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You saved me from a life of misery and brought me out of the cold. You taught me to think of others before I think of myself. You taught me the importance of my family, and to love them no matter what. Your kisses are the most tender and comforting thing my body has ever experienced. Your radiance and beauty seemed to have purged my heart of all evil, and in its place? Love. You have surrounded my life with happiness, happiness that I never thought I’d be able to have.
Most importantly, you taught me how to love myself. You embrace every flaw and accept me for everything I am, and everything I am not.
You took who I was, and showed me who I could be with you, and I loved what I saw.
I love you for everything you are. Please love me for everything I’m not.
Take the time to honor those slain defending our freedom. We as a society don’t show our gratitude to our veterans nearly as much as we should.
Hail the Victorious dead.
I wish I had the ability to convey my feeling via music. I wish I had a powerful voice that captivated people, stopping them dead in their tracks to pause and listen. I wish I had the ability to inspire creativity and hope in people young and old. I wish my spirit lived in an instrument for others to enjoy.
If only.
I am visited every night by the monsters of my past. I need to overcome my fears in order to become the person I want to be. Courage to face the unknown.
Amnesty: Canada ‘required’ to arrest George W. Bush
Amnesty International called on Canadian authorities Wednesday to arrest and prosecute George W. Bush, saying the former U.S. president authorized “torture” when he directed the U.S.-led war on terror.
Bush is expected to attend an economic summit in Surrey in Canada’s westernmost British Columbia province on October 20.
The London-based group charged that Bush has legal responsibility for a series of human rights violations in a memorandum submitted last month to Canada’s attorney general but only now released to the media.
“Canada is required by its international obligations to arrest and prosecute former president Bush given his responsibility for crimes under international law including torture,” Amnesty’s Susan Lee said in a statement.
“As the U.S. authorities have, so far, failed to bring former president Bush to justice, the international community must step in. A failure by Canada to take action during his visit would violate the UN Convention Against Torture and demonstrate contempt for fundamental human rights,” Lee said. (Photo: Larry Downing/Reuters)
Shut the fuck up Canada. -___-
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