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mandag, september 29, 2003

Dagens linker:
*Bush og krig mindre pop i USA.
*Amerikansk weblog med sarkastiske bildeserier. Bush-kritisk, naturally.
*"Politics, culture, and evil clowns"
*Webkameraer fra hele verden. Massivt utvalg!
*Webcam fra Times Square, New York
*Genial satire fra amerikaner i Frankrike.
*Psykologiske artikler om kjente gærninger fra crimelibrary.com. Utrolig interessant side.


News from Norvège
*Christian Democrat politician charged with murder!
Those Christian Democrats. First, during the electoral campaign two months ago, one of them gets indicted for rape. Then, another one goes off and gets publicly humiliated for groping a woman's tits. Now, another one of those all-splendid True Christians is put away for the savage murder of a helpless man in a wheelchair. I'm so happy this country is governed by the Christian Democrats, the apostles of moralism, truthfulness and peace, of course.
*John Carew, the idiot, has withdrawn from Norway's crucial European Championship qualifier against Luxembourg, that spoilt little brat.
Carew has since been castigated as "unwanted" by the administrators of our national team after behaving shamelessly like a primadonna in the aftermath of him punching fellow national team player John Arne Riise in the team bus one month ago.
*Rosenborg won the league Championships in football for the 12th time in a row yesterday, the swines.
Football in this country is dead boring. Rosenborg are untouchable, and this season they've probably been better than ever before. I can't see anyone else winning the championship for the next 15 years, which is sad.
*Nine year old lad drives car to school (sic!) at Sotra outside Bergen! (I shit you not)
*The right-wing extremists of the Progress Party demand asylum seekers be monitored electronically while out in the streets. More police state measures from the right, no surprise there then. The Progress Party has the same relationship with immigrants that Hitler had with the Jews.

That's all for today, maybe more tonight - it's back home to my lovely, pregnant wife now (we're 14 weeks in!)

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