Wednesday, August 31. 2005
New Orleans left undefended
From Common Dreams:
JaBbA says Amen.
National Guard troops don’t belong in Iraq. They should be rescuing and protecting in Louisiana and Mississippi, not patrolling and killing in a country that was invaded on the basis of presidential deception. They should be fighting the effects of flood waters at home -- helping people in the communities they know best -- not battling Iraqi people who want them to go away.
JaBbA says Amen.
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Gut zu wissen. Ich dachte schon, Du seist derjenige, der auf unserem blog diesen Kommentar abgegeben hat:
http://atlanticreview.org/archives/124-Commentaries-on-the-Katrina-disaster.html#c96
http://atlanticreview.org/archives/124-Commentaries-on-the-Katrina-disaster.html#c96
You commented:
Gut zu wissen. Ich dachte schon, Du seist derjenige, der auf unserem blog diesen Kommentar abgegeben hat:
Which I translated as:
To know well. I thought already, you were that, which delivered this comment on ours blog:
English:
Jabba the Tutt isn't me.
I'm JaBbA, who lives in JaBbA's Hut.
If the commenter used my webpage, he was spoofing it.
Übersetzung Google (tadeln sie, nicht mich):
Jabba das Tutt ist nicht ich. Ich bin JaBbA, das in der Hütte JaBbAs lebt.
Wenn das commenter mein webpage verwendete, spoofing er es.
Gut zu wissen. Ich dachte schon, Du seist derjenige, der auf unserem blog diesen Kommentar abgegeben hat:
Which I translated as:
To know well. I thought already, you were that, which delivered this comment on ours blog:
English:
Jabba the Tutt isn't me.
I'm JaBbA, who lives in JaBbA's Hut.
If the commenter used my webpage, he was spoofing it.
Übersetzung Google (tadeln sie, nicht mich):
Jabba das Tutt ist nicht ich. Ich bin JaBbA, das in der Hütte JaBbAs lebt.
Wenn das commenter mein webpage verwendete, spoofing er es.