Absence...

A short post on "Absence" on the other Uncensored blog.

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Anonymous said…
I miss you, my Beloved...

The rest is a deafening silence.
12:24 PM
Anonymous said…
Greetings Layla,

Hopefully your readers will take the time to view the photo essay prepared by the Iraqi Resistance response to the US preemtpive invasion of Iraq. This essay was prepared in 2005.

Many folks have opined that all presidential candidates and those being recruited for military service should be required to view this essay. I agree.

Fortunately, you do not mince words and it follows that the Iraqi Resistance does not either.

http://johnmccarthy90066.tripod.com/id362.html

All good wishes to you. Stay strong.

Bests,
John
9:00 AM
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