Never one to resist clicking on a political banner ad, I landed on United Against Nuclear Iran. (Like clockwork, you can see support ramping up for the 2009 U.S.-Mideast Summer Tour. 527s always take themselves so seriously!) But it’s not the sense of impending doom that the short films there create that got my attention—it’s their store. No items up yet, but a coffee cup with “I’d rather have a nuked coffee than a nuclear Iran” or a “Let’s cap Iran’s nuclear ambitions” lid would be cool. Maybe a “Because a chance to nuke Iran is a terrible thing to waste” bumper sticker? Monday, October 6, 2008
Iran’s right to bare arms.
Never one to resist clicking on a political banner ad, I landed on United Against Nuclear Iran. (Like clockwork, you can see support ramping up for the 2009 U.S.-Mideast Summer Tour. 527s always take themselves so seriously!) But it’s not the sense of impending doom that the short films there create that got my attention—it’s their store. No items up yet, but a coffee cup with “I’d rather have a nuked coffee than a nuclear Iran” or a “Let’s cap Iran’s nuclear ambitions” lid would be cool. Maybe a “Because a chance to nuke Iran is a terrible thing to waste” bumper sticker? 
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