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Thursday March 23, 2006
Volume 1731 -
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Quotes
"You couldn't sit in that press room day after
day. Every time, every time it was mentioned
by Ari Fleischer or Scott, they would
say in one breath, 9/11, Saddam. 9/11, Saddam.
I don't blame the American people for
thinking there was a [connection.]"
-- Helen Thomas, a member of the press we can respect, Link
Comments?
States Repudiate
Bush
by Robert Parry as seen on Consortiumnews.com
Link
Excerpt:
The collapse in public support for Bush is extending
across the United States, even reaching into staunchly
Republican areas, according to new state-by-state
polls. Bush is now viewed unfavorably in 43 out of 50 states,
including double-digit net negatives in SC, IN,
VA, TN and his home state of Texas. Bush also isn't likely to have
helped himself by admitting that he expects to
leave the Iraq War mess to his successor to clean up.
Note: Consortiumnews.com is the most important site on
the Internet
Comments?
Bush Still
Trying, Lying
...but only 34 percent believe him
Link
Excerpt:
Standing on a rooftop, an American soldier recently
fired a shot at an Iraqi man walking down the street.
As the dying Iraqi grabbed at his wound, he cried
out: "What did I do?"
That's for every American to answer.
But right now we will have to make do with Bush's
new flurry of speeches as he seeks to justify
claims of progress at the start of the fourth
year of the U.S. war in Iraq.
Bush said he "will settle for nothing less than
complete victory" but admitted that "more fighting and
sacrifice" are needed. He remains optimistic
"because slowly but surely our strategy is getting results."
He coupled that statement of hope with the warning
that the terrorists "will attack us again."
Comments?
Impeachment?
Hell no, impalement
by Will Durst
Link
Excerpt:
I don't know about you guys, but I am so sick
and tired of these lying, thieving, holier-than-thou, right-wing,
cruel, crude, rude, gauche, coarse, crass, cocky,
corrupt, dishonest, debauched, degenerate, dissolute,
swaggering, lawyer shooting, bullhorn shouting,
infrastructure destroying, hysterical, history defying,
puppy stomping, roommate appointing, pretzel
choking, collateral damaging, aspersion casting, wedding
party bombing, clear cutting, torturing, jobs
outsourcing, torture outsourcing, "so-called" compassionate
-conservative, women's rights eradicating, Medicare
cutting, uncouth, spiteful, boorish, vengeful, noxious,
homophobic, xenophobic, xylophonic, racist, sexist,
ageist, fascist, cashist, audaciously stupid, brazenly
selfish, lethally ignorant, journalist purchasing,
.....
Comments?
Subject: Afghanistan
I thought Afghanistan was liberated. I thought
we won the war there,
gave them freedom and democracy, and that victory
there had been achieved.
Now we find out that under their laws, a person
can get the death penalty for being a Christian.
Under the new Afghan constitution being a Christian
is a death penalty offense.
How can we liberate a country and have them bless
killing Christians in their Constitution?
Is this what we sent our Christian soldiers there
to fight for? I'm an Atheist and this even offends me!
Only Bush and his ilk could call this a victory.
Marc Perkel
San Francisco, CA.
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Quotes
"The most powerful man in the world tells bald-faced
lies that result in the death of possibly
hundreds of thousands of people and
the mainstream media pretends it hasn't happened.
It keeps happening, and nobody seems
to think it's a big deal. Well, I do. The WaHoPo
found the president's press conference
to be "sometimes blunt, sometimes joking and
sometimes unpolished" but "sounded
authentic," I found it to be "lying."
-- Eric Alterman, Link
Wolf the Whore was worse, going on and on about how "relaxed
and commanding" Bush was at
his lil' whore press conference. Sure, if you never answer a
question it's easy to put on a performance
that looks authentic. The White House press treats Bush like
Playboy bunnies treat Hugh Hefner.
Comments?
Subject: a bad case of Da Funk
I got a bad case of da funk today. This morning
I read
the obit of reknowned American Doctor,
infectious disease and AIDS expert Steve Gluckman,
who was working to save untold lives in Botswana
and was apparently snatched from his canoe by
a crocodile right in front of his wife and the tour guides,
never to be seen again.
Life can be really cruel sometimes...and ironic...
Gluckman is a German name and translates as LuckyMan.
I need two shots...
Wolfgang
Comments?
The
author of "George W. Bush Is Shameless"
and
"Bush Guide 2004" has released his newest book "FIGHT",
available
free online for everyone to read.
Link
Abortion
is murder?
Link
Excerpt:
Although I've met some rank-and-file "pro-lifers"
whose policy preferences were consistent with
a belief that a fetus is morally indistinguishable
from a child, those folks usually have policy preferences
which are totally out of step with the abortion
criminalization movement as a whole.
In contrast, the leaders of the abortion criminalization
movement have consistently put their political weight
behind policies which make little or no sense
if they genuinely think that abortion is identical to child murder.
And those same leaders routinely endorse policies
that make a lot of sense if their goal is to penalize women who
have sex. And they've done so with the apparent
backing and blessing of the vast majority of the rank and file.
Comments?
NY Cops
Lying about Nazi-Con Arrests?
Link
Excerpt:
The accusations stem from a tense standoff in
2004 between police and the tens of thousands of
demonstrators at Nazi-Con 2004, President Bush
accepted his party's nomination for a second term.
While demonstrations were mostly peaceful, sporadic
clashes between police and protesters resulted in
more than 1,800 arrests, mostly on misdemeanor
charges like obstructing governmental administration.
Up to 10,000 officers were deployed at the four-day
event — a show of force the ACLU called overkill
and a threat to free speech. Two pending federal
lawsuits claim most of the arrests were illegal.
The group's letter cited sworn statements by officers
who said they were told by a supervisor, Deputy Inspector
James Essig, that the protesters near Union Square
had been warned to stop blocking traffic and disperse before
the arrests began. About 400 people ended up
in custody, including some rounded up with a mesh net.
During a deposition earlier this month, Essig
testified that "at no time did he give an order to disperse
nor did anyone else give such an order to disperse,"
Dunn wrote.
If you remember, The
Hollywood Liberal flew to NY to protest and he was caught up in
that.
They arrested him for following a policeman's
order - and he fought them in court. Trouble is, they kept
postponing his court date and he couldn't afford
to fly to NY for every fake court date they scheduled.
Comments?
Subject: grams in an ounce
Bart, I assume you know that there are 28 grams
in an ounce.
Or was that meant to be funny ha ha?
Just wonderin',
Rev. Jim
ps Keep swingin' that hammer!!!
James, back in college, I knew dozens of
businessmen who didn't know their math.
That always struck me as crazy, ...and proof
there is a God.
Did you know there are 18 ounces of hashish in
a pound? ha
ha
If you're the buyer, that is.
If you're the seller, there's just 14 :)
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Quotes
"I met an onion grower today at the airport
and he said,
'You got to help me find people that
will grow onions'
pluck them, or whatever you do with
them, you know."
-- Dubya, about meeting Jeff Zellers, a farmer,
Link
Hmmm, I don't know Bush about farming, but I'd think a fella who
grows onions would want to meet onion buyers, not other onion
growers.
Comments?
Subject: enough about the Clintons
Ok Bart, now it's "the Clintons are the only
Dems who ever tried to get elected."
I'll bet I never said that - are you a gambler?
Give it up will you?
ha ha
No.
There are a hell of a lot of committed Dems who
do not agree with you.
And among them are people who spent hours volunteering
on campaigns to prevent the BFEE from getting power.
You insult me and every other Gore and Kerry
campaigner when you put them down.
When a coach tells his team at halftime, "You're
playing like girls," does he say that
to hurt their feelings?
Or is he trying to pound some pride into them,
to get them fired up for the second half of a big game?
If you had spent time in a campaign office in
'00 and '04 you would know how the candidates,
their staffs and volunteers poured their hearts
and souls into their efforts.
I simply can't stand your sniping at these people.
But what if I'm right? In 1992, they told
Clinton he had the contest won, ...but did he rest?
No, he kept flying from one town to the next,
campaigning
and shaking hands and making speeches
after
they told him he had already won, that's what winners do...
Certain other candidates took looooooooooong
vacations during their campaigns and still
had
millions of campaign dollars in the bank after
losing a squeaker - that's not what winners do.
How much of Gore's loss was due to Jeb Bush, Catherine
Harris and the Supreme Court?
How much of Kerry's loss was due to Ohio Secy
of State Blackwell, Bob Ney's wife and Diebold?
IF you're going to attack, pick the right targets.
I think that's good advice.
Let's you and I go after those Bush bastards!.
Focusing in on these candidates lets the thieves
who control the voting machines
and the pitiful press who won't report the truth
off the hook.
M.A.
I think fighting back aggressively is better than taking vacations during
a close campaign.
Fighting back is what winners do.
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Quotes
"Congress has approve a new ceiling for the
national debt. They had to, it was going to go
past the legal limit, so they just
raised
it. And our new national debt is $9 trillion, not billion.
Every American owes $30,000, including
kids. Bush borrowed $30,000 from each of us and
blew it on Hummers and grenade launchers.
It's like we're all married to Kevin Federline."
-- Jimmy Kimmel
By and large, Democrats have not cracked the Google code, so let
me help you out:
Kevin Federline is Britney Spears's most recent useless, jobless
husband.
Who is Britney Spears?
You'll have to Google
and find out.
Comments?
Subject: Bush lies, again
First of all, most of what America saw re: the
Bush - Helen Thomas exchange is what they saw on the nightly news.
And the segemnt was chopped all to hell. God
forbid the network news show anything that may take a little time
and cut into their prima donna's face time. Unless
you watched it live on C-Span or heard the whole thing repeated
on the BBC or Australian Radio (as I did) then
what you heard and saw was misleading.
The networks made Thomas look weak when she repeatedly
tried to get the Giggling Moron to answer her question.
This is not the first time Thomas has been crapped
on by the big boys. She makes them look bad and asks the
questions the others don't have the guts to.
Because of her tenacity, this was the first time in over two years
President Brain Dead called on her. I doubt if
he ever will again as he is a coward and has absolutely no honor.
The interesting part of the whole exchange was
that Thomas specifically asked about the war in Itaq and true to form,
President Shit for Brains changed the subject
to Afghanistan and completely dodged her original question.
S. Bennett
I remember when Bush's WMD claims turned to dust, the whore media got
together and said,
"Yes, we should've been tougher on Bush,"
then they went right back to being good little puppy dogs.
Comments?
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Chavez Blasts
"drunk donkey" Bush
Link
Excerpt:
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Sunday lobbed
a litany of insults at Our Monkey ranging from
"donkey" to "drunkard" in response to a White
House report branding the left-wing leader a demagogue.
Chavez has repeatedly accused Bush of seeking
to oust him from Venezuela to steal their oil.
"You are a donkey, Mr. Bush," said Chavez, speaking
in English on his weekly Sunday broadcast.
ha ha
"You're an alcoholic Mr. Danger, or rather,
you're a drunkard," Chavez said, referring to Bush
by a nickname he frequently uses to describe
the U.S. president.
Comments?
http://informationclearinghouse.info/article12389.htm
New Video
Questions 9-11 Collapse
saw it on marc.perkel.com
Link (scroll
down a click ot two)
Excerpt:
Was the world trade center building destroyed
by the plane crashes or were they blown up?
I just came across this
video that is very pursuasive raising the question - was this yet
another Bush plot?
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Subject: Bob Schieffer: Bush
Ass Monkey
Bart, his statement doesn't shock me. This
guy's been the Ass Monkey for Lush
from the beginning. i was appalled during
the debates when Bob Schieffer moderated a debate.
Why?
Bob Schieffer is a close personal friend of George
W Lush. They play golf together; Lush hosted
Ass Monkey in his box at the Rangers Games and
Ass Monkey's brother, Tom Schieffer, was a
business partner in the Texas Rangers with Lush
and has napped in the Lincoln bedroom.
At no time did Ass Monkey get up and look into
the camera and disclose any of this to the people watching.
i supppose the voters don't need to know that.
Passionate?
Hell maybe he slipped Bob the tongue during a
Rangers game.
john
Chicago
Comments?
Marty's
Entertainment Page
always
has good stuff.
Subject: We've been stupid for
too long
Link
Excerpt:
I told you; long before the war began, that before
we were through with the Iraqis they'd
be begging for Saddam to return. The latest poll
out of the "cradle of civilization" shows
around 70% would prefer Saddam over America.
So much for the "Mission Accomplished," eh?
Trouble is there is no end in sight, at least
not for the Junta. Von Rumsfeld, Dead-eye Dick, Kindasleezy
and Smirky have all crawled out from under their
rocks to beat up a little support for the current and the
new oil wars to come. Before we can conquer the
world we have to control all the energy that we can,
or as Bush puts it, "My preciousssss."
Comments?
Iraqi Police
Report US Atrocities
Link
Excerpt:
Iraqi police have accused American troops of
executing 11 people, including a 75-year-old woman
and a 6-month-old infant, in the aftermath of
a raid last Wednesday on a house north of Baghdad.
The villagers were killed after American troops
herded them into a single room of the house, according to
a police document obtained by Knight Ridder Newspapers.
The soldiers also burned three vehicles,
killed the villagers' animals and blew up the
house, the document said.
A U.S. military spokesman said that the U.S. military
has no information to support the allegations.
Well, I guess that puts that rumor to rest.
Comments?
Subject: the Bush lie about weapons
inspectors
Does Bush truly not know that Hussein allowed
weapons inspectors into Iraq
and that they were pulled so Bush could invade.
That is the follow-up question,
"Mr. Bush, do you truly not know that weapon inspector
were allowed into Iraq
and were pulled out only days before you invaded?
Didn't you staff tell you?
We know you don't read newspapers or watch television,
but didn't someone in
your administration let you know that Hussein
had allowed weapon inspectors into
Iraq and that they were not having any success
finding what didn't exist?"
Bob
Bob, good point.
But as long as the Democrats and the press refuse to correct his lies
or mistakes,
he will continue to tell them - and he will continue to believe them.
BTW, did anybody see the most recent The West Wing?
Vinnick held a press conference in front of a crippled nuke-you-ler
reactor that he
pressured the NRC to get online earlier than necessary and the press
hammered
him.
Press gal: "Was it a mistake to push this plant
into production 25 years ago?"
Vinnick: "We all make mistakes, and I'm 25
years smarter than I was then..."
Press gal:
"Was it a mistake to push this plant into production?"
Vinnick: "It's not that easy, back then
things were..."
Press gal: "Was
it a mistake?"
Too bad we can't have a press like the fictional one on The West
Wing.
Too bad our press lets Bush answer "9-11"
when they ask about his bloody quagmire.
Besides Helen Thomas, the White House press corps is nothing more than
a gaggle of servile, self-seeking flatterers and suck-up sillibastards.
(new word)
Comments?
Iraq pumps 2,000,000 barrels a day,
(and that was before the 2002 Halliburton Upgrade)
times today's oil price which is
$61.77 a barrel
makes $123,540,000
Bush stole just yesterday
2318
2321 have died for Halliburton
http://icasualties.org/oif/
Quotes
"Bush met with the Prime Minister of Ireland,
who gave him a bowl of shamrocks.
There was an awkward moment when Bush
said, 'Where are the pink hearts and yellow moons?' "
-- Conan O'Brien
Comments?
Subject: Saddam and 9-11
Are these 39% idiots? Can they read?
Saddam is on trial in Iraq - has he been charged
with anything connected to 9-11?
My heavens, can it be that 39% of Americans are
truly complete idiots??
Marton
Marton, 39 percent is optimistic.
Hell, I have an IQ of 64 and I feel like I'm in the top third :)
Comments?
Cruella
to Sell Makeup Box
Link
Excerpt:
U.S. Rep. Katherine Harris continued her attempt
to take her campaign to national television and to
play the religious card to secure a U.S. Senate
seat with an appearance on whore ABC's "Nightline" Tuesday.
Harris told John Donvan, of "Nightline," that
she intends to sell all of her personal assets to fund the
race.
"My husband has real estate, (and
$27M of his own) but *I* will not own anything."
Since making a pledge last week to put $10 million
of her money into the race, Harris has made the phrase
"putting everything on the line" a new campaign
theme.
Gee, if she loses "everything," she'll only have $27 million to fall
back on?
She's a gambler!
Comments?
Subject: Nader
I vote for the person that I believe will do the
best job of representing my beliefs regardless of party.
Even if it puts Bush in power for eight years?
Gore represented more of the same Clinton policies
with which I disagreed. Remember NAFTA?
Yes, I remember peace and prosperity, too,
but we lost that when people failed to vote against
Bush.
You and others seem to wish to try to make our
vote for Nader in 2000 into a cause of some of what has
happened in this country since then. This is
horse hockey. None of us knew what would happen in the future.
Excuse me, but aren't you promising to make the
same mistake in 2008?
Isn't that why you sent this e-mail?
To let us know you're going to do it again?
All I can do as an individual is stand up for
my beliefs and when/if those beliefs are proven wrong, change them.
Or, you could cast a vote to stop the BFEE madness...
I am sorry that Gore did not win.
Please...
Are you not promising to make the same mistake
a third time?
Especially now that he is actually standing up
for what he believes.
Blaming those of us who voted for Nader for the
policies of George Bush is faulty thinking.
Even if it means Bush gets power for eight long
and bloody years?
Because I voted for the man who polices most closely
represented my beliefs
that does not make me responsible for the reprehensible
policies of the Bush assministration.
Leon
No, mathematics does that.
There are only two votes on the 2008 ballot:
( ) Do you want four more years of wars and invasions?
or
( ) Do you want the Democrats to take their place?
Leon, will you send me an e-mail in 2009 vehemently insisting that your
anti-Democratic vote did not contribute to the Republican's
razor-thin victory?
Comments?
Dick Cheney's
Suite Demands
thesmokinggun.com lists
Lucifer's travel demands
Link
Excerpt:
Cheney's standard "tour" rider wants his suite
at a comfy 68 degrees.
And, of course, all televisions need to be preset
to Fox Whore News.
Comments?
Subject: You're the monkey
Bart,
Two of your readers felt the need to write you
and remind
you that Kerry
won in 2004 because of your b.s. assertion...
< However one feels about this subject,
isn't that the primary reason Bush "won" in 2004?
< Because people felt he'd "break the speed
limit" while Kerry would let his daughter, or New York,
< or the nation, die because he'd nuance
every issue to death instead of taking bold action?
You are the monkey, because you
are writing lies and uncomprehendable assertions,
like the snip from above!
If you're right, and Kerry is
president, why does he let Bush live in the White House?
You try to justify illegal torture, through the
above statement about Kerry, and it doesn't work.
You just come across as confused and forgetful.
You are becoming more monkey-like every day.
Rob, if you'd rather let your daughter bleed out
than break the speed limit,
I'm sure your wife and daughter would understand
the "logic" of letting her die, but I don't.
Sorry you cannot comprehend that torture is ILLEGAL!
Rob Mahon
Oh, I comprehend just fine, and so does my daughter, who said to tell
you that she's feeling fine...
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Link
Excerpt:
Of all the through-the-looking-glass moments
in the last few days, the strangest is this:
The F.B.I officer who arrested and questioned
Moussaoui told a jury that he had alerted
his superiors about 70 times that Moussaoui was
a radical Islamic fundamentalist who hated
America and might be plotting to hijack an airplane.
Seventy? That makes one time for every virgin
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Judging by how disastrously the prosecution is
doing, the virgins will have to wait.
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