John Kerry

In the aftermath of the recent devastating earthquake in Iran, news media reported “a miracle”: a man, extracted from the rubble and thought to be dead, stirred on the way to the mass grave. At least two other similar cases were reported. When I read it, my first thought was: In the rush to bury the victims in order to avoid an epidemic, how many people failed to stir in time and were buried alive — for the second time within hours or, at most, days? How many of those would have been alive today had Iran not rejected Israel's offer of help?

by Sher Khan



Ketchup, a pasty sauce made of tomatoes, tastes good with fries and other foods but never served as a main dish. In the recent election, Kerry’s agenda worked like ketchup, it looked good but failed to stimulate core issues.

You can disagree with Bush’s policies. Maybe you don’t like him praying to his God before making a decision.