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'Bush cancelled the Easter Egg hunt on the
lawn of the White House.
His people were afraid that, like Osama
bin Laden and Saddam Hussein,
the Easter Eggs would turn out to be
something else that Bush can't find."
-- Bill Maher, Friday
night
"Just
don't hide them where I can't find them..."
Excerpt:
A scientist who claims to have worked in
Iraq's chemical weapons program told our military
that Iraq destroyed WMD days before
the war began, and that's why Bush can't find them.
He also said that Iraq had secretly sent
everything to Syria,
and that more recently Iraq was cooperating
with Al Qaeda.
Well, there you go!
The NYW Times quotes Bush's military as saying that "a scientist"
said the weapons were here
when the Corrput Commander made his decision to
"Fuck Saddam, we're taking him out,"
but then those sneaky guys hired Al Qaeda (just like Bush said)
and moved everything to Syria,
which gives the bloody-thirsty (but holy) Pinhead another reason
to blow more shit up.
It's perfect!
And since it came from the NYWT, which is the "house organ" of Bill Clinton, it MUST be true.
...and the liberals said Bush couldn't produce?
"Now
that the President has vanquished terrorism,
we have more time to work on local threats to America.
That would be you, Funnyboy..."
Quotes
"A lot of fellows nowadays have a B.A., M.D.,
or Ph.D.
Unfortunately, they don't have a J.O.B."
--Fats Domino, who was polite
and didn't mention Bush by name
Prove Iraqi guilt, MPs tell Blair
Excerpt:
"US forces have begun to interrogate General
Amir al-Saadi, the head of Iraq's weapons programme, who surrendered
last weekend. But General Tommy Franks,
the commander of US forces in the Gulf, attempted to lower expectations
when he warned that it may take a year
to uncover details of Iraq's arsenal. Such comments are causing alarm in
the
Commons. Lindsay Hoyle, the Labour MP for
Chorley, who voted in favour of war because of Mr Blair's chilling
warnings about Iraq's banned weapons, said:
"We were led to believe that the Iraqis could fire them within 45 minutes.
If that was the case where have they vanished
to? We were told there was hard evidence." David Hinchliffe, chairman
of the Commons health committee, said:
'For many of us who talked to ministers there was an implication that more
was known. Therefore a lot of people are
anxious to establish the truth.'"
Have you seen these latest pools that say
even if Saddam had no WMD, invading Iraq was a still good
idea?
Bush lied his ass off to get the American
people behind him, and we're so stupid we'll accept that?
If Saddam had no WMD, then we only invaded
to make Bush look like a tough guy, right?
Have you ever wondered about late 30's Germany,
when Hitler was causing all his "mischief," everyone says,
"Why didn't the German people rise up and
stop him? Did every German approve of killing millions
of Jews? And if they didn't approve,
why didn't they say or do something about it?"
I guess for the same reason we're not doing anything about Der Fuehler..
It's like Bush has this magic spell (I'm
sure the media is half of it) where he can tell any lie, even about
why our soldiers are dying, and it's OK
as long as he's not a Democrat denying he got a little tongue.
If you watched the Sunday shows, you see
them selling the idea that Syria is nexy.
Tony Blankley (Newt's former brain) said
"Damascus is the crossroads of terrorism,"
whatever that means.
Maybe they just kept it simple so the Chimp
could grasp the thought.
Is America really going to go door-to-door
wiping out "regimes" that Rummy doesn't care for?
Is this the America we'll continue to salute,
no matter that the entire world says we're in the wrong??
This is some of that "precision bombing" that Bush brags about.
Is this really "trying to avoid civilian casualties?"
Jon Stewart
Without a doubt, Jon Stewart is the Funniest
Man in America.
Except when Bush is speaking - then he
wins.
Jim Foy
Jon Stewart is the funniest m-effer on the
planet. He has to knows it, but somehow
manages to act like if he isn't funny today,
his show will be cancelled tomorrow.
Chris Rock is funny, but it has been 2-3
years since "Bigger and Blacker".
Not only is Jon Stewart funny, but he is
the only news source on tv I trust.
Yes, I realize exactly how sad that is.
Thomas Brinkley
Stewart #1
He gets my vote
Gdewan
One more for Jon
There just "ain't" no one as sweet, charming
and funny as Jon Stewart.
If I wasn't 72 I would ask the sweet
dear out. :)
Ann
Subject: One vote for Jon Stewart as funniest
man in Muricka, nt
John K
It was extra-sickening to watch Ann Coulter and Dennis Miller on Bill Maher.
Those two are a couple made in Hell, aren't they?
I assume Coulter gave Miller a handjob under the table for turning
Nazi.
They kept giggling constantly at each other's jokes - they were
such a cute team.
Hold on, ...I'm going to be sick again...
So what if the President stole the election,
the people in this country keep saying, "that's OK"
So what if we're headed towards a record
deficient, "that's OK"
So what if we aint found Osama, "that's
OK"
So what if we have to cut benefits to veterans,
"that's OK"
So what if we cut back the clean air regulations,
"that's OK"
So what if my 401k is only a half of what
it used to be, "that's OK"
So what if the rest of the world resents
us, "that's OK"
So what if we're going to give total control
of the media over to the corporations, "that's OK"
So what if we have to give up some civil
freedoms and conveniences in order to stop terrorists,"that's OK"
So what if we make special laws exempting
gun makers from liability suits, "that's OK"
So what if we're discrediting, and boycotting
those that speakout against certain things in this country, "that's OK"
So what if we start drilling for oil ANWR,
"that's OK"
So what if we don't find any WMD in Iraq,
"that's OK"
I'm beginning to think that even if this
President were to get caught with
another woman that people would continue
to say, "that's OK"
So what the hell is it all about anyway?
MIke POehlman
Mike, I think it's about Bush's tax cuts for the super-rich, which
includes the media.
Rush and Russert make millions a year - the tax cut means cash
in their pocket,
so they'll fight harder for those extra bucks than any issue
that's every been before them.
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"It's so interesting to me that people talk
about late-night comedy being cynical.
What's more cynical than forming an
ideological news network like Fox and calling it
`fair and balanced'? What we do, I almost
think, is adorable in its idealism. It's quaint."
--Jon Stewart,
calling FOX News on being lying whores
Excerpt:
"Oh my yes. What whimpering, unadulterated
embarrassment the anti-war protesters must now feel,
what heaping mountains of crow we must
all imbibe. This is the general sentiment, the snickering
attitude hissing from the Right like
hot spittle spraying all over your nuanced perspective. Hail the
great victor BushCo! Ha! The U.S. kicked
ass! Who's your daddy, beeyatch? Thump thump thump
on the manly chest of great liberator
America! Liberals suck! Go, war! It's Miller Time. Yes, justifiably
do the war zealots gloat. See how our
multibillion-dollar high-tech superpower ordnance annihilated the
little scrawny pip-squeak nation! See
how we barely even broke a multibillion-dollar sweat! Whoever
dared doubt our brawn should be immediately
hanged and castrated and laughed at and called many
violently homophobic names and run over
with a big bitchin' Ford Expedition! Snicker!"
Subject: Elvis?
No wonder you got only ONE, dude -- we all KNOW it's a PO Box, but...which ONE??
You wrote,
> I had a letter (just one - sniff) in the PO Box on Friday.
> It was addressed:
> bartcop.com
> PO Box
> Tulsa, OK 74155
Ken
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Did you know years ago, Anna Nicole Smith was so pretty, she
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You younger kids probably see her as the "Zha Zha of the Millenium,"
( The who of the millenium?)
but there was a time when, if you were fast-forwarding thru a
People magazine and caught a glance,
you might catch yourself saying, "Look
- it's Marilyn Monroe."
...she's not my favorite, but she married the old guy and made
him one happy old guy
until he died, so I say she should've gotten the $440 million
or whatever it was.
Where is Saddam?
Excerpt:
The White House can argue all it wants
that Saddam's fate does not matter strategically. But it matters
psychologically. For Iraqis, the new sighting
confirmed their belief that, as a Baghdad resident put it,
"we must see Saddam's body hanging from
a lamppost before we can be truly at peace." Every fire fight,
every explosion, every low-flying jet supports
the widespread conviction. "No one believes Saddam is gone,"
says Ramzi, a Kirkuk oil worker. As cabdriver
Faras Ahmad explains, "We have all been trying to forget him,
but he's telling us, 'I am still here.'
If he is alive, then Iraq is not safe."
Marty's
E! page
Baron Dave Romm on 'Failed Dictators'
Rayboy points out a putter being used as a wood by a chimp
An extra special dose of Michael Dare
Ebay has the robot from 'Lost In Space'
Steve Buscemi protesting the closing of NYFD stations
Steven Tyler & Brian Wilson getting honorary Ph.D's
1916 Rauch & Lang Electric car destroyed
The Disney Channel is 20 years old
Filler links
And, the top 10 movies in North America
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Excerpt:
We must not forget Blair's lies about weapons
of mass destruction which, as Hans Blix now says, were
based on "fabricated evidence". We must
not forget his callous attempts to deny that an American missile
killed 62 people in a Baghdad market. And
we must not forget the reason for the bloodbath. Last September,
in announcing its National Security Strategy,
Bush served notice that America intended to dominate the world
by force. Iraq was indeed the "test case".
The rest was a charade.
We must not forget that a British defence
secretary has announced, for the first time, that his government is
prepared to launch an attack with nuclear
weapons. He echoes Bush, of course. An ascendant mafia now
rules the United States, and the Prime
Minister is in thrall to it. Together, they empty noble words – liberation,
freedom and democracy – of their true meaning.
The unspoken truth is that behind the bloody conquest of
Iraq is the conquest of us all: of our
minds, our humanity and our self-respect at the very least. If we say
and do nothing, victory over us is assured.
Ask Bart
If my memory serves me correctly, Congress
authorized Bush to use force in Iraq based on
information Saddam was building nuclear
weapons. As this information is now proved to be false,
isn't this lying to Congress and grounds
for impeachment?
Reika and Kevin
No, because Bush's lies are deemed "unimportant."
Being honest about sex is important in Washington, not killing
our soldiers.
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"'No good Bush!' He doesn't stop the looting,
he only protects the oil. There are no salaries.
No companies left. We can do
nothing. There is no gasoline. There is no security.
They said they wanted to give
us freedom, but we are free only to have this situation.'"
--Assad Saleh,
a 37-year-old electrical company worker,
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“Could the Americans have done more to protect
the hospitals that have been ransacked, the museums
that have been looted, the ministries
where valuable intelligence documents have been trashed?...
We know that human rights groups and
archeologists warned that looting might occur. And Army Chief
of Staff Eric Shinseki said in February
that stabilizing Iraq could require several hundred thousand troops.
Civilians at the Pentagon said that
estimate was too high... Was this poor planning? Donald Rumsfeld says
absolutely not, the administration
didn’t allow the violence to happen, it just happened."
--ABC’s Martha Raddatz, on World News Tonight
Daily Show Does Bush
Excerpt:
"As part of his assault on the triumph of right-wing
PR, Stewart reserves special derision for Fox News.
After making fun of Iraqi state TV as a
mere government mouthpiece, Stewart asked, "Imagine a government
that has an entire TV station to lay
out its agenda." He then aired Fox footage, after which he appeared
to
be hypnotized, chanting, "Must support
war, tax cut good." In another show, he noted, "This war has
truly
belonged to Fox. Not only did they start
it...they managed to offer fair and balanced coverage."
We then saw Fox footage of a soldier saying
hi to his family and closing with, "You're watching Fox News."
Stewart couldn't believe it: "They've
got soldiers doing station IDs!" He then played a montage Fox aired
of
the "sights and sounds...of operation Iraqi
Freedom," which showed massive bombs exploding in Baghdad
accompanied by appallingly sentimental
New Age piano music. "That was real," Stewart confirmed in disbelief.
"Sounds like our troops have liberated
a Yanni concert."
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From: Curtis Yokubaitis
Subject: stumbled across barcop ... miller on leno
I stumbled across your website looking for transcript of miller on leno.
I too used to be left, when I was 22, in
school, drunk or high all the time,
and completely self-centered. I got
out of school, got a job, got married,
had a few kids ... then suddenly, I realized
that somehow I had somewhere
along the lines become a right. I'm
trying to find out how it happened....
So, you used to be a self-centered drunk,
but then you turned Republican?
Sounds like the unelected governor of Texas
who some call Mr. President.
I really used to believe in all that crap...now
it just all seems so juvenile.
I see protesters ASSAULTING cops and hiding
behind other protesters
and everyone getting hurt and somehow the
cops are blamed;
That's being a real idiot.
I haven't heard of a single cop being injured,
but you use that one instance
to blame everyone who doesn't want to murder
the city of Baghdad?
Tell me, if I knew of an instance where
a cop beat up a women in her 50's who
was holding a peace sign, that would be
proof all righties enjoy beating women?
(Is this your first attempt at a debate?)
I see 28% of my income redistributed to
(among other things) the education of
children of other states while a completely
separate 6% of my income then goes
to educating children in my own damned
state.
Then blame Reagan, Bush and Bush.
Clinton raised so much more money than
he spent, the deficit was lowered for the
first time in twelve years. Do you know
the different between a deficit and a surplus?
While I still believe that narcotics should
be immediately legalized (and an
immediate cease-fire be declared in the
foolish war-on-drugs), I firmly believe
that the freedom of speech ends at the
end of YOUR fucking nose.
My, aren't we all grown up!
At least you have half a brain when it
comes to drug policys.
I still stand firmly behind gay rights,
women's rights and animal right (believe it or not ...
I hate fucking rodeos...just simple redneck
stupidity.... but don't get carried away, dumbshit),
ha ha
I didn't say a word.
You're the one who's suddenly a leftie
on everything.
...but not nearly as firmly as I do behind
the rights of children....and the younger
the child, the firmer the stand.... especially
for the unborn.
So why were you whining a second ago about
having to pay for their education?
Sounds like you're one of those nuts who's
pro-fetus until it's born, and then you say,
"Screw it, that's not my responsibility."
I think you need to sit down sometime
and think about the position you intend
to take, and then let someone like me straighten
you out and explain the contradictions
in your attitudes.
I will protect the life of a child (born
or unborn ...children are children) any day before
I protect the rite of a selfish mother
who is more concerned with some trivial economics
or trashy slut-freedoms than she is with
the life of HER OWN child. How can the
judgment of a woman like that be
trusted? Fucking shameful!
So, you're saying women are too stupid to
be trusted with their medical decisions?
I'll bet your wife loves to hear cavetalk
like that.
Some day...you too might grow up.
Curtis
Gee, I wish everyone could be as grown up as you, Curtis.
Some of us have thought our positions through, and can defend
them.
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