
I sketched this quickly after hearing a soundbite of an interview with President Bush wherein Jim Lehrer asks him if he thinks Iraq is a "Broken Egg":
MR. LEHRER: Is there a little bit of a broken egg problem here, Mr. President, that there is instability and there is violence in Iraq - sectarian violence, Iraqis killing other Iraqis, and now the United States helped create the broken egg and now says, okay, Iraqis, it's your problem. You put the egg back together, and if you don't do it quickly and you don't do it well, then we'll get the hell out.
PRESIDENT BUSH: Yeah, you know, that's an interesting question. I don't quite view it as the broken egg; I view it as the cracked egg -
--This immediately struck me as hilarious,(i have a dark sense of humor.)Regardless of my personal views on this war, which would be fairly more extreme, I do believe anyone at this point that any rational person should be able to see that this situation is, at the most parts-per-million diluted side, impractical and dangerous, and it is in everyone's best interest to see it ended or calmed down before it gets any worse, if that's even possible. It's really pretty awful, and we only see what we're fed by the same people perpetrating it , and if you don't see that I urge you to look deeper, because it's pretty obvious.Bon Appetit!



