
Perhaps it's the legacy of the father, or perhaps it's because John Kerry voted against the 1991 authorization to use force in Kuwait. Or it's because Bush Jr. got rid of Kuwait's worst enemy. Whatever the reason, the older population here is staunchly behind the President in Tuesday's election. If Kuwait were a state, it would be a Red state, through and through.
And in a last minute U.S. Presidential Election media buy, Osama bin Laden has managed to get free air time on all the U.S. networks. He endorsed himself.

Salam Pax, the Baghdad author of the wartime blog, "Where is Raed?", is now writing articles for the UK Guardian, and has a book out.
I've been reading some Kuwait blogs lately. You can actually find most of them aggregated here, at Safat.
There's an interesting piece on the Kuwaiti resistance during the first Gulf War here.
A few other Kuwaiti blogs:
Zaydoun
Stories from Kuwait
Jackie
Tata Botata
Savior Machine
Pink Thinks
MadM2000
Notions on Kuwait
Mosan Mosan
Badou Inc
Lots of other Kuwait blogs listed here
We just got back from India this evening. We were there for about ten days, in Delhi for the most part. I'll put up some more pictures, maybe even some video later. For now, the Taj Mahal:

My friends Dave and Nancy recently went to Turkey and took some nice pictures.