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Quote of the Day "The gloves are off and if there's    going to be a war. But it will be a    war with a purpose? I'm not in the    mood to play with those who are    trying to kill our children."       -- Rev. Donnie McClurkin, about homosexuals,Link    They're calling this nut "a friend of Obama's."

In Today's Tequila Treehouse... Blackwater Immunity  Blackwater criticism  High Cost of Torture  $600M Baghdad Bunker  Pentagon's $1.4B Lie HRC looking better Delgiorno again  Rumsfeld flees France  Oscar winning legs

Quotes

"The policies of Iran constitute perhaps the single greatest challenge 
   for American security interests in the Middle East." 
     -- Condi, lying under oath, a day before announcing unilateral sanctions against Iran,  Link

"Unilateral sanctions rarely ever work. I just don't think the unilateral approach
  and giving war speeches helps the situation. It will just drive the Iranians closer
  together. It also escalates the danger of a military confrontation." 
     -- Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., on Iran, Link

"Why worsen the situation and bring it to a dead end by threatening sanctions or military action?" 
    -- Vladimir Putin, inviting trouble because high oil prices makes him more powerful    Link
 

 When you have Putin and Bush getting richer from high oil prices, 
 expect oil prices to continue to rise.
 

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Blackwater given Immunity
 Now they can freely confess to everything

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 Excerpt:
Potential prosecution of Blackwater guards allegedly involved in the shooting deaths of 17 Iraqi civilians 
may have been compromised because the guards received immunity for statements they made to State 
Department officials investigating the incident, federal law enforcement officials said yesterday.

FBI agents called in to take over the State Department's investigation two weeks after the Sept. 16 shootings 
cannot use any information gleaned during questioning of the guards by the department's Bureau of Diplomatic
Security, which is charged with supervising security contractors.

Some of the Blackwater guards have subsequently refused to be interviewed by the FBI, citing promises 
of immunity from State, one law enforcement official said. The restrictions on the FBI's use of their initial 
statements do not preclude prosecution by the Justice Department using other evidence, the official said, 
but "they make things a lot more complicated and difficult." 
 

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Blackwater immunity draws criticism
 But it's the toothless Dems, so Bush isn't worried

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 Excerpt:
Democrats criticized the Bush bastards Tuesday for giving immunity to Blackwater USA bodyguards, 
calling the move a failure to hold the security contractors responsible for the shooting deaths of 17 Iraqi civilians.

The State Department, whose investigators initially promised to shield the bodyguards' statements in the 
criminal inquiry of the Sept. 16 shootings, maintained that any lawbreakers "must be held to account" 
as a result of the inquiry that has since been taken over by the Justice Department and FBI.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, (D-Rubberstamp) called the immunity deal an example 
of "the amnesty administration" and threatened to write "a hot letter," to scare Bush.

The offer for limited immunity, first reported Monday by The Whore AP, has delayed the government's 
criminal inquiry of the shootings that enraged the Iraqi government, and threatens to derail prosecution 
as investigators seek other evidence from the crime scene now six weeks cold.

"Under Bush, accountability goes by the boards," said Leahy. "That goes equally for misconduct and for 
incompetence. If you get caught, they give you immunity. If you get convicted, they commute your sentence."
 

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The High Cost of Torture

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 Excerpt:
Six years after Bush embraced torture for suspects, and two years after it reportedly dropped 
the most extreme of those techniques, the taint of torture clings to American counterterrorism efforts.

The administration has a standard answer to queries about its interrogation practices: 1) We do not torture, 
and 2) we will not say what we do, for fear of tipping off future prisoners. In effect, officials want Al Qaeda 
to believe that the United States does torture, while convincing the rest of the world that it does not.

Bush does not acknowledge scaling back torture, perhaps to avoid implying that earlier methods were immoral 
or illegal.  Bush has repeatedly defended his record of torture, saying torture has produced invaluable information 
on Al Qaeda. But the administration's strategy has exacted an extraordinary political cost.
 

Can you imagine the sigh of relief from the rest of the world when we get our new president?
 

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Nancy Pelosi held a press conference today about lead in kid's toys.

Is that why the Democrats were put in power? 
To make kid's toys safer?
 

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Subject: Hillary and War

Hi Bart,

C. Davie asked, "While we are asking WHY some Senator did not procedurally 'block' 
the 2002 Iran war authorization resolution, why not tell us why Hillary did not do so?" and you replied, 

"Because she's going to be president and they'd scream "soft on terror" if she voted against it. 
  No other Democrat can say that."

Are you saying that it's perfectly OK for Hillary, 
because "she's going to be president" to sacrifice principle for political advantage? 

If you're saying that, then you're essentially agreeing with those who've been saying all along that Hillary 
is just another calculating, amoral politician like Bush -- smarter, but conceivably more dangerous.
Regards,
 Eric
 

It's important to America and the world that we get rid of our crazies
so I don't mind if she voted in such a way so as not to be labeled "soft on terrorism."

I've never heard anyone I respect say Hillary was "just like" Bush.
And as far as dangerous, you would risk Giuliani's finger on the button?
 

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Quotes

"Democrats can't seem to find a message that resonates. You need a message? 
  Here's one:  We will fix everything Bush broke." 
     -- blogenfreude,  Link
 

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Our $600M Bunker in Baghdad

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 Excerpt:
We've seen the construction of an extravagant new fortress into which a thousand American officials 
and their many camp followers are fleeing. The compound, which will be completed by late fall, is the 
largest and most expensive embassy in the world, a walled expanse the size of Vatican City, containing 
21 reinforced buildings on a 104-acre site along the Tigris River, enclosed within an extension of the 
Green Zone which stretches toward the airport road. The new embassy cost $600 million to build, 
and is expected to cost another $1.2 billion a year to run - a high price even by the profligate standards 
of the war in Iraq. The design is the work of an architectural firm in Kansas City named Berger Devine 
Yaeger, which angered the State Department last May by posting its plans and drawings on the Internet.
 

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Pentagon Caught in $1.4B Lie

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 Excerpts:
The Pentagon has asked Congress for $1.4 billion in emergency spending to combat a growing threat 
of sniper attacks in Iraq based on an overstated assessment of the extent of the attacks, its own records show.

In last week's spending request, the Pentagon said sniper attacks have quadrupled in the past year and, 
if unchecked, the attacks could eclipse roadside bombs as the top killer of U.S. troops. However, the rate of 
sniper attacks has dropped slightly in 2007 and fallen dramatically in the past four months, according to 
military records given to USA Whore TODAY.

Pentagon officials acknowledged the mistake Monday after they were caught.

"The term quadrupled will be removed from the justification because it is simply incorrect," said Dave Patterson, 
deputy undersecretary of Defense.

In 2006, there were 386 sniper attacks on coalition forces. 
Through Oct. 26 of this year, there were 269 sniper attacks, the figures show.
 

So Bush & Cheney are stealing hundreds of millions each day in oil. 
Halliburton charges $30 for cheeseburgers with worms and gangrene. 
Bechtel is constructing buildings out of human waste while 
Blackwater gets immunity for shooting anything that moves. 

Meanwhile, the Pentagon is raping the Treasury.

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Subject: Ron Paul

If a person hates Ron Paul, they must hate freedom, they must hate the constitution!
They must love high taxes and inflation.
They must love undeclared wars with no goal for victory.
They must love the IRS and the big government bureaucracy.
They must hate free speech and free press.

 Mark S, a big fan of Ron Paul
 

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Quotes

"The theory is, the worse things can be made to appear the more unrest and upset that
there will be amongst the people out there and they will want 'a change.'  The thing the 
Democrats and the media are overlooking is, we're automatically going to get a change! 
George W. Bush can't run.  His name's not going to be on the ballot." 
   -- Rush Limbaugh, fighting the syphilitic fever, just figured out Bush can't run next year    Link
 

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Hillary looking better to me
 by Mystery Writer

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 Excerpt:
She may be the most disciplined politician I have ever seen. She's a machine, always
on message, relentlessly perfect on everything -- appearance, message, and policy.

She won't make a mistake. She will not implode. She's too good to make the obvious mistake,
and even if she erred (she's human), her campaign wouldn't waste any time setting things straight.

The polls don't lie -- the more people see of Hillary, the more they like her.
What I'm seeing is lots of people take a look at HIllary, then say, "Why was it that I hated her again?"
The right-wing press told everyone for so long that they hated Clinton, that people simply assumed they did.
When they see her, they're no longer so sure.

Seeing the sheer effectiveness of her campaign machine -- it truly is a well-oiled machine
-- I feel pretty confident that she'd win the White House and win it BIG.
 

Guess who wrote this?
 

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Quotes

"Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin. If Led Zeppelin toured the states, it would be like 20 Super Bowls."
    -- Billboard Magazine's Live Tour Editor, when asked which tours would be balls
 

 Hmmmmm, if Page and Plant bring the new Zeppelin to America, I'll need a new laptop.
 

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"'This is the world we live in. It's not this happy, romantic-like world where we'll negotiate with this one, 
  or we'll negotiate with that one and there will be no preconditions, and we'll invite Ahmahandjob to the 
  White House, we'll invite bin Laden to the White House.  Hillary and Obama are debating whether to 
  invite them to the inauguration or the inaugural ball..."
   -- Rudy the cross-dresser, sounding like he caught syphilis from Rush Limbaugh,   Link
 

 If I ran the DNC, I would make this prick pay for that
 

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Subject: White People DO live in flood zones

Half my country (17 million residents) including its most heavily populated cities, is below sea level. 
The difference between Bush and my government is that my government spends the money to maintain the dikes. 
Bush pulled 40 percent of already assigned funding for New Orleans levees in order to give that big tax cut.

Also in cases where dikes break, my government is known to respond immediately with help, 
and so was the American government before Bush took it over.
 Jitske
 

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Subject: Hillary

Dear Bart,

I have to disagree about Clinton's chances and the kind of President she would be.
She is smart, all right, and tough. But I want a Democrat in the White House in 2009.

ha ha
Ralph, is that you again?

I am wondering if all the buzz the right wing candidates are giving her,
the pretended fear, isn't just a masking a preference.

Trust me, they know they're going to lose.
That's why so many of them are retiring now.

She is getting huge dollars from all the big money sources that corrupted the Republican party.
Big insurance and big drugs and big pretty much everything else. The fact that corporations feel safe,
causes me to distrust her.

You'd rather have a candidate that has trouble raising money?  Not me.
BIG money knows a winner when it sees one - that's what is attracting the cash.

It is unfortunate that lobbyist money and its privately controlled partners plays a nearly exclusive role
in determining the chances that a candidate has in national elections. When there is a free forum, such
as a cable televised debate, the same media corporations that also sell advertising control the debate.
They control the questions, to whom they are directed, and the time to answer. They determine how
much time each candidate has to speak, and whether they will be given an opportunity to answer a
follow up question.

Actually, you're wrong about that.
The candidates get to determine the rules of the debate.
If they don't like the rules they can skip the debate.

I think Bill Clinton wasn't bad, but he wasn't a God either. You want to see Swift Boating,
Hillary will be buried in so many lies and half truths that have been accumulated that she
will have to fight pretty hard to overcome them.

Nah, she'll nip that crap in the bud.
Were you around in '92 and '96 when they wrote the blueprints?

Maybe she can. I would rather not take the chance if there is any chance in Hell that Rudy could win.
Yours truly,
 Charles

You know what Hillary's going to do to Rudy?
 

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Quotes

"There's never been a better time. Both mainstream parties are looking likely to nominate 
deeply flawed candidates. If the race comes down to Hillary and Giuliani, the Green Party 
could nominate Big Bird and win 28% of the vote. And a third party is definitely needed, 
since the Democrats have become captives of the money wing of their party." 
    -- Matt Taibbi, asked if this a good time for a third party,   Link
 

 Looks like Matt wouldn't mind another four years of Bush-type insanity. 
 

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Michael Delgiorno (R-Felon) back in court
Looks like this scumbag didn't pay his theft-charges lawyers

 Link

Event
Tuesday, November 27, 2007 at 9:00 AM

Michael, when you commit a crime, you have to hire a lweyer.
And that lawyer needs to be paid or he'll sue you.

Or did Jesus tell you you didn't have to pay your bills?

I might go to court that day - just to giggle at Mr. Holier-than-Everyone.
 

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Bush fundraiser linked to crashed drug plane

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 Excerpt:
Remember the strange circumstances surrounding the Gulfstream II jet filled with
3.7 tons of cocaine that crashed in the Yucatan last month? There's more.

According to Mad Cow Morning News, the plane was once owned by ultra-rich Bush supporter
Stephen Adams. (In July, the Federal Election Commission filed suit against Adams on charges that
he "failed to report and include proper disclaimers on $1,000,000 in billboard ads during the 2004 race.")

Not only that, but Mad Cow alleges that Adam's business partner owned the other
American drug plane that was found in Mexico with 5.5 tons of cocaine in 2006.
 

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Quotes

"Another Sunday and Bush skipped church. We can't remember the last time he went."
        -- Julie Mason,  Link

"He doesn't have to impress the fundamentalist right wing any more, 
  so he can stop with the phony man of God act." 
    -- All Thee Lonely Peeps,   Link

"Bush got his marching orders, directly from God. No further need for communication. 
  We, on the other hand, now need all of God's help we can get." 
    -- Dennis,    Link
 

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"Britney Spears' mother says she is writing a book about motherhood. 
  She's calling the book '135 Consecutive Poor Decisions'."
   -- Conan
 

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The New Right-Wing Smear Machine 

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VCR Alert

Tonight on Conan, Zappa plays Zappa.
Dweezil and his band will play some of his father's music.
Let's hope it's a song we've heard of.

Dave has Slash, possibly America's best famous guitar player.
Leno has Ron Paul and the Sex Pistols - I wonder how they'll get along?
 

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