ahem, assuming I wore panties) over what "Sharon does to children", when the Palestinians think so little of their OWN CHILDREN that they strap explosives on them and send them out to kill Jews?

Yo, what the freak is up with that stupid cartoon?

I think MacArthur said it best:

"Know your anime."

I think MacArthur said it best:

Nah, that would have been Sun Tzu...

"Know your anime."

As it says in the Torah, when your anime is coming to kill you, get up earlier and kill him first.

But seriously, I decided to change "Major Kusanagi" simply because this image didn't give the viewer a halfway decent insight into the character of Kusanagi (who works for an outfit called "Section 9", thus my handle). The new pic is more intense, although it does lack the 2nd Amendment undertones of the first pic.

Anyway, speaking of anime, I want to be the first to peddle the scurrilous rumor that Condoleezza Rice and Faye Valentine can never be found in the same room at the same time....

That's enough for now, although I do think we should all get together and take up a collection to get Jethro a year's subscription to The Stormfront.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

#63:

ARIEL SHARON, THE BLOATED BUTCHER

Adrien Masset, a lawyer representing Israeli Prime Minister Sharon speaks with Irit Kahan, the director of international affiars from the Israeli Ministry of Justice after a sitting of a magistrates court March 6, 2002 in Brussels, Belgium.

The court is considering an application by 23 Palestinians to try the Israeli Prime Minister as a war criminal. The Brussels court has delayed a ruling on whether it has the right to try the Israeli Prime Minister until mid June.

Paul O'Driscoll, Sharon Trial. , Getty Images, 03-06-2002.