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"I'd like to establish some ground rules here
for those of you who are stuck following me
for the next little less than two years. I
will resist all temptation to become the pundit in chief
and commenting upon every twist and turn of
the presidential campaign."
-- Dubya, Link
A little background:
Years ago, Bush said he'd fire anyone on his
staff who leaked the Valerie Plame treason.
In Libby's trial, it was discovered that Cheney,
Rove and Armitage leaked along with Libby.
At Tuesday's press conference, when asked if his
word was good on that, and would he fire
Cheney, Armirtage and Rove, Bush said, "I
refuse to answer. Next question?"
He's a gutless coward.
Let's hope the voters punish his party for his crimes.
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America's
'Tarzan' Foreign Policy
by Ivan Eland
Excerpt:
Still driven by a neoconservative ideology, the
Bush administration is leading the United States into a
foreign-policy jungle where George W. Bush may
think of himself as the world's most powerful predator
today but where that supremacy may not be long
lived. In this guest essay, Ivan Eland uses another jungle
metaphor, likening Bush's foreign policy to a
chest-thumping Tarzan declaring "we good, you bad."
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Quotes
"What we do know is that the Quds force
was instrumental in providing these
deadly IEDs to networks inside
of Iraq. We know that. And we also know that
the Quds force is a part of the
Iranian government. That's a known."
-- America's Tarzan, just prior to his illegal invasion
of Iran, Link
"We know exactly where Saddam is hiding
his WMDs.
They're North, South and West of Tikrit.
That's a known."
-- Rumsfeld, just prior to Bush's illegal invasion
of Iraq,
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Ex-aide calls Sleazy Rice a liar
Excerpt:
Kinda Sleazy Rice Rice misled the U.S. Congress
when she said last week that she had not seen a
2003 Iranian proposal for talks with the United
States, a former senior government official said on Wednesday.
Flynt Leverett, who worked on the National Security
Council when it was headed by Rice, likened the proposal
to the 1972 U.S. opening to China. He said he
was confident it was seen by Rice and Colin Powell but
"the administration rejected the overture."
Testifying before the House of Representatives
Foreign Affairs Committee last week, Bush's highest-paid whore
told lawmakers who asked about Leverett's previous
public comments and writings on the Iranian proposal:
"I don't know what Flynt Leverett's talking
about."
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"A Quinnipiac poll shows Hillary leading Rudy
50-40%
among NY voters in a general White
House '08 matchup.
HRC also tops McCain 56-36%."
-- Wake-up Call, Link
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I hate her
more today than yesterday
by Arianna Huffington
Excerpt:
James Carville was desperately trying to explain
why Hillary voted for the war,
even though other senators who had been given
the same faulty intel she had,
voted against it: "But they weren't from New
York," he said.
"Their state wasn't hit. They didn't have to deal with the grief of these 3,000 people."
As if the war in Iraq had anything to do with 9/11.
In an interview last month, Hillary herself offered
the same excuse, telling the AP:
"As a senator from New York, I lived through
9/11 and am still dealing with the aftereffects."
Call it PTJS (Post Traumatic Justification Syndrome).
As always, Arianna completely misrepresents Hillary's position.
As always, Arianna fails to list any FACTS about the reasons she hates
her.
As always, Arianna comes with the snide remarks and the Dowd-like disgust,
but never are there any facts - it's always Arianna's "impressions"
of her.
Besides, if Hillary came out and said, "I made
a mistake with my Iraq vote.
It was stupid of me, I should've known better
and I apologize for that,"
does anyone think Arianna would then LIKE Hillary?
Hell now - she'd just go to the next reason on the list why she hates her.
And, ...has Arianna ever voted for a Democrat for president?
Can somebody get that question to her?
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Subject: Does Bush have Tertiary syphilis?
Bart, was wandering lost in the intertubes when
I can across this explanation
of Tertiary neurosyphilis; see if you don't think
this would explain Boy Blunder:
Tertiary neurosyphilis, is
the most interesting form of syphilis from a cultural point of view.
Just before the onset of
paralysis, the sufferer is beset with delusions of grandeur, a sense
of understanding everything,
a sense that he is on the verge of some monumental discovery
which will forever change
the course of history, as well as a sense that some divine electricity
is coursing through his
veins.
Luv ya like a brother Bart
MGibb
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Subject: Legitimate Iran Question
We know Iran, not to mention the Saudis, support
various terrorist organizations.
What do you do with an enemy who fairly openly
takes the money from your business
with one hand and uses some of it to, even if
by proxy, stab you in the back with the other hand?
Personally, I would point America towards the
future and offer huge tax breaks to companies to
develope alternative fuel for transportation
and tax breaks for people who buy these new cars.
I would also give giant tax breaks for people
who bought solar energy systems for their homes.
Visit jointhesolution.com
Screw the Saudis and the rest of the fossil fuel bastards and their dirty, black oil that's getting our soldiers killed every day.
Obviously trying to trade with these countries
to bring them into the fold of the world economy doesn't do the trick.
Yes we're led by idiot crooks, but aside from
saying Bush is an moron and he's wrong, what is the solution?
The solution is tell them to shove their dirty oil up their religiously
insane asses.
My officer friends in the Air Force look at it
as a controlled burn.
It's an inevitable conflict, thus have it now
on your terms, etc.
Your Air Force friends are screwed in the head.
"Controlled burns" often burn out of control - that's what we have
now.
The situation was just fine before Bush kicked the hornet's nest.
What is your counter? Talking produces no results,
trade neither, so is the only route left for a
(closest thing we'll get to) peace in the region
to be at the point of a sword?
My counter is to offer Israel a place inside our borders to live. If
they'd rather fuck with a nuclear Iran,
then that's their Kingdom Come, not ours. Every handjob in the
Middle East can't wait to die for their Gawd
and I don't want any part of their religious insanity. They love
their sacred sand more than they love their kids.
If they want to die for precious, holy sand, then fuck 'em - I want
no part of that horseshit.
I'd like to see some genuine debate other than
the standard "war is bad"/"Bush is a tool" stuff.
Tyler
The answers are clearer than Lake Concha.
Move Israel and create cars that run without oil.
It's so simple, but religious insanity prevents it from happening.
Those nutty bastards can eat and drink their oil and we'll live in peace.
Sidebar:
Did you think you were going to stump me?
War is bad and Bush is a tool, a crooked,
murdering, torturing tool who doesn't mind
3100 dead soldiers because BIG OIL is drowning in unearned trillions
of dollars of profits.
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Why George
Bush is the man
by Mike Schellenberg
Excerpt:
Wars have to be fought there always have been
and always have been wars this Earth is to different for everyone to
have 1 voice and do everything 1 way!! Like look
at this for example you are all posting on this what you think is right
what makes what you say right?? Let me answer
that....Jack shit!
Invading Iraq is showing the world that the U.S
is not to be fucked with and I think due to their their bombed
cities and massive casualties their starting
to get the message.
Like all angry Republicans who write, Mike was offered a weekly column.
In ten-plus years, he's the only one to take me up on that offer.
I can't wait for his second column.
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Subject: Fighting them over there
Bush and the Republicans keep saying that "we
have to fight them
over there because if we withdraw they will follow
us over here".
That's as much of a lie as the lies that got us
into this occupation in the first place.
The truth is that being over there has absolutely
nothing to do with them coming over here at all.
All we are doing is wasting our resources, killing
our troops for no reason while we sit in the
middle of an Iraqi civil war. We are more at
risk staying there than bringing the troops home
because if we are attacked here our troops are
over there and there's no one to defend the homeland.
Marc Perkel
San Bruno, CA.
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Hoodies!
$36, 3
for $100
shot glass photo by mariomorgado
We have a few shot glasses left.
$25
a pair - cheap for a collectors item.
Pelosi: Bush lacks authority to invade
Excerpt:
Speaker Pelosi said Thursday that Bush lacks
the authority to invade Iran without congressiional approval,
a fresh challenge to the Monkey on the eve of
a symbolic vote critical of his troop buildup in Iraq.
Pelosi, noted that Bush says he supports a diplomatic
resolution to Iran "and I take him at his word."
<Bart faints while saying, "Not again!">
At the same time, she said, "I do believe that
Congress should assert itself, though, and make it very clear
that there is no previous authority for the president,
any president, to go into Iran."
Now of she would couple that statement with a
guarantee that she would start impeachment hearings
if Bush chooses to break the law - it might mean
something. We're long past the stage of,
"We trust the president to keep his word."
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Subject: BCR Show 106
Just listened to BCR Show 106, excellent as usual.
Loved the rush beat down, loved the sniffs from
rush...,
I heard the first one and thought, "Was that him?"
Ha ha
Then when you commented on the second one, I lost
it.
Do people really listen to him?
Man, I would have to be hard up to listen to three
hours of him.
Talk about your torture.
Love the new short shows.
Love your work and appreciate it.
Lin
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GOP handjob exposes shortcomings
Excerpt:
A former Pennsylvania congressman was accused
of exposing himself to two women at a beach resort.
Joseph M. McDade, 75, was charged with exposure
of sexual organs, a misdemeanor that carries up to
a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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Subject: 9/11 terrorists...
...didn't live in friggin Afghanistan!!
Goddamnit Bart, I'm sick of reading that on the
intertubes.
The people that did 9/11 (if you're sheeple enough
to believe it)
came from SAUDI ARABIA - most of them, anyhow.
We don't have the truth of what happened that
day, but we DO know that (supposedly) they came
mostly from Saudi Arabia, that Afghanis were
covering for OBL, asked for some proof that he did it,
and were told to "go Cheney themselves," we'll
be right over to kick your asses anyway.
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Saudi
friggin Arabia people....
Dennis in Portland
What?
You mean Saddam didn't finance 9-11?
Are you sure?
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They stopped selling the greatest-tasting liguid I've ever had
- the Chinaco 30 Year Anniversary Emperador.
Demand made the price go up
If I had $3300, I could buy a six-pack of that stuff.
Those of you who made it to the last Tequilafest got a taste of history.
Want to trade links?
US Military Vs. Jack Bauer
Excerpt:
In the TV series 24,
Jack Bauer always gets his man, even if he has to play a little rough.
Suffocating, electrocuting or drugging a suspect
are all in a day's work. As Bauer tells one baddie:
"You are going to tell me what I want to know
- it's just a matter of how much you want it to hurt."
The US military has appealed to the producers
of 24 to tone down the torture scenes because of
the impact they are having both on troops in
the field and America's reputation abroad. Forget Abu Ghraib,
forget about Gitmo, forget
Bush's illegal invasion of Iraq, forget Bush's trashing of the Bill of
Rights
and forget that Bush has authorised torture,
Jack Bauer is giving America a bad name.
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Quotes
"We abstain from Valentine's Day here."
-- the vulgar Pigboy, alone after Wife #3 left his Nazi
ass
Even making $30M a year, he can't get a woman to stay with him.
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Subject: Senate Democrats
I'm happy to criticize any Democrat when they
deserve it and cave in to pressure from Republicans.
An example of that would be the way Sen. Kerry
failed to respond to the Swiftboat liars in 2004.
However you've got it all wrong in the case of
the Senate Democrats and their resolution
to reject Bush's escalation of the Iraq war.
It's not that the Senate Democrats didn't fight,
they were filibustered by the Republicans.
The rules of the Senate are such that it takes
60 votes to end debate and bring an
issue to a vote. Since there are only 51 Democrats
in the Senate and none of the Republicans would
cross over and support the Democrats, there was
no way for them to get the 60 votes needed to
bring the resolution to a straight up or down
vote. That's just the way the Senate works.
Bill U
Bill, I get that.
But when the GOP had fewer than 60 votes, the
Democrats were paralyzed.
They screamed,
"We're powerless" for the last four-plus
years.
Now that the situation is reversed, the GOP isn't
screaming, "We're powerless."
They're bullying the Democrats just like they did when they had control.
When they were in the majority, they threatened to change the rules
if the Democrats dared
to use their constitutionally-guaranteed power to filibuster, so the
Democrats caved in and
wet themselves and crawled under a table and cried, "Please
don't hurt us."
No matter who has the majority, the Republicans call the tune and
the Democrats shake in fear and beg the GOP, "Please
don't hurt us."
Can you explain that?
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Judge: Libby team lied
Excerpt:
Defense attorneys misled the court into thinking
that Libby would testify, a federal judge
said as he blocked Libby from using some classified
evidence in the case.
Libby's attorneys have said for months in court
papers that Libby would testify that he had
important national security issues on his mind
and that he simply forgot details about his
conversations regarding the CIA employee, Valerie
Plame.
Fitzmas agreed to tell jurors about the terrorist
threats, war planning and other secret issues
that Libby faced at the time. The prosecutor
said that he agreed to do this on the condition that
he could cross-examine Libby at some point on
just how seriously he considered these threats.
When defense attorneys abruptly announced that
Libby would not testify, Fitzmas said that
jurors hearing the case therefore should not
be given a prewritten statement about Libby's briefings.
Judge Walton agreed, and reversed an earlier
ruling that the evidence could be admitted.
"My absolute understanding was that Mr. Libby
was going to testify,'' the judge said.
"My ruling was based on the fact that he was
going to testify.''
Cheney can't testify because he's guilty.
They passed laws that said, "Bush & Cheney
can't he held accountable for their crimes,"
but that would include lying under oath so Cheney had no choice.
Scooter will have to be found guilty and pardoned by Der Monkey.
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Subject: bigotry against terrorists?
Robert Parry wrote:
> Dan Gillerman, a notoriously anti-Arab bigot
who joked in 2006 that "while it may be true that
> not all Muslims are terrorists, it also
happens to be true that nearly all terrorists are Muslim."
How can Gillerman be a bigot when he's just stating
the truth?
Wherever there is a war or bloodshed of some
kind (other than the one Bush started in Iraq),
the Muslims are ALWAYS there. Philippines, Sudan,
Chad, Pakistan, India, Israel, Denmark, France, etc.
Don't see a lot, or any, terrorists that aren't
Muslim.
Mike H
I'm still trying to figure out why the senator
from New York caught hell for
> "eagerly sharing a platform last summer
with Israel's UN ambassador."
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Iraq pumped 3.5M
barrels daily before
Bush invaded
and then they got their 2003 Halliburton
upgrade
Bush is stealing $220,000,000 every day.
No wonder they were so eager to start a war,
stealing $220,000,000 every day.
It's the biggest theft in Earth's history.
Exxon made
$10B profit in 90 days
$100M a day - all profit - because Bush started a fake war
Bush's "Bring 'em on" death taunt is up to...
3,127....3,132
American victims
We lost 5
more since last issue
while the Little Dictator plays with himself.
...and how much did BIG OIL make yesterday?
Exxon
makes $108M - every day
(And that's just ONE oil company)
5 more
soldiers
dead,
but Exxon makes $75,000
profit per minute
Bush can live with that,
because Iraq's oil wells have
no meters.
Bush has killed more Americans than Osama.
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"She's volcanic hot, like... I
might need an oven mitt to feel her up."
-- Dick Casablancas, on his 48-hour future ex-wife
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Subject: Random thought - Chicago Tower
First, what do you mean by "peace senator"?
Are you implying Obama is a full-on pacifist?
If so, please link to some of the statements
that have given you that impression.
I know very, very. very little about Obama, but
the Hillary haters always refer to Obama
as the anti-Hillary peace senator when they want
to paint her as the Attila the Hunness.
Second, you should realize it IS actually easy
to be a "peace senator," if by that
you mean an anti-Iraq war senator, "when it wasn't
your city that was attacked."
Sure, you can be a "peace senator," but you'll
never sit in the Oval Office.
Iraq wasn't involved, Obama's against the Iraq war what's the problem?
I can't find a question there I can answer.
Since you always rail against those who tie the
Iraq invasion with Sept. 11,
why have you gone and done the same? What
point are you trying to make?
Pug from the North Side
(Even though I'll always be a White Sox fan)
I wonder if there are any Hillary haters who can answer this question:
When a city issues a gun to a rookie
cop, are they authorizing him
to shoot anyone who he thinks the world
would be better off without?
Or did they arm him in the event that sudden and deadly force must be used?
I
have the courage to answer that, Bart!
Will I get any replies?
People say, "Hillary voted for the war,"
like she owns Exxon-Mobil.
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It'll be great to have Bill Maher back Friday night on HBO.
His guests include John Edwards and Chuck Schumer.
Subject: I have a question...
*In WWII US auto makers quit making cars to tool
up for the war effort,
overwhelming the enemy.
American manufacturers did not go out of business
*Yesterday Chrysler announced laying off 13,000
workers - following Ford and GM in layoffs...
*But American troops can't get orders filled
for armored Humvees for current war effort?
Q: What is wrong with this corporate-America picture?
Mark
Mark, what's wrong is Bush can't make any money in peace time.
Sure, he could be a successful wartime president if Iraq succeeded.
OR
He could make $260M
a day in oil profits by "failing" in Iraq.
It's been three years of Bush "failing" - by making $260M
a day.
$260M
a day for three years means Bush
doesn't care
if history calls him a boneheaded loser and the worst president ever.
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Subject: BCR 105
I liked show 105; just keep at it; mix it up every
now and again to keep us interested.
Will listen to 106 when I'm off lunch duty.
;)
Mir
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