"3:52," the headline read, referring to the debate clock.
"Tyson's a nasty dog," it read, referring to Mr. Simmons by his nickname, according to Mr. Krutoy.
" 'I want to displace and erase what I did with no faith,' " he read, referring to his criminal activities.
He was enormously well read, referring effortlessly to writers and thinkers to explain any particular position that he took.
"Go to the Vicaría de la Solidaridad," the note read, referring to a human rights organization set up by the Roman Catholic Church.
"ZERO CLUE: IDIOT IRAN PREZ IS 'AMAZED' BY UPROAR," the headline read, referring to a suggestion by Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, that he visit Ground Zero.
"We hold you responsible for the blood of our brothers," a July 8 statement read, referring to those who died in clashes with security forces since June 30.
"U need to do more 250," it read, referring to the UF-250, the name of the form officers fill out after a stop.
"We have killed a spy of America, he had dollars, an expensive watch and a G.P.S. finder," it read, referring to a Global Positioning System, Mr. Reghduanullah said.
Or the parliamentary power of 1992 to 1996!" the caption read, referring to the Western-style democracy favored by Mr. Karzai versus the Islamic-style mujahedeen government of the 1990's.
"Monday," it read, referring to one of those black October Mondays, "was a sleepless night for informed citizens throughout the country".
