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Ahmadinejad Calls President Bush 'Most Hated Person' in the World. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, from Iran, calls President Bush "the most hated person" in the world, keeping up his tirades against the West, despite elections that show Iranians want him to focus on the country's domestic problems.

Pope Benedict XVI Worries About Clash With Islam. Pope Benedict XVI urged on Friday an intensified dialogue with Islam, saying in a Christmas speech that 2006 will be remembered as a year marked by the danger of a clash between cultures and religions.

Man at Center of Italian Euthanasia Debate Dies. A paralyzed man at the center of a right-to-die debate in this overwhelmingly Roman Catholic nation died after he was taken off his respirator, days after an Italian court issued a contentious ruling in the case. May he rest in peace.

Those were the headlines for today. Sorry that I'm a bit late today, but I was hit by a severe attack of migraine, earlier today, but every thing is back to normal. Ahmadinejad keeps it up against the West. Although I don't like Mr. Bush to much my self, calling him the "Most hated person in the world" is over the top. President Bush is doing his best to protect the West from people like Ahmadinejad. That his plans not always work out the way he hoped for, doesn't make him an evil man, or the most hated man, in my eyes. The guy should be earning points for trying to keep us safe against all odds. And, related to this: Lets hope that there will be more dialogue between Christians and Muslims, as Pope Benedict XVI pleads for. A lot of the problems of today are caused by religion, so lets all try to get our act together.

But, whatever you do, for whatever reason, don't forget to love a soldier. Love, Jenifer Bloom. bloomjenifer@yahoo.co.uk

Bush accepts John Bolton's resignation.

Lacking the votes to keep his job, embattled U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said Monday he would resign. This comes after a chagrined President Bush, who had clung to hopes of Senate confirmation, accepted Bolton's resignation.

Perhaps it's just me, but I never really liked John Bolton. Of course, I have no idea if he's a good ambassador, nor do I have any working experiences with him. But, I just don't like his face. He looks like a grumpy old man. (Did you notice all those WHITE hairs in his mustache?)

You never see Mr. Bolton laugh when he appears on TV. Yes, I know, he is always engaged in serious business. Like having to ask the world: "what can we do with North Korea?". Or Iraq, or Iran, or... you name a country full of terrorists, and Mr. Bolton had an issue with them in the U.N. But, doesn't he understand: people like him are giving America a bad reputation. It looks like there are only very old, and serious living in that country. And I hope that that is not true. (Come to think about it, Bill Gosby is getting older also, but at least, he is not serious).

But, personally, I don't see any reason why Mr. Bolton has to go. He is just the messenger, delivering the message from his bosses in the White House. Changing the messenger is not likely going to chang the message. And at least, with Mr. Bolton as an ambassador, you know that you have an experienced agitator in the house, who is not afraid of anyone.

Only a couple of more days to go and it's Christmas. Thus, it is time for you to buy a "I love Jenifer T-shirt" or something else from my shop. Give it to yourself, or to a loved one in your family. They will be pleasantly surpriced. Go, and start shopping today. (I had to do that, you know, a girl has to eat also).

What ever you do, don't forget: LOVE A SOLDIER. Love, Jenifer. bloomjenifer@yahoo.co.uk And, if it's voting time: Hillary for President.