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URL: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000643
Date: 2002-10-07T21:35:22-06:00
Yahoo: The Case for Regime Change[1].
Khatami asked the U.N. to set a deadline for Bush to step down in favor of
president-in-exile Al Gore the legitimate winner of the 2000 election, the
results of which were subverted through widespread voting irregularities
and intimidation.
[... This will likely require] a prolonged bombing campaign targeting major
U.S. cities and military installations, followed by a ground invasion led
by European forces. "Civilian casualties would likely be substantial," said
a French military analyst. "But the American people must be liberated from
tyranny."
[...] "Even before Bush, the American political system was a shambles,"
said Prof. Salvatore Deluna of the University of Madrid. "Their
single-party plutocracy will have to be reshaped into true
parliamentary-style democracy. Moreover, the economy will have to be
retooled from its current military dictatorship model--in which a third of
the federal budget goes to arms, and taxes are paid almost exclusively by
the working class--to one in which basic human needs such as education and
poverty are addressed. Their infrastructure is a mess; they don't even have
a national passenger train system. Fixing a failed state of this size will
require many years."
Welcome news. The only way to crush America's fundamentalist tendencies is by
showing them who's boss.
[1] http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=127&u=/020927/7/2bxul.html&printer=1

> That has the nasty side effect of placing all .py files in the
> package.  What about obvious executable scripts (like timtest or
> hammie)?  How can I keep them out of the package?
Why would we care about installing a few extra files, as long as
they're inside a package?
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)