Ablogination

Figured an ‘08 recap would be fairly useless. There are plenty of them already and for the most part, if you don’t know what’s been going on this past year you’re either brain-dead or willfully ignorant.

So let’s reflect on a few of our points from this year that will not go away with the coming one.

1) Tomorrow, Palestinians will still be busy being murdered by monsters and not nearly enough people care. Particularly amongst so called “Liberal Bloggers".
I guess even our end of the political spectrum is not without it’s cowards.

2) Tomorrow, we will still have an administration that has collectively committed treason and all too many care even less about that.

3) Tomorrow we will still have a very capable and well-meaning President Elect that happens to be testicularly challenged. I hope Barack Obama’s change motif included himself because if it doesn’t, we’re in for a disappointing 2009.

4) Tomorrow we will still have an energy crises and now that gas isn’t expensive, count on many to forget all about the need for alternatives.

5) Tomorrow we will still have the poor, the homeless, the unloved and the unwanted.
Question is, will we do anything about it this time?

6) Tomorrow we will still have troops in Iraq and over 4000 of them in the ground. And it will still be for absolutely nothing.

7) Tomorrow, somewhere in the country, another American will lose their freedom for smoking a joint or die on probation because they cannot take their medicine.

8) Tomorrow, another American will die from lack of appropriate, affordable health care.

9) Tomorrow, another corporate scumbag will poison another piece of precious environment, another form of wildlife, another child.

10) Tomorrow, another person won’t care.

Tomorrow should be the beginning of a harder, more resolute, far more aggressive push by the Liberals in this country to right all of these wrongs and then some, correct all of these shortcomings and more, and to hold our new President’s feet to the fire so that he performs his duty the way we expected him to when we voted for him.

Should be. Maybe.
We shall see.

Happy New Year? Your guess is as good as mine.