Watch the trailer.
This looks VERY cheesy, but could be fun.
The weird, the wondrous, the serious, the absurd - chopped up and served to you here. It's all Fresh Meat.
it is impossible to hate what one views as non-existent, but I do take issue with the actions carried out in the name of religion and the anthropomorphic attributes placed upon a supposed 'higher being".
The Isreali assault on Gaza is unequivocally a criminal act. To cite only one item of international law Israel has violated, I offer Article 33 of Convention IV of the Geneva Conventions relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War:
No protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed. Collective penalties and likewise all measures of intimidation or of terrorism are prohibited.
Israel's massive collective punishment of the Gazan people clearly violates this article. Staunchly defending Israel's behaviour, as our government is doing, just as clearly puts this country in the position of condoning, indeed supporting, war crimes.
I am usually proud of my country and very happy to be living here, but sometimes I am ashamed of it.
Israel Accused of Blocking Aid to Wounded
The
International Committee of the Red Cross said Thursday that it had
found at least 15 bodies and several children — emaciated but alive —
in a row of shattered houses in the Gaza Strip and accused the Israeli
military of preventing ambulances from reaching the site for four days.
Red
Cross officials said rescue crews had received specific reports of
casualties in the houses and had been trying since Saturday to send
ambulances to the area, located in Zaytoun, a neighborhood south of
Gaza City. They said the Israeli military did not grant permission
until Wednesday afternoon.
In an unusual public statement
issued by its Geneva headquarters, the Red Cross called the episode
“unacceptable” and said the Israeli military had “failed to meet its
obligation under international humanitarian law to care for and
evacuate the wounded.”
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It will take 18 months and up to $30 million to build 600 metres of sewer to bypass the cracked part.
The good news is that there's no sign yet that the big sewer is leaking
sewage outward, or collapsing inward. Its flow – three times the volume
of the Don River in dry weather – is unimpeded, carrying the waste from
one-third of the city to the Ashbridge's Bay sewage treatment plant.
"We have been doing surgery around the clock," Gilbert replied. "I just talked to to one of my colleagues in the ICU who has not been sleeping for three days and they hospital is completely overcrowded and we are running six, seven OR's and there are injuries that you just don't want to see in this world. Children coming in with open abdomens and legs cut off.
"We just had a child who left. We had to amputate both legs and the arms and the only crime they have done is been civilians -- Palestinians living in Gaza. The relief now is not more doctors and more drugs the relief now is to stop the bombing immediately. This can not go on. It is a disaster."

Fares Akram, a Gaza city
resident, told Al Jazeera there was "no safe place in Gaza" as "the
Israeli war planes don't stop dropping bombs and firing missiles into
Gaza".
Akram says his wife, who is nine-months pregnant, is living in fear
of going into labour both because of how dangerous it is to leave their
home and because "she knows hospitals in Gaza are in chaos".
He said that while Gazans appreciated demonstrations staged across
the Arab world in protest at Israel's actions in the Strip, most
believe that while the US backs the Israeli offensive the assault will
continue.
In addition, the humanitarian situation in Gaza – already poor
following the 18-month Israeli blockade of the strip that left the
territory desperately short of fuel, food and medical supplies – is
worsening.
John Ging, the head of Unrwa, said he was "shocked" by "the
brutality of the injuries" he had seen during a visit to the Shifa
hospital in Gaza.
The New York Times' Jerusalem bureau chief isn't impressed:
"Israel has never restricted media access like this before, and it should be ashamed," said Ethan Bronner.... "It's betraying the principles by which it claims to live."
The Israelis are a gifted and resourceful people who fully deserve the right to live in peace, but who seem intent on squandering every chance to allow that to happen. It’s difficult to avoid the conclusion that this conflict serves the political and economic purposes of Israel so well that they have every interest in maintaining it. While there is fighting they can continue to build illegal settlements. While there is fighting they continue to receive huge quantities of military aid from the United States. And while there is fighting they can avoid looking candidly at themselves and the ruthlessness into which they are descending.
Third-hand smoke is what one smells when a smoker gets in an elevator after going outside for a cigarette, he said, or in a hotel room where people were smoking. “Your nose isn’t lying,” he said. “The stuff is so toxic that your brain is telling you: ’Get away.’”
I always knew third-hand smoke was not good for you.