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"Last week off the coast of California, a man's
sailboat was damaged when a whale
surfaced and tried to mate with his
boat. Later, a spokesman for the Coast Guard
said it was not the whale's
fault. The boat was acting like a whore."
-- Conan
Agent: FBI Rewrote Moussaoui Request
Excerpt:
An FBI whistle-blower alleges FBI headquarters
rewrote Minnesota agents'
pre-Sept. 11 request for surveillance and
search warrants for Zacarias Moussaoui
and removed important information before
rejecting them, government officials said Friday.
Agent Coleen Rowley wrote that the Minnesota
agents became so frustrated by roadblocks
erected by terrorism supervisors in Washington
that they began to joke that FBI headquarters
was becoming an "unwitting accomplice"
to bin Laden's efforts to attack the US, the officials said.
Is this why Smirk n Dick are so desperate to block this investigation?
Did the FBI have orders to let Sept 11th happen so George could
become King?
When our
last elected leader went to
Germany
he got a friendl reception.
Subject: David Brock Story
From: Stephen Sacco
To: special@foxnews.com
Dear Anyone at Fox News who wishes to read this,
I am writing to express my dismay at your story
about former self-described "right-wing hit man"
David Brock's medical history. Though
you accurately reported he sought psychological help,
you forgot to mention that after he was treated
he gave up his nutty right-wing politics for
a more reasoned approach.
Perhaps psychiatry has something to offer y'all
at Fox News. I guarantee that if Brit Hume and others
at Fox (who seem to have a psychological ailment
that causes them to sneer in derision at people who
seek help for their problems) seek treatment
you will not be met with biased innuendo by respectable
media outlets as was Mr. Brock.
Now I realize why Al Gore wants to extend coverage
for mental health care. Far from being soft,
mushy and sentimental, he was simply trying to
remove the psychological impairments that the right-wing
seems to have and replace them with clear and
unbiased thinking.
Take heart, there may be hope for you yet!
And it is my sincere wish that you find the inspiration
and courage you need to face whatever demons
you have regarding Mr. Brock's story.
Sincerely,
Stephen Sacco
P.S. I will pray for you.
From: PASchuman
Stunning factoid
Pilots could always optionally carry a side arm
on the plane, since JFK created that exception
to the FAA regs by executive order during a hijacking
scare in the early '60s. Every president
allowed that EO to remain in place, including
the gun law advocating Clinton for his entire 8 years.
After all presidents had seen fit to keep it,
for nearly 40 years, it came to an abrupt end in
July, 2001, by order of Bush.
This order goes entirely against common sense,
against the consensus of presidents of both parties,
and against the otherwise consistent pro 2nd
amendment, pro NRA position the administration always takes.
You'd never guess Bush or Ashcroft would restrict
guns in any way. This is completely inexplicable.
Unless they wanted to avoid the possibility of
someone's running into armed pilots for some unknown reason.
Begala made this point one night on Crossfire.
The gun in the cockpit is NOT the last line of defense.
The last line is the F-16 shooting the plane out of the damn sky.
I'd much rather trust the pilot with a gun than "F" with an F-16.
..
Unka
Dick, are we going to jail like BartCop says?
You
said nobody would ever find out.
...why
you crying, Unka Dick?
Did
I say something sad?
From: Daddio
Hey, I haven't written since I was at Juliefest.
Nice job, Bart.
We're all glad you did that, and that we could
be a part of it.
More recently, I wrote the NY Times this week
after I read an MWO
article about Halliburton. I hit the trifecta;
I got this lame response.
Dear NY Times:
I have a question:
Why did your newspaper regard the Whitewater
affair, a story about a land deal involving
several thousand dollars and President
Clinton, as a political story...yet your newspapar now
regards the Halliburton affair, a story about
accounting fraud involving a hundred million dollars
under Vice President Cheney, as a business
story?
I would appreciate an explanation.
[NY Times response via email]
Such considerations are not a science, and
the line between classifications is sometimes arbitrary.
Translation: A lie about Clinton makes
more money than the truth about the B.F.E.E.
Since we are in the revenue-generating business, and NOT the news business,
we go with the story that will make our stockholders richer, not the truth.
But I think a consideration in the distinction
is that Halliburton existed as a big business, and was
mostly in the news as a business. Whitewater,
of course, was not.
ha ha
What great logic!
"Nobody ever heard of Whitewater, so we could
make it anything we wanted.
Halliburton is well-known by everyone,
so there's no story there."
Certainly, though, if this Halliburton/Cheney
story becomes a big national issue,
if the Democrats choose to make a political
issue of it, it will likely move to our national pages.
Well, I guess that's the end of that, then.
The Democrats are too scared to "make a political issue of it," so
we're screwed again.
Thanks for writing.
Best,
Bill Borders, The New York Times.
As they used to say in Brooklyn during the Depression: Such crust (or, what nerve).
Later, Daddy-O.
See you there...
Subject: Two sides of the same story...
Hey! Has anyone else noticed this?
Last summer, John Walker Lindh may have had information
about a terrorist plot
to attack the United States. Today,
John Walker Lindh is on trial for treason.
Last summer, George W. Bush may have had information
about a terrorist plot
to attack the United States. And we are
being told that there is no need to investigate this any further.
Double standards?
Kip
Kip, the Bush boy doesn't have to obey the law.
He's royalty - he's above the law. He never has to answer
for crimes.
Excerpt:
In an incredible display of arrogance,
George Bush said that HE (not the White House, but HE)
will no longer tolerate second-guessing
on the subject of the growing questions of what did the
Bush Administration know and when did it
know it regarding threatened terrorist attacks against
the United States prior to 9-11. Rumsfeld
then came out with a press release from the Department
of Defense, stating that "those who ask
questions could face government charges."
"Illegal asking of questions?"
I don't like to use vulgarity, but fuck a bunch of that.
America was built on the right to question our government,
and now this crooked gang of thugs wants to take that away from
us?
The fact that the Illegal Usurper STOLE his way into power over
the wishes of
the voters doesn't negate our Constitutionally-guaranteed right
to ask questions.
Fuck Bush, and fuck Rumsfeld.
Somebody has to stand up and say, "Blow Me!"
Let's hope Ol' Bart isn't our last line of defense.
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Any answers?
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Quotes
"I wish that you guys had children,"
he tells the broadcasters during their audience,
"so I could kick them in the f-ing head
or stomp on their testicles, so you could feel my pain."
-- Mike Tyson, Bush voter, preparing for his
historic fight with Lennox Lewis
No Guns at Afghan Weddings
Authorities in Afghanistan have urged people to stop firing guns during
marriages
after U.S. warplanes mistakenly bombed a convoy of wedding guests.
A spokesman for the Khost province, said the latest in a number of U.S.
attacks left four ethnic Pashtun wedding guests severely wounded.
"These people in the convoy belonged to a wedding party and as part
of their Pashtun
traditions during celebrations of weddings, they fired in the sky and
American planes
misunderstood it and bombed them fearing that people on board were
Taliban or al Qaeda."
The spokesman claimed U.S. warplanes killed 10 people at a Khost wedding
after a U.S. helicopter crew
saw guns firing. Coalition officials have dismissed as "rubbish" claims
wedding parties were attacked.
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They can't win fairly, so they cheat
GOP
sought to sabotage vote, Dems say
Republicans accused of planting fake candidates to force primaries
Excerpt:
The Michigan Republican party planted bogus
Democratic candidates in eight
hotly contested state Senate races to force
legitimate Democrats into primary
contests, the state Democratic Party said
this week.
Republicans can't win anything unless they cheat.
Their backwards ideas, plus their hatred for gays, blacks and
women
have made them unwinnable - so they cheat, just like the Illegal
Fraud.
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This time, it's New York
Accusation
Leads to Suspension of High-Level Priest in NewYork
The sexual abuse scandals in the Roman Catholic
Church reached the highest levels of the
Archdiocese of New York yesterday, when
the archdiocese announced it had ordered the
suspension of the monsignor in charge of
fund-raising after he was accused of having an
"improper relationship" with a minor 20
years ago. As vicar for development, Monsignor
Charles Kavanagh is one of the archdiocese's
most powerful clerics.
An "improper relationship?"
That's what the Catholic Church calls child rape?
Makes me wonder what percentage of today's priests were abused.
Perhaps that cycle of sexual violence has been going on for centuries,
and they think calling it an "improper relationship" will make
the problem go away?
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