* Bush targets.
President Bush he of the interesting use of language has decided to send 20,000 additional targets to Iraq for the terrorists in Iraq to shoot at or blow up. He doesn't seem to realise what a joy it was to those with anti-american sentiments when they discovered that they would be able to kill Americans as a large number of them had been obligingly sent to the house next door. They also received an invitation from the dumbo Bush when he said to the world 'bring it on'. Never has an invitation to a scrap been so whole heartedly taken up. Now he is sending even more! Didn't he hear Saddam when he announced the tactics to oppose the Americans would be based on those of the Vietnam war i.e. guerrilla based. Deaths in Iraq are now running at 1000 a week!! The rhetoric from the Americanos seems to be switching to a 'the Iraq government must do this thing or that thing' guess whose fault its going to be if the yanks pull out.
I understand that during the Vietnam war the insurgent forces noted that Americans did not like to be killed nor did they like their comrades to be killed particularly as no one seemed to appreciate it. It looks as though this lesson wasn't learnt.
I mean is Prez Bush trying to destabilise the Middle East? If he is then looks like his plan is on-course. Isn't it time the middle-eastern countries had a big conference before they all catch fire?
Now Billy Bush is playing in Somalia I don't hold out much hope there either.

* Stephanie. - Despite numerous letters and Emails from myself, I notice that the excellent news-reader Stephanie on BBC News 24 has still not been promoted to controller of this pointless off-shoot of the BBC. You might have thought that you would get more news, but no it endlessly repeats itself all day long telling us less than the terrestial news program headlines. It is exactly like Sky-News so whats the point. Apart from discovering Stephanie it has no reason to exist. It should close down, put Stephanie on a much higher wage,leave the job to Sky-News, thus recouping the wages of Jonathan Ross and other overpaid talking heads.