I think there is too much concentration of
power in the Kremlin. Everybody has doubts about the full independence of the judiciary.
There are questions about the independence of the electronic media and there are, I think,
questions about the strength of the Duma." --Condi,
worried about abuse of power in other countries while Der Fuhrer goes berzerk,
Link
"While she's in the neighborhood of human rights,
and busy lambasting Putin for torture, and dubious interrogation tactics in Chechnya,
Rice might want to revisit Guantanamo Bay, clandestine holding cells, as well as take
a long, hard look at "extraordinary rendition." What would be really extraordinary is if the
secretary of state can explain how a country that claims to hold the moral high ground
has all but shredded the Magna Carta, and may well be remembered as much for Abu
Ghraib as the Statue of Liberty."
-- Jayne Lyn Stahl, Link
Excerpt: Retired Army Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, who commanded
U.S. forces in Iraq for the first year of the occupation,
blamed "incompetence" by Bush's national security
team for creating a "nightmare" that could last far into the future.
Sanchez, who led coalition forces from June 2003
to June 2004, used an Oct. 12 speech to a conference of Military
Reporters and Editors in Arlington, Virginia,
to castigate nearly everyone connected to the Iraq War, including the
U.S. news media, Congress, the State Department,
the White House and the Pentagon.
"There has been a glaring, unfortunate display
of incompetence in strategic leadership among our national leaders,"
Sanchez said. "They have unquestionably been
derelict in the performance of their duty. In my profession, these
types of leaders would be immediately relieved
or court-martialed."
Why does the press allow Bush to claim, "I
let the generals in the field decide," if they'll be fired if they speak the truth?
How can these generals remain silent while Bush pushes 3800 soldiers
into the meatgrinder?
How many more thousands will die while these generals remain silent?
Excerpt: Once-classified documents that were unveiled
in the insider-trading case of Mr. Nacchio, the former chief of
Qwest Communications International Inc., suggest
the U.S. government didn't offer lucrative contracts to the
company after Mr. Nacchio refused to cooperate
with what the documents call "improper government requests"
in February
2001. The documents, submitted
as part of Mr. Nacchio's defense in the insider-trading case,
don't elaborate on the government requests. Mr.
Nacchio has said in the past he didn't comply when asked
by the NSA for access to the private phone records
of Qwest customers.
So, the bastards were tapping our phones just
because Bush wanted to? And even with tapping the phones, Atta snuck
up on Bush in September that year?
Too bad congress is afraid to hold Bush accountable.
I want to congratulate Al Gore for his well deserved
Nobel Peace Prize.
Maybe we will be able to solve the global warming
problem before it's too late
because of Al Gore's work.
Many people are trying to push Al Gore to run
for president but I think it's too late for that.
But when Hillary wins the nomination I think
that if she offered Al Gore his old job back as
vice president that he'd be a great VP again.
Many people still have Clinton/Gore bumper
stickers on their cars so instead of drafting
Gore for President, let's draft Gore for vice president.
"John Lewis is a titan of the civil rights
movement. Of course he can think for himself. But the Clintons still ruthelessly pressure those they can.
And an endorsement at this stage from a man of Lewis's stature is more than an endorsement of Clinton. It's
a racial body-blow to Obama. And it's not racist to recognize that. One of the more fascinating aspects of this
race is the reluctance of so many African-Americans to support the most plausible black candidate for president
in history."
-- Andrew Sullivan, niggardly with the truth,Link
Hey Andrew, your racism is showing.
You think black people will only vote for a black person?
What's wrong with you?
You're a gay Fascist who votes for and supports those who want
to lynch gays,
so why don't you do a column on the voting patterns of gay Fascists
who don't have
the brains to vote their own self-interests?
And poor John Lewis, having to put up with all this "pressure"
Hillary puts on him.
I guess if he was white, he'd have the brains to resist her terrible
pressure?
"The Nobel committee has officially rendered
themselves a pure, 100 percent joke." -- the poor Pigboy, he really thought
he was going to win?
..
"Had I won the Nobel Peace Prize, I would have
awarded it to either the Bush administration or General Petraeus and the United
States military." -- the poor Pigboy, awarding a "joke"
prize to Bush & our military?
Why do Republicans
hate the troops they sent into battle?
..
"The National Enquirer has this story about
the Breck Girl, John Edwards, having an affair. He's denying it,
but why?" -- His Oinkness
...because if he didn't deny it, Fascist
bastards like you would say,
"It's so true, Edwards isn't even bothering
to deny it."
..
"Walter Mondull is planning to endorse Hillary.
That's a good thing? A loser endorsing Mrs. Clinton? It's
a fait accompli." -- the child-raping lying, Nazi
whore
Butt Rush, Mondale lost that election because
he didn't follow Bart's Law #1,
which is
"Never tell the truth in a political campaign."
Reagan lied, promised
he'd never raise taxes, then he raised
taxes - and you think he was a good president?
Excerpt: The worst thing about Gore, from the conservative
point of view, is that he keeps being right.
In 1992, George Herbert Herbert Bush mocked him
as the "ozone man," but three years later
the scientists who discovered the threat to the
ozone layer won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
In 2002 he warned that if we invaded Iraq, "the
resulting chaos could easily pose a far greater
danger to the United States than we presently
face from Saddam." And so it has proved.
But Gore hatred is more than personal. When National
Review decided to name its anti-environmental
blog Planet Gore, it was trying to discredit
the message as well as the messenger. For the truth Gore has
been telling about how human activities are changing
the climate isn't just inconvenient.
For conservatives, it's deeply threatening.
Years from now, historians will wonder how a visionary
like Gore could
possibly lose an election the the stupidest and
most crooked president ever.
Excerpts: The details quicken the pulse and keep the crime
alive. Two teenage girls walking home on a June night in 1993
in Houston happen into a pack of drunk young
men; they're gang-raped, beaten, dragged to the woods and strangled
- one with her own shoelace, one with a belt
and, when she doesn't quickly die, a shoe pressed into her windpipe.
Thanks to a legal irony that has pitted George
Bush against his home state and the Texas-style justice he championed
as governor, the case of one of the confessed
killers, Jose Medellin, who is on death row, also remains alive, a lifetime
later.
I'd prefer not to be writing about this matter.
I'd prefer to know nothing about it at all. I grope in my own turmoil for
something
in it that makes sense, for some possibility,
not of justice - of what value is justice in such a loss? - but of healing,
and divine
only that healing is a shrug, a systemic afterthought,
a blank stare from the "competing interests" in this case.
"Nothing like a little good news for y'all
to print up. Put a little good news in your newspapers. Be a
novel experience for you."
-- Dubya, issuing orders to his obedient press whores,Link
"Increasing taxes will hurt the economy." --
Picked by 30 percent of respondents in a new poll for Mara Liasson, FOX
WhoreLink
"Bush's economic policy has been great for
big business and the ultra wealthy, but it has left the middle class behind.
We need tax cuts for the middle class." --
Picked by 63 percent of respondents in a new poll for Mara Liasson, FOX
WhoreLink
Excerpt: On February 7th, the Rove team, which had been
writing several e-mails screaming about Armed
Madhouse and "that British reporter," Greg Palast, were
gloating that no U.S. media had picked up my stories. And they had
a .pdf file attached. Of course, the reason my
book was subpoenaed is that it has to do with the US prosecutor firings.
The prosecutor firings were 100% about influencing
elections -- not about loyalty to Bush, which is what The New
York Times wrote. The administration team couldn't
tolerate appointees who wouldn't go along with crime. In the
book I present the evidence that Karl Rove directed
a guy named Tim Griffin to target suppressing the votes of
African American students, homeless men, and
soldiers. Nice guy. They actually challenged the votes and
successfully removed tens of thousands of legal
voters from the voter rolls, same as they did in 2000.
But instead of calling them felons, they said
that they had "suspect addresses."
"We have lost sight of what it means to be
a nation willing to be aggressive in the world and spread freedom or
deal with disease. (What?)
And we have lost our confidence in
the ability to compete internationally."
-- Dubya, Mr. Doom-and-Gloom, in an interview with Whore Street Journal, Link
This call to arms for Democratic investors from the cofounders of Blue
Investment Management,
an ethical investment fund. The Blue Index-the companies in the S&P
500 that are socially
responsible and have also supported Democrats over the last five election
cycles outperform
the market by nearly 20%, and outperform red S&P 500 companies
by 23%, they assert.
Excerpt: Lt. Michael Murphy, 29, and three other SEALs
were 10,000 feet up in the Hindu Kush
searching for Ahmad Shah, leader of the Mountain
Tigers guerrilla group allied with the Taliban.
The reconnaissance team encountered two goatherds,
and the mission was compromised.
A fierce firefight ensued with more than 50 insurgents.
Shot in the gut, Murphy dashed out on a ledge
to get a clear signal to call for help.
While continuing to be fired upon, Murphy provided
his location and the size of the enemy force.
At one point, he was shot in the back, but he
completed the call and continued firing at the enemy.
If we had stayed in Afghanistan, that fight likely
would be over by now.
Excerpt: Show me a man wearing an American flag pin in
his lapel, and I'll show you an asshole. I'm sure there are
exceptions, but in general people need to remember
that lapels aren't for wearing pins to create the illusion
that you're supporting the troops. They're for
wearing ribbons to create the illusion that you're helping cure a disease.
Last week we had the first genuine controversy
of the presidential campaign: the shocking news that Barack Obama
doesn't wear an American flag lapel pin, so apparently
he and America are no longer going steady. "No lapel pin,
Senator? It's like not wearing pants. Why don't
you just stab the Statue of Liberty in the eye while bitch-slapping
a 9/11 widow?" Another in a series of bullshit
non-stories that have zero effect on the troops, the war or anything
in the real world - or, as Fox calls it, "Breaking
News."
"The thing that gets under my skin most about
Bush is his intention to install fear in people. His government is all about terror alerts
and scaring us at airports. We're changing the Constitution out of fear. We spend all our
time looking up each other's dresses. Fear's the only issue the Republican Party
has. Vote for them, or the terrorists will win." -- Merle Haggard,
Link
Bart, I attended the Jefferson Jackson Democratic
Party fund raiser in Charleston WV Saturday night.
Speakers included US Congressmen Joe Rahall &
Alan Mollohan; WV Governor Joe Manchin;
US Senators Jay Rockefeller & Robert Byrd;
and President Bill Clinton.
It was an especially great day to be a West Virginia
Democrat.
Andy
We hardly ever get quality speakers in Hellhole, Okhaloma.
"Abu Ghraib got out of control under Sanchez's
watch, the war in general got out of control under his watch. His criticism is a bit astounding to me given
his role in the war itself. - They were poorly trained. They got overwhelmed by circumstance. And we certainly
didn't have situational awareness on his watch. The surge is a direct result of having to make up for mistakes
early on.... As far as I'm concerned, he was part of that mistake by being a commander who did not express
then what he's saying now." -- Sen. Lindsey Graham, (R-Gay)
on why he hates the troops, Link
Excerpt: In southern Iraq, where U.S. troops and the remnants
of the multinational coalition wage a low-intensity war
against militant factions themselves at war with
each other, soldiers say one of the enemy's weapons has blown
their confidence more than all the others. So
called EFPs, or Explosively Formed Penetrators, have become
the weapon du jour among the Shi'ite fighters.
The devices cap a tube or pipe full of explosives with a solid
copper disk that, due to the force and heat of
the blast, transforms itself into an armor-piercing slug. EFPs
can destroy Humvees and disable even the Abrams
tank. U.S. officials insist the weapons are made or at
least designed in Iran but have so far failed
to produce a direct link. And while EFPs are only a small fraction
of the bombs used by evildoers, they caused 23
of the 69 U.S. fatalities in the month of July.
"For Brian Williams, it all went back to 9-11.
As a citizen, he thought on that fateful day, "Thank God that Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld
and Colin Powell were on the team." -- Howard Kurtz (R-Whore)
on how much Brian Williams wants to blow Bush & Cheney, Link
Brain Williams has been licking Rush's ass loooooooong before
he became
Bush's TOP Cheerleader over at GE/NBC.
You seemed shocked that "Bart" would make up quotes.
As someone who has e-mailed him a number of times,
I can tell you he does it all the time.
Probably because he doesn't have the cajones
to print an e-mail in it's entirety.
And if he lacks the intellectual capacity to respond,
he just doesn't print it at all.
Pretty convenient, huh?
chiefscreamingballs
Excerpt: Hillary-hatred is by no means confined to the
right. David Geffen gave voice to a widespread feeling on the left
when he complained about the Clintons' relationship
with truth. "Everybody in politics lies," he told the NY Whore Times.
"But they do it with such ease, it's troubling."
Mrs Clinton has some of the highest negatives of any politician in the
business.
And yet here she is, with her husband, looking
likely to break all sorts of records. If she wins, Mrs Clinton will be
the first
female president of the United States - a banner
headline in itself - and Mr Clinton will be the first male first spouse.
She will be the first president married to a
former president. She will also be the first president who is married to a former president who was impeached for
having oral sex with an intern in the Oval Office.
Isn't that an odd way to write about our next president?
Do they ever mention that Pickles is married to a scumbag who faked
a war that killed 3800 soldiers?
No, because sex is a much greater crime than killing 3800 soldiers.
Excerpt: When Al Gore encountered New York Times columnist
Nicholas D. Kristof at a recent conference
on climate change, he lamented the lack of public
urgency toward the looming catastrophe from global warming.
"I can't understand why there aren't rings of
young people blocking bulldozers and preventing them from
constructing coal-fired power plants," Gore told
Kristof, who was accompanied by his teenage son. [NYT, Aug. 16, 2007]
Yet, if Gore means what he says - that global
warming is such a threat to the future of mankind that young people
should throw their bodies in front of bulldozers
- then the obvious question to him is: "Why won't you submit to
the personal unpleasantness of another presidential
campaign so you can lead the fight to save the planet?"
Excerpt: The outlook was as problematic as the snarled
traffic around Texas Stadium after the game.
Owner Jerry Jones takes pride in the Cowboys'
stature as the team of the 1990s.
But New England is the team of this decade. The
Patriots' 48-27 victory was an affirmation of the present.
"Well," Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said sheepishly,
"they are that good."
"They say Mike Huckabee is going to have trouble
getting elected 'cause his last name is Huckabee. The only way it could be worse is if
his name was George W. Huckabee."
-- Conan O'Brien
Excerpt: Here you will find out the little known truth
concerning President George W. Bush, Victor Ashe,
the current American ambassador to Poland (formerly
mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee and Exec. V.P.;
C.F.O. of Fannie Mae), and their adulterous-bisexual
relationship with a Las Vegas woman in 1984.
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