Stardate 20040317.0223

(On Screen via long range sensors): Writing in The New Republic, Andrew Sullivan thoroughly shreds an appalling editorial in The Guardian. He ends with this:

In Europe, there are no bad guys, even those who deliberately murdered almost 200 innocents and threaten to murder countless more. Ask yourself: If the Guardian cannot call these people "bad guys," then who qualifies? And if the leaders of democratic societies cannot qualify in this context as "good guys," then who qualifies?

Of course, the answer is obvious: America is the bad guys. Anyone who opposes America can't be bad guys, which is why the Madrid murderers can't be condemned.