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From: anon
Subject: GOP MONEY oozing out of that sub
Bartcop,
I had earlier sent you an e-mail message about
Oil and Energy Companies represented aboard Greeneville
and what we believe to be a cover-up.
(The following is formatted in HTML, but if you do not have HTML
capabilities and would like to receive the links
(underlined), please respond and I will send them to you.
We have now found our first connection: . . .
(see #3 below...EnCap Energy--Now, paired with El Paso Energy Corp.):
Cheney, oil executives raise $8 million for GOP
Thursday, September 28, 2000 Alongside a few friends from the oil industry, Dick Cheney (Halliburton) helped raise $8 million for Republican Senate candidates and blamed the Clinton administration for a lack of leadership that he says has left the United States without an energy policy. Big oil and other special interests came through Wednesday night at the 6th annual Senate Majority Celebration . . . Among the event's leading fund-raisers were oil executives Erle Nye, chairman of TXU Corp.; William Wise, chief executive of El Paso Energy . . . They were among the evening's 10 vice chairmen who each raised more than $100,000 for the NRSC. …No other candidate for federal office has received as much financial backing from the oil industry as Bush, a former oilman in Texas. Bush has received more than $1.6 million in contributions since January 1999, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which studies money and campaigns.
Following are the Oil and Energy Companies aboard Greeneville:
1. UtilCorp United (Next 4 org.reported as subsidiaries
of UtilCorp)
2. Aquila Energy Capital Corp
3. EnCap Energy--Now, paired with El Paso Energy
Corp.
4. Merit Energy
5. Fossil Bay Resources
6. Quintana Petroleum--Owned by Cullen family.
Poppy's
diary, 10/13/86: "I remember Watergate. "
...I remember the way things oozed out. It
is important to be level, to be honest, to be direct."
(Iran/Contra)
GOP MONEY is beginning to ooze out on this scandal
DeltaDart
(Information gathered by users on Salon's TT; Thread: Bush's handling of Sub accident)
Quotes
"Professional boxing needs a union, so
the retired bozers can have a pension."
-- John McCain, arch-conservative anti-unionist
On that same Bob Costas show as Clooney, McCain said "Muhammed
Ali is my hero."
I thought that was striking that McCain, who spent those years
in a North Vietnamese POW shithole
has a hero who refused to join him in that fight.
From: liz@zrusilla.com
Subject: Ann Coulter on french fries
A quick Google search revealed that the bleached
harpy has discussed french fries,
in connection with the overregulated nanny state:
"Obesity costs an estimated $200 billion every
year. How about a federal
law limiting the number of French fries each
individual may eat?"
Nah, regulation is stifling.
How about just offing Ronald McDonald instead?
Quicktakes in the Chicago Sun-Times
http://www.suntimes.com/output/quicktakes/qt11.html
News Item: President Bush takes to
stump for $1.6 trillion in tax cuts over the next 10 years.
News Item: Nation's infrastructure
"is crumbling" and needs at least $1.3 trillion in repairs over
the next 10 years, according to study by the American Society of Civil
Engineers.
Wouldn't the leftover $0.3 trillion be the cost
of the Bartcop Tax Plan?
Yes, that would give every taxpayer $1500 to spark the dying Smirk economy.
But noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
The billionaires would whine, and the ditto-monkeys want THEM to have the money.
Did the Utah branch of the Whore Court legalize clergy rape?
Excerpt:
"It's chilling, is what it is," Montgomery said.
"You have the most
powerful organization in this state doing
what it will, without any government
regulation at all, and without any redress
being available." Montgomery said
his clients are considering an appeal to
the U.S. Supreme Court.
ha ha
Good luck with those clowns.
They don't follow the law - they do what Tony (Three Fingers)
Scalia tells them.
Free to rape the children in their care?
And they can't be arrested or sued?
Oh, organized religion is such a friendly institution.
To: Laura C. Schlessinger tvmail@drlaura.com
Subject: GOP Honey Seeks Job
for Stud
by Margaret Shemo
Ton o Mail and Toons
Allison Janney gave a nice speech last night when she won best
actress at the SAG Awards
Martin Sheen gave a nice speech when he won, too.
John Spencer gave a nice speech when the group won "best emsemble."
They all thanked Lewellyn Wells, John Wells, Tommy Schlamme (great
name)
and they rightfully gushed over the great writing by, and vision
of, Aaron Sorkin.
Thank Koresh.
If they had even mentioned that traitor Pat Caddell,
or that know-nothing Lawrence O'Donnell
or that drunken slut Dee Dee Myers
or that insolent bitch Peggy Noonan I would've gone a
little postal.
Thank you, Allison, Martin and John
...and another shut-out for The Sopranos.
I wonder why.
It can't be an anti-HBO bias, because Sex in the City
always wins something.
Pigboy and the GOP think they're so clever using President Kennedy's voice in their tax cut Jihad.
When Kennedy gave that speech, in 1961, the highest rate was 91
percent.
Yes, we all agree 91 percent is too high, Pigboy.
They're pretending that Kennedy is saying 39 percent (for billionaires)
is too high.
This makes as much sense as using MLK's voice to destroy Affirmative
Action.
But then again, with the Democrats laying down and offering Smirk
their ass,
anything might work.
From: jonl309@yahoo.com
Subject: Free Chinaco
Hey, BC. Last night I was at the fabulous On Broadway club in
San Diego attending a party
paid for by the most generous American Express corporation. The fabulous
On
Broadway
club offers fine, professional pool tables, an incredible spread of
fine foods like stone crab claws
(yes, I know you hate seafood) and roast lamb, and most important,
for three hours, an unlimited open bar.
I immediately began an investigation and found that at the downstairs
bar they had a stash of the
wonderful Chinaco Anejo. As well as a most nubile young
bartendress who was only half dressed.
I indulged, BC. I know you would expect that of me, and I manfully
rose to the occasion, forcing myself
to sip snifter after glorious snifter of the magic elixer, while appraising
the half-dressedness of the lovely Rebecca.
There were perhaps 600 people enjoying the party, and apart from the
four or five friends to whom I
recommended Chinaco, and who became instant converts,
most of them were drinking Amstel light and
Seagrams and Coke. The world is full of philistines. But thanks to
you, I'm not one of them.
I hope I have turned you green with envy.
All the best,
Pete Hisey
Pete,
You have.
From: pamgreen@cac.net
Subject: Bart Simpson
Did you happen to see what Bart was writing on the blackboard at the beginning of last night's show?
I will not scare the vice president.
I will not scare the vice president.
I will not scare the vice president.
I will not scare the vice president.
I will not scare the vice president.
Please, Bart...do it for us!!
ha ha
Something Missing from the Discrimination
Debate
by Scott Davis
From: hrguy2@iar.net
Subject: bartcop.com stock
BartCop -
Incorporate, sell some shares and cut some of
us true believers in.
This is America, dude. Cut us in on the action
and we'll fork over some duckies.
Until then, well...I like you, but...you ain't
gonna grow the hammer big enough
by asking for handouts and banner clicks.
Most successful gigs are done with OPM.
You know - even if I had money to give
you - I, and I think many other Bartcop.com readers
are too street-smart and jaded to send money
to a website...any website. Hell, I'm a Democrat
from hell and I don't give much at all to the
DNC...maybe $25-$50 a year, max, and that's only
because I screwed up and let them get my addresses.
Anyway, keep up the good work.
Doug
Doug,
Like most things, I don't know how that works. Somebody said selling
stock
is a major FTC paperwork nightmare requiring several lawyers and accountants.
It happened again.
While transforming this page into Volume
424, I hit a wrong button
and wiped out the Saturday edition of bartcop.com
I hate when that happens.
Once something gets into print, like a letter, I delete the original,
so we lost some good stuff.
We will proceed...
Quotes
"Believe it or not, there are some
people who just can't let go of President Clinton."
-- John Hockenberry, Fox Whore News, just before
doing an hour on Clinton today
Isn't George Clooney the best interview ever?
I'm a big Clooney fan.
If I was gay, I'd really be a Clooney fan.
But he always gives the best interviews.
The latest one I saw was with Bob Costas on HBO.
He always says the most interesting things.
He said he's a hueueueuge basketball fan, plays all the
time.
(You've seen them shoot hoops on ER)
He said while shooting "One Fine Day," with Michelle Pfeiffer,
he got an elbow in his
eye socket (which broke) playing basketball between takes and
he had to hide it from
the camera for a few days while his eyeball turned from red back
to white.
He said while shooting "Batman and Robin," he broke his
ankle playing hoops
and had to walk from one set to the next, in the damn Bat suit,
using
a cane.
He also said while shooting that film, Dean Cain (Lois and Clark)
came by and they
got a pick up game with some neighborhood schmoes, and lost,and
now those guys
walk around saying, "We beat Superman, Batman and Robin in basketball."
Clooney - seems to me he took Sinatra's place as a "man's man."
Let me tell you another guy I'm not gay for, but I would be if
I was gay.
I've always liked Ben Affleck.
People think Matt Damon is the "cute one," but have you seen the
previews for "Pearl Harbor?"
If I was 51/49 straight, Ben Affleck in uniform might tip the
balance. They should use Affleck
in uniform for posters to get kids to join the service, because
he's a world-beater in uniform.
[And you ditto-monkeys, don't write and say "You're secretly gay."
If I was gay, I'd stand up like a man and say, "Goddamit,
I'm gay,"
but I'm not, so I don't.]
In closing (applause) Clooney's doing a remake of "Oceans Eleven,"
which, to me, just solidifies
his Sinatra inheritance. Granted, Clooney's not the biggest star
in the world right now,
but I'd trade his future for Cary Grant's past.
A go-round on foreign policy
ride
by Molly Ivins
Excerpt:
Cheney's former employer Halliburton (an oilfield
services company)
has been trading with Iraq for quite some time
despite the sanctions.
Halliburton subsidiaries Dresser-Rand and Ingersoll
Dresser Pump Co. helped reconstruct
Iraq's oil industry, according to `The Washington
Post' and numerous other publications.
This was going on while the United States was
regularly bombing Iraq. In 1999,
Iraq emerged as the fastest-growing source of
U.S. oil imports, and as Bush has reminded us,
more and more of our imports come from overseas.
Which Tax Plan is better for America?
Click Here to figure out what Bush's tax plan means to you.
Click Here top see what The BartCop Tax Plan means to you.
Of course, The
BartCop Tax Plan is so simple,
just do it in your head.
You get ten percent of your yearly earnings, for a maximum of
$1500
Do what's best for you.
The billionaires are going to be fine, either way.
Mayor Clinton?
Don't laugh.
A Letter from Isaac.
There was a thunderstorm in K-Drag Sunday.
When it storms, Mrs BartCop wants to clean the house
(Don't ask.)
She ordered me to take a load of stuff to the garage, and while
I was making room
for in on the shelf, a big-ass bolt of lightning struck near
BartCop Manor and something
fell on me from an upper shelf.
It was the BartCop-designed menu from my second club, The
Train Station.
I figured that meant God wanted you to
see it, so here goes:
ha ha
I designed the neon sign, too.
This is the same train James West (not Will Smith) used on Wild
Wild West.
Maybe you train buffs know it?
It's called "The General," after Ulysses S. Grant, I think.
Everything about the restaurant was related to trains.
For instance, here is the drink menu.
The appetizer
menu.
The Sandwich
menu.
The
Burger and Salad menu.
Hey, I didn't say it would be exciting.
I'm just doing as He commanded.
I could tell a few dozen stories about this adventure, too, like
why it didn't work.
We were supposed to have a little train running around near the
ceiling, but noooooo.
Things don't always work out like they should.
From: jsimpson@slasher.net
Subject: Your Phoney tax Plan
Mr. Bartcop;
I am originally
from California, but now live in retirement in Florida.
I have a modest pension of $20,000/month.
I work hard playing golf all day and whoring
in clubs all night. I have to support
2 kids on my own since their slutty mother got herself killed
and left them alone.
Plus, I have bad knees.
I am glad
there is someone like President Bush who cares about people like me and
wants us
to have a big tax cut. Your measly
$1500 won't pay for my designer gloves and tennis shoes.
I deserve a larger tax cut than working jerks
because I have bigger bills to pay.
Sincerely,
O. Simpson
PS. When I get my tax cut from President
Bush,
I
will spend it on white powder and white pussy.
People who benefit from
Bush's tax plan:
O.J.Simpson
Bill Gates
The vulgar Pigboy
Troy Acheman
Anna Nicole Smith
Big Oil
Larry King
Larry King's seven ex-wives
Paul Harvey
Warren Buffett
Vince McMahon
Patsey Ramsey
Paul Allen
N' Sink
Rupert Murdoch
Laura the Unlaid
Big Cancer
Sung Yung Moon
Madonna
Sam Walton's multi-billionaire kids.
Tom Delay
Steve Forbes
Uncle O.J. Watts
that loser Patriots quarterback who just got $103,000,000
Dennis Rodman
Bob Novak
The Backstreet Boys
Bruce Willis
Wayne Hazungia
Ross Perot
Michael Skakel
Britney Spears
All of Elizabeth Taylor's husbands except Richard
Burton and Larry Fortensky
Mike Tyson
William Shatner (whoops, sorry, ...he'd do
better under The
BartCop Tax Plan)
Donald Trump
George Bush (Bigtime)
The pricks at Morgan Stanley-Dean Witter
Puff Daddy
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Dick Cheney
The estate of Ronald Reagan
The guys who invented Napster and Yahoo
Dennis Miller
People who benefit from The
BartCop Tax Plan
You and all hardworking people
Poor Ronald's lifeless body being taken to the morgue...
Why would Ann Coulter do this?
Why did she give up free french fries for life?
...and what was Hillary's role?
Tonight, on Hannity and Colmes.
Quotes
"Isn't it a sad time we live in?
After Columbine, everyone was so shaken
by that terrible tragedy.
People were so outraged, the Senate
passed new gun laws (They did what?)
But after the Santana School shooting,
there are just hushed whispers in Washington.
Everone knows that gun violence is no
longer an issue.
The gun lobby has won, and I think that's
sad."
-- Bob Schieffer, Senior whore at CBS.
Yeah, Bob, and how did that happen?
That new tone we have in Washington is due to Smirk stealing
the White House.
People like you let that happen.
Smirk was always more guns and less education, and you
knew that.
And knowing that, you pushed and pushed for President Smirk.
You knew Smirk was a moron puppet for his daddy's CIA friends.
You knew he was the stupidest man to run for president in our
lifetime.
Remember this, Bob?
Remember that, Bob?
I heard you say it myself, so don't try to deny it.
You were so over-the-top ga ga about Smirk's "mastery" of foreign
policy.
You lied, Bob.
Did Leslie Moonves tell you to lie?
Did your boss tell you slant things Smirk's way?
Or did you whore on your own volition?
We both know Smirk can't find Europe on a fucking map,
but you say his knowledge of foreign policy is "very impressive?"
You're a liar, Bob.
Yes - guns taking over our schools is sad, but when someone like
yourself
looks right into the camera and begs all his viewers, "Please
elect Smirk,"
isn't it also sad when a slut like you now pretends he didn't
contribute?
If you wanted more guns and less education,
why did you lie about President Dumbass being qualified, Bob?
You brought more guns into our schools, Bob, when you pushed
for Smirk.
You knew Smirk was all more guns and less education
so why are you acting surprised when the scorpion stings you,
Bob?
The whole campaign, you laid down for Smirk.
Worse than that, when you had a chance to ask him tough questions,
you choose to offer him your ass, instead.
He's your boy, Bob.
Take some responsibility.
From: jnagarya@888.nu
Subject: Monarch--er, "Majestic" Reagan
Reagan kept his jacket on while calling those
in Third World countries fighting fascism "communists".
Reagan kept his jacket on while calling the fascists
he deployed "Freedom Fighters"
Reagan kept his jacket on while subverting Constitution
and violating Trading with the Enemies Act.
Reagan kept his jacket on while saying, "I don't
recall" under oath.
Joe N.
Boston, MA
Quotes
"We have to get this money back
to the people right away,
because if we don't, Washington
will spend that money."
-- Every ditto-monkey pushing Smirk's tax
cut.
Hey, I have news for your confused ass.
"Washington" is run entirely by Republicans.
The White House, the Senate, thw House, the Courts, thew military and the media.
How are those scared bunny Democrats going to spend a nickle?
Our Forum got a mention on salon.com
Strom's Wife's Lover Wants Bush Job Interview
Excerpt:
The letter said, "If we can be of further help,
please call Nancy and me at home, not at the office,
concerning this matter. Highest personal regards.
Strom Thurmond."
Thurmond's Senate staff was asked if the senator
wrote the letter.
If not, did he authorize someone else to write
it and sign his name?
If he didn't, is he concerned that someone is
forging his name and using his office letterhead?
The office remained tight-lipped.
Staffers, who saw the letter, say it is not Thurmond's handwriting.
Read the Previous Issue
It had everything.
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Thanks for the fumble,
Dude.