The niqab is perfect.
It's an 800 pound dead cat on the dining room table.
It's a so-loud-you-can-hear-it dogwhistle to our most ugly selves.
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Syrians watch a bulldozer clear debris outside al-Shifa hospital in Aleppo, hit by a bomb dropped from a jet. Photograph: Francisco Leong/AFP/Getty Images
Why would we stop now?
..after engagement with Canadians globeandmail.ca 24 Oct 07
The story of an attempt to extract public information from the Department of National Defence. Original application: 14 December 2006. This blog is just biding its time, waiting for the last Canadian soldier to leave Afghanistan.
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Meanwhile back in Aleppo...
Syrians watch a bulldozer clear debris outside al-Shifa hospital in Aleppo, hit by a bomb dropped from a jet. Photograph: Francisco Leong/AFP/Getty Images
800 years of Magna Carta
Why would we stop now?
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And so it goes on...."Taliban suspects"
..after engagement with Canadians globeandmail.ca 24 Oct 07
