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"Too bad I couldn't have gotten this from a
good president."
-- BartCop reader Brendan's 11-year
old daughter, after she got an award for academic achievement
at her elementary
school. It included a presidential certificate and a letter from
the White House.
The
Bush Effect
by Sam Parry at consortiumnews.com
Excerpt:
Europe’s crumbling faith in U.S. political
and financial institutions – starting with the
installation of George W. Bush as president
after Election 2000 through the latest
corporate-accounting scandals – is sending
shivers through a U.S. economy that has
grown dependent on $1.2 billion a day in
capital from overseas. This withdrawal of
foreign investment now is threatening to
choke off a U.S. economic recovery.
Fouling
Our Own Nest
by Bob Herbert
Excerpt:
Pig-Pen's attitude embodies President Bush's
approach to the environment.
We've been trashing, soiling, even destroying
the wonders of nature for countless ages.
Why stop now? Who is Mr. Bush to step in
and curb this venerable orgy of pollution,
this grand tradition of fouling our own
nest?
Digex
Executives Get Millions to Stay On
WorldCom Unit Bonuses to Repay Loans
Under Bush, the raping never stops
Excerpt:
Executives of a WorldCom Inc. subsidiary
received millions of dollars in loans over
the past year and were promised even more
in bonuses to pay them off if they stay.
The man some call president talks a good game on corporate responsibility,
but until they start slamming prison doors on these guys, human
nature says
they will continue to bankrupt companies they have looted - a
la Bush.
Meanwhile, the BFEE is showing these pikers how it's really done.
Five trillion missing so far, what will be left when President
Gore resumes command?
Bartcop:
I want to say you are 100% correct about Begala
and Dr. Newdow.
I give this guy a ton of credit for standing
up to all these shitheads who want to make him
"the most unpopular man in America." Begala's
argument is specious: with all the terrible
stuff going on with the war on terra, pollution,
corporate criminals, Johnnie AssKKKroft's
war on the Bill of Rights, he asks "Mr. Newdow,"
how can he pick the PoA as his issue?
For a Democrat to argue that this poor guy should
shut his mouth is appalling.
Who the fuck is Begala to tell him what is important
to this man?
Begala may be correct that the issue is not that
important, and he is certainly correct that
it is far from being the most important issue
of the day. But to blame Dr. Newdow for
the media explosion is totally disingenuous.
I loved this exchange:
NEWDOW: I'm not the one putting me on your show. It's everybody else that's making it a big issue.
BEGALA: No - but you made it a federal case about it. You have to be fair.
NEWDOW: I filed a lawsuit. It cost $150 and that's all I did.
I am afraid Begala has learned too well the black
art of conservative manipulation.
Of course, Novakula is much worse, feigning outrage
that this man spent 4,000 hours
in preparation for the case. Since when
is that kind of dedication to be sneered at?
Is this not anymore a nation where one is free
to pursue his interests?
Sometimes I think we are beyond hope.
Snabby
Snabby, I think this issue is so important, I'm going to do something
drastic.
The primary building block of BartCop-ism has always been equal right
for blacks, gays etc.
I'm going to have to make that secondary to the new primary building
block,
which is defending the Constitution against infectious religious insanity.
The idea that the most crooked president in history is forcing religion
on people is crazy.
The Bush Family Evil Empire has stolen five trillion
dollars (so far) and he's preaching morality to us?
And just for the hard-headed, let me remind everyone that if I was president,
people would
have much more religious freedom because I wouldn't insist that everybody
worship the way I do.
Nothing is more dangerous than a man taking certain actions to
please his God.
If you don't believe me, as someone who was living in New York last
September.
Consumer Consumption
Reddin, righting and rythmatic...
JJ Walker, there's a guy you wouldn't figure to be a Nazi,
but, just like
Florence Mrs. Brady Henderson, he wants to have Ken Starr's
baby.
Free Political Debate
This forum is for people across the entire political spectrum to discuss
current political (and maybe other) events. Humorous posts will also
be allowed.
This is a moderated forum, but most posting will be allowed.
Death threats, and extremely belligerent posts are discouraged.
Posts may be deleted based on a moderator's decision.
There will be a minimum of said moderators.
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A shot of Chinaco to Helen Thomas.
Bush
acting as imperial president
by Helen Thomas
This column is so good, it belongs on the main page,
but I just couldn't make it fit, so
Click Here to read one of Helen's best ever!
This
Train Has Left the Station
The Collapse of the GOP's Privatization Scheme
by Tamara Baker* of AmericanPolitics.com
Click Here for the superior AMPOL version
Click Here for the inferior, forever version
Excerpt:
This is all part of the decades-long "privatization"
blitz of the GOP's, a blitz that Enron (in the energy field)
and Edison in Philly (in the school field)
have now discredited. The GOP wants to kill Amtrak and sell off
the pieces to their donor buddies -- though
there may be legal problems that could scuttle their being sold off
the way Michael Powell's FCC has sold off
broadcast frequencies (Hubby sez that there's some question as
to whether or not ownership of the rail
lines would revert to their pre-1971 owners upon Amtrak's demise).
So I get this e-mail...
> >Hi Bart -
> >I have been a member of your Message
Board sinse May and I'm still on moderated status.
> >Why? I'm a well know MWO regular, not
some scumbag freeper with my head shoved up my ass!
> >My handle is "SuperLefty," and I would
appreciate being taken off moderated status.
> >Joe (aka., "SuperLefty")
So I answered.
> Joe, I will forward your request to the board boss.
> Thanks for the note,
> bart
And his thoughtful reply:
Hi -
Oh, you did?
I guess that explains why I'm still on
moderated status.
Never mind, jerk-off.
Joe,
Geez, this happened on July 3.
You think there's any chance the board moderators were with their
families for the holidays?
Or, maybe your inability to control yourself makes your being
moderated a necessity.
Sorry we weren't quick enough for you.
Worriedly Bemused
Subject: Time Travelers PLEASE HELP!!!
Hello,
If you are a time traveler or alien and or in
possession of government or alien technology I need your help!
My entire life and health has been messed with
by evil beings!
If you have access to the carbon copy replica
model #50 3000 series, the dimensional warp, temporal reversion
or something similar please reply! I simply need
the safest method of transferring my consciousness or returning
to my younger self with my current mind/memory.
I need an advanced time traveler to work with who can help me,
I would prefer someone with access to teleportation
as well as a variety different types of time travel.
This is not a joke! I am serious!
Please send a separate email to me at: Dragonball03@aol.com if you can help!
Thanks
Dragonball03
Note: Drangonball01 and 02 were killed in the initial invasion.
Someone said, "I don't drink or gamble,
what would I do in Vegas?"
I have some suggestions, but first - a word from...
Vegas Pat
... I live here and I post on this board
and I wrote a few "Beyond The Lights" columns
for "The Vegas Report" linked on BC's page
Things to do without gambling or shopping:
1. Desert Demonstration Gardens. Free!!
Off the Strip (you'd have to take a cab unless you rented
a car; then email me for directions). It's
a wonderful little Vegas-version of a "botanical gardens".
The theme, of course, is the desert and
the plant life that is native to the high desert. There are
also free workshops conducted virtually
every day that might be of interest. Their web site is
http://www.lvspgardens.org/html/index.html.
You can access a calendar of events there, as well
as a ton of information on the Gardens
and the LV Valley Water District (which runs the Gardens).
2. Red Rock Canyon. Silly thing is that
even though I've now lived here for two and a half years,
I've never been there. Dunce. However,
everyone that HAS been there has said how beautiful it is.
Again, it's free and it's nature at some
of her finest. Check out the web site at
http://www.redrockcanyon.blm.gov
3. If you have money and a sense of adventure,
you can take a scenic plane or helicopter flight
over the Grand Canyon. Go to the LV Convention
and Visitors Authority web site at
http://www.lasvegas24hours.com
and click the "Activities" icon.
I have a few of my own, and we'll keep this list running for a while.
4. The Mirage is one of the most fabulous hotel/casinoes*
here.
Just walking thru the place is a trip.
Then at night, The
Mirage Volcano erupts every 15 minutes.
If you've got a buzz going (this is Vegas) it'll be impressive
as hell. Plus, this is where
Siegfried and Roy keep their white tigers - and it's free to
see them when they're off-duty.
5. The Stratosphere is the only skyscraper in Las Vegas.
It's 100 stories tall, but take
the elevator and save your knees. At the top you get an out-of-this-world
view - plus...
They have a real, live roller coaster on the 100th floor!!!
You haven't been roller-coasting until you've done it a quarter mile in the clouds.
More Things to do in Las Vegas tomorrow...
The
Global Economic Meltdown
a/k/a The Jack Stephens Challenge,
by Al Martin
Excerpt:
(July 4) Will we ever get our priorities straight?
The global economic meltdown continues, and it made me
think of the old adage about the American people
being the most economically naïve people in the world. When
will the American people ever learn that all
issues of government and all policies of State (be they political,
social, socio-religious, or military) are all
ultimately subordinate to economic issues? We are unique among
nations wherein the majority of the voting populace
in this country votes based on party affiliation and on
socio-religious issues such as abortion, planned
parenthood, teaching of darwinism vs. creationism, whether
the ten commandments should be hung up on the
school wall, -- the typical so-called hot button issues.
Even now as the economy goes from an economic
slowdown to an economic meltdown, polls still indicate
that socio-religious issues are still taking
precedence over economic issues in the minds of the people.
The reason why is because we are indeed the most
economically naïve people on earth
Subject: Question
To Bartcop,
On your website, you said that German Conservatives
were the ones that started WWII,
but did you know that the name Nazi stands
for "National Socialists".
Well, I don't actually remember saying that, (that happens a lot)
but it sounds right.
And yeah, I knew they had the word "socialist" in there, somewhere.
But then again, the "right-to-life" people shoot doctors in the
back,
so the name doesn't always accurately describe the group.
Is it right to say that for every war that existed, it was caused by conservatives?
Anthony
Trick question!
Obviously every war wasn't started by conservatives, but
then again, most Democrats
wouldn't fight if you blew up the two tallest building in New
York, so maybe it is right.
Were you working towards making a point?
The 10 Steps
JulieFestWest
Party of the Year at The
Rio
Just a reminder: Vegas is NOT Atlantic City.
September 28th - tickets on sale!
Subject: JFK taking orders from the pope
You wrote:
> In 1960, people were whining that if elected, President Kennedy
would take orders from the Pope
> Kennedy replied that he would put his job before being
a Catholic.
Yep your right about that Bartcop, years
ago my Grandparents who were Texas
yellow dog democrats told me they only
voted for a republican one time in theire life
and that was for Nixon. They told me they
were scared that Kennedy being a catholic
would take his orders from the pope , I
was only 7 at the time so I didn't understand what
the Hell they were talking about.
I wish they were still alive so I could
ask them questions like how many Catholics they knew
and so on, I think the only Catholics
they ever came in contact with were Mexicans so that
may have something to do with that. Just
thought I'd share that story with you.
John
Bart,
Begala WAS acting (badly), teaming up with Novak
against Newdow.
But then he's a catholic, brags about bringing
his kids up to be catholics.
Novak & Begala supporting institutionalized
discrimination against folks
who hold no religious beliefs, what a disgusting
display of ignorance.
Ray Blessin
Former publisher of: "The
Canadian Atheist"
Saw this on the BartCop Forum
$100x2(tickets)+$25x2(fajitas)+$169*2(one room, two nights)+$230*2(Plane Tickets) = $1048 for starters
This is true, depending on your choices and your location, but
consider the options:
$55 rooms are available Friday and Saturday, then $29 the rest
of the week.
If you're going to invest that much to get there, why not take
a few more days?
Have you ever seen the Grand Canyon? Death Valley? Area 51? LA?
(If you're from back East)
Besides, from LA, Phoenix, San Fran etc, you can get Southwest
flights for as cheap as
$160 round trip for two, so that drops the $1048 to $680.
Your first impulse might be to say "I
can't do that," but don't forget
- the lady you're going to meet has climbed a few mountains,
herself.
You won't ever forget meeting Julie Hiatt Steele at JulieFestWest.
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I
Do Not Pledge My Allegiance
by DLH
Excerpt:
I do not pledge my allegiance to a piece
of colored cloth (or paper).
I pledge my honor and loyalty to the ideals
upon which this country was founded.
I do not owe my duty to a symbol or a myth.
I owe my devotion to my family,
friends, and homeland -- those whom, and
that which, has nourished and protected me.
They read it in Tavarnelle Val di Pesa
They read it in Kamloops, British Columbia
They read it in Tupelo, where that singing truck driver was born
...bartcop.com
Subject: We cannot have it both ways...
Bart,
This tempest in a teapot is not about religion,
it's about the tyranny of the majority.
We can keep "one nation under God" only if we
remove "with liberty and justice for all".
They are mutually exclusive ideas.
Dennis
Subject: The 'under God' controversy
<snippage>
If it was so urgent, how come you, me and
the ACLU haven't been talking this up for years?
How come such a liberal icon/intellectual
giant as Larry Tribe at Yale Law School says the
decision has no merit? Fact is, this issue
has nearly no political solution at all, one way or the other.
...phil
Phil, when I learned the pledge, I was a good Catholic.
It seemed normal to submit to God - I was five or six years old.
That's how they trap children - they drag you in before you have
a free will.
Like child molestation or wife-beating, it's passed on to the
next generation.
Since I have no kids, I never had to warn Bart Jr. about the
Catholics.
Sure, stopping the B.F.E.E. is more important than banning
those two words,
but it's so painful watching the gelding Democrats surrender
AGAIN!
Subject: Finally....
...something good comes from Oklahoma. I've
lived here all my life and
I don't have to tell you what an intellectual
wasteland this place can be;
reading you makes me feel better about being
a damned Okie.
Thanks,
R.Claxton
R, you stuck here, too?
I'm here for the Mrs.
What's your excuse? :)
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