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Quotes
"The toppling of a dummy of George Bush in
Trafalgar Square was one of this yearÔø‡Ôø‡Ôø‡s low points.
The hideousness and nihilism of the
thought which animated it - that Bush equals Saddam - point again
to the fevered, media-blasted thoughtlessness
of much current politics, and suggest that people now are
stirred to activism largely in order
to demonstrate their moral superiority."
--John Lloyd,
Attribution
I agree, it's wrong to equate Saddam and the Unelected Pinhead.
Saddam hasn't invaded anybody in a decade - Bush invaded two
countries in two years.
Saddam didn't send 150,000 American soldiers into the desert
to die - Bush did that.
Saddam didn't go on some wild-ass, global murder spree after
the world body begged him not to.
Saddam did tear up America's constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Saddam isn't keeping us from the truth about 9-11.
Saddam didn't kill 10,000-20,000 Iraqi civilians this year.
Saddam never said, "I feel so bad for
the dead - now watch this drive," on a golf course.
You'd have to be a heartless bastard to do that.
Excerpt:
The jury recommended death for two of the
four counts Muhammad was convicted of last week
in last year's shooting death of Dean Harold
Meyers: terrorism and capital murder.
They had deliberated for about four hours
Friday.
Muhammad also received a 10-year sentence
recommendation for conspiracy and a three-year
sentence recommendation for use of a firearm
in the commission of a felony.
Judge LeRoy Millette set a formal sentencing
date of February 12. Under Virginia law,
Millette has the final word and can reduce
the jury's recommended sentence.
He damn well better not reduce this sentence.
If anyone needs to go, it's a guy like Muhammed, who terrorized
several states with his sniper rifle.
This isn't some guy who lost him temper and killed his wife or
his best friend.
This was murder for sport, and that judge better let the jury
have their way.
I've always been torn on the death penalty, but in this case,
the only tear I have is in my right knee.
Goodbye, John - say hi to McVeigh and Nixon.
Five U.S. Soldiers Die in Afghan Crash
Excerpt:
Five U.S. soldiers were killed and seven
injured when their helicopter crashed Sunday,
U.S. Central Command said. The soldiers
were involved in an ongoing U.S. military operation,
dubbed Mountain Resolve, taking place in
the east of the country, the military said.
"A U.S. military helicopter crashed today near
Bagram," said Central Command, in Tampa, Fla.
"Early reports indicate seven service members
were injured and at least five service members were killed."
They died fighting in a country that harbored bin Laden.(Probably)
All these deaths would be easier to take if it wasn't all to
make the B.F.E.E. richer.
Quotes
"We have protests at home, too.
They now have that right in Baghdad
as well."
--Dubya, on the London protests,
Attribution
I think Bush is saying we should thank him, because when we protest
in America,
the police push us behind a wall where nobody can see us. In
Baghdad, they just shoot you.
Thank you, Governor.
http://www.2trak.com/remindus.swf
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"Do
NOT
click on that URL because it proves I'm a liar!"
Marty's
Entertainment Page
Baron Dave Romm reviews 'Master & Commander'
Reader review of 'Cat In The Hat'
The Limbaugh Rehab Journals
Wolfenheimer's Disease
Doctor Who's 40th Birthday
Bill Clinton in India
Queen Elizabeth's garden problems
Miss Digital World
A cat mummy
WW II bomb found in downtown Milan
A self-assembly nano-transistor
And some links
GOP
Considers Eliminating MTBE Provision
Who needs clean drinking water, anyway?
Excerpt:
On the day that senators blocked an energy
bill, officials in Calif., announced that three oil companies
had agreed to pay $92.5 million to rid
the city's drinking water of a smelly gasoline additive called MTBE.
It was a coincidence of timing that dramatized how two issue have become intertwined.
Controversy over MTBE fouling drinking water
has cut to the heart of a debate in Congress
over energy legislation and could determine
whether Bush gets a bill he badly wants this year.
"It's another tobacco thing all over again," Hastert
said Sunday when asked to explain why the measure
abruptly stalled in the Senate last Friday
after GOP leaders couldn't get enough support to bring it to a vote.
Under President Looter and polluter, the oil companies get whatever they want.
..
"Unka
Dick, can you explain again why dirty air
and dirty water is better for the little children?"
Boston Church to Discuss Closing Parishes
Excerpt:
Archbishop Sean P. O'Malley, who has been
trying to lead the Boston Archdiocese
out of a sex scandal, plans to meet next
month with priests to discuss closing parishes.
"There's been speculation about parish closings
and about the need to allocate resources,
and certainly those things will be discussed,"
spokesman Father Coyne said.
But he said no announcement about particular
parish closings would be made at the meeting
and no decisions on the number of parishes
or even which parishes to close had yet been made.
I want to say something that you're not
going to liker, but it's true, so that's why I'm saying it.
The Catholic Church is a business.
It's a different kind of business than Wal-Mart or Arby's,
but it's a business and it has to be run
like a business and decisions are often made on that basis.
Remember when K-mart filed bankruptcy, they
announced they were going to close 600 stores?
They said they'd be closing the stores
with the weakest profits and about-to-renew property leases.
As a rule, the Church owns the property on which their
assets sit, so there will be few, in any,
decisions made on the timing of lease renewals, but that profit
thing looms very, vary large.
What they will do is get a map and a list of parishes and the
monthly gross from each church
and make sound, businesslike financial decisions about which
churches to close.
Will they close a church whose parking lot us full of brand new
SUVs?
No.
Will they close a church whose parking lot us full of cars made
by BMWs, Mercedes and Accura?
No.
They will close a church whose parking lot is full of rusted,
old cars.
They will close a church whose parking lot is full of cars with
dents and cracked winshields.
They will close a church whose parking lot is full of people
waiting for the next scheduled bus.
If it was strictly a business situation they would be blameless.
Like a hospital or a government,
they have to balance higher profits against the greater good,
but in this case, the tough business
decisions have to be made because they don't have or want a zero
tolerance policy when it
comes to their Michael Jackson problem.
Sidebar:
Why was Michael Jackson arrested,
while hundreds or thousands of priests have been given
a "don't let it happen again," warning
and a new parish to pstrol for victims?
But the bottom line (no pun) in Boston is that the poorest people
in Boston are the ones who
will lose their churches because of the priests' lust. The faithful
ones who need their church's help
more than the rich people are the ones using three bus transfers
to get to a church far, far away.
Is that what Jesus would have done?
Would Jesus have helped the man in the BMW before helping the
poor man riding the bus?
From our good friends at Fauxnews.com
Quotes
"It's trying to dishonor the very Americans
who are over there serving and fighting and dying
... by not letting us welcome the remains
back home. I think it's wrong." --
-- Gen. Wesley Clark on CBS'
Face the Bush Boy's Whore Attribution
Did you see that "interview?"
It was probably the mosty animated attack that whore Scheiffer
put on anybody.
His voice got higher than the vulgar junkies and he kept squealing
at Clark.
I wish Clark would've told him to pipe his ass down before he
shut him up, personally.
SUV Names
Have you ever noticed that the gas-guzzling,
terror-financing SUVs are often named after
the most beautiful places in America that
the B.F.E.E. and the Republicans want to destroy?
If you're in Seattle and buy a new Buick Ranier, aren't you slightly hurting Mt. Ranier?
If you're in Salt Lake and buy a new Cadillac Escalade,
aren't you creating more acid rain to
fall on that beautiful Crimson Staircase thing that Clinton made
off limits to mining and oil companies,
but then the Illegal Thug reversed that soon after stealing power.
The Tahoe, Durango, Yukon Denali, Sedona and
Sequoia - what do they have in common?
Those are all places the B.F.E.E. wants filled with oil
rigs, strip mining, looters and polluters, the bastards.
After all, preserving those parks won't make the B.F.E.E.
any richer, so why should anyone care?
They must think it's real cute to destroy the environment with vehicles named after our lost parks.
Bush Pardons Turkey
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...it's the least he could do in return.
From: Jaydeek10@aol.com
Subject: Your doctor friend
the only good liberal is a dead liberal.
ha ha!
JayDeek
Jay, which Carolina are you from?
By the way, you just wished death on dozens of bartcop.com
readers.
You might even get some mail...
Does US Central Command read bartcop.com?
From Volume 1203 - It's Too Late
> Saddam has a new tape out?
> Suggestion:
> Any radio or TV station that plays a tape of Saddam asking Iraqis
to kill
> American soldiers should be reduced to rubble before the tape finishes
airing.
Today's CNN Headline
Al Arabiya ordered to shut down in Baghdad
Excerpt:
The Iraqi Governing Council (Read: BFEE)
ordered the Arab language television network al Arabiya
to shut down its operation in Baghdad on
Monday, sending the Iraq Interior Ministry to the network's
headquarters to "seize their uplink and
transmission equipment until further notice."
"This is in response to their broadcasting the
full Saddam Hussein audiotape" released November 16,
according to a spokesman for Jalal Talabani,
the council's president.
OK, so the US military is a little nicer than I'd be on the battlefield,
but...is the B.F.E.E. slipping?
They make lots of money by destroying things, and then they make
a lot more money having
Unka Dick's Halliburton rebuild everything they just destroyed,
with American taxpeyer money, of course.
This time, they just shut them down, instead of destroying and
rebuilding.
I wonder why?
Bush swore he'd get bin Laden.
He vowed "to bring him to justice or bring justice to him."
That's why his approval numbers went to the high eighties.
That was almost 800
days ago ...and counting
But then he changed his mind and went after easier targets
- targets with oil he could steal.
Bush's good puppy press has forgotten,
Bush's good puppy press has forgiven,
The major media has forgotten,
the major media has forgiven,
The talk radio Nazis have forgotten,
the talk radio Nazis have forgiven,
...but we don't.
Quotes
"I'm not running to bash George Bush. A lot
of Americans really love him.
They love what he represents, a man
who's overcome adversity in his life
from alcoholism and pulled his marriage
back together and moved forward."
-- Gen. Wesley Clark on CBS' Face the Bush Boy's Whore Attribution
Subject: The bullet that killed JFK
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The actual bullet.
Excerpt:
Unless I am mistaken, the official Warren
Commission line is that the "magic bullet," the nearly-pristine example
"found" on the stretcher at Parkland, is alleged
to be the one which hit both Kennedy and Connally. Many hoped
that Governor Connally's widow would allow
a post-mortem to be conducted so that bullet fragments remaining in
the Governor's wrist could be extracted.
Had the fragments added up to more than the tiny amount of metal
missing
from the "magic bullet," the presence
of at least a second projectile would be conclusively proved.
There were some other fragments recovered
from the limo which went missing almost immediately. The "magic bullet"
is the "evidence" connecting "Oswald"'s
Mannlicher-Carcano to the assassination. The original reports regarding
the
weapon recovered from the "sniper's nest"
on the 6th floor of the TSBD described the weapon as an 8mm Mauser rifle,
but were soon changed to conform to the
official line that the weapon was a Mannlicher-Carcano. "Oswald"'s
rifle was
mail-ordered under an alias, and the palm-print
found on it was not initially present; the most plausible scenario is the
one
depicted in Stone's film "JFK," in which
the palm print was applied after Oswald's death.
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Bad Mojo
Things keep happening, and it seems like they shouldn't.
Before I could finish my exhilarating "no surgery" weekend,
the refrigerator died.
Mrs. Bart has a whole Thanksgiving Bacchus planned ...but ...without
a refrigerator?.
So today, I have to emergency-search for a refrigerator that
can be delivered right away.
We had to re-buy everything in the fridge when it died six months
ago, and again when we had
to unplug it for floor surgery in the late summer, and he we
go again. Seems like every 90 days
we re-buy everything that goes in the refrigerator and I also
have to wipe my C drive clean.
It's not supposed to be this hard - is it?
I wouldn't give my troubles to a shit-for-brains monkey on a
rock.
..
Ayyiiii!!!!
I'm sure this crap happens to everyone, and we don't even have
have kids to worry about.
We don't have kid's bills to pay or soccer practice and take
'em to school and pick 'em up every day.
We don't have to stop the kids from fighting or drawing on the
walls or breaking windows or trying
to neuter the puppy - none of that, and it's still hard to keep
up. How do you guys keep up?
We can barely handle problems for the two of us, so those of you
who are handling problems
for a whole family must really be having a tough time in this
Bush-bastard recession.
My troubles are exceedingly tiny compared to what some of you
are going thru...
How do you people keep in the long slog, day after day?
How about a shot of Chinaco for those of you who
are struggling with real problems?
..
Hang in there, and remember it's important to keep your sense
of humor.
If it wasn't for presidents like Bush the Murderer, we'd never
know how good Clinton was.
Housekeeping
When I cleaned out my car after the fender-bender, I found a box
of mail
that should've gone out when I bought the car - in February
this year.
So a bunch of you will be getting your late stickers real soon.
Subject: Al Franken knows who you are now
Bart,
I attended last night's (11/23) Al Franken-Ben
Stein debate at the University Of Arkansas
and in the short Q & A that followed,
one of the questions to Al was whether he'd ever read
a guy "from Fayetteville" called "Bartcop".
The questioner explained to Al that you
say everything Al says "about two months earlier".
Good publicity in a crowd I'd estimate
at around 4000, and of course, Al can no longer say
he hasn't heard of you!
Greg In Fayetteville
Greg, thanks for sending that.
Bush's American soldier body count in Iraq
Last issue it was..
times 432
....this issue it's
times 433
Eight more Americans lives snuffed out
by the disaster of Bush stealing the White House.
Soon - we'll be at 500, and then 800 and then 1000.
Will the Democrats be willing to fight for their country next
November?
Or will they just hand it to Bush on their knees, like they did
in 2000 and 2002?
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I
lead the world against terrorism.
Total deaths since President Giggle and Kill said, "Bring
'em On": 227
228
From: http://lunaville.org/warcasualties/Summary.aspx
Plus, at least 2391
2401 wounded for Bush's illegal oil grab.
Many of them are missing arms, legs, eyes and their memories
from head wounds.
From: http://www.antiwar.com/ewens/casualties.html
How much more are we willing to tolerate?
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From: The Rza
it's okay for other countries to have a
revolution when a party cheats to install themselves in as
government leaders, but here in america
we should just follow the lead of the maniacal war starting
nutjobs who call themselves leaders of
this country, who really are no different than the crips and the bloods...
Shit is off the hook yo, and you can smoke a bowl to it.
U.S. backs new Georgia government
Excerpt:
The United States offered its support to
the interim leadership of Georgia after a tumultuous weekend,
during which the president of the former
Soviet republic resigned as his opposition threatened to storm his residence.
Colin Powell on Sunday called opposition
figure Nino Burdzhanadze, who will lead an interim government until new
elections can be held, "to offer our support
and to encourage her and her colleagues to proceed in a manner consistent
with Georgia's Constitution," said State
Department spokesman Richard Boucher.
Boucher praised outgoing Georgian President
Eduard Shevardnadze. "We know that President Shevardnadze's decision
was difficult, but that he made his decision
in the best interests of the people of Georgia," Boucher said. "Shevardnadze
has been a towering figure in Georgian
history and a close friend of the United States."
If Shevardnadze was such a good friend to
America, why did Bush go along with this coup?
Did Shevardnadze refuse to play ball, like
the president of Venezuela did?
Since absolute power corrupts absolutely, I guess the Trained
Monkey can go all around the world
and install whoever he wants in whatever countries he likes,
and invade the ones that resist.
"Nobody
can stop me!
The Democrats are afraid of Unka Karl!"
Remember, I predicted it long ago: Since the Democrats
are scared to death (except for Clark and Dean)
America will look for a Republican to step in and
stop this crazy madman from destroying the world.
Hell, if Bush tries to take our guns, the N.R.A. may be
what stops this global thief, rapist and murderer.
If you missed the weekend edition...
Boy, I wanna tell ya,
The weekend edition? ...It had everything.
It had the best list of Bush lies you ever heard,
it had Molly Ivins,
it had Barry Crimmins,
there was Vegas talk,
there was poker talk,
there was Survivor talk,
there was Clarification talk,
there was conspiracy talk,
there was Paris Hilton talk,
there was even an appearance by a prehistoric reptile
...whoops, ... I mean Maureen Dowd.
...but no Michael Jackson or Scott Peterson talk - sorry,
It had the BartCop Whine.
It had the BartCop Medical Report.
It had the BartCop "fender bender"
...and there was no charge.
Boy, too bad all the issues can't be like
that, eh?
How can we keep it up every day, most
days, some days?
There's only one left-wing, confrontational, ditto-monkey-ass-booting,
tequila comedy treehouse
run by an uneducated Okie Catholic with ADD and an IQ of 64 on
the entire internet - and this is it.
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JFK
- Lingering Shadows
by Michael Hammerschlag
Excerpt:
40 years ago the world changed in a flash.
The evidence for conspiracy is compelling: faked Life cover photo
of Oswald and rifle with shadows falling
in different directions, people pointing and running towards the grassy
knoll,
photos of a rifle barrel and puffs of smoke
there, a policeman challenging secret service agents that didnÔø‡Ôø‡Ôø‡t exist
in the
grassy knoll, a bullet that supposedly
passed through a neck, chest, and shattered a wrist to emerge undamaged,
the
immediate murder of Oswald (and his Soviet
defection and Cuban connections), RubyÔø‡Ôø‡Ôø‡s Mafia employers, lost and
altered evidence, additional audio gunshots,
delayed botched autopsy.
That there was a conspiracy seems obvious
(over 90% of the country believes so), yet magazines still runs the same
hackneyed Ôø‡Ôø‡Ôø‡historicalÔø‡Ôø‡Ôø‡ pictures, wishing
as we would wish that it could be that simple. Who actually was responsible:
the Mafia, disgruntled Cuban refugees,
the Soviet Union, a vengeful Castro, right-wing millionaire oilmen (Executive
Action),
power mad Lyndon; may forever remain a
mystery; once I chose to hope that a deathbed confession by some tormented
party would eventually bring the truth
to light. The conspiracy theories defeat themselves, multiplying like mutant
strains
till the truth itself is only another aberration,
another chip in a pile of chips. Indeed, the very subject of conspiracy
still causes
a virulent reaction because it challenges
the basic order of things; the simple truths that are the foundations of
our reality.
Conspiracy theory
Excerpt:
The White House and Pentagon have worked
very hard to imply a connection between Saddam and al-Qaida,
but have studiously avoided an explicit
assertion of this claim. President Bush, on countless occassions, has
mentioned Saddam and Osama bin Laden, 9/11
and Iraq, in consecutive, non sequitur sentences while
scrupulously avoiding the claim that some
are now saying Hayes' article supports.
The clearest, most logical explanation for
this behavior is that this is because the administration lacks evidence
to support such a claim. While establishing
such a link has clearly been in their interest -- as the most forceful
argument to initiate and now to continue
the war on Iraq -- they have been cautious in not overstating the claim
that such a link can be demonstrated. If
they had evidence, it stands to reason, they would have every reason
to share such evidence with the public
and the world.
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How to prevent Diebold from rigging the 2004 election
Simple - vote using an absentee ballot.
If every Democrat in the United States did that, they'd have
to hand count 51,000,000 votes.
There would be a paper trail, and Diebold would be unable to
rig the election for the B.F.E.E.
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The 50 Greatest Tearjerkers of All Time
Entertainment Weekly ran their list of the
top 50 tearjerkers of all time.
Tearjerkers are mostly chick flicks, so
I missed 90 percent of them.
Since I missed them, I thought I'd give
them a look.
For some stupid reason, they started with
#1 and blew the suspense.
What's wrong with these losers?
You're supposed to start at 50 and work
down.
01 Terms of Endearment - Didn't see it.
02 Bambi - Didn't see it.
03 Sophie's Choice - It was on cable once,
I saw a few minutes and knew I'd seen enough.
04 An Affair to Remember - Didn't see it.
05 It's a Wonderful Life - Death by sugar
overdose, but I didn't cry.
06 Longtime Companion - Didn't see it.
07 Brian's Song - saw parts of it the first
time, not a chick flick
08 ET - I forgot ET died, but then he came
back, but I didn't cry.
09 Ghost - I wouldn't see this film if
Demi Moore was naked (Was she?)
10 Field of Dreams - I heard it was good,
I should watch it sometime.
So, in the Top Ten, I've seen ET and slivers of three others
11 Old Yeller - Didn't see it.
12 Brief Encounter - Didn't see it.
13 Kramer vs Kramer - Didn't see it.
Did you know Kate Jackson
was suppoosed to play the lead,
but Charlie's Angel's
wouldn't let her do it so Meryl Streep won the Oscar.
14 Life is Beautiful - Didn't see it.
15 Titanic - Saw it, yes it was sad, but
I didn't cry.
16 Glory - Didn't see it, but it sounds
like Judy O'Christian
17 Love Story - Didn't see it, but it was
about Al Gore.
18 Ordinary People - Didn't see it.
then it was time to turn the page - and look what I saw:
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An ad for Can't -Act's new movie.
This made me cry.
"Have a good time
today.
It only gets worse from here."
-- Molly Ivins, in some magazine I read in the doctor's
office.
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