Wrap it up and swim in it until I drown

[cyrano]

So... according to this article, Appeals Court Judge Raymond Randolph says "Cuba -- not the United States -- has sovereignty over Guantanamo Bay."
I think that Fidel would be delighted to hear this news. I must be misunderstanding the ruling, because it's being lauded as a victory for the administration. Giving legal control of a US base to one of our longest, least enemific enemies would keep those terrorists from getting into a US court of law, but I'd think that a Cuban court of law would be far more sympathetic to them.

Lots of projects still not getting done, and I threw a couple of others on top of the bin while I was at it. But that TiVo certainly knows who's boss. And I watched GlenGary Glenn Ross again, which made me want to reread Speed the Play while watching Scarface.

EDIT:
Today I got spam with the subject "He So Karamazov". It's like Martin Lawrence read a book or something. I like it.

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That's actually been going on a while

[luagha.livejournal.com]

Germany for example - a low-level judge put in an indictment for Cheney.

Basically; Bush, Cheney, and the gang aren't going to be doing a whole lot of jet-setting around the globe going to conferences in 2009 because of stuff like that.

Re: That's actually been going on a while

[phillipalden.livejournal.com]

I'm kind of hoping they travel and are picked up using extraordinary rendition and flown to Italy or Germany, (tomorrow would work for me.)