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 Quotes

"The press has bravely and nobly eroded the public trust.
  What I'm advocating is the media come back and work for us again. ...
  The bias of the media is not liberal. It's lazy and sensationalist."
    --Jon Stewart, calling the lazy whores "lazy whores,"    Attribution

"I've never seen a more sanctimonious comedian.
  What a boor... I think the tape makes it clear he humiliated himself."
    --Tucker Carlson, who can't handle the truth Attribution
 

  Click  Here  for the transcript

 CARLSON: You need to get a job at a journalism school.

 STEWART: You need to go to one.

 CARLSON:  I thought you were going to be funny. Come on. Be funny.

 STEWART: No. No. I'm not going to be your monkey.
 

 Too bad Novak wasn't there.
 Jon repeatedly refers to him as "a traitor and a douchebag"

 Without a Doubt
   With Bush, the "R" stands for Religiously Insane
   by Ron Suskind

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 Bruce Bartlett, a domestic policy adviser to Ronald Reagan and a treasury official for the first President Bush,
 told me recently that ''if Bush wins, there will be a civil war in the Republican Party starting on Nov. 3.''
 The nature of that conflict, as Bartlett sees it? Essentially, the same as the one raging across much of the world:
 a battle between modernists and fundamentalists, pragmatists and true believers, reason and religion.

''Just in the past few months,'' Bartlett said, ''I think a light has gone off for people who've spent time up close to Bush:
 that this instinct he's always talking about is this sort of weird, Messianic idea of what he thinks God has told him to do.''
 Bartlett, a 53-year-old columnist and self-described libertarian Republican who has lately been a champion for traditional
 Republicans concerned about Bush's governance, went on to say: ''This is why George W. Bush is so clear-eyed about
 Al Qaeda and the Islamic fundamentalist enemy. He believes you have to kill them all. They can't be persuaded, that they're
 extremists, driven by a dark vision. He understands them, because he's just like them. . . .

''This is why he dispenses with people who confront him with inconvenient facts,'' Bartlett went on to say. ''He truly believes
 he's on a mission from God. Absolute faith like that overwhelms a need for analysis. The whole thing about faith is to believe
 things for which there is no empirical evidence.'' Bartlett paused, then said, ''But you can't run the world on faith.''
 

 Scary article - I hope you have the time to read it..

  Comments?

 Quotes

"The person talking about a draft is my opponent.
  We will not have a draft...The best way to avoid a draft is to vote for me."
       --Dubya, lying in an attempt to win his first national election,  Attribution
 

 Kerry's unchalleneged statements in the debates were that 90 percent of the Army
 is in Iraq, preparing to go or just got back.

 They also say we need more troops there - many more.
 So if you're between 17 and 30, you might want to vote for Kerry.

..
 "I have a vibrator in my butt..."

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 In her suit accusing TV bully Bill O'Reilly of sexual harassment, Fox News producer Andrea Mackris
 included partial trancripts of alleged conversations with O'Reilly, in which he is quoted making explicit
 sexual comments and threats. In this document, obtained by Court TV's Lisa Bloom, Fox News
 demands that Mackris turn over any tapes she has of the alleged conversations.
 

   Comments?

 Quotes

"Bush is making one last stand to con the American people into believing that he is the only one
  who can fight and win the war on terrorism.  You don't win the war on terror by giving a speech.
  You win the war on terror based on what you do. And the facts show, the facts show that we haven't
  done all that we can to keep the American people safe and crush the terrorists before they can do
  harm to us. George Bush's failed actions speak much louder than his words. One of the greatest signs
  of weakness and failure is to resort to the politics of fear and that's what George Bush is doing today."
        --John Edwards,   Attribution

 Bill O'Reilly's sex troubles offer lesson for married men

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 O'Reilly admitted something in his lawsuit.
 And that's where the married men and hotel rooms come into play.

 He acknowledged having cocktails with Mackris and watching a presidential news conference alone with her in his hotel room.
 He denied engaging in physical or sexual assaults. He denied that any "offensive touching" took place.
 But he didn't deny having sex.

 He didn't deny talking with Mackris about vibrators and phone sex and engaging in stuff that people usually use pay-per-view to watch.
 He didn't even deny exchanging tales of his sexual prowess, something that guys sometimes do with other guys or women they think they know.

 He didn't deny any of the behavior that Mackris alleges in her suit.
 

  Attribution

 Subject: O'Reilly

 I predict Bill O'Reilly will come out of his sexual harassment allegations stronger, and richer,
 no matter the legal outcome.  He will use the Rush Limbaugh defense (they're out to get me
 and I'm fighting this to protect YOUR rights!) and will paint himself as the poor victim.

 Look at Limbaugh - does anyone question his alleged drug use, alleged money laundering,
 and possible drug peddling?  Finally, look at Dick Morris.  How can anyone like him have
 any credibility, yet he is still a fixture on the talking heads circuit.

 If I sound cynical and disgusted with the state of our "news" media, it's because I am.
 Jon Stewart had it exactly right with he blasted pompous little Tucker Carlson and the CNN news establishment.

 Pokey
 

 Pokey,

Rush isn't put of the legal woods yet.
   They just ruled that the evidence seized can be used against him.

As far as Morris, he only has "credibility" on FOX because he says bad things about liberals

You cannot be too cynical or too disgusted with America's whore media.

I understand what you're saying about O'Reilly, but it's hard to play the victim
   when you have a penis-shaped vibrator buzzing in your butt.

 Bush's Endless 'Predictive' Wars
   by Robert Parry  at  consortiumnews.com

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 In the months before the Iraq invasion in 2003, we began writing that the proper term for the so-called
 Bush Doctrine was not "preemptive" war but "predictive" war. Our reasoning was that "preemptive" war
 required clear evidence that Iraq was threatening or preparing to attack the United States, but George W. Bush
 was simply predicting that Iraq might someday pose a threat.

 We compared the Bush Doctrine with "predictive crime" featured in the futuristic Tom Cruise movie, "Minority Report,"
 in which police rely on oracles to arrest people who are judged to be on the verge of committing murder.
 During the second presidential debate in St. Louis on Oct. 8, Bush effectively confirmed that he is operating
 under a doctrine of "predictive" war.

 The admission came when Bush was discussing the findings of his own inspection team, which had reported
 that Iraq had no stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction and that Iraq didn't even have any active programs
 to build them. So, Bush shifted his defense.

 His new argument for the Iraq invasion was twofold: Saddam Hussein held a grudge against the United States
 and harbored hopes that he might eventually be able to restart his weapons programs.
 
 

 Note: consortiumnews.com is the most important site on the internet
 

..

"This Parry guy is trouble.
  He's the one who exposed my Daddy on Iran-Contra.
  We gotta get him inside a small plane..."

   Comments?

 Quotes

"The president was receiving secret signals from aliens in outer space.
   You heard it here on 'Meet the Press.'"
       --Bush campaign manager Ken Mehlman, about the bulge on Bush's back   Attribution
 

 Why do they respond to questions with a joke?
 Why can't they give a straight answer?

 Why did Bush postpone his physical until after the election?
 Why did chewing a pretzel make Bush pass out so fast that he didn't
 even have time to put his hands out and break his fall?

 What aren't we being told?

 Subject: media complicit in truth shading

 True. The Dems may be pussies BUT the Repugs are extremely good at what they do
 which is bullshitting to the Nth degree. Have you ever seen such a flagrant display of
 outright filth (and unchecked) in your life? They can take ANY negative which should
 (in a normal world) cripple them beyond repair and turn it completely around to their benefit.
 Incredible!

 Rod Serling couldn't have written a better episode of The Twilight Zone than what we've been
 living through the last four years. Of course, they've had GREAT help from the media which has
 become nothing more than a collective cheap whorehouse. And we all can name the whores in
 order of importance to His Lowness, King George the Second.

 I don't have an answer to this. When citizens lose the power and HONOR of the media,
 then we truly are lost. Let's hope they realize what they've indeed done before more young
 Americans lose their lives. But that would be in a perfect world, wouldn't it?

 Robert S
 

 Robert, when a liar isn't called on his lies, he's certain to lie again.
 The Republicans can't be expected to police themselves.
 The press isn't going to do it, so if the Democrats refuse to do it,
 we're always going to end up with the situation we're in right now.

 When will the Democrats join the fight?
 

  Comments?

 Sinclair stock drops on ad concerns
  Anti-democracy broadcaster paying the cost

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 Sinclair's stock fell 55 cents to $6.49.

 The shares dropped amid fresh concerns on Wall Street, with analysts fretting over what looms
 as a loss of advertising revenue for Sinclair. Some securities analysts, who demanded not to be
 quoted on record, said that they're concerned about the potential development.

 Sinclair, which owns the largest chain of TV stations in the United States, had told its stations to
 broadcast a lie that accuses Kerry of betraying American prisoners during the Vietnam War.
 The film, titled "Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal," is to be shown during prime-time hours
 before the Nov. 2 election. The Sinclair stations reach 1/4 U.S. television households.

"Stolen Honor" focuses on Kerry's 1971 antiwar testimony to Congress about U.S. atrocities
 and suggests that it hurt Americans who were still being held in Vietnam.
 Kerry's campaign has called the documentary "lies" and "a smear."
 

  Comments?

 Quotes

"It's biased political propaganda, with clear intentions to sway this election. For me, it's not about
  right or left -- it's about what's right or wrong in news coverage this close to an election. I have nothing
  to gain here -- and really, I have a lot to lose. At the end of the day, though, all you really have is your
  credibility. There is going to be a concerted effort on the part of my colleagues to make this as balanced
  a program as they can. But the selection of the material -- dumping it on the news department, and giving
  them four days, and running it this close to the election -- it's indefensible, in my opinion."
   -- --Jon Leiberman, Sinclair's lead political reporter, denouncing his boss's Nazi lies Attribution

 Subject:  Bora Bora

 You know Bart I remember that time when there was that "lull"
 in fighting at Bora Bora and that convoy of planes flew in.

 They came in at night I think and it was claimed that they flew a lot of people out.
 It got a passing mention in some news services (can't recall which).
 I said to my partner when we were watching "Thats the Americans letting Bin Laden out".

 I've always believed that he was central to the whole plot and there was never a serious
 intention to kill or catch him at that time.  Not all that long after, Bush declared that Bin Laden
 was marginalized or irrelevant or something.  It exists on video, that statement, even though he denies it now.

 Paul B
 Australia

 Without a Doubt: Bush a menace to our democracy
  Forget 'liberal bias' -- for the Busheoisie it's 'reality bias'   from  evilgopbastards.com

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 As we've reported here (most recently in "The Fantasy-Camp Presidency of George W. Bush"),
 reality plays no role in the decision-making process within the Bush administration. In fact, there isn't
 a true decision-making process at all. The power and prestige of the United States' government, and
 how US policy affects the lives of all Americans and millions around the globe hinges solely on the
"gut instincts" of George W. Bush.

 How do we know this is true? The truth was revealed by the president himself. Writes Suskind:

 Joe Biden was telling a story, a story about the president. ''I was in the Oval Office a few months after
 we swept into Baghdad,'' he began, ''and I was telling the president of my many concerns'' -- concerns
 about growing problems winning the peace, the explosive mix of Shiite and Sunni, the disbanding of the
 Iraqi Army and problems securing the oil fields. Bush, Biden recalled, just looked at him, unflappably sure
 that the United States was on the right course and that all was well. '''Mr. President,' I finally said,
 'How can you be so sure when you know you don't know the facts?'''

 Biden said that Bush stood up and put his hand on the senator's shoulder. ''My instincts,'' he said. ''My instincts.''
 Oh my. The emperor not only has no clothes, he's a dangerous psychopath.
 

 Comments?

 Why does America's top pollster keep getting it wrong?
   Devout Evangelical Christian pollster loves their Bush

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 A couple of weeks ago, Gallup had Bush with a staggering 14 point lead.
 But seven other polls released the same week showed Bush with a 3 point lead.

 Is Gallup cooking the books to get people to back a winner?
 Or are they just optimistic about the GOP turnout being bigger than the Democrats'?
 

  Comments?

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"How poorly we understood Bush in 2000. We could not imagine the possibility that the United States
  would barely be on speaking terms with some of its staunchest allies, and that America would be reviled
  around the world as a bullying, imperialist superpower. How far we have fallen from the bright fiscal
  forecast in 2000, with surpluses that offered the promise of debt paydown now replaced with a staggering
  $500 billion annual deficit and the national debt projected to exceed $9 trillion by 2010. As for Bush being
  a uniter, sadly, the nation is more polarized than it has been since the 1960s."
     --Bradenton Herald, 2000 Dubya endorser,   Attribution

 Subject: breaking election laws

 John Kerry has a nationwide networked team of election specialist pro-bono lawyers trained, and in place.

 He's been sending out requests for people to donate to his recount fund. One reason Gore was forced to
 back off was Bush out-gunned him with $14M in recount money versus Gore's $4M.

 Senator Edwards has been speaking out about election theft. And with most of the heavy weight
 newspapers endorsing Kerry hopefully they'll be cover election fraud more forcefully.

 Lots of "voter watch" activites are scheduled for Nov 2. Kerry isn't going anywhere without a hell of a fight...

 The Demos have knocked Sinclair's stock down $60M in a couple of weeks...they aren't backing off anything....
 Bush Inc is going down.

 Suzanne
 SF
 

 Suzanne, from your lips to Koresh's ears...

 CNN's Tucker Carlson, Jon Stewart Feuding
  I need a tape of that Crossfire, will pay or trade -
  We have a winner, no more calls, please

  Click  Here
 
 

 JFK Assassination Witness Summers Dies at 80
  Seen on Zapruder's film, he heard Connelly and Jackie's reactions

  Click  Here
 

 Former Michigan GOP Governor Milliken endorses Kerry
  Bush has pursued policies "pandering to the extreme right wing."

  Click  Here
 

 Jerry Rice, 42, gets fresh start with Seahawks
  Greatest receiver of all time doesn't know when to retire

  Click  Here
 

 Jon Stewart Gives Satire a Serious Look

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 Stewart took a surprisingly aggressive stance in his appearance on CNN's "Crossfire,"
 saying they just bring in a hack from the left, a hack from the right, let them fight, and call it a day.

"You have a responsibility to the public discourse, and you fail miserably," Stewart said.

 Tucker Carlson hit back by citing Stewart's interview with Kerry a couple of weeks ago.
 Carlson suggested Stewart shouldn't lecture them when he lobs softballs.

"You're on CNN. The show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls," Stewart replied.
 

 I gotta get a copy of that tape.
 Contact me if you can send a copy to bartcop.com PO BOX 54466  Tulsa, OK  74155.
 Will trade for cash, or BCR CDs or membership - something

 Former Kennedy aide Pierre Salinger dies

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 Salinger died Saturday from heart failure following surgery last week at a hospital in
 southern France, his wife, Nicole "Poppy" Salinger, said.  She said her husband decided
 to move to France because he was so deeply opposed to the presidency of George W. Bush.

"He was very upset because he thought Bush was not fit to be president. He said he would
 leave if Bush became president and he did," Mrs. Salinger said.

 He did the same in 1968 after the assassination of Robert Kennedy, she said.
"He said, 'They're killing all the Kennedys, and he left," she said.
 

"They" being the BFEE-types who use tools like murder to reach their goals.
 Again and again the question keeps coming up:
"Would evil men kill to take over the world?"

 The obvious answer is yes.

..

 Bush - Unfit for Service
  Was Bush thrown out of the ANG?

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
 New information with regard to the meaning of a special code which appears on George W. Bush's
 Air National Guard discharge papers indicates that he was being thrown out of the Air National Guard
 for failing "to possess the required military qualifications for his grade or specialty, or does not meet the
 mental, moral, professional or physical standards of the Air Force."

 In other words, despite the fact that Bush had an unfulfilled six year Military Service Obligation, he was
 discharged from the Air National Guard not because he moved to Boston, but because he failed to meet
 his obligation to maintain his qualifications as an F102 pilot.
 

   Comments?

 U.S. Mutiny Soldiers Say Army Ignored Complaints
  It's no good being forced to die for Halliburton

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
"The command just totally ignored them when they told them this fuel was contaminated
 and they were still gonna send them out on this mission with contaminated fuel. They were
 completely aware of this situation and I believe it's a command issue, not a soldier issue,"
 Shealey told CBS' "Early Show."

 Last year, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, complained to the Pentagon
 that his supply situation was so poor it threatened the Army's ability to fight, said an official
 document revealed by The WaHoPo on Monday.

 In an interview with ABC's "Good Morning America" show, Johnny Coates said his son
 complained in one instance his truck broke down four times on the way to delivering fuel.

 Like other relatives, Coates called his son a good soldier who felt he had to take a stand.
"I think he did the right thing. He lived to talk about it for one more day."
 

 Isn't that what this war is all about to the grunts?
 Getting thru one more day with your head still attached?

 Subject: The voting scam

 Bart

 The headline you posted from the Yahoo/AP source read, "Few Glitches Reported in Early Fla. Voting."

"'Few glitches?"

 Voting has just started and when computers crash, ballots screw up, election officials don't care?
 If this were an operation it would be like having two surgical instruments lost in the patient and the surgeon saying,
"Ah, it's only a 'few' instruments, we'll go ahead, sew that up, and then continue the procedure.

 The message?
 These people want it screwed up.
 These people want the patient, representative government, dead.

 Ken C
 

  Comments?

 Yankees are blind to blundering Bush
   Canada has a free press, so our ignorance puzzles them

  Click  Here

  Excerpt:
"Amazingly, a recent CNN/USA Today poll showed 62% of Republicans still believe Iraq was behind 9/11.
 This is after a flood of contrary evidence and Duelfer's report. How can Republicans remain so blinkered?

 Part of the fault lies with the sycophantic national media, which collaborated with the Bush administration in
 whipping up war fever. The media still are not telling people the truth about Iraq, Afghanistan, or the so-called
 war on terrorism. The media utterly failed to remind Americans that Bush, who loves to play war leader, actually
 claimed Iraqi drone aircraft were poised to fly off ships in the North Atlantic and bombard America with germs.
 Bush should have been laughed out of office for believing and promoting this comic-book nonsense. Many Republicans
 simply don't see what the rest of the world does. So what if Iraq was no threat? Don't bother these golf club Rambos
 with details. They're delighted to see the U.S. pounding Arabs in revenge for 9/11."

 Subject: 2 weeks to go

 Mr. Bart,

 I LOVE bartcop.com!!!  And I am glad you got a bit of a fun break from slaving over a hot computer for us.

 I know you want the Dems to fight and that you are disappointed when they don't.  But we have only 2 weeks
 to go till the [s]election.   We need ALL the positive thoughts we can get for a victory.  So I just have one plea to you.
 Pleeezze - for the next 2 weeks - pleezee don't slam Dems for not fighting.

 Today I only got to 'Jeb Ignored Felon List Advice' - important information to know.  But then I read your comment,
'Prediction: The Democrats are going to let them get away with it.' and I audibly threw up my hands [repeat same for
 your extended comments after 'St. Louis runs Bartcop-style ads'].

 A good way for the democrats to get me to stop complaining about their lack of effort would be to fight.
 

 Maybe instead of slamming the Dems for the next 2 weeks, you could re-frame your comments to positive action
 readers can take to make sure the Dems do fight.

 We need some power-of-positive-thinking / unity right now instead of dissing our own side [as Democrats/liberals always do].
 Don't discourage those readers rooting for our side!  You might talk someone[s] into giving up and not voting,
 or switching to FuriousGeorge, thinking Dems are all loosers.

 I'm not suggesting censorship - just redirection.  Give it a break for 14 days.
 Thanks for all your hard work - everybody knows how hard it is.

 T Quigly
 

 T, I will try.

 Subject: WBAY and Michael Moore

 Bart,

 The Michael Moore schtupping by pay-per-view should be proof positive that the BFEE
 controls virtually all of the media decisions made in this country.

 The fact that The People are either too stupid to rise up with one voice and throw these fascists out of office,
 or too distracted by there own troubles, or maybe too overwhelmed by the sheer size and number of scams
 these thieves are running is a sad commentary on the intellect of our nation.

 As far as WBAY; I am not a conspiracy nut, however, could it be that the down-on-their-knees media press
 is giving false props to the Repugnicans as far as polling goes so that we'll swallow the theft of the White House
 (for the second time) a lot easier? This "error" by WBAY may be part of Karl Rove's master plan.

 I feel that the most honest quote to come out of this campaign happened when Kerry (in an aside to union leaders)
 said, "This is the biggest bunch of crooks I have ever seen". I just wish he would have the Bart-stones to shout it
 from a podium somewhere.

 Keep Hammerin' Bart, it inspires us to do the same
 Jimmy Bones

 Quotes

"Fear is the dominant, almost exclusive message of the Bush campaign.
  It has to be.
  Without fear...this administration can't maintain the illusion of legitimacy."
       --Daytona Beach (Florida) News-Journal, endorsing Kerry,  Attribution

 Bill O'Reilly's Pleasure Zone

  Click  Here
 

  WARNING:    Bill O'Reilly is a kinky mother
 

  Comments?

 Subject: major correction for Vol 1423

 Bart:

 With all due respect, WHAT THE "F" ARE YOU THINKING???

 You wrote in response to a reader:

> Stay safe, and come home safely so we can argue Hillary's election in 2008.

 No offense, sir, but this HAS to be the dumbest thing I've ever read on your site.
 WHY WOULD HILLARY RUN AGAINST HER OWN PARTY IN 2008???

 I was going to actually vote Kerry because I hated Bush so much.  But now, I'm voting
 for Kerry because I actually think he'll do very well running the country starting 20 January 2005.
 Kerry will do a helluva job, I'm sure of that.  Perhaps not as well as Clinton did, but will still be one
 of our better Presidents.  Why would Hillary run against him in 2008?

 By the way, while you're reading this, the radio shows are near-damn-perfect.  Keep 'em up.
 People are now coming over to my apartment and asking me what the newest issue of BCR I currently have.
 They make me play them at full volume out of the computer.  And yes, I do open my window and yell
 "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore!"

 Other than this one mistake, and as far as I can tell the ONLY mistake, the site is one of the premier sites on the net.
 It's one of only 5 pages I check every day.  And two of those are sites I built, one is e-mail, and the other is cartoon
 and baseball scores on Yahoo.  So keep up the major ass-kicking.

 Bee Bee
 

 Bee Bee, thanks for those words of yours that were kind :)
 You see Kerry as a sure winner on November 2nd.
 Let's hope you're right.

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