Sunday, September 04, 2005

Where the WMDs Really Went

As the world shakes its head at George W. Bush for not doing enough in time for New Orleaneans, massive airlifts and financial aid are being sent to the "world superpower". I saw a picture in the Straits Times of a group of 6 or 7 ladies crying in New Orleans, facing the camera, arms outstretched, and if the caption had been "Women in agony in Rwanda" or something, it would've been a cliched shot of "violent" Africa. But this is happening in America's (back)yard.

Bush's cosmetic linguistics aren't working at the moment, as a lot of folks are mad at Bush (not least the Mayor of New Orleans). After all that talk about WMDs in Iraq. Talking of which -

I'm really proud of this one, my pal Carolyn Quek and I did this as part of an audio project in Feb 2004. *Warning* ignore the first 30 seconds of tone (the peeeeeet), you might want to skip past it. The tone was there for a sound level check.

Where the Weapons of Mass Destruction Really Went


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