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Quotes
"While it's perfectly legitimate to criticize
my decisions or the conduct of the war,
it is deeply irresponsible to rewrite the history
of how that war began."
--Dubya,
on Luci the Bat's site Link
Hey Smirk, if you're innocent, tell your Senate to stop blocking the
damn report.
"I
think he's innocent..."
State
Power & Conservative Ideology
by Stephen Crockett as seen on consortiumnews.com
Excerpt:
It is increasingly apparent that there is an
important ideological conflict going on in the modern
conservative movement between supporters of increased
state power and supporters of limited government.
The conflict pits the Bush Republicans against
traditional conservatives. While both groups give lip service
to the term limited government and use the same "conservative" label,
they are very different creatures.
The Bush Republicans advocate a "neo-con" approach
to state power that critics fear is a potential creeping
fascist ideology disguised as conservatism. Secret prisons,
torture and unlimited detention in prisons without trial
are all examples of policies supported by the Bush Republican
that outrage both traditional conservatives and civil libertarians.
Traditional conservatives rely on the rule of
law instead of personal rule by a strong leader or leadership group.
The Bush Republicans seem to believe that anything the
Bush Administration wants to do should be permitted
because they claim that they should be trusted not to
abuse the power of their offices.
Traditional conservatives believe that the system
of checks and balances should be strong enough to survive good
or bad White House or Congressional leaders. The Bush
Republicans seem to view the checks and balances system
devised by our Founding Fathers as obstacles to imposing
their views on our government and nation.
Note: consortiumnews.com is the most important site on the internet
White House reporters show signs of life
Excerpt:
Some members of the White House press corps have
discovered, gasp, that McClellan has been lying to them.
Following Libby's indictment, some reporters have been
so unkind as to remind McClellan that on two separate
occasions he told them that neither Libby nor Rove had
discussed Valerie Plame (the CIA agent) with reporters.
He knew this to be true, McClellan said,
because both men had assured him that it was.
Both had lied, of course. And that's McClellan's fault?
McClellan works in a nest of serial liars who
mistrust the news media and feel under no obligation to deal with them
or the public honestly. McClellan is their spokesman.
He tells the media people what he's told to tell them.
What is he supposed to do, step up to the lectern and
begin each question and answer session with something like this:
"Look people, you and I know what I'm about to
tell you is pure BS, but it's my job. I'm only following orders,
which are to treat you like mushrooms; that is, keep
you in the dark and feed you manure."
We've been seeing "signs of life" for almost a year.
It's time for the damn press top stop protecting the guilty and come
to work.
Quotes
"I watched Bush's speech. Basically he said
that Democrats who acted patriotically when asked
to stand alongside their President -- who said we
had an urgent "imminent" "mushroom cloud" threat
to the country -- and trusted what the Bush Administration
told them, are to blame for the mess we're in.
I guess he's saying they should have known better.
I think we all know better now."
--Dave
Johnson, "Bush Said Stand With Me, Now Blames Those Who Did", Link
Never trust a greedy oil man.
They don't care how many innocent people have to die.
Subject: Bill Maher
Hey Bart,
Just saw Bill Maher here in Orlando. Wow,
what a show!
The place was PACKED and Bill got a number of standing
ovations throughout his 1 1/2 hour show.
The thing I liked about this show is that it was just
Bill up there, no props or anything, just a mic and
a note holder and plenty of Bush and pink tutu bashing.
I'm a pretty serious Democrat of course,
but I too get freaked out by their lack of spine of such
obvious things and let the BFEE slide
on so many issues when they have the ball in their court
to kick some serious ass!
Good to see somebody like Bill out there to not
just bash Bush (pretty easy target by any account)
but he didn't let the Dem weaknesses slide and I got
to thinking... maybe that's what they need.
Someone to get their heads out of the, hmmm sand, and
get motivated to take advantage of some
of these political windfalls that keep coming at them
and stop all the nicey-nicey crap.
Anyway, enough of my rant... just thought I'd
pass along a hearty two thumbs up for Bill's show
and if anyone ever gets the chance to see him live, it's
a very entertaining and enlightening evening!
Random Thought...
It's November 14.
Yesterday, I cooked chicken on the outdoor grill, in bare feet, shorts
and a t-shirt.
Dear God, the Bixby corn's been gone for 110 days - we no longer need
this heat.
We haven't turned on the furnace this year, and I like furnace weather,
Lord.
I remember, just a few years ago, when we had to wear jackets to the
State Fair
and that takes place in September each year, but in 2005, it's been nothing
but heat.
Please, O vengeful God, can we have some cool weather this year?
Am I asking too much, Lord?
Bush -
Dishonest Bastard
Most Americans Doubt His Honesty
Excerpt:
Most Americams - 57 percent - said they
think Bush is a dishonest bastard.
Just over four in 10 say Bush is honest. Whites, Southerners,
evangelicals, racial bigots,
the uneducated and the religiously-insane, were most
likely to believe Bush is honest.
Bush, who promised "honor and integrity," has
ordered his entire staff to attend ethics classes in an
attempt to fool the blind and the stupid into thinking
he's clean, but his staff is full of treasonous traitors.
The president gets credit from a majority for
being strong and decisive, but he's also known for
getting everything completely f-ing wrong, so his stubbornness
is dragging the country down with him.
Chapter
Six
An elite Republican cabal conspires to
fix the
2008 presidential election, but its plans to embezzle
money
from the RNC are uncovered and lead to murder.
Democratic congressman Jack Stibik and his mentor,
Professor Gar Reynolds, reunite. Marty's, Jack's
twin brother
and Delta Force veteran, visits Annapolis..
Quotes
"Have you heard about the new CBS hit 'Ghost
Whisperer' with Jennifer Love Hewitt?
She's a lovely young lady who apparently can
talk to the dead, ...that's right.
I understand earlier tonight, she was contacted
by George Bush's second term..."
--
Dave
Note to Dave, Jay, Jimmy, Conan, et al.
NOW is the time to make up for eight years of not-so-funny Clinton intern
jokes.
Bush got caught killing 2060 soldiers and it's your duty to pile on
and ridicule that little shit.
Jon Stewart, meanwhile, has been doing his job. That's why he wins
the Emmy every year,
because he's working instead of wallowing in the ancient past with stale and
lame-ass intern jokes.
If you guys tried, if you made an effort to be funny, instead of coasting
on horseshit like the rich
millionares you are, maybe, someday, you could win an Emmy away from
Jon Stewart.
I'm lying, Jon is miles ahead of any of them...
CIA hid torture report?
Excerpt:
The CIA apparently tried to hide the death of
an Iraqi "ghost detainee" who died while being tortured at Abu Ghraib,
a US magazine reported, after obtaining hundreds of pages
of documents, including an autopsy report, about the case.
The death of the secret detainee was ruled a homicide
in a Defense Department autopsy, Time Whore Magazine reported,
adding that documents it recently obtained included photographs
of his battered body, which had been kept on ice to keep it
from decomposing, apparently to conceal the circumstances
of his death.
Thsee details emerge as US officials continue
to debate torture by US troops overseas, and efforts by Bush and Cheney
to obtain an exemption for the CIA from any future torture
ban so they can continue to torture for fun and profit.
IPOC says "BUSH SUX"
seen on the streets of Albuquerque
mergingleft.com
Nurses kick Musclehead's butt
Excerpt:
Days after getting his ass kicked by the voters,
Gov. Musclehead has laid another
political battle to rest: he is no longer feuding with
California nurses over staffing levels.
Without his legal challenge, the state rule requiring
one nurse for every five patients stands.
Nurses called the decision "an enormous victory" because
Musclehead "is going to stop going
after registered nurses and patient ratios."
For the past year, Musclehead tried to block the
rule in favor of a 1-to-6 ratio, a fracas that escalated
in December 2004 when he labeled the union a special
interest and boasted, "I'm kicking their butts."
Since then, the union has attacked Schwarzenegger
in TV commercials, on freeway billboards and at
nearly every public event he held, including fundraisers
in New York and Boston.
In a September interview, Muscleahead said his comment
was a mistake.
Musclehead, you entry into politics was a mistake.
Your obit will read, "The former 'actor' served one term as governor
before the people wised up."
Subject: pope of reality?
"Perkel" may be the many colored piper of reality
but reality has no pope.
I think your Catholic brain blanching may be showing
its wares.
Dude, you put Perkel in quotes, like he's
not real or something,
You're not one of those people who thinks Perkel is my
secret identity, are you?
...and yeah, my Catholic brain blanching bothers me to
this day.
Hey Bart, the supposedly smaller government Repubs
took a hell of a severe public ass beating recently.
I think this would be a good time for Democrats to start
telling people what they believe (believing repubs
should go to heck, doesn't count.) Heck I tell ya! I
am considering arguing with some liberals in your chat room.
Since you argue like a gentleman, I'm sure they'd
welcome you there.
Lemme know when and I'll try to meet you there.
Does your room tolerate that kind of thing and
also can I expect to find anyone there, or is it an ego thing?
I have been to many rooms and usually whoever runs them
is on a cheesy power trip to make up for their
own short comings...and I mean short.
Carson, the Thelonious Monkey
ha ha
I have a dozen computers all programmed with AI.
They chat in the bartcop chat room 24/7, and until the end of
time - and it's all about Bart's greatness!
ha ha
But seriously, I think if you tip-toe in, maybe lurk for a bit, you'd
be OK.
But if you come on like Billy Ballbusters yeah, they'll chew you up like hungry
hyenas.
Lemme know.
harmonycedar.com/blog-bartcop.htm
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Connecting Katrina Bus Dots
Excerpt:
On the day of the storm, or perhaps the day after,
FEMA turned down the state's suggestion
to use school buses because they are not air conditioned,
Blanco said Friday in an interview.
Even after levees broke and residents were crowding
the Louisiana Superdome, then-FEMA
Director Mike Brown was bent on using his own buses to
evacuate New Orleans, Blanco said.
The pretense about "air-conditioning" screams
that there is something else going on here.
One has to think that a hot bus ride would be preferable
to what many of these victims had to endure.
One also has to wonder whether cronyism and patronage
are not in play yet again.
Subject: does Mark Twain read bartcop.com?
"Irreverence is the champion of liberty and
its only sure defense."
-- Mark Twain
Ted
Bush Leaves
GOP in Crisis
by Pat Bushanan Go, Pat, Go!
Excerpt:
With the rout of Schwarzenegger's initiatives,
Democ victories in New Jersey and Virginia, and Bush's free fall
in national polls on job performance, credibility and
character, the GOP is in imminent peril of losing the country.
Indeed, since 9/11, the party has indulged in
a willful self-delusion that it has become America's Party.
The Bush triumph in 2004, talking heads brayed, settled
the matter: Red State has triumphed over Blue State.
The future belongs to us.
This was always hyperbole. Where Richard Nixon
and Ronald Reagan rolled up 49-state landslides in re-election runs,
Bush won 31 states, losing every state north of the Potomac
and east of Ohio, two of the three great industrial states
of the Midwest, Michigan and Illinois, and he was skunked
on the Pacific rim. Had Kerry hammered him on trade
and lost jobs in Ohio, Bush would be a one-term president.
If Kerry had tried at all, he would've won, ...but keep going,
Pat.
Under Bush II, social spending has exploded to
levels LBJ might envy, foreign aid has been doubled,
pork-at-every-meal has become the GOP diet of choice,
surpluses have vanished, and the deficit is soaring
back toward 5% of GDP.
Bill Clinton is starting to look like Barry Goldwater.
ha ha
Go, Pat, Go!
In March, 2003, Bush, in perhaps the greatest
strategic blunder in U.S. history, invaded an Arab nation that had
not
attacked us, did not want war with us, and did not threaten
us÷to strip it of weapons we now know it did not have.
Result: Shia and Kurds have been liberated from
Saddam, but Iran has a new ally in southern Iraq, Osama has a
new base camp in the Sunni Triangle, the Arab and Islamic
world have been radicalized against the United States,
and copy-cat killers of Al Qaida have been targeting
our remaining allies in Europe and the Middle East: Spain, Britain,
Egypt and Jordan.
And, lest we forget, 2055 Americans are dead and
Walter Reed is filling up.
.
The dominoes* are
starting to fall. Every day, each member of the GOP has to ask
themselves,
"How much longer do I stick with this miserable failure?
How could I have been so stupid?
If I don't get away from him, I'm f-ing
retired. Call the spinners! I need a strategy to get away!"
Memo to the DNC:
Not yet, but get ready to pounce.
Now is NOT the time to "play nice" and "give
a fella a break."
Wait for it, be ready for it, and when it timing's right (I'll tell you
when) you slam those bastards with everything.
We'll be all "Let's get along for the sake of the
country" after we mash them
and take back all three branches.
Don't screw this up.
And don't listen to Mary Beth Cahill or Bob Shrum - they'll advise you
to surrender.
Send all the fighting-is-wrong, peacenik weinies to France or St Bart's until Hillary a
Democrat is sworn in.
Then we'll be nice. And not until then, do you hear me?
The best lesson a boxer can learn if when your aopponents is "on the
ropes,"
you don't stand there and appreciate your work - you beat him
until the referee calls the fight.
Don't screw this up.
http://www.mnftiu.cc/mnftiu.cc/war48.html
Marty's Entertainment Page
always has good stuff.
http://www.myeroticadventureswithbillythekid.com/
Random thought...
Watching CNN on Veteran's Day, Wolf the Whore
was whining to Jack Cafferty about
"how awful it was" that "they" were
dragging politics into such a solemn occasion.
Solemn occasion?
You damn right it was solemn, we have 2059 dead
- and counting - because Bush lied.
He called the Army Depot in Tobyhanna, PA and ordered the
military to assemble soldiers, and if we believe
the polls, 59 percent of them were there against
their will, to be used as props while the bastard continued
his
string of lies that have killed so many brave and innocent
men who thought they were dying for something.
He was trying to generate support for a failed war that
he started for false reasons, and he had the gall to force
those men to listen and applaud those lies.
It looked like a POW interview, where the men
were forced to lie to the camera.
Subject: Titan and the BFEE (last issue)
Hey Bart,
Love the site, this is my first time commenting
though.
Of course Titan is an arm of the BFEE, and the trail
is easy to follow.
Titan (website: http://www.titan.com/home.html)
is a subsidiary
of L-3 communications (Website: http://www.l-3com.com).
If you notice the listing for the CEO of L-3 is
one Frank Lanza, who also used to be on the board of directors
of Lockheed Martin (website: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/wms/findPage.do?dsp=fnec&ti=100).
Sitting on Lockheed's board is one E.C. "Pete" Aldridge,
who, if you look on the Board of Directors bio page,
has served as an deputy assistant secretary of
defense under Nixon, was Undersecretary then Secretary of the
Airforce under Reagan and has been asked by Der Monkey
to "Chair the President's Commission on the
Implementation of the U.S. Space Exploration Vision" in
January 2004.
This is just one connection,
I am sure there are many, many others.
Keep on swinging,
Rick
Dude, thanks for that,
Subject: donation
Bart, long time reader from back in those prehistoric
pre-911 days.
Never gave a dime before. Keep swinging the hammer.
Thanks.
Ted in Rhode Island
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Strategists: Bush Comeback Will Be Tough
Excerpt:
Republican strategists say Bush has time to snap
out of a three-month run of bad luck and setbacks,
including GOP losses Tuesday in gubernatorial races in
Virginia and New Jersey. Still, a comeback
will be tough, and will get increasingly tougher the
closer the 2006 midterm elections come.
Other presidents have recovered from ratings slumps
like the one Bush is in right now: Eisenhower came back
after the Sherman Adams scandal; Reagan rebounded after
Iran-Contra; Clinton triumphed after Monica.
Bush could shake up his White House staff, as
Eisenhower and Reagan did in their troubled second terms.
Or he could follow Clinton's lead and engage in a flurry
of domestic and foreign policy initiatives.
But the clock is running. And Bush may already have passed
the point of no return, suggested Paul C. Light,
a professor of public policy at New York University.
"Unless Bush and his advisers do something dramatic
to reposition the administration and stop the slide in
public approval, they're going to find they have very
few friends who want to come to the White House,
let alone friends who want them to come to their districts," Light
said. "And that's about the worst possible
position for a president to be in."
Things are different for Der Monkey. The
biggest.factor is that he's a monkey who can't learn.
He's stupid - damn stupid, and he's stubborn. And
since he's never worked a day in his life or been held
responsible for any of his thousands of screwups and
fuckups, he unfamiliar with having to "come back"
because Daddy always bought his way out of trouble, so
he's never had to learn those skills.
Reagan recovered by cleaning house - something
Bush won't do because he's too scared and weak.
Clinton "triumphed" because he didn't commit any crimes
and the people loved him.
It's bad for America, but we're going to see this
idiot, this lame, fucked duck, twist in the wind for the next
33 months and we're not going to show the
Giggling Murderer any mercy. I want to get mail saying,
"Bart, c'mon, he's had enough, time to stop pounding
on the poor man," - but no - I'm not stopping.
I'm going to make an example out of this sniveling,
greedy little coward.
Monkey, you'll regret the day you stole the White House.
"Oh,
there goes my bad eye, again.
It
only twitches when I'm in real trouble.
It's
never twitched this bad before..."
Round Casa de Bart
Saturday morning, I got up early and I was about to turn a bottle of
vodka upside down,
when Mrs. Bart said, "No! You're taking me antique
shopping!"
Antique shopping - every husband's favorite, right?
But we'd been in Casa de Bart for 10 months without a kitchen
table, so we had to
do some furniture shopping before we could have someone over for a decent meal.
So she dragged me to Haskell, Oklahoma to the Haskell
Auction.
This place is crazy - they practically give furniture away here.
They seem to have no idea what furniture is worth.
The salesman told us they ship 80 percent of their stuff to New York - yeah,
I'll bet.
So now we have a kitchen table and she's all happy.
I found something exciting, too.
On a table, I saw these two extra-Catholic-looking cruets.
They were in pristine shape and they wanted, gasp - $4 each for 'em.
I offered them seven for the pair and they took it.
When we got home, I tested them and they work perfectly!
You can get the most precision pour ever using these guys.
When we do Tequila-Fest
2006,
I'll bring the cruets so we can stretch an ounce eight ways.
What city should we hold that in?
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Quotes
"I didn't want to beat him too badly..."
-- David Howell joking about kicking Eldrick's
butt at golf in China Link
Subject: Why do soldiers accept Bush lies?
Because they have been brainwashed to believe the horseshit coming from rethugs from day one,
They are oblivious to the truth, and will not
accept it when spoken.
They only know flag, country, patriot, 'murican.
I have an retired colonel uncle of this kind, completely with blinders on.
The good news that,except for the hardcore idiots
as mentioned above, some of the others are
seeing the light of truth, But then they wouldn't have
been picked for the chimp's speeches.
Paul
I've never been in combat, but you'd think the best way to survive would
be to accurately assess
your surroundings and make intelligent decisions based on the facts that are
available to you.
If they can do that in combat, why can't they do that between firefights?
Why can't they assess their surroundings and make the intelligent decisions
that
the real danger to them is the heartless and greedy oil monkey?.
Subject: Your random thought...
Bart, you wrote:
> I'm wondering why none of these captive soldiers
has the bravery to stand up during the speech and say,
> "That's a damned lie! We're dying in Iraq to raise
the value of Halliburton stock, you bastard!"
> What's the worst it could cost them?
> A weekend in the brig?
While wearing the uniform of the US Armed forces, we take an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States:
I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR (OR AFFIRM) THAT I WILL
SUPPORT AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST ALL ENEMIES, FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC; THAT I WILL BEAR
TRUE FAITH AND ALLEGIANCE TO THE SAME; AND THAT I WILL
OBEY THE ORDERS OF THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE ORDERS OF THE
OFFICERS APPOINTED OVER ME,
ACCORDING TO REGULATIONS AND THE UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY
JUSTICE. SO HELP ME GOD."
Honor demands respect, even if those in position
of authority have never earned it.
When I was a soldier, it was yes sir, no sir, 3 bags
full sir. Now that I am retired, Bush is "The flight suit in chief."
ha ha
Yes, Bush is a worthless incompetent, whose only
claim to fame should be worst President ever (worst then Harding).
But because of the power of the right wing noise machine
and the gullibility of the masses, he is in charge for the next 4 years.
And something else as well. You can always tell
if a group of soldiers are only respectful out of courtesy
when they look like robots with no expressions. The troops
in that assembly were Borgifiedú.
Paul A Schonberger
US Army (Ret)
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TV Stuff
On last night's Boondocks TV Cartoon, they did a
show on R. Kelly and his legal troubles.
Included was a cartoon depiction of Kelly peeing on a 14 year-old girl,
who didn't object.
Aaron, a word of advice - just because you can show
something doesn't mean you have to.
The sound of it would have gotten the job done - you didn't need to show
it
and you damn sure didn't need to show it more than once.
We forgive you, but try to "aim" more at Bush and the fascists,
would you?
If you want to show Kelly peeing on Bush, we might be able to excuse
that.
Just some friendly advice from a friend...
Subject: more Hillary bashing
Bart,
Personally, I think it is very bad for America
to pass the presidency back
and forth between the Bushies and the Clintons. It's
time for some new faces;
not this back and forth between "American Royalty."
---AnthraxSleuth---
Dude, we tried that in 2004.
If the "new face" is Skull and Bones, what have
we gained?
Iraq pumps 2,000,000 barrels a day,
(and that was before the 2002 Halliburton Upgrade)
times today's oil price which is $57.53
a barrel
makes $115,060,000 Bush
stole just yesterday
2060 2067 have
died for Halliburton
Bush
destroyed 8 more families since yesterday
- for what?
So Exxon can make $75,000 per
minute?
"...sacrifices
have to be made
Heh
heh..."
Bush brought in a gusher of blood.
Quotes
"Bush is a liar. The Democrats did not have
the same intelligence as the White House did. And that's
all any Democrat has to say. Don't try to explain
it. Don't let the Republicans misdirect you into the
details or distract you in any way. Just keep hammering
the same line over and over and over because
the public already knows it's true: The President
is misleading the American people. "
--Sean
Paul, telling the truth Link
"Think
of the billions Halliburton made..."
Subject: torture
It's just fun to wind you up a little, now and
then.
The heart of my comment is in the bit about contradiction.
And, of course, I just like to see my letters appear
in Bartcop.
Actually, the existence of you and people like
you, in significant numbers,
is the only reason I haven't nuked the USA yet with my
WMDs.
Regards,
Jean L'dieu-qui-n'existe-pas
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Shirley,
thinking about what America has become under Der Monkey
bartcop.com and BartCop are trademarks of attempts at humor
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