Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents
Reporters without Borders has an excellent guiodebook out on how to stay on the ' downlow' while telling your bloggy truths.
Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents
Noiz and Nausea on the Dysfunction in Economics, News, and Politricks
Reporters without Borders has an excellent guiodebook out on how to stay on the ' downlow' while telling your bloggy truths.
If you haven't heard Mike Malloy's radio show thru the past week of Hurricane Terror, You SIMPLY must tune in for some of the best Rant and Context on this disaster you've ever heard... he was in top form !
A Fuckin HERO , yet they'll probably throw him in jail......
HOUSTON -- Thousands of refugees of Hurricane Katrina were transported to the Astrodome in Houston this week. In an extreme act of looting, one group actually stole a bus to escape ravaged areas in Louisiana.
About 100 people packed into the stolen bus. They were the first to enter the Houston Astrodome, but they weren't exactly welcomed.
The big yellow school bus wasn't expected or approved to pass through the stadium's gates. Randy Nathan, who was on the bus, said they were desperate to get out of town.
"If it werent for him right there," he said, "we'd still be in New Orleans underwater. He got the bus for us."
Eighteen-year-old Jabbor Gibson jumped aboard the bus as it sat abandoned on a street in New Orleans and took control.
"I just took the bus and drove all the way here...seven hours straight,' Gibson admitted. "I hadn't ever drove a bus."