George Bush is evil
I found this conspiracy theory both funny and frightening at the same time. Whatever the case, I still don’t like him.
Some nice graphics against the war in Iraq:
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Just kidding everyone. I’m trying to post a message using a VERY OLD BROWSER called Lynx. It’s still bloody cool even if it is entirely text-based and doesn’t work with a mouse. It’s fast, efficient, and am I glad to say that this website is legible enough to make me happy tonight. – Van 🙂