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"For those of us blacks who grew up in white
neighborhoods condemning Imus is like
condemning a wife beater, a child molester.
We don't stop to consider the motivation,
the level of gravity, the anything. He's just
another of the countless racist pricks we've
met in our lives and may he rot in hell. Move
on. Next. We've got real work to do."
-- Trey Ellis, Link
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Iraq &
the Logic of Timetables
by
Robert Parry
Excerpt:
If a timetable encourages Iraqi insurgents to
silence their guns and to stop planting roadside bombs
even temporarily to wait the Americans out
Iraq might get the breathing space it needs to begin
healing its sectarian divisions.
Indeed, one could argue that Bush's "surge" plan
and Bush's fear about letting the enemy "wait us out"
offer essentially the same opportunity: to achieve
enough peace and quiet in the short term for
reconciliation and reconstruction to begin.
But a withdrawal timetable has additional advantages.
First, it has the chance of bringing relative peace
to the entire country as insurgents pull back
anticipating a total American military withdrawal, while the
"surge" seeks greater security only for Baghdad.
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Quotes
"Luckily for McCain, he might not have to choose.'
-- Jon Stewart, on John McCain
saying that he would
"rather
lose a campaign" than lose a war,
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Subject: Imus
I'm not sure that I agree with the firing of Don Imus for using racial slurs.
Look at Rush Limbaugh who has made a career out
of slurring African-Americans.
He did get fired from mainstream TV on ESPN for
racist remarks.
However he has maintained his radio show and
kept his sponsors despite a lifetime of racist behavior.
So if you are going to fire Imus, you must also
fire Limbaugh.
Cookie G,
Brighton, Michigan
Lawyer: Rove didn't mean to delete email
Excerpt:
Karl Rove's lawyer on Friday dismissed the notion
that he intentionally deleted his own e-mails
that might have incriminated him from a Republican-sponsored
computer system.
Any e-mails Rove deleted were the type of routine
deletions people make to keep their inboxes orderly,
Luskin said. He said Rove had no idea the
e-mails were being deleted from the server.
The mystery of the missing e-mails is just one
part of a furor over the firings of eight federal prosecutors
that has threatened Tortureboy Gonzales' job
and thrown his Justice Department into turmoil.
Would Karl Rove criminally erase e-mails to cover up evidence of his
crimes?
Why can't we just take their word for it and trust our leaders?
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Subject: Imus
There's only one fitting punishment for race baiters
and social heretics like Imus:
A nationally televised Crucifixion Special hosted
by Oprah Winfrey with special guests
Revs. Jesse and Al who take turns slowly driving
in the nails, one-by-one, with a
sledge hammer shaped and painted to look like
a watermelon.
Furthermore, there should be a Special Sensitivity
Czar appointed by Congress to the FCC
who will insure, once and for all, that this
kind of obscene horror can never again occur to
scar the lives and accost the delicate sensibilities
of America's precious minority classes.
In fact, there should be a sensitivity task force
charged with using the NSA monitoring facilities
to keep the broadcast media on the alert 24/7
- ready and able to swing into immediate action
much like The Strategic Air Command. It could
be called The National Insensitivity Grievance
Group Emergency Response.
They would be charged with the critical mission
of launching an immediate tactical emergency
counter response at any time to any utterances
of: Jungle Bunny, Spook, Brillo Head, Tire Lips,
Splib, Spear Chucker, Nog, Ghetto Smurf, Jigaboo,
Chicken Breath, Moolie, Sambo, Velcro Top,
Michelin Face, Boogie, Farm Equipment, Aunt Jemima,
Keffir, Uncle Tom, Shine Boy, Buckwheat,
Welfare Monkey, Burr Head, Chocolate Drop, Shvartz,
Coco Puff, Colored Dude, Shwoogie,
Coon, Corn Bread, Darkie, Dinge, Eraser Head,
Geechee, Swamp Kike, Yard Ape, Porch Monkey,
Wool Head, Tree Swinger, Tar Baby, Spade, Smokefoot,
Silverback, Pickaninny, Nick-Nok,
Groid, Mud Duck, Melanoid, Mandingo, Lincoln's
Nightmare, Crack Jockey, Kingfish,
Watermelon Wookie, Jackamammy, Ghetto Hamster,
..and of course, the unspeakable "N" word.
Maybe then, these brazen bigots would think twice about their offensive and soon to be illegal behavior.
Now, let's write down any impure thoughts for
evidence and wash our brains out with New Improved Tide.
The Rep Trader
Don't get we wrong - I'm all for free speech.
I just don't like Imus.
Quotes
"This is the progress we've been hearing about?
And tell me, how are more American
troops going to stop a single fanatic
with explosives strapped to his chest?"
-- John Kerry, getting one right, on a parliament, Green Zone suicide bomber,
Link
This was obviously an inside job.
The crazies have infiltrated the people we're
training,
meaning the American military is probably training
the terrorists.
Subject: the Duke thing
Umm.. no.
These are rich kids.
Clearly their parents did whatever was necessary
(money, political pressure, private
investigations, etc) to influence local authorities
and to shut up an African American stripper.
Anyone who thinks otherwise is incredibly naive.
Well, then I guess I'm incredibly naive.
All the evidence says the stripper was lying.
It's OK for the downtrodden to scream "rape"
at innocent men?
The Duke lacrosse rapists are emblematic of the
right-wingnut world - although they
have all the power, these people play the victim
card more far more often than anyone.
There you go again.
In THIS case, there are no "Duke lacross
rapists" because there was no rape.
John Edwards is a wealthy guy from Carolina -
should we hate him, too?
"Oh, my life is ruined..." but within five years
all of them will be working for Fortune 500 companies.
Each of them will have beautiful homes, and beautiful
wives, and they won't for a moment say to
themselves, "well, how did I get this?" They
DESERVE it, damn it.
Why is it important to hate Americans who have
more money than us?
What if we were neutral on their character until
some evidence shows up?
Yes, they hired a stripper, but she accepted
the job so the morality thing is a wash, right?
Despite the fact that, as we all know, the system
is set up to screw the white, Christian, hetero male.
Bartcop, I can't believe you fell for this.
Sean
Fell for what?
You want me to look at their tax returns before I determine who is
lying?
They were warned
Excerpt:
Kissyface was deeply troubled at the vulgar,
morally repugnant content of the new TV season.
"We are lowering the standards of what is acceptable
in our society and we are sending a message
to our children," he said. He denounced an "acceptance
of rude language, foul imagery and gross
behavior in the entertainment mainstream."
Then, warning parents to move their little children
away from the TV sets, Lieberman cited a few of
the outrages: On ABC's "Wilde Again," a character
asks to be called "Daddy's little whore." Another
ABC program showed an upraised middle finger.
CBS' "Bless This House" used the phrase "little hooters"
in reference to a girl's breasts. "Profoundly
disturbing," Lieberman intoned. "Sophomoric."
Funny thing: The previous morning, Lieberman had
been a guest on the Don Imus radio show
Subject: Hillary
Bart, I love your anti-Iraq War rags and anti-Bush
bashes,
but please stop this Hillary for God or President
shit.
There is no God, and I'm pretty sure she's going
to be president.
Am I not allowed to talk about politics anymore?
In your mind, Hillary is the front runner for
the Democratic nomination.
Fine.
In my mind, 2 and 2 = 4.
I'll vote for her if I have to. But that doesn't
mean that I'll be happy.
Even though she's still a "triangulator" of the
truth, I know that any
Democrat is preferable to any Republican.
I agree.
However, please don't ask or expect me to be enthusiastic
about Hillary.
She's a... <lots
of insults>
Your fan (otherwise),
David (aka "radlib1")
Radlib?
I knew that before you signed your name.
Have you read the page lately?
I'm not asking anybody to be enthusiastic about
Hillary.
When you watch the Kentucky Derby, if the announcer
says
"Wild Turkey is in the lead,"
that doesn't mean he necessarily likes Wild Turkey.
It just means he has eyes and can see which horse
is in the lead.
Financially, I need anybody but Wild Turkey to
win.
Besides, she'd rather spend her campiagn money
at Kos, where she's hated.
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Random thought...
Bush claimed on his taxes that he only made $700K
last year.
He failed to claim the hundred of billions they're
stealing in Iraq.
Remember, that's how they got Al Capone.
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Subject: Clicking on links
Coop wrote:
> When you post those links to Salon, and I go there,
> I can't get back to Bartcop by hitting "back" . . . .
> I have to reopen your site and scroll down again.
I learned long ago that to navigate to a link
on Bartcop or AllHatNoCattle,
you right-click
on the link and then on
"Open in a new window."
Then, when you close that window, you're back
on Bartcop or AHNC.
Roy in Tyler, TX
No More
Whining Excuses
by Joe Conason
Excerpt:
It doesn't matter whether the journalists and
politicians who appeared on the Imus show think he should
be forgiven. Special pleading by anyone who has
benefited from airtime with Imus is obviously not worth much.
Every celebrated bigot has friends and sycophants
who will vouch for his purity of spirit, so why should we
believe the Imus posse any more than the cronies
of David Duke or Louis Farrakhan? The proof is in the
transcripts, where the vicious evidence is overwhelming.
His friends' impulse to defend him may be understandable
as a matter of loyalty. As for the preening suggestion
by his guests that the Imus show provided serious political
discussion available nowhere else on the airwaves,
that scarcely requires contradiction. All of these fine minds
-- and their great thoughts! -- can be found
quite easily in other venues. Which may be where they will explain
why they went along with Imus's sickening act
for so many years.
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Brain injuries plague troops
Excerpt:
Nearly two in 10 soldiers who have returned to
Fort Carson from Iraq in the past two years have suffered
a traumatic brain injury, according to an ongoing
study by medical experts at the base. Since June 2005,
13,400 soldiers in three brigades have been screened
for TBI. Fort Carson has found that 178 of every
1,000 soldiers screened had a traumatic brain
injury...
"A majority of patients that return to us will
have symptoms of either headache, memory loss, irritability,
difficulty sleeping, and those symptoms change
from when the inciting event occurs to when the soldier returns,"
said Dr. John Cho. TBI is considered the
"signature wound" of the Iraq war. Better body armor and Kevlar
have kept alive soldiers who might have died
in earlier wars. But exposure to multiple blasts and rattling of the
brain inside the skull have caused the hidden
injuries."
I forget - why did we get involved in this never-ending quagmire?
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Subject: scarred for life
Bart, you said,
>The Duke 3 went thru 100 times more pain than the Rutgers players.
Of course people in these two instances have been scarred, but you have fallen into a Rush trap.
I gotta say, I hate it when someone tells me I
fell for some handjob trick.
When you make that accusation, your evidence
needs to be bulletproof.
I don't think you can make that charge rise to
the bulletproof level.
He's equating a relatively rare event of possible
reverse racism by a single person in the minority
against people in the majority with a common
event by the majority - major media condoned
societal racism against an entire minority.
THAT is not equal.
He's purporting that whites are equally or even
more discriminated against.
As you know, his #1 job is to relieve all forms
of ditto head guilt.
Regards,
CY
You're saying name-calling is no worse that being arrested for rape.
I think that's crazy.
Clinton: Ready for a Fight
Excerpt:
Hillary Rodham Clinton says the pain and turmoil
of her White House years don't discourage her
in the least as she wages a campaign she hopes
will bring her back to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
"I've decided this country is worth fighting
for," she said
Contemplating the inevitable Republican slimeball
personal attacks, she said, "So what, people are going
to say something bad about me?" She burst out
laughing. "I mean really. I mean look. I understand how
contentious American politics is. And why? Because
there are big things at stake."
Clinton said she doesn't take attacks personally
or lie awake fretting. "I'm sorry to tell you this, I do not
Maybe because I've been at it for so long. And
because I understand it's a perverse form of flattery.
If people didn't take you seriously, they wouldn't
be attacking you."
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"Is Bart
in there? I still wanna talk to him..."
Random Thought...
30 Rock is a funny show on NBC.
It's SNL's Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin and Tracy Morgan.
One thing that makes it extra-funny?
They don't have a laugh-track telling you when
to laugh.
Without a laugh-track, people have to listen to the dialog to get the
show.
When we get to Bartcop TV, we won't have a laugh-track.
Subject: Imus
Actually, I support Imus on this one. I don't like him or his show but I support free speech.
Me, too.
I think his comment was stupid but he seemes to
be truly sorry and I don't think he deserves to be fired.
There is a list a mile long of right wing talkers
who have said far worse and they are still yacking away.
I agree.
Imus just thought he was using a cool phrase that
the kids use. As I understand it, the phrase came from
a Spike Lee movie. Imus didn't invent it. He
only thought he was allowed to use it too, in a comedic setting.
So who's next? You?
Rude Rich
Did Imus fight back?
Or did he roll over from the start?
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Subject: Imus
Bart,
It is really sad to see what has happened to Don
Imus over the past few years. I was a big fan of his
back in the '70s and used to listen to his show
and watch it on TV most days in the past few years.
He used to be genuinely funny with a satiracal
wit. I even went to his show when he was on the road
and he did a show in Kansas City. When
he was adlibbing with his sidekick Chuck McCord it was great.
However Imus became a rude, mumbling, grumpy old
man and his show was basically taken over by his
producer Bernard McGuirk who is a racist, sexist,
insulting, and filthy minded jerk. McGuirk always
brought every converstation down to a gutter
level and he was obviously a far right wing pervert.
McGuirk butted into every conversation and basically
lead Imus by the nose into disgusting comments.
I got so I couldn't stand to listen to McGuirk's
crap and quit watching Imus completely.
Ironically, it was McGuirk who brough Imus down
and destroyed his career. If you listened to the banter
of last week when Imus made his "nappy headed
hos" comment you will notice it was McGuirk who first
said "a bunch of hos" and Imus immediately replied
with "N H H" without even thinking. Don Imus would
still be on the air and his show would not have
developed the reputation that it has over the past few years
if they had not allowed the sick, twisted, idiot
Bernie McGuirk to be a major part of the show.
However, although I don't defend Imus' stupid
comments I still think the whole thing has been blown out
of proportion by the media. Here is an
interesting article from the KC Star by African American sportswriter
Jason Whitlock who expresses a suprisingly different
point of view that I kind of agree with.
http://www.kansascity.com/182/story/66339.html
Chet
I predict Imus will be back on the air by June 1.
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For God's
Sake
by Paul Krugman
Excerpt:
Regent University, founded by Pat Robertson to
provide "Christian leadership to change the world,"
boasts that it has 150 graduates working in the
Bush administration.
The most famous of those graduates is Monica Goodling.
She's the former top aide to Alberto Gonzales
who appears central to the scandal of the fired
U.S. attorneys and has declared that she will take the Fifth
rather than testify to Congress on the matter.
The infiltration of the federal government by
large numbers of people seeking to impose a religious agenda
- which is very different from simply being people
of faith - is one of the most important stories of the last six years.
It's also a story that tends to go underreported...
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Subject: Duke v. Rutgers: Who got hurt more?
Bart: I can't read your site much anymore.
Seven years ago I loved reading your comments.
Now, you go off the mark more often than naught.
Oh no, you mean I can't please everyone all the
time?
Duke students/lacrosse players were at an off-campus
party.
They hired a stripper.
Duke players were know for their swagger and
entitlement.
Looks like somebody had already made up
their minds.
Maybe you don't think an out-of-control prosecutor
who labels 3 men "rapists"
on national TV without the slightest shred of
evidence isn't a big problem - I do.
VERSUS
Rutgers (mostly freshmen) female student athletes playing for the national championship.
Uuuummmmm, let's see. If I do the math,
I come out with the Rutgers female
student athletes suffering more than that of
three rich, spoiled white boys whose
planned night of fun didn't come off as usual.
Bart, get a new calculator.
KR
Yep, you're crazy, all right.
Gee, how much can you hate three strangers for
having more money than you?
The men were arrested and booked for rape in front of
live TV cameras.
They had a whole town (whole state?) screaming "raping scum"
at them for 400 days.
That's a little worse than being called a name by a moronic Republican.
BTW, I haven't changed. If you used to like me
but now
"can't read your site much anymore,"
maybe you changed.
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Quotes
"I think Bush should visit the real world once
in a while. Am I the only guy who's fed up?
Where the hell is our outrage? We should
be screaming bloody murder. We've got a gang
of clueless bozos steering our ship
of state right over a cliff, we've got corporate gangsters
stealing us blind, and we can't even
clean up after a hurricane much less build a hybrid car.
But instead of getting mad, everyone
nods their heads when Bush say, 'Stay the course.'"
--Lee Iacocca, who supported Dubya in 2000 but now gives him an 'F' in
leadership, Link
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Bart, I too had trouble playing BCR on iTunes
only recently (112 and 113)
where it would re-play giant chunks and generally
lose track of where it was.
My remedy was to simply play the mp3 using Windows
Media Player.
I could investigate further, but my hunch is that
iTunes (both the desktop and iPod version)
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you've been using since maybe show 111 or 112.
My recommendation would be either use a different
player,
or right-click on the track in iTunes, and
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This will create another copy of it, but made
with iTunes own encoder.
Rex
Bart, I have iTunes for PC and an iPod and haven't
had any problems.
I download the MP3's, import them into iTunes
and sync to my iPod so I can listen in the car.
Could it be that PC is better at something than
MAC (besides Spreadsheets)?
Kim
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Subject: Imus
Not that I have the links to prove my point, but
if I recollect rightly, Imus' fairly harsh criticism of Clinton
at the 1996 Correspondents' Dinner was widely
covered and frequently repeated well into the following week.
Not only did the coverage allow for the usual
anti-Clinton snarkiness among the mainstream media, it gave
Imus' career a significant boost. While this
Colbert deal is hardly as important as kids dying of malaria,
it is yet more proof (as if we need it at this
point) the media is on the side of the people who own the country,
not the rest of us. I don't have a full coverage
link of the Imus incident, but here's a clip from the NY Times archive:
(link no longer valid because the Whore NYTimes doesn't want their past on the record)
Don Imus, the radio talk show host, is reaping
the rewards of rudeness. Since his remarks about the Clintons,
made to their faces at the Radio and Television
Correspondents annual dinner last month, Imus has been picked up
by 10 additional stations. With those 10, Mr.
Imus is now heard on 80 stations around the country and has about
10 million listeners each week, says Westwood
One, which syndicates the Imus show.
Kharmadillo
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Exploding
the Clinton-Did-It Defense
by Jerry Sanford
Excerpt:
That blatant purge of top federal prosecutors
was simply another arrogant and manipulative abuse of power
by the Bush administration, designed to further
its efforts to put this country under the control of one political party.
The Congressional Research Service recently issued
a report which showed that of 468 U.S. attorney confirmations
over the last 25 years, only 10 left involuntarily.
In other words, the Bush administration fired almost as many U.S.
attorneys in one week as had been let go over
the past 25 years. The only apparent "misconduct" of the eight Bush
appointees was their failure to prosecute Democrats
before last year's mid-term election.
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Subject: Rudy the cross dresser poll numbers
Hey Bart; can you explain this to me?
Rudy for some strange reason has an higher favorable
rating nationwide
but when you look at his poll numbers in New
York they're low?
How can he still use 9-11 as the only reason to
elect him
when the city 9-11 happen in don't even like
the dude?
JCSpeedRacer
I suspect New Yorkers know the real Rudy
(R-Fascist)
but America only knows him by that one day he
was brave on TV.
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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...
3,294....3,297
American victims
...and how much did BIG OIL make yesterday?
Exxon
makes $108M - every day
Bush can live with that,
because Iraq's oil wells have
no meters
and his front company is moving
to Dubai.
Bloomberg News says Iraq is currently pumping 2M barrels a day. (Lies)
But even 2M barrels is $120M
a day - where's that money going?
Bush has killed more Americans than Osama.
Subject: Kurt Vonnegut
As a young Canadian growing up next door to the
United States, Kurt Vonnegut represented everything
that was best about the United States. At a time
of war (it was during Vietnam) he questioned authority.
His humour was sharp, intelligent, and devastating.
He was a thorn in the side. He gave the rest of us hope
for America and helped us love you. He was swinging
the hammer and he never stopped.
He swung that hammer til he dropped.
C'mon, Bart, TWO shots of Chicano for Kurt!
B. O'Neal
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
A rare double shot for Kurt...
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-- The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi,
on Rep. Mike Pence comparing
the Baghdad
marketplace to summertime in Indiana
Did you know Aasif is also the struggling, lone
doctor in nuclear-stricken Jericho on CBS?
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