Warning: This story is not suitable for young children, regardless of any similarity the title may bear to a children’s story.

Those kooky PETA folks have done it again.
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The irony of this is too much to bear.
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Over at IRAQ THE MODEL, guest blogger I. Adnan reviewsFahrenheit 911 from the perspective of an Iraqi citizen.
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Sean Hackbarth writes, “With the news that Michael Moore is going after the Best Picture Oscar instead of the Best Documentary Oscar I will publically state that the next Academy Awards will be the most polarized in recent memory.”
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How do you negotiate with people who are willing to enter into a pact with no intention of holding to it?
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President Bush’s Senior Advisor and chief political strategist Karl Rove has “lashed out at liberal filmmaker Michael Moore for predicting a Bush defeat,” the New York Times says. (Via Alexander K. McClure)
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Warning: the following is deeply offensive to anyone with half a brain. If present, children may have more questions than you’d like to answer.
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Buried in Chrenkoff’s Good News from Iraq, part 8 we find this nugget, referring to Iraqis dedicated to rebuilding Iraq:
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Make sure you read the whole thing. Otherwise, I’m not justified in putting this into this category. I don’t always have to be wildly on-topic, do I?
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Tim Blair reports on yet another inaccuracy in Fahrenheit 9/11.
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