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Note:
That story about having my arm amputated?
My arm feels like it's about to fall off, but amputation
is not on the table.
That was just a lil' joke.
Old time readers might remember, we got a touching note from Sandy
Hackett, Buddy's son.
He said thanks for saying nice things about my dad (my words)
and one thing I mentioned was
the very famous off-camera joke that Buddy told to Johnny Carson
on The Tonight Show.
It was kinda that same joke, but it wasn't his arm that was about to fall off.
Quotes
"There's a cancer somewhere in the Bush administration.
Two officials revealed national security
information to embarrass or scare critics
of the administration's mishandling of Iraqi intelligence...
It's illegal for government officials
to reveal the identities of CIA operatives who have worked
overseas within the preceding five
years...The White House has said it doesn't condone leaking
an agent's identity. But the administration
must try to identify, fire and, possibly, prosecute those
responsible. Abuse of national security
for political aims is wrong. Until Congress and the public
know that there has been an unfettered
inquiry into the handling of intelligence, the administration
will face growing distrust."
-- Editorial, Seattle-Post-Intelligencer Attribution
Excerpt:
Fox alleged that Franken was "either intoxicated
or deranged" when he attacked
the network and the O'Reilly whore at a
recent press correspondents dinner.
The lawsuit also says that Franken has
been described as "increasingly unfunny."
"As far as the personal attacks go," Franken responded,
"when I read `intoxicated
or deranged' and `shrill and unstable'
in their complaint, I thought for a moment
I was a Fox commentator. And by the
way, a few months ago, I trademarked
the word `funny.' So when Fox calls me
`unfunny,' they're violating my trademark.
I am seriously considering a countersuit."
Al's letting them off easy. This isn't
even a real lawsuit.
FOX should be fined for wasting the court's
time.
If we ever get big enough for FOX to come
after, we'll treat them like we treated that
sex-with-the-dead Weiner, Laura the Unloved
and her abortions, the vulgar Pigboy and
his obsessions with mocking people of color
etc. We'll give them the glaring red-ass and
send them home with multi-colored skid
marks, begging for some of Barney's salve.
Bart, you said:
> If Davis resigns and that Bustamonte guy becomes governor,
> Parts One and Two become moot, according to know-it-alls on MSGOP.
I guess the know-it-alls on MSGOP don't really know everything.
At this point, it doesn't matter if Gray
Davis resigns or not. The recall vote will
proceed as planned. Bustamonte would
be acting Governor until the election,
and then as soon as it is certified, the
person winning on Part Two would then
become the Governor, and Bustamonte would
go back to being Lt. Gov.
RJ
RJ, sounds like you heard different talking heads than I.
I never claimed to be an expert on Callie election laws,
I just mentioned something they're saying on the cable shows.
Excerpt:
A study funded by the US government has
concluded that conservatism can be explained psychologically
as a set of neuroses rooted in "fear and
aggression, dogmatism and the intolerance of ambiguity".
As if that was not enough to get Republican
blood boiling, the report's four authors linked Hitler,
Mussolini, Reagan and Rush Limbaugh, arguing
they all suffered from the same affliction.
The authors also peer into the psyche of
President Pinhead, who turns out to be a textbook case.
The telltale signs are his preference for
moral certainty and frequently expressed dislike of nuance.
"This intolerance of ambiguity can lead people
to cling to the familiar, to arrive at premature conclusions,
and to impose simplistic cliches and stereotypes."
Nothing new there...
Reagan and Pinhead never doubted their decisions, not even when
evidence proved them wrong.
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Quotes
"The media are going to pile on him. I think
the media have a sheep-like mentality. The political press
in California have been very, very
lazy in recent years. They did not cover the budget disaster last year.
If you look at the coverage, you cannot
find any real in-depth coverage. They have a guilt complex about
what's going on, and they are going
to do a big pile-on on Schwarzenegger, because he is the front-runner.
That's how they handle front runners,
and they have their guilt to bring into it, so they're going to be -- I
predict a lot of bias and a serious
attack on everything -- every little bobble that he does they are going
to go after it big time. It's going
to be a media pile-on."
--Jill Stewart,
CNN Reliable
Sources,
Arnold's
friend Kenny Boy Lay
from Joe Conason's Journal
Excerpt:
What California voters may no longer remember,
however, is that after the third wave of
rolling blackouts hit their state, Kenny
Boy quietly summoned a select group to the Beverly
Hills Hotel on May 11, 2001. And they
may also have forgotten that one of the prominent
Republicans who showed up at Lay's request
was Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Hit "refresh"
Nader Hit With Pie During Calif. Event
Excerpt:
The show of political support at the Green
Party's San Francisco headquarters took an
unscripted turn Tuesday when a prankster
burst into the room and slammed a cream pie into Nader's face.
The culprit fled through a side door.
Camejo later suggested the pie assault was
the work of Democrats.
First, this is not funny.
Repeat - this is not funny, and I don't want to
hear any laughing.
Second, Democrats don't have the courage to pull off something like this.
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Excerpt:
It hit 100.2 degrees in London, England
yesterday. Here in the US, that wouldn’t be major news, since every
state in the Union, including Alaska, has
experienced triple digit readings. But England is a cold and damp place.
I lived in London for three years, and
it never got above 85 in all that time. The average daytime high in August
is a hair under 70F (21C). This time, they
set an all-time record, and their records go back to 1659.
If your life's not complete without a replica of the bombed-out
Murrah Bldg in OKC
click on it and the link will take you to a place where it's
just $99
- cheap.
Limited Edition, so get yours before they run out.
You can put it next to your "Bush the Fighter Pilot" doll.
Excerpt:
Mr. Clinton, who himself survived a recall
effort of sorts, has over the past week
become one of Davis's main strategic advisers,
associates of the two men say.
Big Dog met privately with Davis in Chicago
last week, offering a political tutorial
on how to kick monkey ass without even
trying.
1. Act like a Governor
2. Make the fight about the recall, and
not about you
3. Do not get baited by the whore media
into a fight with Musclehead
Marty's
E! page
A special 'Disinfotainment Today' bonus from Michael Dare
Harper's Weekly Review
Arnold & his passion
Kennywood (it's a PA thing)
Equal time, Arnold, Gary Coleman (who played an 'Arnold')
& Lazlo Toth (AKA Don Novello/Father Guido Sarducci)
Gregory Hines on 'Law & Order' tonight (instead of 'Boomtown')
'Casablanca' + 60 years
Does 'Everybody Love Raymond'?
Jim Lampley, daytime Olympics host
A model airplane flew from Newfoundland to Ireland
Tom Sizemore cried
Ted Williams decapitated
And, Otzi, the Iceman, was murdered
click
Subject: Hinckley - bin Laden!!!
Bart:
I found a file full of 'Bush' articles (Neil
Bush was to have had dinner, the very night
Reagan was shot by John Hinckley, with
John's brother Scott Hinckley and wife).
Here's a Sharon Bush quote:
"They (the Hinckleys) are a nice family...and
have given a lot of money to the Bush campaign," she said.
"I understand he (John Hinckley) was just the
renegade brother in the family. They must feel awful."
Dude! Didn't someone say:
"They (the Bin Ladens) are a nice family...and
have invested a lot of money in the Carlyle Group," she said.
"I understand he (Osama) was just the renegade
brother in the family. They must feel awful."
Drew
Did the B.F.E.E. try to kill Reagan so Poppy could rule
officially, instead of behind-the-scenes?
To answer that, you need to ask another question:
"Would evil men kill to control the world's wealth?
I say yes, in a fucking heartbeat.
Update
Can I mention something that will make me seem like a bad person?
I get lots of mail that says, "You gotta
see this," along with a link.
That's a guarantee that I'll never see whatever
it was you sent.
I have to erase those the second they hit my eye because there's
no time.
You've GOT to put something in the header to explain what you're
sending.
There's no way I can read all that comes in, so chasing a "you
gotta see this" is a giant waste of time.
At least put "Bush doll" or
"Condi warned Willie Brown not to fly 9-11."
Often, twenty people will send the same link about the same story,
and there's no time
to wait for every website to load up all of their giant f-ing
pop up ads just to find out this
is the same story that was sent in by 19 previous readers.
Also, no matter what the story is, YOU GOTTA
SEND THE LINK.
I'm not going to print ANYTHING
without the link, unless it's a joke.
Also, if you're sending something YOU wrote, put a title on it
and pick an excerpt.
You don't want speed-reading Bart to highlight some irrelevant
paragrah, trust me.
I know, I know - "You've gone Hollywood,
you're too good for the little people now..."
I get that every time I try to streamline things, but what other
options do I have?
Cheney learns how to deal with gays
Excerpt:
A drug given to Parkinson's patients may
have an unexpected side-effect -- compulsive gambling,
U.S. researchers said on Monday.
An unusually large number of patients taking
Mirapex gambled themselves into debt, while patients taking
other drugs did not, the team at the Muhammad
Ali Parkinson Research Center in Phoenix, Arizona reported.
Dr. Mark Stacy and colleagues studied more
than 1,800 Parkinson's patients for a year.
Of the 529 patients who got Mirapex, (R-Pfizer),
eight developed serious gambling addictions.
Until they prove this beyond a shadow, I'm
declaring this to be utter horse-hockey.
This reminds me of that "study" they did
that claimed sick people who were prayed for lived longer.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'll buy (and endorse) the gay/creative
gene.
I'll buy the blacks-prefer-hotter-temperatures
theory.
I might even buy the alcohol-gene-passed-on
theory...
But a nerve-degeneratrion disease that makes
you want to gamble? Methinks this "study" needs tighter
scientific scrutiny. Maybe when you're
told that you're starting the long and painful slide, you decide that
you've been so damn carefull all your life
that you've never lived the excitement of taking a chance.
And instead of getting drunk and racing motorcycles, you "gamble" with your credit card.
Y'know, I've been thinking about something for a long time...
A guy wrote the other day (can't remember
if it made the page) and asked if I was really stuck
with a sad-ass IQ of 64. And I got
to thinking - maybe I don't give myself enough credit.
Hell, I got me a dot.com with dozens of
readers, and the perk - if you will - I enjoy the most
is that I get to say there's not one conservative
bastard on the entire Internet who can go
toe-to-toe with me in a debate in a live
chat room.
ha ha
Do you know how much fun that is to say, being stupid with an, ...no, wait,
....there's something here, ...there's something I'm not seeing...
I decided to sit on my Jetson's chair and
sip on a half-shot of Chinaco Anejo, batch #C12-70AH28208
(For Chinaco, that's a really
short VIN)
So I did a few shots, and I came to
a decision.
From now on, my IQ is 164,
and I'm a genius, ...not a moron, ...not like they all say.
Yeah, that's the ticket - I'll be a self-made
genius. Call me "Doc Bart."
Yeah, ...Doc BartCop, Mr. Know It All,
the man who knows
everything and doesn't mind saying so.
Yeah, we'll drive that puppy a few days
and see what happens.
So until further notice, everything I say
is carved in granite, like the Pope.
With my IQ of 164, I'm no longer capable
of error.
I'm the man.
Yeah, and I want an action figure, just
like Dubya, but with a bigger codpiece.
"That's
enough of this, have Croffy whack this dude..."
Subject: Larry Flynt
When you think about Larry Flynt being gov of California you should remember,
1. He did as much as the rest of the Democratic party to keep Clinton in office during impeachment.
2. He's the one who has the names in the
Bush abortion scandal,
he just can't go public
because his sources are scared to death.
3. As Gov, he could easily order all the CHP records on the Bush family released just in time for 2004 elections.
If I were in California I would be very
tempted to vote for him.
I believe he also outed Bob Livingston for being a whips and chains
shoe-licker and revealed that Bob Barr
murdered his little baby daughter by writing a check to an abortionist
- and he's a pro-life mega-monster.
Excerpt:
The reopening of the pipeline marks a key
milestone in the bid to rebuild Iraq's vital oil industry,
opening up the way for crude from the country's
large northern fields to reach the market.
Last month, Iraq began exporting fresh crude oil from its southern oil fields for the first time since the war.
Remember that recent story that Cheney was showing maps of Iraq's
oil fields to their co-conspirators
when he and Kennyboy were putting together Bush's energy policy?
It was before 9-11.
The attacks on the WTC and the Pentagon were the answer to all
their prayers.
You have to consider the possibility that they knew it
was coming and let it happen.
9-11 gave them cover to steal Iraq's oil and take over the wealth
of the entire planet.
Quotes
Click Here to listen to Jon Stewart's take on FOX suing Al Franken
Subject: Att: Gwen Ifill
To: washingtonweek@pbs.org
Dear Ms. Ifill,
Perhaps digesting the dinner you cooked
for your close bud Condi has impaired your ability
to understand and interpret the English
language. Or perhaps you've always hankered for a
psychology degree to find out "what people
are thinking" instead of opting for the more
lucratuve business of shilling for corrupt
businesses and politicians.
In any case, it would benefit the viewers
of PBS if you quit the charade of "objective journalism"
and went to Fox News where you belong.
All the Best,
Mike B
I agree 100 percent.
I'm so old, I remember when Gwen Ifill had ethics.
She has turned complete whore, like so many others.
Like Slappy Thomas and that clown on FOX's Sunday show,
she has abandoned her race to assist the B.F.E.E. in their
illegal takeover.
...while soldiers are dying
...where is the unelected appointee?
He went home to be on vacation - AGAIN,
The BFEE is making billions off this FAKE
WAR.
Excerpt:
Big Screen presenter Anna Richardson also
claims that Arnold actually groped her breast during
an interview for the show. She went to
shake his hand, he pulled her on to his knee and said:
"I want to know if your breasts are real."
Anna says: "I told him they are an F-cup."
"Before I knew what was happening he circled my
nipple with his finger and gave it a squeeze."
He then said of her triple-D breasts: "Yeah,
they are real," Richardson recalled.
Anna, 29, adds: "I was angry. I wanted to
say 'you dirty bastard,' But you can't tell a powerful
man like him to fuck off. He kept saying
how fantastic I looked and staring at my [breasts]."
Subject: Jeremy Glick
Bart,
I think C is wrong. I'm pretty sure
Jeremy Glick was the son of a WTC victim who appeared
on the Oreilly show representing some group
against the war. Oreilly shouted him down and
muted him and it was one of the most disgusting
things I have ever witnessed on live (i think?) tv.
I couldn't believe that boy's manners,
because I would have given Oreilly the most embarassing
thing I could think of: a full beatdown
on live tv.
Anyway, the scum even tried to say stuff
like "your father would be ashamed of you," etc.
You've probably seen it before, coz I know
you're a lot more in the know than I.
Muddro
You are correct!
The gay karate guy on the plane was Mark Bingham.
I wish I'd gotten that right the first time.
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Bring them home now! is a campaign of military
families, veterans, active duty personnel,
reservists and others opposed to the ongoing
war in Iraq and galvanized to action by Bush's
inane and reckless challenge to armed Iraqis
resisting occupation to "Bring 'em on."
Oversexed
Arnold the Barbarian
from Premier Magazine, thanks to mike h
Excerpt:
A former Schwarzenegger employee recalls
another incident from the T2 days. At the time, director James Cameron
was married but having an affair with one
of the film's stars, Linda Hamilton. One evening, while riding in a limo
with
Cameron, Hamilton, and others, Schwarzenegger
suddenly lifted Hamilton onto his lap and began fondling her breasts
through the very thin top she was wearing.
The witness says, "I couldn't believe Cameron didn't have the balls to
tell
Arnold to get off his girl. The whole thing
made me sick."
A female producer on one of Schwarzenegger's
films tells of a time when her ex-husband came to visit the set.
When she introduced the man to Schwarzenegger,
the star quipped, "Is this guy the reason why you didn't come
up to my hotel room last night and suck
my cock?"
"You
mean she wasn't even Mexican?"
Subject: Supporting the troops
Bart,
I'll pay for the first 10 .mils who sign up for their first three months, or $150.
brew
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Dude, that's very generous.
So if any of you military guys & gals want three months of
members privileges,
send me your .mil e-mail and Brew will pick up the tab.
(So far, only two have signed up for three free months of membership)
Bush's
American soldier body count in Iraq
It now stands at 263
266
That's a guess - the site is down.
I doubt they forgot to pay their domain fees - I smell a B.F.E.E.
rat.
Apparently it's unpatriotic to count the men Bush is killing.
Total deaths since the Bloodthirsty Bully said, "Bring 'em On": 5629
Perhaps 1,100
wounded.
How much more are we willing to tolerate?
Note: Believe this figure.
It's from http://lunaville.org/warcasualties/Summary.aspx
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Subject: Peterson & Geragos
BC:
1. A defense team is free to hire its own
expert witnesses. In California, if a defendant is being defended
at the expense of the state, the state
will also pay a reasonable fee for defense experts. And since the
state is trying Peterson with no crime
scene, no murder weapon, etc., it is perfectly reasonable to have
Laci's body examined by a defense expert.
Lee is considered one of the best.
I'm sure you're right, but I doubt Callie
would pay to fly in TWO experts, the tops in their field,
from Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
2. Very few criminal defense attorneys
ever ask their client, "Did you do this." The simple reason is that
an attorney is forbidden by law to perpetrate
a falsehood on the court. If the client responds to the question
with, "Yeah, sure, I did it," the client
is still entitled to a vigorous defense, but the attorney is prohibited
from
arguing the client's innocence. It
is, of course possible, that when Peterson and Geragos met, Peterson asserted
his innocence on his own, and Geragos believed
him.
I agree.
3. One of the things that has come out
recently is that the police told Peterson early on that if he took them
to
the body, they would not seek the death
penalty. The press has been making the point that Peterson was
somewhat uncooperative with the police
as the investigation progressed. However, the police statement to
Peterson shows that Peterson was the primary
suspect very early in the case. When one is the target of an
investigation, one tends to avoid helping
the police kill you. Even if one had nothing to do with the murder.
In my view, most of Peterson's "questionable"
actions are consistent with someone who knows they are the
primary suspect, though innocent (i.e.,
insisting that the police show warrants in order to search, leaving town
to take oneself out of the constant spotlight,
etc.).
Hope this answers some of your questions.
Jim Higdon
Jim, thanks for that.
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