Posted on 05/12/2005 10:35:42 AM PDT by Spacewolfomega
I bet the Frat boys lined up to be the ones to have the panties on their heads.
I was going to say that it was a change from it being AT play, at Harvard.
No doubt! There are some hilarious pictures from the production, but I'm not sure how to post them. Sorry, I am new to FreeRepublic. I will post the links (not sure if they will work.)
http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=507589&picnum=2
(guy looks like he drank 50 glasses of melonade before play practice)
http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2005/05.05/15-abu.html
(dancing torturers/victims? - when was there dancing at Abu Ghraib?)
He said, without a hint of irony.
As opposed to, say, the American men and women risking their lives in defense of freedom. We all know they have no families, friends, careers, personal histories, or human feelings. I don't see anyone doing any plays or movies about them.
I'm sorry (not really), but I still don't see what was wrong with what happened at the prison. The "victims" were imprisoned for ATTACKING U.S. SOLDIERS!!
Gee... Have they announced the premiere of the beheading of Nicholas Berg? They could use the actual tape of him screaming as they saw off his head with a big knife as they chant Allah Ahkbar. That seems more serious (having your head severed off) than having to wear panties on your head.
Whoa... don't give them any ideas! Next we'll have a ballet routine of the terrorists dancing like fairy-boys before they brutally cut off someone's head! Oh wait... that shows the terrorists in a bad light... never mind, we'll never see that.
idea for a play based on Abu Ghraib evolved out of the shock and dismay he and fellow students felt as the news story unfoldedActually, the primary emotion of these and all the other leftist howlers during the time the NY Slimes was running non-stop wall-to-wall hysteria about this "issue" was one of gotchya.
They were so sure they had W!
Harvard.....that was once a respected university, right?
Yeah, but they quit when they found out that they weren't "pre-owned".
It's just an effort to balance out their last production, which highlighted Saddam's reign of murder, torture, rape, and overall brutality.
No big deal, Harvard students are used to running around with panties over their heads.
But when are they going to do a play about life in the prison under Saddam?
Perhaps the required special effects of tongues being cut out, people stuffed into shredders etc. would be too hard.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't that prison a scene of many, many instances of REAL torture by Saddam's forces before the liberation?
The US people who abused prisoners are being dealt with. But perhaps a much, much better play would be about what Saddam did there. As it is, this play is like some neo-Nazi group staging a play about former SS agent being illegally given a traffic ticket while driving past Auschwitz.
Why do these people HATE their country so? How have we failed them? Are they that ignorant, or just incapable of thinking? And yet the left calls the NASCAR folks stupid. Unbelievable.
Harvard alum cheering on the Crimson, Yale has the ball:
(Outthrust jaw) "Repel them, I say! The insufferable cads, the sheer cheek! Deny them advantage! Repulse the the bounders . . . lovey pass me my flask . ."
Boola boola
Rocky Horror - Part 2
The people at Abu Girard were really bad guys. These are the ones that blew up women and children, etc. I really don't want to hear them talk about "their families".
I hear Ted Bundy was an "unfortunate" individual with a family, too.
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