My thoughts on Death of a President

[pittunited]

(...if anyone cares, that is)These aren't really my thoughts on the movie itself, though I have watched it and found it very thought-provoking. Even scary at times. Especially at the thought of "President Cheney." (Again, if you would like to see it, talk to me. There are ways.) This is more about the differences between the media in the US and the

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[mslgtwam]

I'm working my way backwards through your updates. All I can say is if you continue to feel that way about being in the UK, I envy you. I envy you now, but for different reasons. I'm glad that you feel that kind of freedom. I have picked up a lot just from watching BBC on the weekends that I KNOW I would not have seen in the US. When I heard about the US official on al-Jazeera, I knew we must be missing a lot over there. I can't say I know what to make of it really, but suffice it to say, I'm not really getting my news from just Fox and CNN anymore. I wish I knew how to be more open, because that's what I despise most about news. I hate so much censorship. I hate being in the dark. It's interesting to read your reactions and new ideas and sentiments emerging now. I hope you keep updating--even when I can't get to the internet to respond right away. And again, I really miss you guys.

[pittunited]

I had to start looking at an outside source, just to see how the rest of the world was looking at us. The Beeb has been great for that... and so is talking to our roommates. One is from Spain and the other is from India... It's been cool talking to each other and getting each other's world views