News blackout

[sabotabby]

Still no interwebs at home (we're looking at about two weeks before I'm back online), but from what I gather:

Commandante Ramona and Irving Layton are dead.
Ariel Sharon is still alive.

Life isn't fair.

(More later: I have a lot of posts to read through.)

Comments

[reverendgraham.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure being "alive" at this point will end up being of any great comfort to him. I can think of no more appropriate way for him to while away his remaining years or decades on this earth than in quiet incapacitation, thinking about what he's done, while his aides wipe drool from his chin and shit from his diapers. i think that would be grand.

[sabotabby]

I was sorta hoping that would happen to Pinochet, too.

Mind you, I'm not entirely sure he'll be thinking, per se.

[lovableatheist.livejournal.com]

I personally would like to see Pinochet put on trial for the whole world to see and then get convicted and sentenced to serve time in jail with every other "common criminal" in Chile. I think it would be a good final humiliation before he suffers a hirrible, horrible death after slipping and crakcing his skull open while showering in jail.

[sabotabby]

That'd work too. I just don't think it's ever going to happen.

[fugitivesaint.livejournal.com]

I feel the same way about most of the Bush Administration. I have this hope that one day i will turn on NPR and hear the heart attack that kills Dick Cheney has come a'callin'. That would be grand. *crosses fingers and whispers "Impeachment, impeachment, impeachment", in a mantra of frustration*

[sabotabby]

Haha. He'd just get a new heart.