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The Rev Jackson: I see you're having trouble getting the
hostages released.
I've had some good luck freeing hostages.
Would you like any assistance?
Bush White House: Go to Hell, nigger.
We know exactly what we're doing.
President Smirk: We do?
Can somebody tell me?
C'mon, I'm the President.
Please?
Cheney in Charge: Shut up, George.
You'll find out when you need to know.
From: hayu_lol@hotmail.com
Subject: Tom Clancy
Sure wish that someone would interview Tom Clancy,
Dale Brown et.al.
for the high tech knowledge these guys all have--at
least they have it according to their books.
We Bartcoppers, out here in cyberspace, would
really like to know why our navy
doesn't seen to know how any of their gear works.
Yeah, it's time to bring in the real experts...the
folks who have made millions
by telling us how perfect our military systems
are.
Robert
Robert, good point.
I thought that Al
Martin piece was pretty enlightening, but yeah,
an interview with live questions would be a great idea, but that might
shed light
on what Cheney and Rove are up to, so we have no right to know.
Disney/ABC Can't Stop Lying for Bush
Here's the big attention-grabbing headline right now at ABCNews.com
A Hard Line
President Bush Warns of Damage to U.S.-China
Relations
While noting that "diplomacy takes time," Bush
once again called for the release of
the crew members and added a barely veiled
warning.
"Every day that goes by increases the potential
that our relations with China will
be damaged," Bush said.
That's not a "hard line."
Don't words mean anything anymore?
A "hard line" is "We want those people and the plane in 24
hours or
the United States will slap a quarantine on all American goods
from
every source for triple the amount of time our hostages are
being held."
For young Smirk to stand timidly at a wobbly podium and suggests
that some
unspecified "damage" has the "potential" to possibly occur, and
that would
only be a possibility if the Chinese continue to hold them "as
every day goes by."
Geez, if our parents were that strict, we would've never come home from the prom.
And ABC News calls that Smirk's "hard
line?"
Where's the hard line in begging?
There's not even a soft line there.
Did you see a line of any kind in any place?
Why is ABC/Disney pretending Smirk's got a hard line?
Why couldn't they just tell the truth?
"Clueless
idiot begs Chi-Coms to play fair," would be more accurate.
A week from now, what's Smirk going to be saying?
"Every week that goes by increases the
potential
that our relations with China will
be damaged?"
Soooooooo, ...China is soooo scared of the Failure in Thief.
Then what?
"Every month that goes by increases
the potential
that our relations with China
will be damaged?"
Pretty soon, he'll be up for re-election.
Just a Reminder...
Von Reagan paying his respects to the Nazi Soldier's Memorial at Bitburg, Germany.
Smirk and Poweell begging China for forgiveness,
Reagan paying his respects to Nazi war "heroes."
This never happened when Clinton was in office.
The Sierra Club urges Smirky to check the water at his ranch
Excerpt: "The big question:
Does President Bush take precautions
that he said other Americans don't deserve? "
My Devilish Dictionary
An Everyday Guide for Understanding G. W. Bush and GOP Terminology
by John Cory
Politics as Unusual
"Breaking his second campaign promise on the
environment, President Bush
has abandoned a pledge to invest $100
million a year in a program for
rain forest conservation, according
to the budget he released yesterday."
-- Boston Globe reports.
The only promise he's kept was to reverse the direction this country was going.
Headline on Yahoo News
China says Powell's 'sorry'
helpful in plane standoff
Colin Powell, begging China to play nice.
Remember when he was a man who was feared?
Now he's holding hands while Smirk begs for forgiveness.
Remember last week, Pigboy was screaming at Daschle and Feinstein
for using the word
"sorry," when dealing with China. Rush said the White House would
never apologize.
When a caller asked what the difference was between "expressing
regret," and "sorry,"
the smartest man in the GOP and the brilliant King of Debate
said,
"Try telling your mother, 'Mom, I regret
losing your diamond necklace.'"
What?
Jesus Christ, Rush.
Your mental decline is increasing at a faster speed that we realized.
"Regret for Mom's diamond necklace?"
Now, if Yahoo can be believed, Powell is begging China, too.
And I just saw a report that China is warning our congress not
to mess with the 2008 Olympics.
What a mess!
Clinton never screwed up anything this bad in eight years,
and Smirk is a walking bungle, even with Powell and Cheney holding
his hand.
Jesse Jackson and the 60's
(and Bill Clinton)
By Isaac Peterson
Excerpt:
Whatever one may think of Jesse, he has been
effective over the course
of many years. He has been a nightmare for conservatives
since the Civil
Rights movement (he marched and worked with Martin
Luther King, Jr.). He
won the release of U.S. pilot Robert Goodman
from Syria in 1983, when
Reagan's diplomatic efforts went nowhere. In
September of 1991 he won
the release of hundreds of foreign nationals
being held in Kuwait by
Saddam Hussein after efforts by the first Bush
White House failed. When
these results were broadcast, he seriously helped
expose the diplomatic
ineffectiveness of the Reagan and Bush administrations.
Quotes
"When the China spy-plane drama is over,
President Bush needs to explain his foreign policy.
It's confusing people -
allies, experts and adversaries - and exposing him to tough criticism."
-- Morton Kondracke,
Beltway Boy Toy
From: gekko@nycap.rr.com
Subject: Kurt Cobain
He didn't have stomach cancer, he had some serious
mental problems.
He was in the hospital after trying to commit
suicide, but it was ruled an accident,
so he left and several days later went and killed
himself.
He needed counseling, detox, and to be locked
up to protect him from himself.
He was absolutely not in his right mind, and
shouldn't have been allowed to walk out of the hospital.
Gekko, I think you're mistaken.
I'm not sure it was cancer, but I read interviews with Kurt where he
said the stomach pain was
driving him insane and he did the drugs to fight the pain. We may be
talking about the same thing.
They say that first suicide attempt was not "an accident," but then
again, I didn't know him.
I'm saying what I'm saying based on whore media reports, so who knows,
anymore?
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