Long Pole, Classic Sword and Politics

Another cool, clear and sunny Melbourne morning.
So what better to do than go outside and practice tai chi. Long pole and classic sword were the chosen activities this morning.
You know, I think tai chi has and is saving my life.
So anyway, after a lovely breakfast, it's time to have a little quality time with my blog.



Prime Minister John Howard has told a US newspaper there will be serious consequences for any of his ministers found to have known about the illegal payments to Iraq. [click].

I sincerely hope the moral midget will not be able to squirm out of his resposibilities over this affair. Upon searching for evidence of his and his co-horts involvement, I find that some of the newspaper articles are no longer available on line. Hmmmmmmmmmm, I dunno about that.
However, I at least found one on "News.com.au" that did at least provide some reasonable coverage. [click].

Having a look through my favorite archives, I came across this 3 minute video clip, "Lives in the balance", by Jackson Brown. I've linked it and I must quote it's finishing quote,"Every bullet represents a mouthful of food stolen from a hungry child. Here's the link: [click]

Hoo Roo
Paul.