highlight films and they are practicing the Run and Shoot method of offense I'm not too worried about it. My trip to Baghdad last week was pretty
uneventful except finally meeting a few cool cats that I've only had email communication with and doing a little late night "team building"
with my Baghdad boss and some other PC people.
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No News is Good News
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As some of ya'll know I rarely watch the news or even read about it online, so don't ask me "Cade, have you heard about blah
blah blah on the news about Iraq?" Chances are that I haven't and unless the blah blah blah is replaced with "Budweiser sending cases of
REAL beer and the Swedish bikini team to all the bases and/or starting a brewery at Al Asad" then I'm sorry, but I don't really care.
That rule does not apply to stuff that is actually going on in you all's lives. If John Kerry gets another Purple Heart for stubbing his toe or
falling down some stairs or if he's out hugging some tree and one crushes him, then those also acceptable reason to ask if I've heard about it.
The only news about Iraq that I care about is what's happening right here on my base and the media has no way to report that. I know that's a
pretty closed minded way to think about it, but if I worry every time something bad happens over here well I just don't want that extra stress.
In fact I suggest that all of you quit watching to news and reading the paper too. In fact all you need it Google News
http://news.google.com/ Just go there and read the headline or type some keywords and read stories from tons
of different news sources. Even if we were getting attacked every day here (which we're not), do ya'll really think I'd tell you. I mean seriously
ya'll worry way too much anyway.