Monday, December 15
Only Two Shoes to Give for His Country
14 December 2008: An Iraqi journalist strikes the first blow for real freedom and democracy in Iraq against King George 43rd, the Supreme Court-appointed monarch of the AmeriKKKan 21st-century.
The Iraqi's rare courage in confronting the Orwellian doublespeaker evokes the famous last words of 18th-century American colonialist Patrick Henry before his hanging by invading British imperialists: "I regret I have only one life to give for my country."
Still, two shoes are better than one.
See this related story: "Peace Activists Take Shoes to White House in Solidarity with Shoe-Throwing Iraqi Journalist"
The Iraqi's rare courage in confronting the Orwellian doublespeaker evokes the famous last words of 18th-century American colonialist Patrick Henry before his hanging by invading British imperialists: "I regret I have only one life to give for my country."
Still, two shoes are better than one.
See this related story: "Peace Activists Take Shoes to White House in Solidarity with Shoe-Throwing Iraqi Journalist"
Labels: "I Regret I Have Only One Life to Give for my country." Patrick Henry, Iraqi dodgeball, shoes for democracy
