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PO Box 54466 Tulsa, OK 74155 ha ha Link Quotes "The idea that gay people wanting to make a family threatens your family makes me worry about your family. -- LOLGOP in a Tweet Send e-mail to Bart The Real Manning Defendant by Daniel C. Maguire for Consortiumnews.com Link Bradley Manning is the accused but the real question is who is guilty, the accuser or the accused, the truth-teller or the secrecy-keeper, Private Manning or the U.S. government? In this case Manning is charged with truth-telling portrayed as a criminal act. Intrinsic to a democracy is the tension between openness and concealment. In fairness to the government, truth-telling may be treacherous, even criminal. But in fairness to Private Manning, truth-telling may be an act of heroic patriotism. The ethical definition of a lie tells why truth-telling is not always a virtue: A lie is when you deny the truth to someone who has a right to it. Someone who was bringing food to Anne Frank is asked by the Gestapo if he knows the whereabouts of the Frank Family. He replies “no” and says they left Amsterdam a long time ago. All of that is false, but is it a lie? No, because the Gestapo had no right to the truth regarding the Frank family. In ethics this is called an issue of “supervening value.” In other words, ethics is a venue of competing values. Life-saving is more important than truth-telling in the Gestapo case. Telling the truth to the Gestapo would have been a lethal and immoral act. What I know of the Manning leaks was embarrassing to the government, but I didn't see anything that was dangerous to our military or helpful to the enemy besides the damage that he truth sometimes causes. If you shoot someone in cold blood and someone films you doing it, the guy with the camera isn't the problem. Send e-mail to Bart Advertise with Bartcop.com, Spend Money, Make Money Two days just $35 One week just $70 Don't let Bush's recession beat you. Fight back! Advertise on bartcop.com Will Dems Reject
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by Keef Koffler Link It looks like the Hillary Clinton inevitability bandwagon is up and running again. Just as in the ramp-up to 2008, Hillary has again scored a victory in the Political Prognosticators’ Primary, vanquishing the prospective Democratic field, in the eyes of the cognoscenti, by pre-spanking her opposition with her imposing résumé. But what those who tout Clinton as a nigh unstoppable force for the 2016 nomination fail to realize is that Hillary Clinton is the most overrated politician of her generation. That's the Democratic Party I know. The Republicans have all but given up hope in 2016. Pundits say many Republican women are ready to vote for Hillary - so let's stab her in the back. Send e-mail to Bart Shop
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Billionaires Dumping Stocks Economist Knows Why Link Despite the 6.5% stock market rally over the last three months, a handful of billionaires are quietly dumping their American stocks . . . and fast. Warren Buffett, who has been a cheerleader for U.S. stocks, is dumping shares at an alarming rate. Buffett has been drastically reducing his exposure to stocks that depend on consumer purchasing habits. Berkshire sold roughly 19 million shares of Johnson & Johnson, and also sold its entire stake in California-based computer parts supplier Intel. Unfortunately Buffett isn’t alone. Fellow billionaire John Paulson is clearing out of U.S. stocks too. Paulson dumped 14 million shares of JPMorgan Chase. The fund also dumped its entire position in discount retailer Family Dollar and consumer-goods maker Sara Lee. Finally, billionaire George Soros recently sold nearly all of his bank stocks, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs. Between the three banks, Soros sold more than a million shares. So why are these billionaires dumping their shares of U.S. companies? That's sounds kinda scary - anyone know if any of that is true? If the billionaires are dumping American stocks like crazy, wouldn't it be a bigger story? Yes, I could take the afternoon off and play detective on this story but somewhere out there is a person who follows the stock market (and Buffett) so if you could drop me an e-mail, that'd be great. BTW, I saw this on Politico, and it had Newsmax (liars!) involved but the link is from moneynews.com Are they a reliable source for financial news? Bartcop's Computer Repair
We can fix your computer We do the repairs magically, over the Net. Bartcop's Worldwide Computer Repair Sign up now! We come to you! Rape: Can the Military Stop? Will the GOP stop legislation to stop rape? Link Determined to stop sexual assault in the military, Congress is spelling out for the services how far lawmakers are willing to go in changing the decades-old military justice system. The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, and officers heading each branch of the military were to testify Tuesday on Capitol Hill, but it will be members of the Senate who will provide clues as to whether Congress embraces a far-reaching approach to limit the authority that commanders have to discipline the forces they lead. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., wants legislation that would remove commanders from the process of deciding whether serious crimes, including sexual misconduct cases, go to trial. That judgment would rest with seasoned trial counsels who have prosecutorial experience and hold the rank of colonel or above. The military has serious reservations about Gillibrand’s plan, concerned that stripping commanders of some authority would make it difficult for them to maintain good order and discipline. Not so, say some lawmakers, who argue that the military’s piecemeal approach clearly hasn’t been the answer. Sounds to be like the military is saying, "If you take rape away, what do we get in return?" Send e-mail to Bart Subject: Personal question Whats your thoughts on Penélope Cruz doing a Bond Film? Keith It's OK with me - she certainly has that exotic thing going on, but I think she said she hasn't been asked - yet. Send e-mail to Bart Military Rape Battlelines Drawn Guess who likes the legal-rape system? Link It’s a battle between tradition and change, and it could decide how far Congress is willing to go to make the Pentagon confront a growing epidemic of sexual assaults in the ranks. Top Democrats and a few Republicans want to take the cases out of the traditional chain of command — where an accuser might be reporting the crime to the very person she’s accused. Military hawks say no way. Commanders need to maintain authority over their troops. On the rape-is-wrong side of the fight are Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Mark Begich, who argue sexual assault cases need a separate lane in the military — even if that threatens the top-down culture of the Pentagon. On the other side are the rape-is-a-perk nutjobs like Sen. Jim Inhofe and Rep. Buck McKeon, who argue the chain of command is fundamental to leading our good ol' boy military machine and shouldn’t be tampered with lightly. While senators like Gillibrand are grabbing headlines for keeping the cause front-and-center in Washington, they will still need to win over pro-rape Republicans reluctant to impose such an unpopular law with the rapists. If you're ever not sure about how you feel about some political issue, just find out how Inhofe feels and you'll know just what not to do. Send e-mail to Bart Subject: 9-11 conspiracy is true Well, they aren't Stephen Hawking but here is some celebs that agree: Woody Harrelson Mos Def Willie Nelson Tom DeLonge (Blink 182 singer) Marion Cotillard Jesse Ventura Rosie O’Donnell Janeane Garofalo Charlie Sheen Sincerely, Chuck out West Dude, you should always lead with Charlie Sheen - just kidding. In that group only Jesse Ventura (Navy Seal) had any experience with explosives. But you could be right. All we know for sure is the Bush bastards covered up something. If you get a blowjob you have to talk about it under oath and on TV. If 3,000 people die and you covered-up the reason, that's OK with our Democrats. "It's not right to question the President..." Send e-mail to Bart Marty's
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Send e-mail to Bart Subject: Perkel's Vatican Rant! Bart, use THIS link for Perkel's Vatican Rant! http://marc.perkel.com/ The one you provided is to his Church o' Reality site & is very BUSY. I was getting riled up because I couldn't find the rest of Marc's, "Child Rapists Go to Heaven but Even the Kindest Atheists Go to HELL! No Exceptions!" letter to the editors with that link. I GOOGLED Marc Perkel, and the letter is the first thing on his personal web page. HAMMER ON, BART! Respectfully, Gino in MN If you've never been to Marc's pages, they are very entertaining and educational. Send e-mail to Bart Assange: Media, Blame Yourselves Failure To Defend Him Emboldened DOJ Link The U.S. media made themselves vulnerable to attack by the Department of Justice by standing aside as WikiLeaks and Army Pfc. Bradley Manning were targeted several years ago, Julian Assange said from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he is holed up fighting extradition to Sweden. "All rights are fought for and maintained," the WikiLeaks founder said. "As soon as organizations or people stop demanding that their rights be protected, then they are overrun and the current situation results." Ecuador has offered Assange political asylum, but Britain is threatening to arrest him once he leaves the embassy grounds. Michael Ratner, Assange's U.S. lawyer and the president of the Center for Constitutional Rights, noted the parallels between the case against Fox News reporter James Rosen and Assange, both of whom have been accused of soliciting classified information by the U.S. government. How are we supposed to have an opinion on this? Did Obama's DOJ go too far with that Rosen character? The Patriot Act made all government snooping legal, didn't it? Nobody has seen the Rosen evidence - how do we know if they over-stepped? Send e-mail to Bart Subject: that Mystery City Hi, Bart, I went to Seville once about a dozen years ago and I went to see what I called the “Harp String Bridge” which spans the Guadalquivir River. Because it is so beautiful and looks like a harp, it was worth it to take a side trip to see it. I don’t think the picture in your City Mystery is it, which makes me wonder if you are sure this is Seville, Spain. If it is, chalk it up to my being too old to keep my memories and reality on the same wavelength. One looks like this And the other modern bridge looks like this So I was wondering how sure you were that THIS is Seville? Geoff in the Mountains Geoff, I'm not sure of anything. Seville was the only guess I got so I went with it. I guess that will remain a mystery... Send e-mail to Bart Subject: Eldrick's worst 9-holes Yee haw! Remember Bart, that the US Open begins in two weeks so your best efforts at putting on the hex are needed. M Lamont I'll be there, screaming "Hex on thee!" each time he swings a club. Send e-mail to Bart Today's Wildlife Photo Link Send e-mail to Bart Here's another chance to donate. You could PayPal something to bartcop@bartcop.com Click to Subscribe or make a one-time Donatation
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Link Subject: last issue's Mystery Celebrity Link Bart, that is Sally Field, TV's Gidget (before she learned to fly for Khan....) MIT Russ Bart, That photo is a publicity still of Sally Field, from the short-running 1965 TV series Gidget. It has to be a publicity still, because it was against the rules to show a woman's navel on TV before about 1970, so set stills of Sally in swimwear will all have high-top bikini bottoms or she will be in a one-piece, covering her navel. Big Boy Old-timers might remember that on the Dick Van Dyke Show, Rob wasn't alowed to sleep in the same bed as his wife. Send e-mail to Bart By my good friend Richard Fricker Click to Order Paperback just $12.95 Richard Fricker has a long, brilliant history of being a fine writer of non-fiction and his short stories are refreshingly original and thought-provoking. His multi-cultural experiences provide him with a global perspective that makes these stories unforgettable. Today's Mystery City Link Subject: last issue's Mystery City Link Bart, that’s a shot of downtown San Antonio, Texas. On the right is the Tower of the Americas and HemisFair Park. John with the CHFA We visited San Antonio when I was a child. They served Mexican food on those floating barges. Do they still do that? And if so is the food any good? Send e-mail to Bart Name the Mystery Car Link Subject: last issue's Mystery Car Link Bart, that might be a 57 Pontiac. In Canada it was called a "Parisianne." Ray B In America, they called them Bonnevilles. Send e-mail to Bart What is today's History Mystery? Link Subject: last issue's History Mystery Link Nobody got Eugene Hasenfus, the CIA employee who was running cocaine to Oakland and trading the coke for arms to illegally deliver back to the Nicaraguan Contras, His plane was shot down over Nicaragua and the pilot and two others died. Hasenfus was supposed to die, too but he smuggled a parachute onboard and this was taken alive and they found out who he was and the Iran-Contra crimes were discovered. In most realities, funding a secret war with cocaine to benefit nun-raping terrorists is a crime. But Rep. Lee Hamilton, in the fix with the Bush bastards, pronounced everyone innocent. Of course, the Democrats did not object to any of this. "It's not right to question the President..." Eventuially, Bush the Smarter pardoned the guilty BEFORE THEIR TRIALS to bury their crimes forever. Then they impeached Clinton because he had sex. Subject: donations Thanks to Carolyn S. Humor can get us thru the worst of times so we will keep on. As my buddy Ray Coleman used to say, "Never quit!!" Amazon.com seems to be my best bet to stay on the Tubes ...and if you shop with them, you might even save some money. Please remember the Bartcop Portal when you shop online. It never hurts to check http://amzn.to/bartcop prices. Brit Singer Louise Redknapp Check out almost 130 sexy and tasteful photos of Louise Redknapp More hot babes in BC Hotties Thanks to Blue in Seattle for helping me corral the hotties... Send Your Hottie Suggestion to Bart
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