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 | | In this edition's Armageddon Watch, the "Wars, Famines and Pestilences" column looks at how our Iraqi troops spend their free time; "Preparations for Armageddon" notes how the Bush Administration is spending its free time; and "Signs and Portents" asks: what's in those burgers and chicken fries, anyway? |
 | | Wells / A Dream of Armageddon No one living, you know, knew what war was; no one could imagine, with all these new inventions, what horror war might bring. |
 | | Armageddon Buffet is looking for speculative fiction, social satire, and cyberpunk; future fantasies, alternate histories, and apocalyptic visions; surrealism, naturalism, and literotica; well-researched and considered political, philosophical, and cultural commentary; true tales of successful activism, rebellion, and opposition; positive alternatives and survival strategies. |
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