Spiderman 3: A Great Movie I Highly Recommend

I was taken to see the new Spiderman 3 film last Friday night and I thoroughly enjoyed the film. There was continued development of the primary characters and introduction of additional well written characters, particularly the Sandman villain. The writers did a superb job of placing meaningful human drama into the film and the acting cast did a sensational job performing these dramatic roles, along with the light comedy also included. The action scenes were lightning fast and very original. With the film generating hundreds of millions of dollars globally at the box office, it is evident that the film is well liked by many others.

I hope that a fourth film in the series is eventually done as some storylines still can be further developed. The writing and casting is what has made these Spiderman films so successful and enjoyable. Jonah Jameson is a riot !

Monday May 7 News Articles and Observations

Today's news articles that caught my attention and a brief reaction to them.


A. How George Kennan Would Have Assessed the Bush Administration

George Kennan was one of the most important thinkers and designers of American foreign policy after World War II and he played a significant role in shaping all of our lives. What he would say about the bungling collection of power-drunk boobs and mental midgets functioning in the White House is what one might expect.


http://www.walter-c-uhler.com/Reviews/watercarriers.html


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B. Bush Administration Ineptitude and Incompetency also Spans the Economic Side of the Ledger

This report on the hapless futility of this administration to do anything positive for the working citizen class of this nation is hardly surprising, but to be as inept as the 1930s Hoover crowd is downright amazing ! And we still have over 600 days left of these boobs and rodents running the nation !


http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2007/5/7/14503/28176


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C. John Edwards is the Lone Voice on the Growing Widespread Issue of American Poverty

The issue of poverty is completely ignored by all other candidates and the mainstream media.
Corporations have done nothing in recent years either to address and assist in solving this growing problem. The spirit of John and Robert Kennedy lives only, it seems, in John Edwards. I can understand Republicans being ignorant and oblivious to poverty: after all, they are only interested in people and institutions swollen with money; but the silence from the other Democrats, particularly Clinton, Obama, and Biden, is utterly disgusting.


http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/05/06/AR2007050601322.html?nav=rss_politics


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