Sukkur, Pakistan

I should mention that the hula dancer is a dashboard ornament, not a dancer in the road!

the hottest day so far.. the thermometer says 51.5!!

one of the villages we drove through

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dry river bed

egarber,That was a bit of sarcasm on my part, as (as I am sure you know) the President of the United States is also the head of the US Military. I don't think that makes the U.S. an teilgliimate democracy. Does the fact that one wears a uniform and one wears a suit really matter? I really cannot see that it does.What matters, to me at least, is whether the Military is used o suppress constitutional rights of the people (as has certainly happened - and continues to happen in a lesser degree - in our history as well).

I believe our chkecs and balances have nothing to do with it. To the contrary, in our history, when the Federal executive has chosen to overstep the restraints placed upon it by our system, it gets away with it. What keeps our military in check is our own cultural norms. If Bush ordered the Military to act as Musharraf is acting it would likely ignore him. Likely - but maybe not. I'd like to think it would. If the trend in executive power continues, however, it is not hard to envision a United States where the cultural norms have change sufficiently to allow it.

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