Somalia

This says it all... more up to date news reporting from Weebl, says I!

http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/Somalia/

Me

I am a poster boy.

Words

Petrichor - the sweet smell of rain on dry earth.

I like.

More.

Cuddling Camoflage

Clunk-Click.

Things.

Things I have written recently:

1. A report on OTC camp for the website.
To be posted as soon as I can be bothered to link in the photos, since one of the last things I put up was about last year's camp.

2. An essay on the title: "To What Extent Should the Second World War Simply Be Viewed as a War of Production?"
Significant because it, and the consequent interview discussing it, me and other animals, got me into Kent University to do War Studies. Giggity.

What a load of bankers

Aaaaw. Bless.

Just think, if you were an unemployed ex-banker, wouldn't you just love to go see Joseph's story of redemption and, above all, getting filthy rich?

P.S. I is le back.

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And so it begins...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/7165406.stm

Two presidents? With two presidents come two governments, two armies and all the joys of civil war. Merry Christmas Kenya, and a happy new year.

On the twelfth day of Christmas the rebels gave to me
12 amputations bloodily
On the eleventh day of Christmas the UN gave to me
11 sanctions pointlessly
On the tenth day of Christmas the Government gave to me
10 "rebels" shot randomly
On the 9th day of Christmas?...

Sponsor a Soldier

I think charity gifts are a wonderful idea, but I'd like to see a bit of variety in the sort of options available to buy. Perhaps they could have a "Sponsor a Squaddie" option, where you could send CDs, DVDs, Video Games or even toiletries and confectionary to a member of the Armed Forces serving overseas?
Murdoch MacKinnon, Inverness, UK

- Taken from a BBC News Magazine discussion.

I'd call it Sponsor a Soldier, but certainly.