[DanZ]

Today's Houston Comical (Sunday edition as opposed to the Sunday edition they print and sell on Saturday). On the front page they have two pictures. On the left is a picture of a 10 to 12 year old girl with a peace sign covering her face. On the right side is a picture of a 10 to 12 year old boy, his face is covered by the Bars & Stripes. The caption identifies the girl as a demonstrator for peace outside the U.S. Embassy in DENMARK, the boy is participating in a rally supporting American troops in Georgia.

Now, I have some thoughts on the Houston Comical's picture. It was Anne Frank who hid in an attic somewhere in Demark for a number of years before the Natzis found her and send her to her death at a concentration camp. And it may very well have been a grandfather of the boy pictured in the Houston Comicle that served in the U.S. military during W.W. II. This grandfather and other selfless U.S. soldiers are the ones that freed the Danish from the Natzis and thus allowed this young girl, whose head must be full of mush, to demonstrate against the U.S. After all, not only will the U.S. by removing Saddam Housain from power, give the U.S. freedom from terrorism, we will also free the people of Iraq from the type of terror practiced by the Natzis in W.W. II

The Houston Comicle is a "extreme" left wing publication :). They are Socialist both in their editorial coverage and in the stories they caryy in all the other parts of the paper. I would say that the Houston Comicle and their editors are experts at using McArthyite tactics. There is some good news. The circulation of the Houston Comicle is declining - but best of all the advertising content is dropping. FOLLOW THE MONEY.