This Blog Sucks or I am Pathetic

I have spent some time thinking about my life and where it's going. I have decided that I am screwed. Apparently I am losing it (there's a surprise)!
This is what I found in a google search today.

Soon You Will Understand...The Meaning of Life

I am so pathetic.
Who searches Google to answer that question? Someone who is screwed, that's who.
I am thinking that my Blog sucks and has no puropose other than to continually whine about asshole Bush.
I am even sick of hearing about it myself, so I am off to have a pity party and think about what I am passionate about.
Or maybe I should go see Dr. Sanity ( Shining a psychological spotlight on a few of the insanities of life) to understand The Psychology of Bush Hatred' - an acute onset of paranoia in otherwise normal people in reaction to the policies, the presidency -- nay -- the very existence of George W. Bush - (sigh)

Better yet, I'll have a beer :)

Eagles - Learn to be Still

Get Over It - Eagles

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Michael Moore's "Sicko" Is on Now

Watch this Video before someone pulls it off!

Sicko

sorry everyone - but it's gone now.

Pirated `Sicko' Turns Up on the Internet
Michael Moore's `Sicko' Turns Up on the Internet 2 Weeks Before Documentary's Release

Link to download this movie - sicko

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Why the online revolution is just another line

There are many examples of citizens having their 15 minutes of political fame by bringing to the fore an issue that might otherwise have stayed hidden. However, only a very narrow interpretation of democracy could argue this is a revolution. Bloggers may be able to "out" politicians behaving badly, but it is still only an avenue for reactive political action. "Real world" activism and political engagement are still needed to bring about real change. Who will be left to do this when everyone is making videos of themselves for YouTube?
Second, can we really believe Time Warner, the world's largest media corporation, when it says that I, that is, you, control the media now? Is it really possible that there has been a takeover by the little people and big media are celebrating the demise of their own power? Hardly. To see how limited the revolution really is, just look at the top 20 popular websites in Australia. They reflect the real power structure of the internet: Microsoft and the two online giants Google and Yahoo. So much for the citizen-controlled media.

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