hostages

Some people know how to deliver a load of crap, while others know how to handle it. Google has special toilets that allow 14 options after you have released the chocolate hostages.

This has not been a good week for the State Department. For a place known as the best of the best staffed by the brightest of the brightest, you have to wonder if anyone is really home. After several years of pushing Syria out of Lebanese politics by fostering a democratic process, the Syrian-Iranian proxy, Hizbullah, now controls the country. For this, Condi stopped the war?

The Colombian people are overwhelmingly thrilled at their government's audacious rescue of 15 hostages held by the leftist terrorist group FARC. Meanwhile, a brief dip into the deep pool of Google finds some intriguing bits of news as relates to the FARC and Barack Obama.

In his oppositional comments against council member Jason Holleman's overlay request to protect a historic church building from being replaced with a Rite-Aid tonight, Jim Gotto said that an overlay would stop church members from selling to a big box, which would make them "hostages." Mike Jameson retorted that as a boy scout he was taught to always leave a campsite better than he found it; and he encouraged the exiting church

From the Christian Science Monitor, two higher priority hostages have been released, and others may be forthcoming.  The article doesn’t say what Chavez offered to secure their release.

Interesting.  Show of hands–who here thinks Chavez promised FARC something juicy (hmm…what could a militant group want?) in return for making him look like a hero and undermining Colombia’s current administrati