I recently just heard about Sevenload, so I decided to swing over there and check it out. My first impressions were that this is a nice media distribution company, and it is based in Germany. It could be the YouTube of Germany, or Europe for that matter.

It allows you to share photos, videos and has a more complex community aspect than YouTube.

The problem I have with this company is that it is taking what seems to be a political stance against the United States. I saw a link that sent me to this page on Guantanamo Bay. If the company doesn’t have a particular viewpoint on this issue, then they wouldn’t have devoted a whole “specials” section to it.

Regardless of what the founders or CEO thinks of Guantanamo Bay, the company itself should not be doing things like this. It may just be a move for attention, and if that’s the case it’s sad, but it worked.

I’m not the biggest fan of the war in Iraq, or President Bush for that matter. But most, if not all of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay are from Afghanistan and where in some way connected with Al-Qaeda and the Taliban regime, and to those people I have no sympathy. They are the scum of the Earth and they are being treated better than they probably should be.

So this German company tries to make a splash by following the German line that is against the United States on various issues and some are legitimate, but Guantanamo Bay in my opinion is not one of those issues. What this site will do is infuriate the uneducated population of Europe that will see the pictures and comments they have up and come to a quick conclusion that was fostered to be biased from the get-go.

I will NOT be visiting Sevenload again, and I urge you all to do the same.

I don’t see what all the fuss is over the firings of those 8 US Attorneys. I really don’t.

United States Attorney’s serve at the will of the President of the United States, and he can remove them from their position at anytime for any reason. And there is precedent for doing this.

In March 1993 President Bill Clinton fired all 93 US Attorney’s. Janet Reno gave them 10 days to pack up their office and get out. This allowed President Clinton to put his friends in office, and I don’t disagree with the move. But now Hillary Clinton is blaming President Bush for, get this, “the politicization of our prosecutorial system.”

If anyone is politicizing the prosecutorial system it is the Democrats. They’re looking for something else to blame Bush for. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a Democrat and I’ve never voted for President Bush, but it’s all seemed very silly to me since day 1 of this issue.

It’s really not that big of a deal, Bush fired 8, Clinton fired all 93. Drop the issue and get working on issues that actually matter! Attack Bush and the Republicans on the economy, on privacy issues, on the trade deficit, do something productive instead of trying to make the American people think the administration did something illegal in regards to these 8 attorney’s.