Tuesday, August 29, 2006

We Are Not OK





// posted by Mark Folse @ 9:38 AM
Comments:
"Je me souviens" is generally translated "I remember", but a more pointed translation, one more appropriate to both the Quebec and Louisiana experiences, is "I haven't forgotten".
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 6:51 PM CDT
 
I'm borrowing your graphic, MF.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 11:26 PM CDT
 
NewOrleansTruth has your image in the sidebar, Mark. Thanks and I hope it encourages people to remember and learn from the past.
# posted by Blogger anonymous : 11:42 PM CDT
 
I remember.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 11:05 AM CDT
 
Thank you everyone who visited, or took this graphic and posted it on their blog or somewhere else.

Thank you. And Remember.
# posted by Blogger Mark Folse : 10:48 PM CDT
 
I too borrowed the graphic and The headline too, which I think is the message that really resonates.
I also linked to two of your posts.

Yesterday I watched the network news coverage and was disgusted about how Republican Hallie Barber got all sorts of credit as compared to LA Democrats.

You are doing Good work, keep it up.
BTW, the most wonderful Scout Prime from First Draft sent me here.
Our little community at First Draft helped send her down for the conference, we hope you appreciate her as much as we do.
# posted by Blogger spocko : 10:50 AM CDT
 
I borrowed the graphic from adrastos, before I saw it here. I updated my post to include credit.
# posted by Blogger mominem : 2:37 PM CDT
 
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