[lbo-talk] how's it feel?

[loupaulsen at attbi.com]

It's varied a lot.  The word that would have best summed me up when the news 
about the looted hospitals came out was 'enraged'.  I still feel pretty 
enraged.  However, the new phase of the Iraqi resistance is making me feel 
pretty hopeful today.  Don't just use that word 'hopeful', they'll make it 
sound like you are hopeful about Garner and Chalabi.  

I also absolutely feel completely justified, as, I'm sure, does the whole core 
of the movement.  Do we feel ashamed, abashed, do we want to hide?  Let the 
murderers feel ashamed and let them go and hide, if they can find a planet to 
do it on.  My only regret is that I haven't worked harder at it.

There's no time to be despondent.  Bush says there are chemical weapons in 
Syria and Powell says there is no war plan, so we can conclude that the death 
warrant has been signed.

LP
> The Times of London has asked me to do a piece on what it feels like 
> to be a peacenik (the editor's word, Carrol) in America today. I more 
> or less know how I feel, but I'm wondering how others feel - 
> isolated? hopeful? despondent? shocked? confused? regretful?
> 
> Doug
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