Newscoma (here) alerted me to a fascinating story about the war in Iraq. I was kidding when I suggested that the defense lawyer for Ehren Watada might expect the courtroom to sit through a showing of PBS’s “The Darkside” (here) . . . but from reading the interview (here) with Watada, that’s not a stretch. It’s an interesting–and well-done, interview, and it demonstrates the clash of post-modernism and the military. Poor guy enlisted as we were planning to invade Iraq, and his father was a conscientious objector (sort of) in ‘Nam . . . I’m sure his dad is pleased now, though.
Oh well, perhaps Wataba is laying the groundwork for a lackluster run for President in a couple of decades?
Folks, it’s not a crime to disagree with a Liberal.
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