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"If only the guys who had that "talk" with
Mr. Aristide could pay a visit to Ralph Nader."
--Eric Alterman, Altercation,
Attribution
I saw some poll numbers that suggest Nader will be bigger this
year.
He's got 5 percent in some states, 6 percent in others.
Nader voters could easily give us four more years of war, debt and BFEE crimes.
Excerpt:
Stewart, 62, grimaced and her eyes widened
slightly upon hearing the verdict,
and she later released a statement maintaining
her innocence and promising an appeal.
Stewart was found guilty of conspiracy,
making false statements and obstruction of justice.
The charges carry up to 20 years in prison,
but she will most certainly get much less than that.
"Maybe it's a victory for the little guys who
lose money in the market because of these kinds of transactions,"
said juror Chappell Hartridge.
No, it means just the opposite.
The Bush friends who stole hundreds of
millions of dollars aren't going to prison, but Martha Stewart,
a tiny, tinye fish in the ocean of sharks
will soon be behind bars. If anything, it means friends of Clinton
should watch out while friends of Bush,
if they're even charged, will be soft-pedaled, plea bargain and if
necessary, pardoned by the biggest, most
blood-thirsty monster in the world today.
Excerpt:
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - If a grand jury indicts
him, Thomas Dupre would be the first bishop
charged in the sex scandal that has
engulfed the Roman Catholic Church two years ago for
centuries.
Hampden DA William Bennett announced Thursday
he will pursue sex abuse charges against the
retired Dupre, 70, who is accused of abusing
two boys, who are now 39 and 40 years old.
One boy was a recent immigrant who eagerly
accepted an offer of English lessons from his parish priest.
The other was the boy's high school friend.
What followed, according to lawyers, is a sordid tale of abuse
in which the priest allegedly plyed the
two altar boys with alcohol and sexually molested them in the 1970s.
One of the accusers, who is gay, came forward
with his claims after hearing Dupre speak out
against the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Sweet.
The Catholic Church is still fighting zero tolerance policies
for sexually abusive priests.
It's wrong for two consenting adults to be together, but child
rape is tolerated?
A shot of Chinaco for the two men who came forward, assuming they're telling the truth.
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Quotes
"I'm disappointed but not surprised that the
President would try to trade on the heroism of those
fire fighters in the September 11 attacks.
The use of 9/11 images are hypocrisy at its worst.
Here's a President that initially opposed
the creation of the Department of Homeland Security
and now uses its first anniversary
as cause to promote his re-election. Here is a President that
proposed two budgets with no funding
for FIRE Act grants and still plays on the image of America's
bravest. His advertisements are disgraceful.
Bush is calling on the biggest disaster in our country's
history, and indeed in the history
of the fire service, to win sympathy for his campaign. Since the
attacks, Bush has been using images
of himself putting his arm around a retired FDNY fire fighter
on the pile of rubble at ground zero.
But for two and a half years he has basically shortchanged
fire fighters and the safety of our
homeland by not providing fire fighters the resources needed
to do the job that America deserves."
--Harold Schaitberger, Fire Fighters
President, after seeing Bush's lying ads Attribution
Bush treats the fire fighters like he treats the soldiers being
killed in Iraq.
He cuts their funding so his hyper-rich friends can get another
tax cut,
yet almost half of America says Bush is honest and doing a great
job.
Visit www.deckofbush.com for your deck today!
Quotes
''Frankly, Mr. Mayor, I think your new hairstyle
is the right way to go.
After all, in Washington, the coverup
is always worse than the truth.''
--Hillary to Rudy Giuliani
at the annual Gridiron Dinner,
Attribution
Subject: Martha Stewart lied
A jury has convicted Martha Stewart of lying to the government and she will probably go to prison for it.
However her lie isn't nearly as serious
as the lie Bush told the nation to trick us into going to war with Iraq.
Does the president go to prison when he
lies to the people and gets 550 Americans killed??
Marc Perkel
San Fransisco
Excerpt:
Ted Kennedy called on Friday for CIA Director
George Tenet to state plainly whether he believed the
White House altered or misused intelligence
to justify the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. Kennedy said Tenet also
must explain "why he waited until last
month -- nearly a year after the war started -- to set the record straight"
that the intelligence did not indicate
Iraq posed the immediate threat depicted by Bush.
He cited Bush calling Iraq a "threat of
unique urgency," Cheney saying Iraq was trying to acquire nuclear weapons,
and Rumsfeld saying "we know where they
are" of weapons of mass destruction that have yet to be found.
"Why wasn't CIA Director Tenet correcting Bush,
Cheney and Rumdfeld a year ago, when it could have made
a difference, when it could have prevented
a needless war and saved so many lives?" Kennedy questioned.
Wow - and this guy's a Democrat?
Every Democratic senator ought to be screaming these charges every moment they're awake.
Most senators are sleeping or too scared
to speak, but Ted Kennedy has made me proud.
.
Quotes
"I always feel a genuine bond whenever I see
Sen. Clinton.
She's the only person who's at the
center of more conspiracy theories than I am."
--Dick Cheney, at the annual Gridiron Dinner,
Attribution
New
boss, worse than the old boss
by Ted Rall, recently-fired by a pro-Bush newspaper
Excerpt:
When the official count showed him winning
92 percent of the vote, events began to eerily echo the
2000 election crisis here in the United
States. A new rightist opposition alliance, the Democratic
Convergence, claimed that the Haitian Senate
elections had been rigged with a view towards creating
a one-party state. (International observers
called the elections fair.) The DC and former army officers
refused to recognize the Aristide government.
Tearing a page from the playbook of the
U.S. Supreme Court - Republican justices ran out the clock
in Bush v. Gore, deliberating four days
so that there wouldn't be sufficient time to complete the Florida
ballot recount - the Bush Administration
refused Aristide's frantic requests to send U.S. troops to restore
order to Haiti. "There is, frankly, no
enthusiasm right now for sending in military or police forces to put
down the violence that we are seeing,"
said Colin Powell (news - web sites). But hours after Aristide
left for Africa--"kidnapped," according
to Congresswoman Maxine Waters, by American commandos
- the marines were on their way.
Marty's Entertainment Page
Excerpt:
Right now you are on patrol in the Mekong
Delta, and you have run into an ambush. A mine goes off under your boat,
throwing you in the water and injuring
your skipper. Weighed down by guns, grenades, and ammunition, you sink
to the
bottom while five more boats pass overhead.
You shed your gear and surface.
As the boats disappear down the river, you
are taking machine gun and small arms fire from both banks of the river.
You can't swim to either side without getting
shot, and even if you did, getting captured means getting killed.
You have one,
and only one chance, to get out alive.
You have to hope that your skipper turns his boat around, heads back into
the crossfire
over the mine infested water, reaches down
with his bloody arm, and drags you back up on the boat.
Now for the quiz.
Who would you rather have as your skipper, George Bush or John Kerry?
Quotes
"Sept. 11 happened to all of us, collectively,
as a nation. Mining the tragedy for partisan advantage
is a disservice not just to those families
directly touched by the terrorist attacks, but to all Americans.
If the president has a compelling vision
for his second term he should present it; little is gained by trying
to beat us over the head with the emotional
sledgehammer of twisted wreckage and shattered lives."
--John Norris, Letter
to the Editor, Attribution
Bush blames Clinton - again
Excerpt:
"The Bush administration, irked that the official
arbiter of recessions continues to say the current downturn began
on Bush's watch, has changed the start
of the recession to the last months of the Clinton administration.
A new Bush campaign ad released this week
proclaims: "January 2001. The challenge: an economy in recession."
This backs up the claim often made by Bush
and top aides that they "inherited" an economic recession.
The only trouble with this assertion is
the nonpartisan National Bureau of Economic Research, which does the
official dating of recessions, says the
downturn began in March 2001 -- early in Bush's presidency. NBER is
examining revised economic statistics to
see if the official date should be moved earlier, but spokeswoman
Donna Zerwitz said there is 'nothing imminent.'"
How can this be?
In 2000, Bush & Cheney campaigned on the theme that the government
had so much money
the only fair thing to do was give the super-rich a monster tax
cut. Then when Wall Street saw
a return to the failed policies of the 1980's they panicked and
their sphincters contracted and that
caused the begin of the decline of the Clinton Miracle.
If the Democrats had any brains oir the will to win, (should I
bother to finish that sentence?)
they would play the video of Bush/Cheney saying the government
was drowning in too much cash.
But no, using the opponents words against him in a political campaign isn't polite, so I doubt they'll do it.
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Subject: your Bill Moyers statement
Bart, I was surprised by your assertion
so I did some checking.
All the references to Bill Moyers leaving
PBS were of this type:
Bill Moyers is leaving his PBS program, "Now," following the presidential election later this year.
Moyers, who turns 70 in June, says he's
getting out of the TV-news business for a while to concentrate
on writing a book about Lyndon Johnson.
He worked for the former president in various capacities in
the 1960s, including a stint as his press
secretary.
"It isn't because I feel old," Moyers tells the
AP about his decision to leave "Now." "It's because I feel
compelled to do something else now, that
only I can do -- which is that book."
PBS hopes to continue "Now" after Moyers
departs in November, and the network's president,
Pat Mitchell, says he's welcome to return
whenever he chooses.
"I have made it clear to him he's not leaving public television," Mitchell says.
I think you may be a little over on
that statement.
Keep up the rest of the good work.
Larry B
Larry, I read a story about how the freepers bombarded PBS with
complaints, as they always do,
just ask former New York Whore Times contributing cartoonist
Ted Rall.
Can I prove it? I'd have to be inside the mind of the PBS
president to know for sure, but would
you expect PBS or Moyers to admit the Freepers chased another
liberal out of the media?
Usually they say they're leaving to spend "more time with the
family."
GOP wants MoveOn ads pulled
Excerpt:
The GOP asked 250 television stations to
pull a liberal group's ads critical of Bush.
RNC chief counsel Jill Holtzman Vogel wrote,
"As a broadcaster licensed by the FCC,
you have a responsibility to the viewing
public and to your licensing agency to refrain from
complicity in any illegal activity, specifically
in this case, violations of our nation's federal election laws.".
So, once again Bush will pull the license of stations who run anti-Bush ads.
You think these thugs are going to allow the voters to pick the
next president?
You think these thugs will surrender power to the Democrats under
any circumstances?
In Show 30, up soon, I explain how the BFEE is making almost $50
million per day and that's just
on the oil they're stealing from Iraq, not to mention Halliburton's
billions, the trillions missing from the
Treasury and the ongoing oil-gouge of $3 a gallon gasoline
in San Fransisco.
If you get Bush pissed, he'll steal your money, take your job,
throw you in jail or murder you,
and he can do that legally because the Democrats handed him that
kind of power.,
Subject:reason for my subscription
Bart,
I have been reading your page since Fall
2001, when I was in Japan.
I must say that at that time I was losing
faith in the Democratic party.
You restored that faith. Because of that,
I decided that when I have an
extra couple of dollars I would send it
your way.
I just subscribed to the site, and I have
to say...just by listening to the first part
of Show 29... I am positive that those
couple of dollars were more than worth it.
We need a bigger hammer to show the monkeys
and the rest of the country that
there are Democrats that will not stand
by and watch the BFEE ruin our country.
Keep swingin' that hammer.
ESM
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Subject: Ashcroft and pancreatitus
Pancreatitis is one of the potentially worst
medical conditions one can have.
We see people in our Intensive Care with
it for months at a time, needing all sorts
of surgery and mechanical assistance to
stay alive. It's usually caused by gallstones,
way too much booze or a bit of both.
It used to pop up a bit as a side effect of anti-HIV
medicines too. You could see Ashcroft
out of action for quite a while. He may even be
forced to explain himself to his (or somebodys)
god a little early.
I won't wish his death because I'm not an
American christian who revels in death,
punishment and hatred, but his exclusion
from US political life could only be a plus for you all.
Paul B
Australia
Really?
Gosh, I hate to hear that.
I hope he's not forced to resign for medical reasons.
Like with the 'president,' we couldn't possibly get a worse guy
than the guy who holds the job now.
I need a Secretary of Hip, ...preferably
a sassy, African American.
I know this will cause screams of 'sexism,'
but I want a sassy black woman
to explain the real world to the extra-white
Oklahoma chimp, ...am I'm the bad guy?"
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Subject: how to kill real player
Hey, Bart,
Please thank everyone who sent in suggestions
for me - I applied the KISS principle
and tried the "uninstall RP" gambit first
- Bartcop Radio is now in Windows Media
on my computer, and it sounds great. Shows
27 and 28 were terrific, and I'm still
working my way through 29.
Keep hammerin'
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Excerpt:
Rudolph Bell's book Holy Anorexia (1985)
concentrates on Italian saints, and is especially rewarding for
connoisseurs of the spiritually lurid.
St Maria Maddalena de' Pazzi lay naked on thorns. Saint Catherine of
Siena [did bad things]. One confessor ordered
Veronica Giuliani to kneel while a novice of the order kicked
her in the mouth. Another ordered her to
clean the walls and floor of her cell with her tongue; when she
swallowed the spiders and their webs, even
he thought it was going too far. Scourges, chains and hair shirts
were the must-have accessories in these
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rack she had constructed. St Margaret of
Cortona bought herself a razor and was narrowly dissuaded from
slicing through her nostrils and upper
lip. St Angela of Foligno [did bad things]. And what St Francesca
Romana did, I find I am not able to write
down.
Subject: doing hard drugs
Bart, I just had MAJOR dental surgery today,
6 implants put in.
I have survived, and am now on Hydrocodone.
I wonder if this stuff'll make me start spewing vile Repukelican crap for three hours a day like Rush.
Putting out your page is more than a 'nice
thing' for you to do.
I wish I could support you more, 'cause
I'm with ya 110%.
T in Texas
fellow scrapper
American cities are hurting
Hey, BC!
You wrote:
> Bush has bankrupted all 50 states, so they're looking for ways to
make money.
> I hate the idea of an internet tax, but Bush stole the money - it's
gone and it's not coming back.
> The states can't actually file bankruptcy and wipe their slates clean,
but bankrupt they are."
Here in California, we just passed a huge
bond which basically allows Schwarzenegger (R-BFEE Tool)
to borrow the money which will replace
the tens of billions stolen from California by Enron. My hometown
of San Diego, sixth largest city and one
of the richest in the nation is now soliciting donations from its citizens
to help pay for basic services. Yep, you
read that right. Soon San Diego residents will be able to donate
towards specific items like a fire-fighting
helicopter, police car maintenance, or road repairs.
It's not enough that the state has to borrow
billions; it's not enough that my property tax is up 12%; it's not
enough that a gallon of gas --we've been
well over two bucks for weeks-- costs more here than in Hawaii;
it's not enough that the state university
system has increased tuition as much as 50%; it's not enough that our
pensions and 401k funds are gone, the city
has to come begging for money to buy fuel for the trash trucks.
And today the San Diego Fire Department
announced that it will begin raising funds by selling advertising space on
the fire trucks.
Oh, and the California Highway Patrol-with all the obligatory nonsense about safety--just began another ticket-writing marathon.
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Subject: Martha is guilty?
Bart,
So Martha was convicted of telling the
Government she had not committed
fraud or insider trading. The fraud
charge was dropped, she was never
charged with insider trading, how can she
be convicted of lying about this?
Speaking of the fraud charge being dropped,
how can everyone keep
claiming Martha was "guilty on all counts"?
Russ
Russ, she's guilty of being a liberal and
the liberals are, once again, too scared to say
anything in her defense because Rove wants
to make liberals the ones who stole all the
billions in the CEO scandals. One
report I read (in the lying whore media) was that
investigators asked Martha what time the
guy called and she replied, "I don't remember
what time he called," then
they charged her with claiming the guy never called.
Word is getting out if you're against Bush,
(Paul O'Neill, Dixie Chicks, Howard Stern,
Martha Stewart, Bill Moyers, Ted Rall,
Mike Malloy - the list is endless) you lose your
ability to earn a living or you lose your
freedom. That's why many people feel compelled
to play ball with the BFEE - they're afraid.
But what is the excuse for the Democrat's
silence?
They don't even complain when the Diebold machines tally the
votes (always for the GOP)
with a last-minute, ten-points swing (always for the GOP).
Nader and voting in the year 2004
There were a lot of replies.
I think everyone who voted for Nader wrote.
Bush's
American soldier body count in Iraq
Bush lied, and caused 551
Americans their lives - and counting.
Quotes
"My son was killed at the World Trade Center
on 9/11, leaving a young wife and three small children.
It is with horror and intense anger
that I today witnessed the television commercials with images from 9/11
used by President Bush and his campaign
strategists. Using visual reminders of this terrible tragedy to get
votes is disgraceful. Adding insult
to injury is the fact that the 9/11 commission is still investigating the
US
intelligence efforts, or lack thereof,
before the 9/11 attacks - during President Bush's watch. The Bush ads
use the 9/11 images to proclaim "leadership."
What kind of leadership is this?"
--Elinor Stout, Attribution
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"It continues to baffle me that the Republican
Party insists on reminding the
Americanm people over and over again
that George W. Bush's administration
is responsible for the greatest security
failure in the history of the United States."
--Seth Appel,
Attribution
Free tip for the Kerry campaign:
Every time Bush runs a TV ad, record it and run the same
ad the next day with different audio.
If Bush wants to show 9-11 pictures - fine. Kerry runs
the same ad the next day saying,
"I promise not to take monthlong vactions right after the CIA tells
me
that al Qaeda is planning an imminent attack on America using
airplanes."
The best part?
The Bush campaign will produce everything but the audio, which
cuts costs tremendously.
If needed, American Stranger could do for Kerry's campaign and
they'll be so controversial
CNN, FOX and the networks will run the ads for free, at least
a few times.
...and the Bushies can't stop you. What are they going to do? Sue the Kerry camp for telling the truth?
In 2004, will Kerry take my advice and win this contest?
Or will he ignore me and blow it like Gore did in 2000?
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Quotes
"As Americans, we deserve an answer to what
went wrong that enabled bin Laden
and the terrorists to come in and conduct
the attacks of 9/11. If that does become
the issue, I think it's a loaded gun
pointed right back at the White House."
-- Wesley Clark, who's not afraid of Karl Rove,
to Wolf Blizter (R-Whore) Attribution
Will Kerry press Bush to explain why he was asleep on 9-11?
Or will he give a S&B brother a break?
Subject: back to the top
When are you going to add the "Back to the
top" feature
at the end of each Bartcop column?
Endzoni
Endzoni, in all my years on the web, I've never understood
why that 'back to the top' link is on so many pages.
Sometimes that link takes five second to reload the entire page
but the scroll button takes you there just about instantly.
Just kidding, but if Democrats were better at working the scroll
button,
I'll bet Gore would've been declared the winner in Florida in
2000.
Maybe the DNC juts organize scrolling classes in big cities for Democrats...
Garry Trudeau
offers $10K to anyone
who saw
Bush show up in the ANG
Lieberman to Bush, Kerry: Rise above politics
Excerpt:
Joe Lieberman urged Kerry and Bush to transcend
"rigid and reflexive partisan politics"
in the presidential campaign so Congress
can work to bring peace to Iraq and stop terrorism.
"We cannot allow a singular quest for electoral
victory to impede the more universal and
important quest for victory over terrorism,
a victory that will enable the American people
to feel fully secure again here at home,"
Mr. Joementum whined.
Hey Joe, nobody cares what you think, remember?
Democrats rejected you and your pro-Bush ideas,
so why don't you have a Coke and a smile and shut the hell up?
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