"But the world isn't like that"

[Terrance]

pynchonoid wrote:
> 
> --- jbor <jbor at bigpond.com> wrote:
> > apart from the fact that there's currently
> > no actual war to stop,
> 
> I don't know what you call the current bombing of Iraq
> carried out almost daily (50+ strikes this year that
> have been publicly anounced), but it looks like war to
> me-- fighter plane dropping bombs and firing rockets,
> anti-aircraft fire, death and destruction on the
> ground, & etc.  Bush has promised to escalate with an
> attack Iraq to unseat Saddam Hussein  We want to stop
> this escalation of the war that  before it starts.
> 
> No actual war?  Define it as you like, I guess, but
> this sort of thing appears in the press, daily:
> 
> Airstrikes in Iraq appear to be war preparations
> But Pentagon says pilots in no-fly zone are responding
> in self defense
> By Robert Burns
> Associated Press


An example. Robert says that currently there is no actual war to stop
and you disagree. Why not define war first. No, you say, define it as
you like because you can resist delivering another newspaper and two
scoops of poop. 

Robert knows that the US is and has been bombing Iraq. He doesn't need
and we don't need to read and reread the newspapers delivered to us from
your manic bicycle and bag as you go skooting through this
cyberneighborhood sucking down coffee, shouting and pointing fingers,
"Dexters, Dexters, Dexters, warmongering republican bush supporters
siege the Pynchon List, reread all about it again,"  a  twisted 
collection of puppet-personas janglingdangling like just married cans in
your wake.