[Anyone] Instead of Lohan:

[Thos Myers]

Some success against alleged terrorists:
The Saudis are the terrorists, not the Iraqis trying to rid their country
of the foreign invaders.

Here is some hard news:
"The attack was the deadliest in a series of bombings nationwide Thursday.
At least 78 people were killed or found dead, a day after two suicide car
bombings killed and wounded dozens of revelers celebrating the national
team's semifinal victory in Asia's top soccer tournament.

With five days to go before the end of July, an Associated Press tally
showed that at least 1,759 Iraqis were killed in war-related violence
through July 26, a more than 7 percent increase over the 1,640 who were
reported killed in all of June.

Victims of sectarian slayings were also on the rise. At least 723 bodies
were found dumped across Iraq so far in July, or an average of nearly 28 a
day, compared with 19 a day in June, when 563 bodies were reported found,
according to the AP tally.

Those numbers included civilians, government officials and Iraqi security
forces, and are considered only a minimum based on AP reporting. The
actual number is likely higher, as many killings go unreported or
uncounted.

Despite the increase in killings over the past month, U.S. and Iraqi
officials have claimed some success in reducing violence as they fight to
gain control of the capital and surrounding areas ahead of a pivotal
progress report to be delivered to the U.S. Congress in September.

At least 64 U.S. troops have died this month, a relatively low number
compared with American death tolls of more than 100 for each of the
previous three months, according to an AP count based on military
statements."
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/072707M.shtml

According to fluff news, L. Lohan will probably be going to prison to do
some hard time for her drug addiction.  That'll solve her problem, as it
does for all addicts: put them into the US prison system, which has the
highest number of prisoners in the world.  We have to keep the maws of the
prisons filled to keep that private industry's stock holders wealthy.

Our former Governor, Gary Johnson, recognized the drug abuse as a disease
and not a criminal problem, and that the abuse whould be treated as a
disease, which is less expensive than prison time.