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Two reminders about Rush's squealing about price controls:
Dear vulgar Pigboy,
1. The only president in my lifetime to issue long-term price
controls was Nixon, you nut,
so stop whining since your side is
the only one to ever take this drastic step.
2. Your repetitive whine that, "Price
controls will not produce one watt of electricity,"
comes nowhere close to making any sense. If
there's an earthquake or hurricane, temporary laws
against gouging on batteries, ice and bottled
water don't produce any batteries, ice or water,
but they PROTECT the people whose lives were
turned upsidedown by Mother Nature.
In California, it's the unrestrained greed
of Smirk's friends in BIG OIL causing the problems.
So shut the hell up about price controls not
producing anything.
If your phones were open, liberals could point out the realities of life, Rush.
From: abbau@msn.com
Subject: When O'Connor retires...
Bartcop,
i am going to suggest that when O'Connor retires
we begin raising the holiest hell imaginable.
Why? Because that bastard,like his father replacing
a great African-American jurist with Uncle Thomas,
would replace O'Connor -- who is on the shit
list anyway -- with a nut from the 5th circuit in Louisiana.
Her name is Edith H. Jones, a Red Ink appointee
who is apparently as insane as Scalia, Uncle Thomas, and Renquist.
She authored the decision allowing Bush the Sequel
to put a man to death whose attorney had slept through the trial.
Apparently just having a warm body in the court
room constitutes due process.
Prediction: the grab your ankles Democrats
will approve and the press will say "she's a woman."
john
chicago
John, I agree.
The gelding Democrats will confirm whoever Karl Rove tells them to.
I think every Democrat should get out their checkbook, write a check
to bartcop.com for $600, take a picture of it, and send that
photo to
their pink tutu Senator or Rep with the note,
"I was going to send this to YOU, but you
refuse to fight the Fascists."
You don't have to mail the check to me at PO Box 54466, Tulsa,
OK 74155,
but your scaredy-cat Democrat in Washington will think you did.
Heck, they might even dial up bartcop.com to see
what the fuss is about.
I don't think our Democrats know the meaning of the word, "NO!"
...otherwise, don't even bother voting again.
Uncle Dick and Karl Rove will handle that for you.
Moving on from the Tiger
Woo situation, one last note:
I'm guessing this week was the most visible week for Tiger in
2001,
and he drove a Chrysler around K-Drag all week.
If I was Buick, that'd piss me off.
They paid the former Mr Perfect millions to endorse their
cars,
but the one week when everybody was watching him, he drove a
Chrysler.
Oh, one other thing.....
http://www.tigerwoodsisgod.com/
ha ha
I've said for years that the government should regulate the price
of gasoline.
Nobody gains but OPEC and BIG OIL when the price fluctuates.
Same for California's energy problems - power should be regulated.
Aren't most monopolies regulated, anyway?
In K-Drag, natural gas & electricity rates are set by the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission,
where Uncle OJ Watts made his fortune accepting "gifts" from
the companies he regulated.
For decades, OPEC has had the power to lower prices to where
American wells shut down.
This is what happened under Clinton. Oil was $20 a barrel
and it costs $25 to drill for it,
so hundreds or thousands of unprofitable OK and TX wells shut
down and those oil field
workers went into different lines of work.
Now, OPEC and ENRON can raise the hell out of oil prices, knowing
it would take years
to assemble the equipment and personnel to make the wells operate
again, but as soon as they do,
OPEC and ENRON can drop prices and put them out of business like
a Wal-Mart.
Gasoline, oil, coal, natural gas and nuclear should be regulated by the feds.
...and Al Gore was right.
The gas-chugging automobile engines are what's killing us.
That's why Houston looks like this:
We could make rechargable-battery powered cars right now if we wanted to.
But then Smirk's buddies couldn't make those extra billions, so
we're mired in the morass
of technology that was around when Judge Roy Bean and Bear were
scaring strangers.
You can't blame Clinton for this.
When we were drowning in cheap, cheap oil, you can't expect a
nation to get behind a move
to "fix" an emergeny that doesn't exists.
But now that ENRON and Exxon/Mobile are raping American family
budgets to death,
we need a new Manhattan Project that won't make the super-rich
richer.
From: Coach
Subject: Area 51 video
BC,
I couldn't read your Area 51 stuff either. And
I'm also on cable with a brand new video card.
The whole thing downloaded in less than three
minutes but wouldn't play.
No idea what the problem is, but there's a problem.
When I'm fooling around with new stuff, I usually
send it to myself first for a trial run.
Have you tried this?
Coach
Coach, thanks, you're the second person to give me feedback.
Since the feedback is running 100 percent "can't see," I won't post
anymore video
until some tech dude writes in with possible solutions.
Heck, it may be something as simple as having the wrong setting when
I create the mpg,
but I can download what's on the www and it worls perfectly.
...but then, I have some porn experience :)
BTW, the video shows a real spaceship landing and small silver beings
getting out.
They mulitated some cattle and took off in a flash - too bad you can't
see this incredible proof!
Europe vents its anger against Bush
Excerpt:
The President’s visit to Sweden was dogged by
protesters, thousands of whom at one point
bared their bottoms outside his hotel. The failure
to reach agreement at the US-EU summit
followed a polite but unco-operative reception
at Nato over US missile defence.
Quotes
"Tiger Woo is nine strokes back
If he has a great round, he may
finish in the top five.
If he wins this golf tournament,
he'll be my idol, that's for sure."
-- golfer Sergio Garcia, near the lead after Saturday
ha ha
From: (withheld)
Subject: Area 51 video
Hello Bartcop,
I just finished attempting to get this video to
work with no such luck at all.
I have a cable modem, and the new real player
8, I can't get it to play at all.
Enclosed is a copy of the error message,
MPEG by Bitcasting: Error
3 unable to play file.
yet I doubt that will be of any help.
Do I need a different player to view this file?
Thanks
Dae
Dae, thanks for the feedback, you're the only one who has written.
I wish I knew what to tell you.
As far as I know, it's a regular mpg.
After I uploaded it, I put the original in another folder and downloaded
what was on the www and it worked fine, but I have a Voodoo 3500 video
card.
Maybe it plays more formats - I don't know.
Any of you porn experts out there know what to do?
I know that's why you got the cable, the DSL, the T-1's and T-3's,
so you could download the nasty movies.
(If you write in, I won't identify you as a "porn expert")
If nobody can see the mpgs, I'll stop uploading them.
From: mforrest@ashlandhome.net
Subject: VN Vets Memorial for Reagan...
bartcop,
you rule dude!
me and my homeless buddies wish to contribute
our WebReadyRonnie tribute to Reagan ....
laughing vietnam veterans in seattle...
pls send Chinaco!
... its COLD in the morning under this bridge...
Click
on Red-Ink Reagan to see a great page
Good stuff, guys!
Lying
Bastard Rewrites History for Upcoming Confirmation Hearings
Asa Hutchinson (R-Bob Jones Alumni)
claims he tried to stop the lynching of Clinton's penis
Senate Democrats will certainly confirm, to avoid making Rove
and Cheney angry.
Excerpt:
Asa Hutchinson said Friday he was part
of a small, bipartisan group of House Judiciary Committee members
who tried but failed to find an alternative
to impeaching President Clinton in 1998.
"It was very difficult for the legislative
branch to discuss sensitive issues with the judicial branch," he said.
"So [impeachment proceedings] was something
that was started and simply had to continue on."
If, I mean when they confirm this nasty-ass, racist, lying cock
hunter,
please tell me you're going to stop sending money to the
gelding Democrat.
Make them take one, little tiny step towards acting like men
before they get another dime.
God, what are we going to do when O'Connor retires?
Rove will stack the Supreme Court with more partisan whores and
we'll never get to vote again.
Pundit
Pap over at http://www.americanpolitics.com
is great reading every week.
I stopped watching the Sunday shows because Pundit Pap watches
them for me.
Be sure and read the Capital
Gong Show piece by Dash Riprock.
Good damn stuff, wish I'd written it.
I'd like to steal it, but that whole page is great, you should
check it out.
And they're faster than hell, too.
The networks make you wait days for transcripts.
But Pundit Pap is up within hours.
A shot of Chinaco for Mac, Doctor Dave, Morrie and Dash.
Maureen Dowd had another yawner column Sunday.
Click Here if you want to waste the time.
Admit it - you wanted Tiger to win the U.S. Open, didn't you.
Tax Cut Puts Social Security at Risk
Excerpt:
Bush's tax cut and the lagging economy are shrinking federal surpluses,
shaping the political battle
over the budget into a fight over which party will be forced to dig
into Social Security and Medicare funds.
Democrats say the tax cut -- along with spending Republicans envisioned
in the 2002 budget -- will
drain away expected surpluses in the near term and eat into money generated
by the two politically
sacrosanct programs for the elderly and disabled.
"There is still very much a sense that there's money for more tax cuts,
and money for more spending,''
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, D-N.D., said last week.
"I don't believe that's the case.''
Washington
'Dead Wrong' on AIDS
By the Washington Whore Post
Excerpt:
Andrew Natsios, the Bush administration's new
chief of the U.S. Agency for International Development
(USAID), has made a very bad start with regard
to one of his agency's primary missions: dealing with the
scourge of AIDS in Africa. Natsios has made comments
recently on the prevention and treatment of the
disease in Africa that are, to say the least,
disturbing, if not alarming.
Stopping AIDS deaths in Africa won't produce a single barrel of oil...
The act-now,
think-later president
by Daniel Schorr
Excerpt:
But perhaps one should not be surprised at this
tendency to act now and think later.
This, after all, was the president who decided
how much money he wanted to commit for tax relief
before he knew how much he would need for defense,
education, and prescription drugs.
Dear BartCop,
Thought this might've gotten lost in the
recent full-up :)
-bhaskar
From: bhaskar_manda@yahoo.com
Subject: You're not sending that check to NPR, are you?
Hey Bartcop,
Everywhere the fashionably liberal people
are talking about NPR.
About the artsy programs, about history,
life, and such. Maybe some
get the warm and fuzzies by funding "public"
radio too. I sent money
too, until NPR started smirking along the
right wing-to-irrelevant,
axis, and then danced at the funeral when
they buried democracy.
So, where are fine democracy-loving people to send their money now?!
Nobody wants to fund more political Prozac
on NPR/PBS (we put the "Goebbel" in "information")!
They can't give it to Salon, 'cause Salon
will turn around and give it to Horowitz and Paglia.
What are they going to do, give it for
another Green ego-trip?
They'd give it to the DNC, but then the
Crisco kid (Ministry of Justice) will come looking for them.
So, till the Big Dog asks for it to give
Hillary a promotion, they can hit the Paypal button to grow the Big Hammer.
BartCop.. it's better than Working Assets.
Pretty clear, eh? Maybe you can tell the
lost souls this on the page,
instead of just showing a GIF of Paypal.
Ciao,
-bhaskar
bhaskar is right.
Everyone should support bartcop.com
Koresh knows what would happen if we had a budget to work with.
Quotes
"I don't know if anything improper happened
in Mr. Rove's meeting, but I do know this is exactly
the type of situation that you would
have investigated had it occurred in the Clinton Administration.''
-- Henry Waxman to Dan Burton (R-Depends)
Read the Previous Issue
It had everything.
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Thanks for the fumble, Dude.