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"9/11 was not an inside job..." - Bill Clinton 03-04-08

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TOP SECRET PRESIDENTIAL INTELLIGENCE BRIEFS, designed by Black Operations Military Industrial Complex Intelligence to Convince George Bush of the religious righteousness of invading Iraq. Points to George Bush's not wholly sane state of mind and how he was manipulated by his handlers.

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06-11-2009

EXCLUSIVE: More War Crimes, Torture, Evidence and Death for Oil

By NEW WRITER to JAR 2  New files linked to US involvement in Iraq HTML

        Some more secret and sensitive files have just been sent to JAR2, which are published below. The source of these files is the Italian lawyer Giovanni di Stefano, who has for a long time been defending members of the old Iraqi regime in their trials in Baghdad.

        The first files relate to a 5-page statement by Taha Yassin Ramadan, former Vice President of Iraq, and is published below in the original Arabic and with an English translation. Unfortunately, Mr Ramadan was executed on March 20 2007, but this statement shows how far his American interrogators were prepared to go in order to extract the whereabouts of Saddam Hussein from him. There can be no doubt that the methods described amount to a serious case of torture committed by US officials.

Ramadan’s original statement (pages 1 to 5)

 

Ramadan’s statement typed [SWORN STATEMENT 22 March 2006(2).doc]

English translation of Ramadan’s statement [ramadan.doc]

        On the day of Mr Ramadan’s execution his lawyer, Giovanni d Stefano, wrote a letter to the Council of Europe appealing for them to help bring an end to the brutal and inhuman form of justice that is now common in Iraq.

Letter from Giovanni di Stefano to the Council of Europe [SLIroma Council Europe request sanctions 20 03 2007.DOC]

        One aspect of the inhumanity typical of the justice system in Iraq is the lack of consideration for the dignity of those convicted and sentenced to execution. The photograph below graphically shows what happens when an execution in Iraq goes wrong - but how could this happen? Could this be a deliberate calculation by the executioner to ensure that the execution will end like this? During the execution of Barzan Al Tikriti, his head came off like this, because he had cancer of the spine and should never have been hung

A bad execution in Iraq [execution.jpg]

        Some important documents have been disclosed as a result of the trials taking place in Bagdad. For example, it was revealed that in 1988 Iraq had been in secret negotiations with Turkey regarding the Al-Anfal Campaign, an operation that resulted in well over 100,000 deaths, and the displacement of a million Kurds. This information about Turkish involvement in Al-Anfal is still considered so sensitive and top secret that the Turkish government has blocked Turkish newspapers from reporting about it

Top Secret document from the Iraqi Ministry of defense [turkey involv anfal.pdf]

        Some other documents passed to JAR2 are the following: An order from the Attorney General of the USA, about the interception of all communication into and out of the US which could be connected to Al Qaeda or other terrorist groups

Letter from The Attorney General, January 17 2007 [ag011707.pdf]

        A document of the USA’s assessment of Iraq and its strategy for the future:

CRS Report for Congress Iraq: Post-Saddam Governance and Security [96429.pdf]

        Before the Iraq War there was a strong political motive for going to War

The Geopolitics of Energy [2PM_mohamedi.ppt]

NEW WRITER says: JAR2 brings you the documents that cannot be found elsewhere. Read here the information that governments have suppressed.

SOURCE: Giovanni di Stefano

 

05-28-2009

EXCLUSIVE: SOME OF THE RAPE PHOTOS THAT DO NOT EXIST  

Rape, Sodomy, Murder, Torture and every kind of degenerate indecency, sanctioned by the NEO CONS

Pentagon denies report Iraq prison photos show rape

1,000 CORRUPT IRAQI Officials to be arrested

 

These three photos were sent to me from an anonymous source and are said to be just a small part of the photos President Obama does not want released. They show US soldiers raping an Iraqi woman. This is absolutely beyond the pale. While the US press and the Government are on their massive damage control op, please download and spread these photos around 

 



IRAQI Genocide for OIL

killed Iraqi baby

Long before the war in Iraq started, March 2001 to be exact, an energy task force led by Vice President Dick Cheney was studying maps of Iraq's oil assets. The maps and charts that we have obtained show Iraqi oilfields, refineries, pipelines, countries interested in doing business in Iraq, as well as the cost and status of existing projects. The context, the source, and why these documents have been released is open for speculation. The mere fact that these things were considered and discussed in detail long before the war is disturbing.

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REPOST: The Murder for Bucks Rolls On in Iraq:93/

"Operation Scorpion" The Pipeline;

Next Iran and Then Syria

03-30-06

By John Robles II (jar2)

           So apparently the big news of the day is that George Bush lied when he said he did not want to go to war and now the New York Times has published that fact as if it is one of the great scoops of the century. Every liberal blogger and anyone who has not been living with their head in the sand or under a rock for the past six years could have told you that very fact years ago, and the sad part is that they have. We have, and it has taken them, the major mass media this long to finally decide to publish something akin to the truth.

        What is surprising for me is that people are making such a fuss about something so insignificant as that one lie and that not one of the major papers is doing anything to cover or delve into the greater and blacker lies that surround the whole 9-11 Iraq/War on Terror fiasco.

          We all know about the American Plan for the New Millennium, (if you have not heard about it do a web search), and we all know that they, (The Bush clan/Cheney/Halliburton), are all getting filthy rich as a result, we have all heard about Bush's "trifecta" statement, Bush's plan to avenge the attempt on his father's life, the Saudi-Bush oil/business partnership, etc. etc. etc.. What most people are not aware of, as it has only been published in well-documented-detail on the web, from where it too has all but vanished, is that the planned invasion of Iraq and Iran were all drawn up by Rumsfeld, then Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and the then Defense Undersecretary for Policy Paul Wolfowitz  way back in the summer of 1990. One of the original plans, "Operation Scorpion", called for U.S. troops to attack Iraq from Saudi Arabia. Since that time and during the past three years there have appeared in the press hundreds of references to "Operation Scorpion" but all appearing to a more or less degree to be nothing more than disinformation or "Psy-Ops" pieces planted on mostly U.S. Military run web sites.

             What "Operation Scorpion" really appears to be is the U.S. plan for the invasion, division, and eventual total control of the Middle East, this includes the required and already planned for invasion of Iran, and the taking control of Syria.

             What is the reason for all of this, is it religious? Is it really in order to spread American style democracy throughout the region? Are those countries really so "Evil" as to warrant the killing of hundreds of thousands, and eventually millions of innocent civilians? No, no, and no. Try again.

              It is in the press everyday, a piece here, a piece there, a corrupt politician arrested there, a CIA agent burned here, and on and on ad nauseam. What the people are missing and why George W Bush, incompetent-heritage-boy, was put in the White House in the first place, yes, "put", both elections were a farce, was to allow those with the real money and power to advance their plan. And what may that plan be? Hold on a sec and I will tell you, but first let us not forget that it is multi-pronged. Part of the plan allows for the building up of the U.S. Military Industrial Complex, which was seeing a significant downsizing during Clinton's Administration. He was hated by many at the Pentagon, remember, Monica? She was sent over from there. The other allows for the taking away of the rights and freedoms of Americans, especially minorities and other "unsavory" parts of the population, the reasons for this I will not go into right now, and the third, albeit primary reason is... Are you ready for this? The real reason is quite simply, drum-roll, an OIL PIPELINE. Yes, that's right humble-peace-loving-intelligent-folks, an oil pipeline.

               You heard about the Bush families extensive ties to big oil and the Saudis, you know about Condo Rice's CEO position at Exxon, you know there is an Exxon oil tanker with her name on it, you know about Halliburton's oil interests and military support divisions. You know about Bin Laden a.k.a. Tom Osman (CIA Agent). You put all of that together and the myriad other facts all floating around out there and it should all begin to make sense.

                 Look at the map for a minute. When Afghanistan was invaded there were news stories about an oil-pipeline project that got back under way right after the invasion. The news stories talked about a pipeline to the Caspian Sea, that is just part of the story. Look at the map. There are also plans for a pipeline through Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, into the Arabian Sea, this one would lie in the lowlands in the Western parts of these countries. Now those are all nice and sweet but the doozy and the big one would connect the West and possibly even China with loads and loads of Middle Eastern and central Asian oil. Possibly even Russian oil. The pipeline would connect Middle Eastern and Central Asian oil fields with the Mediterranean and would run through the relatively flat Northern Terrain of Iran passing just South of Tehran, past Kirkuk and Mosul in Northern Iraq and come out near the nice deep Super-Tanker friendly waters of the Mediterranean Sea near the Lebanese/Syrian border.

                 Yes folks, people are dying left and right and the country is going into debt, all for a pipeline. But not for long though. Once that American controlled oil starts flowing, in about ten years time, the dollar will once again become the currency of international choice, and more importantly the currency of the oil trade. The U.S. will control the world's oil and all the fat cats' progenies will forever live in comfort. For that American soldiers are dying, Muslims are being demonized, women and children are being slaughtered, the Constitution is being used as toilet paper, and an mad megalomaniac mass murdering blithering idiot is making a mockery of the office of President.

                    That is the way I see it. See you all later.

 

John Robles II (jar2) Copyright © 2006

Bush is Responsible for Guantanamo Bay Suicides of Men Being Illegally Held/That's MURDER

Anything he tries to say is pure hypocritical nonsense. These men have been held for about four and a half years without charges, without rights, and without hope.

 

SEE: TORTURE: QUICK FACTS

At least 45 detainees died in U.S. custody due to suspected or confirmed criminal homicides.[1] At least eight people were tortured to death. At least 98 detainees have died while in U.S. custody in Iraq or Afghanistan;[2]

At least 69 of the detainees died at locations other than Abu Ghraib;[3]

At least 51 detainees have died in U.S. custody since Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld was informed of the abuses at Abu Ghraib on January 16, 2004;[4]

12 deaths have led to punishments of U.S. personnel;[5]

0 CIA personnel have been charged with wrongdoing in connection with alleged involvement in at least 5 deaths;[6]

As of November 2005, over 83,000 people have been held in U.S. custody, and about 30,000 of those were entered “into the system,” and assigned internment serial numbers in Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, and Afghanistan;[7]

There have been nearly 600 criminal investigations into allegations of detainee abuse; each investigation tends to include more than one U.S. soldier, more than one instance of abuse, and more than one victim. Allegations against 250 Soldiers have been addressed in courts-martial, non-judicial punishments, and other adverse administrative punishments. The highest ranking military member judicially punished in connection with the death of a detainee is Marine Major Clarke Paulus, who was found guilty of maltreatment and dereliction of duty and dismissed from the service.[8]

Reportedly 100-150 individuals have been rendered from U.S. custody to a foreign country known to torture prisoners, including to Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Pakistan;[9]

There are 6 main acknowledged U.S. detention facilities worldwide--3 in Iraq, 2 in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay;[10]

There are approximately 25 transient facilities - field prisons designed to house detainees only for a short period until they can be released or transferred to a more permanent facility-in Afghanistan and Iraq;[11]

There are believed to be at least 11 ‘secret’ detention locations used since September 2001. They are/were CIA facilities in Afghanistan, Guantanamo, Poland, Romania, and Jordan, detention facilities in Alizai, Kohat and Peshawar in Pakistan, a facility on the U.S. Naval Base on the island of Diego-Garcia, and detentions of prisoners on U.S. ships, particularly the USS Peleliu and USS Bataan.[12]

Over 15,000 people are currently in U.S. detention in just Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. As of February 16, 2006, in Iraq, there were 14,389 detainees in U.S. custody; as of December 2005, the U.S. was holding approximately 500 detainees in Afghanistan; as of February 10, 2006 there are approximately 490 detainees held at Guantanamo Bay and one enemy combatants held in the U.S.;[13]

36 prisoners are believed to be held in unknown locations;[14]

At least 376 foreign fighters detained in Iraq to whom the Administration has asserted the Geneva Conventions do not apply;[15]

There were up to 100 ghost detainees in Iraq;[16]

The U.S. transferred at least one dozen prisoners out of Iraq for further interrogation in violation of the Geneva Conventions;[17]

8 percent of 517 Guantanamo detainees were considered al Qaeda fighters by the U.S. Government. Of the remaining detainees, 40% have no definitive connection to al Qaeda or Taliban.[18]

5 percent of the 517 detainees held at Guantanamo were captured by the United States and the majority of those currently in custody were turned over by other parties during a time when the United States was offering large sums for captured prisoners.[19]

At least 267 detainees have been released from Guantanamo Bay since January 2002. 187 were released out right, and 80 were transferred to their home countries for continued detention;[20]

38 detainees at Guantanamo determined not to be enemy combatants pursuant to CSRT and at least 23 detainees subsequently released; 558 CSRTS conducted in total[21]

As of February 9, 2006, the military had completed its first round of Administrative Review Board (ARB) hearings, resulting in 463 board recommendations of which Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon R. England, the Designated Civilian Official for ARBs decided to allow 14 releases (3 percent), 120 transfers (26 percent) and to continue to detain 329 individuals (71 percent);[22

 

The Vicious Annihilation Rolls On in Iraq: 113/ But, Why Are We There??? Why???

 

06-09-06     The Case of the Missing $21 Billion

Follow the flow of the dough, where it leads you already know. More corruption, upon corruption, upon corruption. Yet no one does anything. The shame!

SEE: COUNTERPUNCH

What the president did was write a so-called "signing statement" on the side (unpublicized of course), saying that the new inspector general would have no authority to investigate any contracts or corruption issues involving the Pentagon
What better way to follow that money than an impeachment hearing into why the president unconstitutionally subverted the intent of Congress in establishing an office of special inspector general for corruption in Iraq?

06-08-06

The Vicious Pogrom Plows On in Iraq: 113 /WHERE T.F. is Bin Laden Bush??

Bush Spokesman Tony Blair says Psychotic Mass-Murderer is Really a "Nice" Guy

Nobody in the world believes Bush anymore, so the dumb assess brought out their new spokesperson in hopes that  people will believe Bush's latest claims. Claims to seeking a diplomatic solution in Iran. It is just more disinformation aimed at gaining public support for his failing presidency and his as of yet unrealized plans to invade Iran as he did Iraq. Mr. Blair you soil yourself and the British by supporting the homicidal, psychotic, buffoon who is illegally occupying the White House. I wonder how much Tony got for spreading Bush's disinformation. His own tanker? I have always respected the Brits but when the Prime Minister tries to bolster Bush ratings and acts as nothing but a gimp mouthpiece for the fascist neo-con murder machine I have to call it what it is.

SEE: Tony the Sell Out Lackey

Four years, almost 3,000 dead US soldiers, and over 42,000 civilians later someone finally did their job and killed a real terrorist, now we are supposed to jump up and down and say what a great "War Preznit"George "the F***ing Disgrace" Bush is. IT'S ABOUT DAMN TIME, that's all I got to say.

 

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The Attrocities Continue in Iraq: 92/

The Murder of More Women and Children

 

03-27-06

 

Chris Floyd's words on the unspeakable shootings of sleeping babies in Iraq.

 

SEE:  The Moscow Times   JAR2

 

We know from the photographs that one child, the youngest, the baby, has a gaping wound in his forehead. We can see that another child, a girl with a pink ribbon in her hair, is lying on her side with blood oozing from the back of her head. The faces of the other children are turned upward toward the sun; if they were shot, they were shot somewhere in the back, and their wounds are not evident. But we can see that their bodies, though covered with dust from the rubble, are otherwise whole; they were evidently not crushed in the collapse of the house. They died in some other fashion.

We know from the photographs that two of the children -- girls, still in their pajamas -- are lying with their dead eyes open. We can see that the light and tenderness that animate the eyes of every young child have vanished; nothing remains but the brute stare of nothingness into nothingness. We can see that the other three children have their eyes closed; two are limp, but the baby has one stiffened arm raised to his cheek, as if trying to ward off the blow that gashed and pulped his face so terribly.

 

We know that three years ago this week, Bush nevertheless gave the order to begin the unprovoked, unjust and unnecessary invasion of Iraq. He hasn't fired a single shot, tortured any prisoners, beheaded any civilians or planted any bombs. Yet every single atrocity of the war, on both sides, is the direct result of the decision he made three years ago. Nothing he says can change this fact. Nothing he does, or causes to be done, for good or ill, can wash the blood of these children -- and the tens of thousands of other innocent civilians killed in the war -- from his hands.

 

The Pogrom Continues in Iraq 75/

What's the Deal With Mohammed and 72

Virgins ???

02-03-06

The big scandal of the day seems to be some stupid comics of Mohammed which some poor editor lost his job over. Frankly I don't see what the big deal is but then again as an agnostic I guess I wouldn't. I guess you would have to be a fanatical Muslim to be offended. You all know how I feel about the mindless slaughter that is going on in Iraq and you know that second only to George Bush it is what gets me the most but that doesn't mean I support Islam or the psychopathic killers who run around killing innocents in the name of Islam. So I say, "Hey, lighten up already".

 

Anyway here are the comics that got the poor Dane fired. The one about the virgins had me do a yahoo search for answers and I found 72 more questions that I thought were pretty funny. I just don't get it, if you are Muslim and go to heaven does that mean that shagging in mass quantities forever is allowed? Isn't that kind of Satanic sounding? No offense but it doesn't sound kosher (kidding) to me. Not that the references to murdering deviants in the Old Testament are any better but hey, like let's get real for Christ's sake.

 

Question 73....Do they have viagra in Muslim heaven? If they do, do you get a discount if you buy in bulk?

 

SEE: Facts of ISRAEL   martinbodek.com   Yahoo Virgins  Source of Image:  cryptome

 

Dear Dr. Progressive,

My name is Martin M. Bodek and my web site is martinbodek.com  . I have 72 Questions on the 72 Virgins that Muslims are rewarded with in heaven if they die in holy war. Could you please answer these questions for me?

Sincerely,
Martin M. Bodek

(P.S. These questions are rated "R" for highly suggestive language and evocative imagery)

1) What if the bomber wants girls with more experience?
2) What if one virgin is no good in bed? Does she get replaced or is he stuck with 71?
3) If he's gay, does he get male virgins?
4) What if he's celibate? What does he get?
5) What if he hasn't reached puberty yet? Does he get 72 Xboxes till he comes of age?
6) If he's bi, does he get 36 of each?
7) If he blows himself up while building the bomb, does he still get credit?
8) What do you call a relationship with 72 women, a menage-a-soixante-deux?
9) Are they like 72 wives or 1 wife and 71 concubines?
10) What if he's ugly or smells bad and the virgins don't want anything to do with him?
11) Is there viagra in paradise? Ya know, just in case?
12) Is there an age of consent?
13) When they're deflowered, do they get replaced by new virgins or are they "born again"?
14) Do they become his common-law wives eventually?
15) If he has a tryst with a 73rd virgin, do the others consider it cheating?
16) Do the virgins have a union? If so, can they strike if they're not satisfied?
17) Is there a temp agency that replaces virgins if they call in sick?
18) What if the bomber's into animals? Does he get accommodated?
19) Why 72? Is 71 too few? Is 73 too many?
20) If it was a female bomber, how do the male virgins prove their virginity?
21) What happens when paradise runs out of virgins?
22) Can a bomber make reservations on specific virgins before he blows himself up?
23) If there are no virgins available, is he put on a waiting list?
24) If he's a catholic priest, does he get 72 little boys?
25) Would you call a female bomber a bombshell?
26) Would you call a child bomber a bombino?
27) Is it not 73 out of respect for Barry Bond's home run record?
28) If the bomber previously dated one of the virgins, does it get awkward?
29) Do they have a bomb squad in paradise just in case one of the charges didn't go off?
30) Did they start using female bombers because they ran out of virgins for the guys?
31) If she's a lesbian, do they "convert" the virgins, or will straight girls suffice her?
32) Does a hermaphrodite bomber get hermaphrodite virgins?
33) If so, are there 72 available?
34) If they run out of virgins, do they get inflatable dolls till they find more?
35) If a bomber finds an infidel in paradise, can he blow him up and get 72 more virgins?
36) Could the Koran have had a typo and it actually provided just one 72 year old virgin?
37) Is Muslim hell being one of the 72 virgins?
38) Instead of 72 guys, would a female bomber settle for 1 man who does dishes and garbage?
39) Do the bombers go broke on Valentine's Day?
40) If he's monogamous, does he pick one of the 72 or does he get a supermodel?
41) What if he doesn't like either gender? Does he just klutz around in paradise?
42) Eternity is long, and eventually he'll grow bored of his 72 women. What happens then?
43) How does he pick the 72 to begin with? Lottery? Beauty pageant? Police lineup?
44) Is he allowed to covet his neighbor's virgins?
45) Do the virgins have agents and/or contracts?
46) If so, can a virgin request to be traded or put on waivers if she's unhappy?
47) What should he say if one of the virgins asks "Does this Burka make me look fat?"
48) If he gives the wrong answer, is he uh, screwed?
49) How is anyone expected to handle a catfight amongst 72 women?
50) Did the 9/11 hijackers who didn't know they were going to die get 72 virgins too?
51) Are scouts employed to find virgin talent?
52) Do the virgins ever retire, or do they remain virgins forever?
53) If they retire, what kind of pension plan do they get?
54) Wouldn't it be interesting if they're virgins because they're ugly?
55) So is it 72 Muslim girls or like 1 virgin from every culture?
56) Wouldn't it be sweet if Lorena Bobbit got hired as one of the virgins?
57) What does Gloria Steinem have to say about all this?
58) When he gets home, does he have to say "How was your day?" to all 72 virgins?
59) Do they have counseling for sexual addiction in paradise?
60) If the virgins start hogging the remote, is he in hell?
61) They must take up an entire theater when they go to the movies, huh?
62) Are there restaurants in paradise that can accommodate a reservation for 73?
63) If a virgin suffers from multiple personalities, is she considered two virgins?
64) Does he get all the virgins at once, or do they have an installment plan?
65) Is the bomber entitled to subsitutes, exchanges, or refunds?
66) What if all the king's horses and all the king's men can't put the bomber together again?
67) Is "not tonight, dear, I have a headache" a valid excuse in paradise?
68) Do the virgins come with a warranty?
69) If so, does paradise replace defective parts and provide on-site service?
70) What do you call a lifetime warranty if you're dead?
71) Do siamese twin bombers get 144 virgins?
72) Who gets to clean up all those nasty sheets?

 

SEE: Virgins? What Virgins?

Modern apologists of Islam try to downplay the evident materialism and sexual implications of such descriptions, but, as the Encyclopaedia of Islam says, even orthodox Muslim theologians such as al Ghazali (died 1111 CE) and Al-Ash'ari (died 935 CE) have "admitted sensual pleasures into paradise". The sensual pleasures are graphically elaborated by Al-Suyuti (died 1505 ), Koranic commentator and polymath. He wrote: "Each time we sleep with a houri we find her virgin. Besides, the penis of the Elected never softens. The erection is eternal; the sensation that you feel each time you make love is utterly delicious and out of this world and were you to experience it in this world you would faint. Each chosen one [ie Muslim] will marry seventy [sic] houris, besides the women he married on earth, and all will have appetising vaginas."

One of the reasons Nietzsche hated Christianity was that it "made something unclean out of sexuality", whereas Islam, many would argue, was sex-positive. One cannot imagine any of the Church fathers writing ecstatically of heavenly sex as al-Suyuti did, with the possible exception of St Augustine before his conversion. But surely to call Islam sex-positive is to insult all Muslim women, for sex is seen entirely from the male point of view; women's sexuality is admitted but seen as something to be feared, repressed, and a work of the devil
 

SEE: Citizen Soldier

Muslims are motivated to terrorism because the Koran, the Bible of Islam, tells them that fighting non-believers is a duty of every Muslim and the only way to be certain of going to heaven is to die fighting in the cause of allah.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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11-29-2004  An Island in Poland @ Two packs of LM's????

 

Doing what John Kerry has failed to do for whatever reasons he has, Jesse Jackson refuses to be shut up and takes on the Smirking Disgrace in Chief and the Fascist thugs in power...Go Jesse, go!!! Remember if Ohio goes to Kerry he wins! So far Kerry has been strangely quiet, leading JAR2 to believe he and his family were threatened so that he shut-up...

11-29-2004 SEE:   Jesse Jackson Fighting The Thugs

Snippet: Jackson emphasized that the vote "has not yet been certified" and demanded the removal of Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell from supervising the recount, which Jackson termed a case of "the fox guarding the chicken house." Blackwell co-chaired the Bush-Cheney campaign in Ohio and has been widely criticized for a series of partisan decisions that have thus far indicated Bush carried the state.

 

11-25-2004

The Annihilation Continues in Iraq

 

 

FALLUJAH BLOG

Chileans say no to Dictator

SEE:   BUSH PUSHER

 

Sniper page

SEE:   SNIPER

 

Big fresh Fallujah satellite pic added, pictures of the carnage have been banned...

SEE:   FALLUJAH

 

SEE: FASCISM ANYONE?

 

If anyone knows Norwegian, how about a translation...

SEE:   BANNED KILL BUSH SITE

11-2?-2004 Translation from www.cryptome.org ...

     KILLHIM.NU er en tverpolitisk, ikkereligiøs aksjon som jobber med å samle inn penger til dusør for å skyte George W Bush.
     Familien Bush har fått gjøre nok skade mot verdens folk. Verdens folk har sagt klart fra om hva vi synes om hvordan familien Bush styrer verden til eget forgodtbefinnende. Når Bush nekter å høre på hva verden mener må Bush bort!
      Vår prinsipielle holdning er at det er altfor uproblematisk å være verdens dominerende despot. Det er urimelig at lederen for tidenes største voldsapparat skal sove trygt mens millioner av mennesker som ikke har gjort en flue fortred daglig blir utsatt for vold og hva som verre er.
      Vi er naturligvis imot vold og drap, men vi mener at å skyte denne mannen ikke bare er å regne som selvforsvar - det er det eneste fornuftige å gjøre.

    "KILLHIM.NU is a bipartisan, nonreligious movement working to collect money for a reward for shooting George W. Bush.
     The Bush family has done enough harm to the people of the world. The people of the world has clearly stated what we think about how the Bush family controls the world to their own likings. When Bush won't hear what the world thinks, Bush has to go!
     It's our principial opinion, that it is way too easy to be the world dominating despot. It's not reasonable that the leader of the largest violence apparatus of all times sleeps safely while millions of people, who haven't done any harm, daily must face the violence.
     Naturally, we are against violence and killings, but we believe that shooting this man isn't just self-defence - its the only sensible thing to do."
 

11-16-2004

The Butchering Continues in Iraq/

FALLUJAH

PHOTOS

 

11-15-2004

The Extermination Continues in Iraq/

Those Opposing Fourth Reich Eliminated/

Photos Added/

They Want a Nazi's Grandson in Power/

 

Civilians and local residents, uhm, I mean insurgents being killed and left to rot in the streets.

SEE:   BBC

Snippet: I want them to know about conditions inside this city - there are dead women and children lying on the streets.

 

Breeding terrorists, fanatical anti-American sentiment, and guaranteeing a never-ending war: one murdered civilian at a time.

SEE:   BAGDAD BURNING

Snippet: Iraqis will never forgive this- never. It's outrageous- it's genocide and America, with the help and support of Allawi, is responsible.

 

According to a man-in-the-know, Genocide is the plan.

SEE:   WORLD SOCIALIST WEB SITE

We are committing genocide in Iraq, and that is the intention.

 

They killed him.

SEE:   SAY: KILL THE DICTATOR, and DIE!!!

    Michael H. Ballou, a Santa Rosa Junior College instructor questioned last year by the Secret Service over a controversial assignment involving President Bush, has died, the Sonoma County coroner said Tuesday.
    The 49-year-old political science instructor died Saturday at his Guerneville home where he lived alone, Sheriff's Sgt. Will Wallman said.
    The cause of his death is under investigation, but detectives have ruled out homicide, Wallman said. ``There's nothing to say he died at the hands of another, but otherwise, the book is wide open.''
     He said an autopsy has been conducted and authorities await the results of toxicology and microscopic tissue tests.
     A neighbor discovered the body.
    Ballou, who also spelled his name Ballow, was a part-time teacher at the junior college's Petaluma campus and had been on the faculty since 1990.
    Ballou was born in Ogden, Utah. He had a master's degree from Brigham Young University and a bachelor's degree from Weber State College, an SRJC spokeswoman said.
     He became embroiled in controversy in the summer of 2003 when he assigned students to compose an e-mail with the words ``kill the president'' in the body of the text.

 

Turning the the Intelligence Services into a Gestapo tool.

SEE:   NEO NAZIS PURGING THE CIA    yAHOO

   The agency is being purged on instructions from the White House," said a former senior CIA official who maintains close ties to both the agency and to the White House.
   "Goss was given instructions ... to get rid of those soft leakers and liberal Democrats. The CIA is looked on by the White House as a hotbed of liberals and people who have been obstructing the president's agenda."

 

Fallujah Pictures from Cryptome.ORG

SEE:   THE ANNIHILATION IN FALLUJAH  PHOTOS

 

His grandfather was a Nazi, he has expressed admiration for Hitler, publicly. Well hell good ole boys let's ,ake him president. The Neo Nazi's plan for the Fourth Reich is beginning to show.

SEE:   YAHOO

The cable television ads, set to being running Monday, are from a Silicon Valley-based group that wants to amend the U.S. Constitution, which limits the presidency to people born in the United States. Schwarzenegger was born in Austria but became a U.S. citizen in 1983.

 

11-14-2004

The Final Solution Continues in Iraq

 

Prime Minister Tony Blair met with some half-rate dictator.

SEE:   THE INDEPENDENT

   'What I really like about the President," Tony Blair told a broadcaster before the camera rolled for an interview on Friday, "is his wonderfully uncluttered mind." (sic)

   Britain's inconsequential status had already been made abundantly clear in the preceding press briefing

 

11-13-2004

The Massacre Continues in Iraq

 

 

11-12-2004

The Ethnic Cleansing Continues in Iraq/

A White Amerka a Whiter World

 

The true hidden agenda of the Neo-Cons (NAZIS) becoming clear, all the white sheet wearing clansmen in the back rooms come out and show your faces to the light of day.

SEE:   ETHNIC CLEANSING AND PURGES TO COME: AMERICAN STYLE   MAP

BUSH USA is white; devoutly Christian (mostly Protestant); vigorously heterosexual; an open land of single-family homes and ranches; economically sound (except for a few farms), but not drunk with cyberworld business development, and English-speaking

 

11-11-2004

The Genocide Continues in Iraq

 

11-10-2004

The Pogrom Continues in Iraq/

Election Results,"Fishy", Imagine That..

 

Surprise, surprise, Ohio results in question.  What about the other states? Isn't it about time for a Federal Investigation?

SEE:   YAHOO

Ohio Is Set to Reckon With Outstanding Ballots
   Tue Nov 9, 7:55 AM ET Top Stories - Los Angeles Times
   By Ralph Vartabedian and Henry Weinstein Times Staff Writers
According to the preliminary tally, which included all domestic absentee ballots, Sen. John F. Kerry (news, bio, voting record) lost Ohio by 136,483 votes, Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell said.
    Attorneys for the Kerry campaign said Monday that they did not believe the outcome of the Ohio vote which gave President Bush (news - web sites) the electoral votes needed to win could possibly change; they have discouraged speculation that voting irregularities caused Kerry's loss.
   Nonetheless, the Ohio count is attracting scrutiny by groups who say the election was tainted and that voting equipment in Ohio, Florida, South Carolina and elsewhere was defective. On Friday, three congressional Democrats asked for a federal investigation.
  Since the election, Internet sites and political blogs have buzzed with speculation that the vote was manipulated. "Evidence mounts that the vote may have been hacked," reads the title of one widely circulated Web offering.
   Voting machine failures did occur, and long lines in heavily Democratic precincts discouraged some potential voters. Still, a broad range of experts said that the final vote counts in Ohio and other states could not possibly change the outcome.
   Among those was Cleveland attorney Mark Griffin, who played a key role in the Kerry campaign's voter protection efforts in that area.
    After meeting Monday with Michael Vu, head of the Board of Elections in Ohio's Cuyahoga County, Griffin said: "This is really not about changing the outcome. It is about making sure every vote counts, particularly people who waited in line three hours."
  The 2004 Ohio vote was not nearly as close as the disputed Florida results in 2000.
   If all provisional votes are deemed valid, Kerry would need 88% of them to overcome Bush's margin of victory in Ohio, assuming the remaining overseas absentee ballots were split evenly.
   But many provisional ballots will probably be tossed out. In past elections, about 10% were judged as not coming from legitimately registered voters. What's more, Blackwell ruled before the election that provisional ballots had to be cast in the correct precinct, and that any cast at the wrong polling place would not be counted.
   If 10% of the provisional ballots were rejected, Kerry would need to get 97.6% of those remaining to overcome Bush's lead.
   "There are a lot of conspiracy theory folks out there thinking that with a machine problem here and a long-line problem there and the provisional ballots the result is in doubt," said Edward J. Foley, a professor at Ohio State University's Moritz College of Law. "I have seen nothing to indicate that the result is in doubt."
   But, Foley said, the election revealed problems that needed to be remedied.
   Counting of the provisional ballots is expected to begin Saturday, although state law allows counties to delay the canvass until Nov. 18, said James Lee, Secretary of State spokesman. Ohio, however, faces a Dec. 7 deadline to finish this process so that its electors can cast their electoral college votes Dec. 13.
    Under state law, each county will examine its provisional ballots, which are in sealed envelopes. Before opening the envelopes, a team of elections officials split evenly between declared Democrats and Republicans will decide whether the voter who cast the ballot was registered by the early October deadline and voted in the correct precinct.
   After all provisional ballots have been allowed or rejected, the envelopes will be opened, Lee said. "Our system is designed to be bipartisan in every aspect," he said.

   But irregularities and problems have cropped up nonetheless.
   On Friday, officials in Franklin County which includes state capital Columbus acknowledged that they may have improperly counted votes for Bush because of a touch-screen voting system malfunction. A precinct in the county reported that a 4,000-vote margin won by Bush appeared to exceed the number of registered voters.
   The touch-screen system in Franklin County is among the oldest and least reliable electronic voting machines in use, said David Dill, a Stanford University computer expert.
   Asked how an electronic voting machine could run up nearly 4,000 extra votes, Dill said a variety of factors, including an internal misalignment or static electricity, could cause such an error.
  "The point is that these machines are nowhere near reliable enough to depend on," Dill said.
   Based on reports that Dill's organization Verified Voting.org has received, one precinct in Youngstown, Ohio, recorded a negative 25 million votes, which was discarded from official results. And it was widely reported after Nov. 2 that a North Carolina precinct lost 4,000 votes when a recording device used up all its memory but voters continued to cast ballots on the machine.

 

11-07-2004

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 53/

Martial Law in Iraq/

Yasser Arafat Dead...No, Wait, Alive?

 

11-07-2004

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 52

 

President Bush State of the Union Speech. We intend to ignore the smirking chimp from now on and will strive to keep his crap off the site. Unless of course he is attacked or falls ill, in which case we will rejoice. All this we will do in hopes of being (positive)! So enjoy our last offerings. WTF were you idiots thinking?

SEE:   1 APPLE QUICK TIME     2 ZIPPED FILE

 

President Bush is an Asshole

SEE:   1 FLASH FILM      2 ZIPPED FILE

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 51/

What Were You People Thinking?!!

 

11-05-2004

Well we lost, surprise surprise...Actually I am astounded, frankly speechless...The people below put my thoughts into words better than I have been able to lately. I have been ill with the flu, and walking around in a daze for the last few days. Through the election I was up for about 48 hours and quite frankly became ill when I saw all the data start coming in. I have spent three years fighting these evil thugs, but they are unstoppable. After four years of terror, historic job-losses, a ravaged economy, the losses of human lives in the tens of thousands, scandal after scandal, burning Agents, illegal wars, unaffordable health care, class warfare, out-sourcing, sky-rocketing cost of living, losses of civil rights and civil liberties, rampant racism, the destruction of the ties with all our allies, Bin Laden still free, the Taliban again coming to power, a big brother culture of fear and terror, Halliburton, the Iraqi prisoner scandal, Guantanomo, etc, etc, All this brought to us by a smirking, arrogant, sanctimonious, racist, clown, who can not even form proper sentences in his native language, and the American people want four more years of this idiot?! Well I am washing my hands of Bush, neither his name nor his image will appear on this site anymore. I thought that it might actually be possible to make a difference, but I guess it is not possible. How can one reach people whose minds are closed, whose eyes are shut, and who allow xenophobia to rule their very souls. I though Mr. Kerry could, but even he and the millions of others who fought for change could not, we could not...I was going to stop all commentary but I think that as long as I can breathe and walk I owe it to the little people, like the kid below, and the one blown away in the window above, before even having a chance to experience life, so for the kids I will continue on, as long as there is air in my lungs and my server is on-line.

 

"...and the Meek shall inherit the earth."

 

 I am taking some time off to re-group...

The End Is Near For BUSH...JAR2

Predicts Massive Terrorist Attack Near

Inauguration Day

 

11-05-2004

SEE: MARU

 

Good morning, losers!

BANKRUPTIN 'MERKA
White House: debt ceiling must be raised.
To over eight trillion dollars.


The Bush misadministration announced Wednesday that it will run out of maneuvering room to manage the government's massive borrowing needs in two weeks, putting more pressure on Congress to raise the debt ceiling when it convenes for a special post-election session.

 

After Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 911, all the books chronicling all the Bush fuckups the past 4 years, the bloggers, the Daily Show, the media watchdogs, the get-out-the-vote movement, Abu Graib, Halliburton, the missing weapons, the growing insurgency, over 1120 US troops dead, lost jobs and outsourcing, Osama looking like he just came back from vacationing at San Tropez, the debates, the lies lies lies lies... Just what the fuck were you thinking?????

 

11-03-2004

They stole another election but this time we are all suposed to just shut up about it, even Kerry just rolled over...

SEE:  BLUE LEMUR
Exit polls and actual results dont match; Evoting states show greater discrepancy Filed under: General site admin @ 11:04 am Email This An analysis of the original AP exit polling, which showed Kerry with a tighter margin and leading in myriad states, raises serious questions about the authenticity of the popular vote in several key states, RAW STORY has learned. Since the actual outcome of the votes have been called, AP has changed nearly
all of their exit polling to tighten the margin. A reason has not been given. The analysis, first conducted by a poster at the popular Democratic Underground, suggests possible voter fraud in states that do not have electronic voting receipts, and those that limit the medias access to polls. Two inquiries placed by RAW STORY with the media contact for the six-network exit polling consortium at NBC News has received no response. The curious result comes after the head of Diebold, which produces much of the nations electronic voting machines, told Republicans in a recent fund-raising letter that he is committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president next year. An exit poll involves asking someone after they walk out of the election booth who they voted for. While not a guide for proving results, it can be a mechanism for ensuring voting accuracy and flagging potential fraud. Exit polls were recently used in Venezuela to ensure the vote was accurate and legitimate. Perhaps more importantly, while exit polling is unreliable, the odds of President Bush having gaining an advantage from every exit poll in swing states is an extremely improbable coincidence. In Florida, Bush led exit polling by CNNs exit polling consortium by just 5355 votes (when the exit polling information is multiplied by the actual vote). Yet he led by 326,000 in the end result. This morning, CNN changed their exit polling to favor Bush, saying that had overweighted African American voters. In Wisconsin, where exit polls put Kerry up seven percent, Bush has a lead of one percent, an unexplained difference of eight percent. In New Mexico, Kerry led Bush by 3.8 percent, yet Bush leads Kerry by 3 percent in actual reported voting. In Minnesota, where a new law sharply restricts reporters access to polls, Kerry led 9.6 percent in exit polling. Actual voting counts found that Bush trailed by 5 percent, with a 5 percent discrepancy favoring Bush. Ohio, which does have paper trail capability but does not mandate receipts, had exits showed Kerry and Bush in a dead heat; in the near-final results, Bush led by three percent. Exit polls put Kerry up by 8 percent in Michigan; actual results show Bush  trailing by just 3 percent.Nevada, which also has electronic voting though should have mandated paper trails, had a variance of 4.2 percent. Kerry led the exit polls by 1.2 percent, while Bush led reported votes by 3 percent.Two states with paper trails for voting were within 0.5 percent margin of error.New Hampshire, which has electronic voting but provides verified receipts, exit polling is within 0.1 percent of the actual vote. Kerry led by 3 percent in exit polling, and 2.9 percent in the actual vote.Maine, the final state for which analysis of exit polling was conducted before the AP resampled their data, was in the Kerry column by 7.5 percent; the end result put Kerry up 8 percent, a variance of 0.5 percent. Maine has no electronic voting.Kerry does not gain by any significant margin in actual voting in any state for which analysis has been conducted, RAW STORY found. Exit polling accurately predicted the results in most states with very little error. Where there were discrepancies, they were significant in the +5 percent range, and always favored Bush. Allegations of voter fraud is not new to President Bush. On November 12, 2000, the Washington Post ran an article suggesting anomalies in the hotly constested state of Florida. Something very strange happened on election night to Deborah Tannenbaum, a  Democratic Party official of Volusia County. At 10 p.m., she called the county elections department and found that Al Gore was leading George W. Bush 83,000 votes to 62,000 votes. But when she checked the countys Web site for an update half an hour later, she found a startling development: Gores count had dropped by 16,000 votes, while an obscure Socialist candidate had picked up 10,000 all because of a single precinct with only 600 voters. Early returns from Florida showed the Green Party candidate leading President Bush and Sen. Kerry in two Ohio counties. They later appeared corrected, but raised eyebrows among liberal bloggers.

 

11-03-2004

HATE MAIL FROM REPUBLICAN...Intimidation !!!!

Please feel free to e-mail Doug here phillyhawk85@yahoo.com with any thoughts you might have.

 

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Here's what he thought:
once again the forrin trash and our enemies from the left have underestimmated the strength of the real americans; honest, hardworking, conservative catholics and Protestants who can never be defeeted or intimidated. i was going to tell you to mind your own business and worry about your own pathetic cuntry, but on second thought, a-holes like you do to much good for our cause. so thank you and keep up the good work moron. god bless America and President George W. Bush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Doug

 

11.3.2004  SEE:   My Country Tis Of Shit


  Filed under: Words In Digital Form JasonC @ 7:54 am
NOTE:
yes, we know theyre still counting the votes or something like it. Regardless of whether Kerry can somehow win (we give it a million to one chance), we mean every word
    What a sad little place weve come to be, this America experiment of ours. A sad indictment of its people. You want this fraud for four more years? Fuckin have him. You think youve seen a mess? You havent seen shit. Well sit back and politely watch it all rot and wither before our eyes, and remember what it was like back when we had a real place to call home; remember when Americans cherished the value of a job well done not this miserable failure.
     War? Infinite debt? Unending culture of fear? Economic incompetence? Here, take another term.
    Excuse me, Kos, but now is not time for this tired, ridiculous and insulting dont get mad, get organized bullshit. Shut the fuck up. Every fucking year I hear this same shit. You know what? Maybe this country doesnt deserve us anymore. As far as Im concerned, they can go fuck themselves with their tax cuts for the wealthy with their oil wars their contempt for the environment for a womans right to choose their homophobia.
     Turn us into a Christian Iran, Mr. President. Mold us in your fucking image, like the children we all must be.
    This country is fucked and dont start saying, Oh, but Jason, dont forget about the 48% of us who voted for Kerry this country has a lot of good people like you and me. Partly true, but give me a fucking break. If this country werent fucked beyond repair, Bush would have been laughed out of office There would have been no need for an election or at least, only an election to decide who should replace the fuck. No president in our time has accomplished less, damaged more, been responsible for more death and destruction, showed less competence, than George W. Bush.
     And yet, here I am looking at this electoral map. Fucking sick inside. Not for myself, really Ill be fine, life will go on as normal, I will probably wake up tomorrow, and the sun will probably still be shining, Ill still be able to pay my bills, and write little things on the internets but for my once proud country. A place where men and women and children from around the world used to aspire to emulate. Look at us now. How far weve fallen in so little time.
     But this is what we want I guess a one-party fascist state. What was that Bush said not long ago about wishing he could be dictator? Well, mein furherer, heres your chance. Take it and run. Fuck up what you wish, because, as you must now know, you certainly wont be held accountable. We wont bother trying anymore. Rape the Alaskan wilderness to get your oil fix like a fucking desperate junkie bankrupt this country so you can throw away Social Security and end the New Deal once and for all consolidate the corporate oligarchy in the name of progress. Do it all. Fuck us hard.
     Our assholes are wide open.
    On the bright side, I am infinitely proud of my state for saying no to the man. Thank you everyone for all the work you did to accomplish this.


11-03-04
Global monitors find faults
By Thomas Crampton International Herald Tribune
Wednesday, November 3, 2004
    MIAMI
The global implications of the U.S. election are undeniable, but international monitors at a polling station in southern Florida said Tuesday that voting procedures being used in the extremely close contest fell short in many ways from the best global practices.
    The observers said they had less access to polls than in Kazakhstan, that the electronic voting had fewer fail-safes than in Venezuela, that the ballots were not so simple as in the Republic of Georgia and that no other country had such a complex national election system.
    "To be honest, monitoring elections in Serbia a few months ago was much simpler," said Konrad Olszewski, an election observer stationed in Miami by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
    "They have one national election law and use the paper ballots I really prefer over any other system," Olszewski said.
    Olszewski, whose democratic experience began with Poland's first free election in 1989, is one of 92 observers brought in by the Vienna-based organization, which was founded to maintain military security in Europe at the height of the Cold War.
    Two-member observer teams have fanned out across 11 states and include citizens of 36 countries, ranging from Canada and Switzerland to Latvia, Kyrgyzstan, Slovenia and Belarus.
    Formation of the U.S. election mission came after the State Department issued a standard letter on June 9 inviting the group to monitor the election.
    All 55 states in the organization have, since 1990, agreed to invite observation teams to their national elections.
    The decision to observe a presidential election for the first time was made because of the changes prompted by controversy over the U.S. elections in 2000, involving George W. Bush and Al Gore.
    "Our presence is not meant as a criticism," said Ron Gould, Olszewski's team partner and the former assistant chief electoral officer for Elections Canada. "We mainly want to assess changes taken since the 2000 election."
    Speaking as voting began at 7 a.m. in the Firefighter's Memorial Hall for precincts 401 and 446 of Miami-Dade County, the observers drew sharp distinctions between U.S.-style elections and those conducted elsewhere around the world.
    "Unlike almost every other country in the world, there is not one national election today," said Gould, who has been involved in 90 election missions to 70 countries. "The decentralized system means that rules vary widely county-by-county, so there are actually more than 13,000 elections today."
    Variations in local election law not only make it difficult for election monitors to generalize on a national basis, but also prohibit the observers from entering polling stations at all in some states and counties. Such laws mean that no election observers from the OSCE are in Ohio, a swing state fraught with battles over voter intimidation and other polling issues.
    As for electronic voting, Gould said he preferred Venezuela's system over the calculator-sized touchpads in Miami.
    "Each electronic vote in Venezuela also produces a ticket that voters then drop into a ballot box," Gould said. "Unlike fully electronic systems, this gives a backup that can be used to counter claims of massive fraud."
    Venezuela had trouble implementing the system, Gould added, because the ticket printers kept breaking down.
    The United States is also nearly unique in lacking a unified voter registration system or national identity card, Gould said, adding that he would ideally require U.S. voters to dip a finger in an ink bowl or have a cuticle stained black after voting.
    "In El Salvador, Namibia and so many other elections, the ink was extremely important in preventing challenges to multiple voting," Gould said. "In Afghanistan it didn't work so well because they used the dipping ink for the cuticles, so it wiped right off."
    To observe elections in Florida, Gould and his partner first stopped to meet state election officials in Tallahassee.
    Their visit to Miami included failed attempts to witness election preparations at two polling stations on Monday evening. After a two-hour drive through heavy traffic, the observers found both polling stations deserted.
    "In Venezuela we drove around to all the polling stations ahead of time to make sure this didn't happen," Gould said. "Here we consider studying the system more important than looking at actual voting."
    Indeed, the team left the Miami polling station little more than half an hour after voting began to make a live interview scheduled on CNN. Media relations has become a major part of their mission, with reporters mobbing the monitors at every stop in Florida and a Japanese television crew from NTV tailing them across the state since Friday.
    "There is a lot of interest in Japan where this election observation is seen as a kind of satire," said Fumi Kobayashi, the New York-based correspondent for NTV. "So strange to imagine Europeans coming to monitor elections in the U.S., don't you think?"
    A selection of voters and election officials questioned as they left the Miami polling station said they mainly found the election monitors reassuring.
    "The United States has long been a model for the world," said Richard Williams, a poll-watcher officially designated by the Democratic Party. "If we allow international observers we will continue to have a leading role."
    Not everyone agrees. Jeff Miller, a Republican congressman from Florida, considers the monitors an insult and has publicly urged them to leave. "Get on the next plane out of the United States to go monitor an election somewhere else, like Afghanistan," he said.
    Notes taken by the observers, which Gould said often take up just a few pages from his pocket-sized reporter's notebook, will be fed into a national assessment issued by the organization two days after the election. Following standard procedure for all elections, a more detailed report will be issued one month later.

 

11-01-04

The Chimp Wins Colorado

Except the Election Hasn't Started Yet!!

 

BUSH WINS COLORADO

 

 

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11-01-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 50/

KERRY BLOG COMMENTS/

BUSH PAGE /

The End Is Near

10-30-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 49/

The FINAL Push Begins/

BIN LADEN ENDORSES BUSH

SEE:  GEORGE BUSH'S MESSAGE TO ALL OF US

NO GEORGE YOU CAN'T, WE ARE NOT GOING TO ALLOW YOU TO DO THAT ANYMORE,

AND YOU KNOW WHAT? WHY DON'T YOU JUST...

GO F**K YOURSELF!!!!!

 

Intimidation

SEE:  NEW YORK TIMES

CCiting July Speech, I.R.S. Decides to Review N.A.A.C.P.
By MICHAEL JANOFSKY

Published: October 29, 2004

ASHINGTON, Oct. 28 - The Internal Revenue Service has begun reviewing the tax-exempt status of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, citing concerns over a speech given by its chairman, Julian Bond, at its annual convention last July in Philadelphia.


In a letter dated Oct. 8 and released Thursday, the I.R.S. told the association it had received information that Mr. Bond conveyed "statements in opposition of George W. Bush for the office of presidency" and specifically that he had "condemned the administration policies of George W. Bush in education, the economy and the war in Iraq."

The letter reminded the association that tax-exempt organizations are legally barred from supporting or opposing any candidate for elective office.

Mr. Bond's speech on July 11 included a long section that sharply criticized the Republican Party, Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney for their positions on an array of issues important to black Americans.

In an interview Thursday, Mr. Bond defended his remarks, saying they focused on policy, not politics.

"This is an attempt to silence the N.A.A.C.P. on the very eve of a presidential election," he said. "We are best known for registering and turning out large numbers of African-American voters. Clearly, someone in the I.R.S. doesn't want that to happen."

He added, "It's Orwellian to believe that criticism of the president is not allowed or that the president is somehow immune from criticism."

I.R.S. officials said they could not discuss the specifics of any case. But Mark W. Everson, the agency's commissioner, issued a statement denying that the agency's interest in the group was politically motivated.

"The I.R.S. follows strict procedures involving the selection of tax-exempt organizations for audit and resolution of any complaints about such groups," Mr. Everson said. "Career civil servants, not political appointees, make these decisions in a fair, impartial manner. Any suggestion that the I.R.S. has tilted its audit activities for political purposes is repugnant and groundless."

The N.A.A.C.P. is hardly the first organization to raise questions about I.R.S. actions around an election. In the 1990's, so many organizations accused the I.R.S. of engaging in politically motivated examinations that the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation reviewed all examination data for tax-exempt organizations between 1990 and 1998. It found "no credible evidence" of wrongdoing by the agency or the Clinton administration.

Mr. Bond, who has been chairman of the N.A.A.C.P. for six years, said he knew of no other time the I.R.S. had challenged the 95-year-old association's tax status on political grounds.

Mr. Bond said that the association had a chilly relationship with Mr. Bush, who declined to speak at its last four annual conventions, and that black voters were worried that the problems that kept thousands of them from voting in 2000 could recur this year in Florida and elsewhere.

With association officials now immersed in efforts to register new voters and to make sure early voting proceeds smoothly, he said the I.R.S. request was placing new financial and personnel demands on the group.

The I.R.S. has asked it to provide a written response that includes detailed financial information about its 2004 convention, personal information about its 64 board members and relevant information about Mr. Bond's speech.

"Of course, we're concerned," Mr. Bond said. "I feel we'll be vindicated in the end because we have not violated any I.R.S. rules or regulations. But this takes a great deal of effort and money to defend and could take up to two years to resolve."
 

More reasons to oust the emperor chimp...

SEE:  JOHN KERRY BLOG

Ripped From the Headlines
A DOSE OF REALITY FOR THE EXCUSES PRESIDENCY: BUSH CANT ESCAPE HIS RECORD OF FAILURE

From Iraq violence and missing explosives to FBI probe, bad news dogs Bush as election nears [Florida Times-Union, 10/29/04]

BUSH CANT ESCAPE REALITY OF HIS WRONG CHOICES IN IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN

Video: Arms at Site After Invasion; The TV footage was Shot By an Embedded Journalist Nine Days after Hussein Fell. [Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/29/04]

Video Shows Slaying of 11 Iraqi Guardsmen [Washington Post, 10/29/04]

Survey suggests war-linked deaths in Iraq may be as high as 100,000 [Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/29/04]

Afghan Gunmen Abduct 3 Foreign Workers [Washington Post, 10/29/04]

Homeland Security Disavows Document Touting Successes; Officials Say Agencys Public Relations Plan Was Not Approved [Washington Post, 10/29/04]

BUSH CANT ESCAPE REALITY OF HIS WRONG CHOICES IN HIS CAMPAIGN

Bush Campaign Replaces Ad That Had Doctored Images [New York Times, 10/29/04]

Bush Seeks Limit to Suits Over Voting Rights; Administration lawyers argue that only the Justice Department, not the voters, may sue to enforce provisions in the Help America Vote Act. [Los Angeles Times, 10/29/04]

GOP Operative Under Fire Over Tactics [Minneapolis Star Tribune, 10/29/04]

BUSH CANT ESCAPE REALITY OF HIS WRONG CHOICES ON HEALTH CARE

Bush Aides Seek to Calm Flu-Shot Fears [Wall Street Journal, 10/29/04]

State Joins Canadian Drug-Import Program; Missouri has joined Illinois and Wisconsin in a new drug-import program to make cheaper prescription drugs available from Canada and Europe, despite a federal ban. [Los Angeles Times, 10/28/04]

Cheneys AIDS remark shows contempt for Black Americans; Three Black Caucus members excoriate the administrations healthcare policies [Minnesota Sportsman-Recorder, 10/29/04]

Approved Stem Cells Potential Questioned [Washington Post, 10/29/04]

BUSH CANT ESCAPE REALITY ON HIS ADMINISTRATIONS CORRUPTION SCANDALS

FBI Probes How Work was Won by Halliburton [Orlando Sentinel, 10/29/04]

Doors Opened for Gas Firm Tied to Neil Bush [Los Angeles Times, 10/29/04]

 

More reasons to oust the emperor chimp...

SEE:  BIN LADEN FOR BUSH

 

CAIRO, Egypt - Osama bin Laden (news - web sites), injecting himself into the campaign four days ahead of presidential elections, said in a videotape aired Friday that the United States can avoid another Sept. 11 attack if it stops threatening the security of Muslims.
AP Photo
Slideshow: Osama bin Laden & al-Qaida

In the segment broadcast, the al-Qaida leader refrained from directly threatening new attacks, although he said "there are still reasons to repeat what happened."

"Your security is not in the hands of Kerry, Bush or al-Qaida. Your security is in your own hands," bin Laden said, referring to the president and his Democratic opponent. "Any state that does not mess with our security, has naturally guaranteed its own security."

Admitting for the first time that he ordered the Sept. 11 attacks, bin Laden said he did so because of injustices against the Lebanese and Palestinians by Israel and the United States.

In what appeared to be conciliatory language, bin Laden said he wanted to explain why he ordered the suicide airline hijackings that hit the World Trade Center and the Pentagon (news - web sites) so Americans would know how to act to prevent another attack.

"To the American people, my talk is to you about the best way to avoid another Manhattan," he said. "I tell you: Security is an important element of human life and free people do not give up their security."

It was the first footage in more than a year of the fugitive al-Qaida leader, thought to be hiding in the mountains along the Pakistan-Afghanistan (news - web sites) border. The video, broadcast on Al-Jazeera television, showed bin Laden with a long gray beard, wearing traditional white robes, a turban and a golden cloak, standing behind a table with papers and in front of a plain, brown curtain.

His hands were steady and he appeared healthy.

The Bush administration said Friday it believes the videotape was authentic and had been made recently. White House press secretary Scott McClellan said the administration did not plan to raise the nation's threat level for now.

A U.S. official in Washington said the 18-minute tape lacks an explicit threat and repeats well-worn themes.

Al-Jazeera broadcast about one minute of the tape. The station's spokesman, Jihad Ali Ballout, said they aired what was "newsworthy and relevant" and refused to describe the unaired portions, including whether they included any threats.

There was no way to determine exactly when the tape was made but it offered evidence that bin Laden was alive and following events. Sen. John Kerry (news - web sites) emerged as the Democratic candidate in the spring.

In Florida, Kerry said all Americans are united against bin Laden, adding he would "stop at absolutely nothing to hunt down, capture or kill the terrorists wherever they are, whatever it takes, period."

Bin Laden accused President Bush (news - web sites) of misleading Americans by saying the attack was carried out because al-Qaida "hates freedom." Bin Laden said his followers have left alone countries that do not threaten Muslims.

"We fought you because we are free ... and want to regain freedom for our nation. As you undermine our security we undermine yours," he said.

He said he was first inspired to attack the United States by the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon in which towers and buildings in Beirut were destroyed in the siege of the capital.

"While I was looking at these destroyed towers in Lebanon, it sparked in my mind that the tyrant should be punished with the same and that we should destroy towers in America, so that it tastes what we taste and would be deterred from killing our children and women," he said.

"God knows that it had not occurred to our mind to attack the towers, but after our patience ran out and we saw the injustice and inflexibility of the American-Israeli alliance toward our people in Palestine and Lebanon, this came to my mind," he said.

Bin Laden suggested Bush was slow to react to the Sept. 11 attacks, giving the hijackers more time than they expected. At the time of the attacks, the president was listening to schoolchildren in Florida reading a book.

"It never occurred to us that the commander-in-chief of the American armed forces would leave 50,000 of his citizens in the two towers to face these horrors alone," he said, referring to the number of people who worked at the World Trade Center.

"It appeared to him (Bush) that a little girl's talk about her goat and its butting was more important than the planes and their butting of the skyscrapers. That gave us three times the required time to carry out the operations, thank God," he said.


In planning the attacks, bin Laden said he told Mohammed Atta, one of the hijackers, that the strikes had to be carried out "within 20 minutes before Bush and his administration noticed."

Bin Laden also said the Bush administration was like repressive Arab regimes "in that half of them are ruled by the military and the other half are ruled by the sons of kings and presidents."

The image of bin Laden reading a statement was dramatically different from the few other videos of the al-Qaida leader that have emerged since the Sept. 11 attacks.

In the last videotape, issued Sept. 10, 2003, bin Laden is seen walking through rocky terrain with his top deputy Ayman al-Zawahri, both carrying automatic rifles. In a taped message issued at the same time, bin Laden praises the "great damage to the enemy" on Sept. 11 and mentions five hijackers by name.

In December 2001, the Pentagon released a videotape in which bin Laden is shown at a dinner with associates in Afghanistan on Nov. 9, 2001, saying the destruction of the Sept. 11 attacks exceeded even his "optimistic" calculations.

But in none of his previous messages, audio or video, did bin Laden directly state that he ordered the attacks.

U.S. authorities have long said they believe bin Laden is hiding in a rugged, mountainous tribal region of Pakistan that borders Afghanistan, but there has been no firm evidence of his whereabouts for three years.

The last audiotape purportedly from bin Laden came in April. The speaker on the tape, which CIA (news - web sites) analysts said likely was the al-Qaida leader, offered a truce to European nations if they pull troops out of Muslim countries. The tape referred to the March 22 assassination by Israel of Hamas founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin.

Al-Zawahri, bin Laden's Egyptian deputy, has spoken on three recent audiotapes that emerged on June 11, Sept. 9 and Oct. 1 this year. In the latest, he called on young Muslims to strike the United States and its allies.

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Why would those who are profiting the most from 9-11 want to track down Bin Laden??? 9-11 was made to order for BushCo, George Bush stated he had, hit the trifecta!, regarding the events of 9-11, it should make that clear for everyone, they will not go after Bin Laden, nor will they actually fight an effective war against terror, it goes against their own interests to do so Now we have to ask ourselves; Are people who put their own personal gain, and the advancement of a SECRET AGENDA, ahead of the lives of the American people, worthy of being in power? NO! With the Bushies there is not only the appearance of impropriety, but mountains of evidence pointing to deeds so evil that they defy belief. One of the most startling and irrefutable pieces of evidence that I have seen are photographs which prove an airplane never hit the Pentagon, then there are the thousands of statements, actions, and slips of the tongue, coming at us on a daily basis which point in one direction, yet no one wants to go there, because it defies belief to imagine, that the President of the United States and those who put him in the White House are guilty of involvement in the single most horrific act of terrorism in modern history, orchestrated to allow them to go ahead with their Hidden Agenda, complete world domination just being one aspect of it So Agent TOM OSSMAN aka Osama bin Laden will continue to go free and they will continue to try to stifle dissent, cow us into submission, twist the truth, and pull the wool over our eyes. And dear reader have no doubt, they will do, ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING, to stay in power

10-20-04

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Republicans Continue to Jump Ship/

 

Illegal Micro-Implants/Smirky the Chimp's

 

Brother: Rat the Arrogant/Radical Teachers

 

Arrested for Wearing T-Shirts

 

The Republicans continue to bail out on chimpy....

SEE:  JOHN KERRY BLOG

Conscience of a Conservative
The New Republic's October 25 issue contains the latest anguished letter from another Republican who has decided to vote for John Kerry. In a truly impassioned plea, New York Post editorial writer Robert A. George lays out a damning case against George Bush for violating the fundamental tenets of conservatism, including fiscal responsibility, smaller government, and accountability for all of the activities of the executive branch, even in a time of "war." (Keep in mind that the New York Post is owned by Rupert Murdoch, the arch conservative media mogul.)
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"Conscience of a Conservative":
Robert A. George
The New Republic

Sixteen years ago, just out of college, I volunteered at the Republican National Convention as a man named George Bush prepared to begin a fall campaign that would see him defeat a Democrat from Massachusetts. The sparkling words of an acceptance speech crafted by Peggy Noonanand delivered almost flawlessly--helped him inspire his party and a country that saw him as an extension of Ronald Reagan. It fell to that George Bush to "close out" the cold war and launch a different one in the Persian Gulf.

Now, sixteen years later, after tenures working for the party and a couple of Republican members on Capitol Hill (including a speaker named Newt Gingrich) and becoming an earnest fellow traveler of the conservative movement, I find it impossible to support the current George Bush--whom his party sees as the ideological extension of Ronald Reagan--as he faces his own showdown with a Democrat from Massachusetts and oversees a war centered n the Middle East.

At the Republican National Convention, George W. Bush mocked John Kerry's claim of having "conservative values." But what are conservative values? Two of the core principles at the heart of modern conservatism are a belief in the virtue of smaller government and a conviction that government must be accountable to the public. Those principles were enunciated ten years ago in the Contract with America, which helped Republicans take full control of Congress for the first time in four decades. That document sought "the end of government that is too big, too intrusive, and too easy with the public's money." In this context, Bush's first term has represented a betrayal of conservative values.

The are getting under our skins....

SEE:  MICRO-SCOPIC IMPLANTS    ZIPPED PDF WITH PICTURES   SOURCE

Criminal and Scientific Misconduct Involving Neural Prosthesis Research Funded by the NIH/NINDS/NPP and The Alfred E. Mann Foundation

The photos contained in this document are of microstimulator devices that were surgically recovered and analyzed by using microscopy and by materials charcterization techniques. The recovered devices are an exact match for the devices that were developed by research scientists Joseph Schulman, Gerald Loeb and Philip Troyk under contract from the National Institutes of Health. There are about 4 contracts involved, but the initial contract was #N01-NS5-2325 and funded by the NIH/NINDS/NPP. More information regarding these contracts can be found at the NIH Neural Prosthesis Project website. The following list briefly outlines some of the evidence presented in this document:
 

Florida again!!!

SEE:  JEB THE RAT

Investigate Jeb Bush!
      People For the American Way Foundation President Ralph G. Neas said today that new revelations from a "smoking e-mail" about Governor Jeb Bush's involvement in the attempted implementation of a voter purge list in Florida demand the appointment of a special counsel by U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft

 

The land of the free???????????

SEE:  OREGON

       October 14 - MEDFORD President Bush taught three Oregon schoolteachers a new lesson.

      Three Medford school teachers were threatened with arrest and escorted from the event after they showed up wearing T-shirts with the slogan "Protect our civil liberties." All three said they applied for and received valid tickets from Republican headquarters in Medford

       When Vice President Dick Cheney visited Eugene, Oregon on Sept. 17, a 54-Year old woman named Perry Patterson was charged with criminal trespass for blurting the word "No" when Cheney said that George W. Bush has made the world safer.

       One day before, Sue Niederer, 55, the mother of a slain American soldier in Iraq was cuffed and arrested for criminal trespass when she interrupted a Laura Bush speech in New Jersey. Both women had tickets to the event.
 

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Conservatives are Dumping Smirky/

"Real President", Vladimir Putin Takes

Important Step Toward Unifying Central Asia

and Russia

 

The following article makes a great case for even the "conservatives" to vote for Kerry...

SEE:  President Putin

"President Vladimir Putin has signed an order on signing the protocol on the Russian Federation joining the agreement founding the Central Asian Cooperation Organisation.

The text of the instruction On signing the protocol on the Russian Federation joining the agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, the Republic of Tajikistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan of February 28, 2002, founding the Central Asian Cooperation Organisation.

"1. Approve the proposal of the Russian Foreign Ministry, approved by the Russian Interior Ministry, the Russian Defence Ministry, the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, the Russian Finance Ministry, the Russian Justice Ministry, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service and the Russian Federal Security Service on signing the protocol on the Russian Federation joining the agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, the Republic of Tajikistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan of February 28, 2002, founding the Central Asian Cooperation Organisation.

2. Consider it as expedient to sign the protocol referred to in the present order at the highest level."

The following article makes a great case for even the "conservatives" to vote for Kerry...

SEE:  JOHN KERRY BLOG

"The conservative case for Kerry "
Clyde Prestowitz
Washington, DC

As a former Reagan-administration official, registered Republican, born-again Christian, and traditional conservative, I am going to vote for John Kerry. So are many other old-line Republicans. Here's why.

While the Bush administration calls itself "conservative," its use of the term is frankly Orwellian. It not only deprives the word of meaning, but also presents the administration's philosophy as the opposite of what it actually is.

Conservatives have always believed in fiscal responsibility: in being sure you could pay your way and in providing for the future. Conservatives pay down debt, rather than adding to it. This doesn't necessarily mean balancing the budget every year, but at a minimum it means striving toward balance as a top priority.

The Bush approach is completely at odds with such thinking. If any proof were needed, it was amply provided in the president's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. With Congressional Budget Office projections showing oceans of red ink for the indefinite future, President Bush promised more tax cuts. His audience cheered.

Conservatives are often well off, but they understand that the best way to preserve the society in which they are doing so well is to ensure that all its members can survive at a reasonable standard of living. It was the conservative Otto von Bismarck, after all, who first introduced social-security programs in 19th Century Germany for just that reason.

Conservatives do not loot the Treasury or bet the future health of their society on the chance that the best-case scenario will actually materialize. They provide for the worst case. So a conservative would have expected that the president's tax cuts and promises of more to come would at least have been accompanied by plans for cutting expenditures.

That expectation would have been disappointed, however, as the president promised about $1 trillion of new spending programs that, given his tax cuts, can be paid for only with red ink.

Which brings us to a second fundamental principle of conservatism: small government. From the founding of the Republic until now, conservatives have feared the threat to liberty posed by big government.
Conservative icon Ronald Reagan came to power primarily by focusing on big government as the source of most of the country's problems. But the Bush administration has presided over a steady increase in the size of government, as federal expenditure has risen as a percentage of gross domestic product, after declining in the late 1990s.

Conservatives have never been enthusiastic about foreign adventures or about messianic undertakings. John Adams made the point early in our history when he emphasized that "America does not go abroad to slay dragons."

It was the liberal Democrats Woodrow Wilson and John Kennedy who committed the United States to making the world safe for democracy and to "bearing any burden and paying any price to assure the success of liberty." These are fine-sounding words, but they are not the words of conservatives. Thus, when President Bush promises to democratize the Mideast, conservatives cringe. So much so, in fact, that several former high-ranking officials of the Reagan and first Bush administrations have told me that they are not supporting the president for re-election.

This is because they know that, administration rhetoric to the contrary notwithstanding, we are not safer today than we were three years ago. Far from destroying al-Qaida and cutting its alleged links with Saddam Hussein, we have made Iraq into a magnet for terrorists. Worse, there is a real possibility that Osama bin Laden could gain control of our ally Pakistan, with its nuclear weapons and operational long-range missiles. Safe? Not on your life.

Nor are we freer. Conservatives are nothing if not steadfast defenders of individual rights, rule of law, and due process. Yet the Patriot Act and the procedures at Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere have visibly infringed on all of these. It is ironic that even as it preaches about widening the circle of freedom abroad, the administration is reducing it at home.

Before the current campaign, it might have been argued that at least in affirming the importance of faith and respecting those who profess it the administration had embraced traditional conservative views. But in the wake of the Swift Boat ads attacking John Kerry, even this argument can no longer be maintained. As an elder of the Presbyterian Church, I found that those ads were not at all in the Christian tradition. John McCain rightly condemned them as dishonest and dishonorable. The president should have, too. That he did not undermines his credibility on questions of faith.

Some say it's just politics. But that's the whole point. More is expected of people of faith than "just politics."

The fact is that the Bush administration might better be called radical or romantic or adventurist than conservative. And that's why real conservatives are leaning toward Kerry.

Posted by DickBell on October 15, 2004 at 11:33 PM

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Milli-Chimp Loses Again-

Strike Three!! You're Out !!!!!

 

The stinking weasel loses again an unprecedented third debate loss for an incumbent president.

SEE:  JOHN KERRY BLOG

RESULTS ARE IN!
Kerry Wins Third Debate

ABC Who won the debate?

Among Democrats Kerry: 81%

Among Republicans Bush: 73%

CBS Poll uncommitted voters:

Who won the debate:

Kerry-Edwards: 39

Bush-Cheney: 25

Tie: 36

CBS POLL, Kerry has clear positions on issues:

Before: 29%

After: 60%

CNN Poll:

Kerry 52%

Bush 39%

MSNBC Keith Oberman:

12 Rounds Kerry

4 Rounds Bush

MSNBC Online poll:

Who won the debate?

Kerry 75, Bush 25%

KERRY WINS ABC REPUBLICAN HEAVY POLL:

Of the 566 People Polled (38% Were Republican, 30% Democrat, 28% Independent) Kerry Won 42%-415

Kerry In Control And Winner

Bob Novak: Kerry seems to be overpowering Bush. [cnn.com, 10/13/04]

Candy Crowley: If what youre looking for in a candidate is the best debater, I mean, that is definitely John Kerry. He has a quick command of the facts, he is very articulate, and I think the poll reflects that. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Ron Reagan: I will predict that the polls tomorrow, just as they have in the two previous presidential debates, will say that Kerry won. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Pat Buchanan: Kerry was, I thought, very much at the top of his game and I thought toward the end, when you saw Kerry, you saw more of the humanity of the man in some of those questions, which was very helpful to them; talking about the daughters and things. I thought he had some excellent moments. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

John Roberts: I would probably have to give it to John Kerry. He seemed a little bit more poised. [CBS, John Roberts, 10/13/04]

Joe Scarborough: It gave Democrats a reason to be excited about John Kerry. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Jon Meacham, Newsweek: John Kerry took the populist war straight to the President. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Tavis Smiley
: I think, Peter, that you have to shore up your basesI think Mr. Kerry did that with people of color on the left. [ABC, 10/13/04]

Bill Schneider: Well this was a decisive win for John Kerry. It was just about as decisive as his win in the first debate, which everyone agreed was a blowout. His, the first debate he won by 16 points; this debate, Kerry won by 13 points. According to the views of the viewers polled immediately after the debate so they had no chance really to be influenced by the spin. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Andrea Mitchell: Kerry says, well we all, you know, married above ourselves and some would say, me more than most joking about Teresa Heinz and her extraordinary fortune and I thought that was actually showing a lot of self confidence of John Kerry to joke about that disparity. [MSNBC, 10/13/04

Kerrys Momentum Grew And Grows

David Gergen: "John Kerry, Sen. Kerry gained strength as the debate went on and I thought he became much more effective and if anything I thought the last part of the debate was his." [PBS, 10/13/04]

Carlos Watson:
As we went along, as we talked about social security, as we talked about immigration, as we talked even about the Supreme Court, I thought John Kerry ultimately found his voice. And when all is said and done I think Kerry will be proclaimed the winner, which I think will be significant because I think he will be viewed as having won all three debates. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Dean Reynolds:
I think the candidate whose numbers have been moving in the right direction for the last 10 days has been Senator John Kerry, this debate did nothing to stop that, and I think from the Kerry point of view theyll be happy about the results tonight. [ABC, 10/13/04]

Anthony Mason: Dan, the uncommitted voters in our survey have given the edge in this debate, to this final debate, to John Kerry. [CBS, 10/13/04]

Kerry Appealed To Voters

David Gergen: "What I thought John Kerry did very effectively tonight was reach out to women voters and they've become critical to his election Charlie, its the bigggest change that's taken place since these debates started. And tonight, I would imagine with the Yankees and Red Sox on, there were probably a lot of women in that audience tonight." [PBS, 10/13/04]

"After viewing two presidential debates, a group of local independent voters has decided whom to support - and will use tonight's face-off simply to make sure they've got it right. Currently, Kerry is the pick of the majority. The Denver Post gathered the five panelists last month to view the debates. At the time, none of them had decided." [Denver Post, 10/13/04]

Seniors Weigh In For Kerry. AARP hosted a debate watch party in Las Vegas they were asked: Which presidential candidate best addressed the issues important to you? 76.2% for John Kerry, 15.1% George W. Bush, 8.7 Draw

Kerry More Presidential

Bill Schneider: Well I think he did appear more presidential than the president, which is exactly why he won the first debate and why he won this debate. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Richard Wolfe: John Kerry has looked more presidential and more personable as these debates have gone on. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Perry Bacon, Time Magazine: And still, Kerry came out looking more presidential [CNN, 10/13/04]

Kerry Clear On Issues

Andrea Mitchell: I think Kerry cleared up any confusion that might have existed about how he as a Catholic was dealing with this very complex issue [abortion]. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

George Stephanopoulos: I thought Senator Kerry was most effective on talking about jobs, minimum wage, healthcare and social security. [ABC, 10/13/04]

"Kerry's answer on health-care costs may be his best yet. He lays out the case against the administration logically and clearly." [Kit Seeyle, New York Times online, 10/13/04]

"In response to the flu vaccine, Bush narrowly focuses on the question and tells people not to get a flu shot. Kerry smartly takes the topic back to health care." [Kit Seeyle, New York Times online, 10/13/04]

Chris Wallace:
"I thought perhaps because of the subject matter that John Kerry did better in the second half on subjects like minimum wage which the president seemed somewhat uncomfortable on." [Fox News, 10/13/04]

Mark Shields: I thought Kerry's best answer by far was on the assault weapons. When the President begged off, it was Bob Schieffer's question to him Jim, why didn't you, you said you'd sign it, why didn't you lift a finger to do it, he said well they told me in Congress they didn't have the votes to do it and he said I would have gone to Tom Delay, and said we're going to have a fight, we'll go to the country on this. I thought that was probably Kerry's best answer. [PBS, 10/13/04]

Chris Matthews: Senator Kerry tonight was able to score on the class issue. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Tom Brokaw:
I think that they were seeing on the war issue that John Kerry had tapped into something out there in America. That there were doubts even among the presidents supporters on the Republican side of the agenda and especially in a lot of those traditionally red states where they have a lot of people overseas and beginning to wonder if this was going well or not. So they had to move it; move the agenda, if you will, off the war and harder onto the social issues. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Bush Fell, Kerry Cleaned-Up

Ron Reagan: George Bush made a mistake. Kerry quoted him accurately as it turns out in saying hes not really worried about Osama bin Laden and Bush came back and said, well I dont recall ever saying anything like that, well youll see the clip of him saying exactly that tomorrow. [MSNBC 10:32 pm]

Mark Shields: I think Kerry is far more factual. [PBS, 10/13/04]

Brian Williams: We heard the name Osama Bin Laden mentioned again tonight and tonight our fact checkers found the President in a major contradiction. Here is what the President said on stage tonight in response to a charge by Sen. Kerry [Bush clip, exaggerations]. But here is what the President said about Bin Laden in March of 2002 [Bush clip saying he is not concerned about Bin Laden]. [NBC, 10/13/04]

Chris Jansing: He painted the president as some one who led us to a misguided war, who has put Americans at risk because they don't have health insurance, who has lost more jobs than any president. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Bush Mission To Win Debate: NOT ACCOMPLISHED

George Stephanopoulos:
Most Americans believe were going in the wrong direction right now. [ABC, 10/13/04]

Jeff Greenfield:
I think to the extent that the Republicans were looking for the president to lay the heavy lumber on John Kerry, that did not happen. And so if weve gone this last ten days with Kerry slowly moving up on Bush, I dont see anything in this debate that will change that. [CNN, 10/13/04]

John King: I do think Republicans will agree that the president was perhaps not emphatic or focused enough in doing as much as he wanted to do to calling the Senate record into play and put the liberal label on Senator Kerry. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Bob Novak: Bush looks wishy-washy on the assault-weapons ban. [cnn.com, 10/13/04]

Richard Wolfe: John Kerry, I thought, took this one by points. The president really needed to get a big victory tonight and he fell short of that. You know, he beat himself in the previous debates, but that really wasnt good enough. [CNN, 10/13/04]

Bushs Expressions Showed His Weakness

"Bush seems more on edge than Kerry. His voice is rising, almost to a shout. And he pounds his hand for emphasis. Kerry is trying to show he is cool, calm and collected." [Kit Seeyle, New York Times online, 10/13/04]

Bob Novak: Bush's chuckles are not so good. [cnn.com, 10/13/04]

Chris Matthews: I think the president had sort of an unhappy look but it was a very controlled and disciplined look. He was obviously told theyre looking at you, dont put on a show. But he didnt look happy. He wasnt used to this kind of brow-beating. [MSNBC, 10/13/04]

Posted by Ari Rabin-Havt on October 14, 2004 at 12:18 AM

10-13-04

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1,111 US Dead/Chimp Wore Wire

The stinking weasel who can not form coherent sentences in even unable to do so when he is wired directly to Karl Rove.

SEE:  BUSH

The same situation is observed regarding the ridge that runs from bulge across this right shoulder blade and over his collar bone. Despite his movements the ridge does not move relative to his body, but the suit coat moves relative to it. This element behaves almost identically to the bulge between his shoulder blades and it also appears to be something close fitting and likely secured to his oxford shirt or undershirt.


Additionally, his shoulder blades, collar bone, and spine are not printing properly through his clothing and his clothing is not hanging properly on his frame. This appears to be caused by several milli-meters of stiff ballistic fabric being worn close to his body in the form of soft body armor.
 

1,111 US dead

SEE:  1,111 DEAD

Latest Dead of 1,111
12 October 2004. Soldier Spc. Morgen N. Jacobs, 20, of Santa Cruz, Calif., died Oct. 7 in Tikrit, Iraq, of injuries sustained in Aaliyah on Oct. 6 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his patrol vehicle. Soldier Pfc. Aaron J. Rusin, 19, of Johnstown, Pa., died Oct. 11 in Baghdad, Iraq, of injuries sustained on Oct. 10 when his military vehicle came under fire from enemy forces.

10-12-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 43/

OIL !!!/

SENT BY OLGA

 

10-11-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 42/

DYING FOR OIL/

2001-2004 Civil Rights Report Complete

 

BushCo does not want you to see this. So here you are.

SEE:  2001-2004 Civil Rights Report Complete

Failing to build on common ground, the Bush administration missed opportunities to build consensus on key civil rights issues and has instead adopted policies that divide Americans. President Bush could have, early on, called on public officials to unify and show America and the world that, together, the nation could improve its voting systems. Likewise, he could have
exerted leadership on affirmative action by soliciting diverse viewpoints and promoting policies that achieve diversity. Future presidential administrations, in fulfilling their duty to advance civil rights, should inspire Americans to unity, not divisiveness.

Dying for Oil

SEE:  JAR2

George Herbert Walker Bush and two other partners owned Pennzoil Motor Co at the time it acquired 9.2% of Chevron. In fact, it is quite possible that the Bush family fortune including controlling interest in a company called CalTex, which held the exclusive contract worth hundreds of billions of dollars to distributre 100% of all oil pumped by the old Saudi Aramco, throughout the entire planet. (which was Texaco/Amaco/Shell etc. before OPEC took over). When OPEC took over..CALTEX keep handling most of the global distribution for the OPEC member nations. Very lucrative...the largest in the history of the World...especially if you are an Arbusto! If the Bush family did in fact own CalTex, Bush, Sr. disclosure of a net worth of only $3.0 Million at the time he assumded the Presidency was a fraud. That means George Bush's dad owns a controlling interest in Chevron. Chevron subsequently purchased Gulf and Texaco and now operates as ChevronTexaco, regardless of the oil-soaked media's attempt to call it "Unocal", which no longer exists.

None of this makes sense unless you keep in mind that "Chevron" was the primary contractor for "UN Food for Oil" Catastrophe. That means that every bribe and completed only further engorged "Chevron's" profits. Keep in Mind also that Paul Bremer was working with Kissinger & Associates, representing Chevron during its' successful contract negotiatons with the Taliban leaders in the Pakistani Government in l998. The Contract required the Taliban to provide security for the Caspian Sea Pipeline link that travelled through Pakistan and Afghanistan. I Understand that Chevron made a down payment of approx $140. to the Pakistani Govt but my info may be outdated. When Clinton hit the Afgans in l998, there is a rumor that he was actually trying to submarine Chevron negotiations with the Taliban, who by then had permitted bin Laden to destoy the embassies in Africa. So, in a nutshell, connecting the dots with Condoleeza Rice...we must all remember that she was on the Board of Directors of Chevron at the time of the negotiations. She was also on the ExxonMobil Board as well as the Board of J P MOrgan/Chase which owns controlling interest in General Electric which owns NBC,...on which you will NEVER see this story reported! See the connections? What has all this to do with Kay Bailey!....not so fast!

Muhammad Karzai, the current "acting Governor" of Afghanistan was also Chevron's main Pipeline consultant in Afghanistan. The Bush administration is having trouble selecting "leaders" in Iraq that don't have apparent Chevron connections, since the world is getting wise to the ploy! Furthermore, Bush/Chevron has no intention of handing over Sovereignty to the IRaqi people until Chevron can regain control of the Iraqi oil fields, which is by no means, certain, UNLESS they can get the UN back in to start up "Blood For Oil". The reason why Bush needs the old Saddam Intelligence regime back in place is because they are already the "keeper of the keys" on the issues of keeping quiet and discreet about Chevron oversight. In other words...it worked once..why fix it if it aint' broke. (I'll explain why Chevron didn't want Saddam captured in Gulf War 1 at a later time) Keep in mind that the Iraqi oil fields were originally nationalized by Saddam Hussein. At the time they belonged to British Petroleum. Subsquently, they came under the control of ChevronTexaco.

I just LOVED this picture.

SEE:  YAHOO NEWS

"...and the meek shall inherit the earth."

Kendrick Meek, Jr., 7, and his sister Lauren Meek, 9, children of Rep. Kendrick Meek, D-FL, stand at Sunday Services as Democratic Presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass, arrives at the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Miami, Fla. Sunday, Oct. 10, 2004
 

10-10-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 41/

 

Monkey Debates Mr. Kerry/

 

Even With the Reactions Below the Press

 

Calls it a TIE !! Unbelieveable !!

 

SEE:  JOHN KERRY BLOG   NEW PICTURES

 

Bush's Temperature Rises


BUSH GOES NEGATIVE ON CHARLIE GIBSON?


President Bush smirked and winked and chuckled to himself. He jumped from his stool, chopped at the air and interrupted the debate moderator. As he fought to keep his emotions in check in a testy, personal debate with Sen. John Kerry, the president asserted, That answer almost made me scowl. [AP, 10/8/04]

An angry Bush at one point cut off moderator Charles Gibson to upbraid Kerry for criticizing the size of the coalition backing the United States in Iraq, saying it denigrated allies like Britain and Poland. [Reuters, 10/9/04]

During his [Bushs] own answers and rebuttals, he was pugnacious. He overrode moderator Charles Gibson's protests at one point, saying loudly, I have to answer this. [USA Today, 10/9/04]


BUSH ON DEFENSE

Mark Shields: I thought the President played defense on an awful lot of issues tonight. I mean including the Canadian importation of drugs and so much on the economy, and as well as Iraq. [PBS, 10/8/04]

Liz Marlantes, Christian Science Monitor: I actually would in many ways characterize the presidents performance as heated and to me, at times; it seemed very defensive, actually. [MSNBC, 10/9/04]

John Harwood, Wall Street Journal: [Bush] was quite agitated at the beginning. He looked defensive, he looked like somebody who was sort of trying to push the rock up hill, convincing people why he really should have gone to war against Iraq even though there were no weapons of mass destruction. [CNN, 10/8/04]

BUSHS ANGER MANAGEMENT

ANGRY MAN

Jon Meachan: That was so interesting to me about President Bush is that he seemed like an angry man tonight, and clearly Kerry got under his skin in the first debate and instead of frankly not letting butter melt in his mouth, tonight he seemed to me to be speaking very loudly. [PBS, 10/9/04]

Melinda Henneberger: [Bush] seemed angry to me. [MSNBC 10/9/04]

TIGHTLY COILED

Liz Marlantes, Christian Science Monitor: [Bush] still has some of those things I mean, you look at his face, hes so tightly coiled; hes got the jaw, hes doing the blinking thing. [MSNBC, 10/9/04]


TENSE AND ANGRY

Joe Klein: Bush seemed tense and angry. The person who wins is the person when you turn off the sound, the one who looks better to the public that was Kerry tonight. Bush is supposed to be the laid back regular guy, [but] he seems more tense than Kerry does. [CNN, 10/9/04]

When Mr. Kerry accused the president of going to war unilaterally, Mr. Bush could not suppress his anger. He jumped off his stool and interrupted the moderator, Charles Gibson of ABC, saying, I've got to answer this. Mr. Gibson wanted to pursue the subject of whether deploying Reserves constituted a form of military draft, but Mr. Bush was adamant. Let me just answer what he just said about going alone, he insisted. You tell Tony Blair we're going alone! Tell Tony Blair we're going alone! [New York Times, 10/9/04]

STRIDENT AND INTENSE

At the outset, Bush seemed strident and intense, as if over-eager to avoid a repetition of his pained performance eight days ago. [New York Times, 10/9/04]

[Bush]...could have used more humility and was almost shrill at times. [Editorial, Dallas Morning News, 10/9/04]

The president seemed to fall back frequently on name-calling.... [Editorial, New York Times, 10/9/04]

NIXON-LIKE

Bush seemed wound a bit too tight. He was a little like Nixon sort of jumping out of his suit, said David Niven, political science professor at Florida Atlantic University. He looked bad on the TV close-ups. [AP, 10/9/04]

HOT UNDER THE COLLAR

The president...let his feelings get the better of him, getting hot under the collar in a medium best served cold. From the outset, his clenched jaw twitched, and he blinked repeatedly, like a man whose contact lens hurt. And when Senator John Kerry turned and confronted him face to face with the latest report on the absence of illicit weapons in Iraq, President Bush snickered derisively - the first sign that the president, though more combative than in the first debate, was not on his game. [New York Times, 10/9/04]

AGITATED

Bush, curbing most of the signs of frustration that marked his performance in last week's debate, grew agitated after Kerry asserted the United States is bearing the burden in Iraq. [Houston Chronicle, 10/9/04]

FLUSTERED

[Bush]...did come across as flustered at a couple points in the evening, referring to his opponent as Sen. Kennedy, who is the senior senator from Massachusetts. When asked about the draft, Bush declared: I hear there is a rumor on the Internets. [Chicago Tribune, 10/9/04]

BUSHS DEJA VU EXPRESSIONS


Mr. Bush seemed hesitant and spoke loudly when he took the stage...at times he flashed glances of anger at Mr. Kerry that were reminiscent of his demeanor the week before. [New York Times, 10/9/04]

And not unlike that first battle, the president sounded angry and defensive, as if scolding the undecided. Yeah, great question, he said when a man asked him about the draft. [New York Times, 10/9/04]

Bush kept his smirks and other body language in check more so than he did in the first debate, though at times he still let them roam. At one point, Bush even interrupted moderator Charles Gibson to lecture Kerry about the allied coalition in Iraq: You tell (British Prime Minister) Tony Blair we're going alone! [Arizona Republic, 10/9/04]

Posted by DickBell on October 9, 2004 at 01:08 PM

 

SEE:  JOHN KERRY BLOG

 

The NY Times on the Town Hall Debate
 

In a board editorial the New York Times weighs in on Friday night's Town Hall debate, and on George Bush's difficulty coming to grips with reality:

"The president's insistence on defending his decision to go into Iraq seemed increasingly bizarre in a week when his own investigators reported that there were no weapons of mass destruction there, and when his own secretary of defense acknowledged that there was no serious evidence of a connection between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda."

...

"And the president was utterly incoherent when asked about whom he might name to the Supreme Court in a second term. His comment about how he didn't want to offend any judges because he wanted "them all voting for me" was a joke - but an unfortunate one, given the fact that the president owes his job to a Supreme Court vote."

The Town Hall Debate
Published: October 9, 2004


Town hall meetings are one vestige of early American democracy that modern presidential candidates know very well. No one who has survived a New Hampshire primary season needs to be told what it's like to answer questions tossed out by a group of average citizens. It's the democratic process in its most amiable state: earnest Americans asking serious questions about the issues. Last night's format was much more suited to George Bush's talents than the hard-edged debate last week, but John Kerry still managed to goad him to irritable near-shouting at some points.

One of the uncommitted voters in the audience sensibly asked President Bush to name three mistakes he'd made in office, and what he had done to remedy the damage. Mr. Bush declined to list even one, and instead launched into an impassioned defense of the invasion of Iraq as a good idea. The president's insistence on defending his decision to go into Iraq seemed increasingly bizarre in a week when his own investigators reported that there were no weapons of mass destruction there, and when his own secretary of defense acknowledged that there was no serious evidence of a connection between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.

Even worse, the president's refusal to come up with even a minor error - apart from saying that he might have made some unspecified appointments that he now regretted - underscores his inability to respond to failure in any way except by insisting over and over again that his original decision was right.

Unfortunately, for long stretches of the evening, the format did not lead to such telling responses. On occasion, the arguments were impossible to follow. Heaven help any citizen who relied on last night's debate to understand what is going on with North Korea or who tried to understand the fight about tax cuts on Subchapter S corporations.

Mr. Bush was deeply unpersuasive when asked why he had not permitted the importation of cheaper prescription drugs from Canada. He claimed that the reason was "I want to make sure it cures you and doesn't kill you." Mr. Kerry cleanly retorted that four years ago in a campaign debate, Mr. Bush had said importing medicine from Canada sounded sensible.

And the president was utterly incoherent when asked about whom he might name to the Supreme Court in a second term. His comment about how he didn't want to offend any judges because he wanted "them all voting for me" was a joke - but an unfortunate one, given the fact that the president owes his job to a Supreme Court vote.

Mr. Kerry was weaker when he had to respond to a woman who wanted to know about spending federal money on abortions. Social issues seem to bring out the senator's worst tendencies to paint a word picture in shades of gray and equivocation.

Both men seemed overly defensive at times, as if they were fighting shadow opponents that were not even in the hall. Mr. Kerry seemed intent, without much prompting by Mr. Bush, on countering the attack ads run by the president's campaign and by other Republican organizations. Mr. Bush sometimes seemed as if he was trying to make up for his weak performance in Debate No. 1.

Mr. Kerry demonstrated, at the very minimum, a stature that was equal to the president's. If Mr. Bush was hoping to recover all the ground he lost last week, he failed in his mission.

The president seemed to fall back frequently on name-calling, denouncing his opponent as a liberal and a tool of the trial lawyers. "The president's just trying to scare," Mr. Kerry said. It will be another few weeks before we see how well that works.


http://www.nytimes.com/

Posted by DickBell on October 9, 2004 at 04:14 AM

 

10-03-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 40/

1,091 US-Up to 15,033 Civilians/

PRAVDA !!! Bush a Fool !!!/

And a Pendejo!!!

Bush's "friend", President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, ("Pooty-Poot" as the smirking chimp (bush) calls him),  is probably not too pleased with idiot boy after he dares to criticise his policies. How could a complete and utter failure try to pass judgement on a real President, fighting real terrorists. You don't hear Mr. Putin saying "Bring 'em on!", Want to know why Georgy? Huh? Cuz Smirky, over here they are real, and no one is using them and inventing them to make money. So go Cheney yourself!

SEE:  PRAVDA

With this in mind, Nemtsos appears in a rather strange position before Russians. However, American president George W. Bush appears to be even a greater fool. Failing to study Putin's initiatives in greater detail, Bush Jr. has publicly expressed his discontent. More so, he has even criticized them. One might get an impression as though by the end of his first presidential term this Republican did manage to learn the names of some countries; he did however fail to perceive the difference between them. In any case, the man who managed to become president of the United States as a result of a major scandal looks rather foolish in his attempt to teach others what to do, especially while electoral legislation in his own country is a mess. But these are the problems American public should be concerned with.

 

SEE:  IRAQ BODY COUNT

Minimum 12,976-Maximum 15,033

 

SEE:  CRYPTOME: LATEST DEAD of 1,091
30 September 2004. Soldier Sgt. Tyler D. Prewitt, 22, of Phoenix, Ariz., died Sept. 28 in Landstuhl, Germany, from injuries sustained in Baqubah, Iraq, on September 24 when a rocket-propelled grenade struck his vehicle and exploded. Soldier Pfc. Joshua K. Titcomb, 20, of Somerset, Ky., died Sept. 29 in Ar Ramadi, Iraq, of injuries sustained on September 28 when an improvised explosive device exploded near his military vehicle. 79 deaths in September.

 

09-30-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 39/

One Debate Down/Kerry Wins

I was extremely disappointed in the fucking-excuse-for-a-primate-smirky-the-chimp-boy, after all, this was supposed to be his strong point, but listening to him I felt sorry for him, he was so human; first becoming flustered, then seeming confused, and even seemed on the brink of flying into a rage. I actually thought at one point he would just tell Mr. Kerry to go Cheney himself and leave the stage. Mr. Bush was so sure that what he has been doing was right that to me he appeared cocky and extremely defensive. He did a good job of trying to paint Mr. Kerry as someone who sends mixed messages, but it was clear the argument was hollow, and of himself as someone with, steadfast resolve, no matter what! He did not present anything new other than his steadfastness in pursuing his failed policies. His mangled simplistic use of the English language was also extremely irritating to listen to, but it is part of his charm and helps him to gain the sympathy he so desperately needs. These qualities made me feel sorry for him but in light of his record and off all the people who have died, quite frankly, he made me sick. Sure his steadfast resolve no matter what and his aw shucks fabricated twanging way of talking have some appeal, but they are not the qualities I want in a President! I think the American people agreed. 

Mr. Kerry on the other hand showed quiet strength, dignity, composure, intelligence, restraint, diplomacy, and a serious command of the issues, all lacking in Bush. The substance and thoughtfulness of his words seemed a breath of fresh air compared to Bushs tired old hollow rhetoric. I think that even the Bush supporters came away saying of Mr. Kerry, Now that is a President! even though their support was mostly unchanged. Listening to callers on C-Span after the debate I was struck by several callers who supported Bush, they called Mr. Kerry President Kerry, two of these individuals did not even realize that they had said that. I think it is pretty clear no matter what camp you belong to, after watching or listening to the debate Mr. Kerry obviously has all the Presidential qualities that Bush is severely lacking in. Mr. Kerry instilled a feeling of comfort, trust, and intelligent competence, and the feelings of pity I came away with for Bush pale in comparison. Mr. Kerrys statements about Iraq, Korea, and the way our allies have been ostracized by Bushs policies, made it clear that he will give America and Americans their dignity and position back on the world stage. He obviously is ready to pursue a new direction using diplomacy and the help of our allies that will bring about peace.

I think it is very clear, if we want to continue to live in a world of terror and fear, where the US is a pariah then we can resolutely stick with Bush, if we want our dignity, security and peace back we can welcome a man who already has shown he is fit for the job, who cares, and is intelligent enough to weigh his options, listen and process new information when making decisions, and make the right choices, not only for himself and his base but for all of us.

JOHN ROBLES II

SEE: FULL TRANSCRIPT OF DEBATE

 

09-30-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 38

Bed-side manner???

SEE: OBGYNs

"We got an issue in Merika. Too many good Docs are getting out of business...Too many OBGYNs aren't able to practice their...their... Love with women all across this country."
George the Smirking Chimp

 

09-28-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 37.5

09-27-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 37/

Using Terror to Stay in Power !

 

Bush skating on thin ice! Even sharks have rules they play by!

SEE: NEW YORK TIMES EDITORIAL

President Bush and his surrogates are taking their re-election campaign into dangerous territory. Mr. Bush is running as the man best equipped to keep America safe from terrorists - that was to be expected. We did not, however, anticipate that those on the Bush team would dare to argue that a vote for John Kerry would be a vote for Al Qaeda. Yet that is the message they are delivering - with a repetition that makes it clear this is an organized effort to paint the Democratic candidate as a friend to terrorists.

When Vice President Dick Cheney declared that electing Mr. Kerry would create a danger "that we'll get hit again," his supporters attributed that appalling language to a rhetorical slip. But Mr. Cheney is still delivering that message. Meanwhile, as Dana Milbank detailed so chillingly in The Washington Post yesterday, the House speaker, Dennis Hastert, said recently on television that Al Qaeda would do better under a Kerry presidency, and Senator Orrin Hatch, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, has announced that the terrorists are going to do everything they can between now and November "to try and elect Kerry."

This is despicable politics. It's not just polarizing - it also undermines the efforts of the Justice Department and the Central Intelligence Agency to combat terrorists in America. Every time a member of the Bush administration suggests that Islamic extremists want to stage an attack before the election to sway the results in November, it causes patriotic Americans who do not intend to vote for the president to wonder whether the entire antiterrorism effort has been kidnapped and turned into part of the Bush re-election campaign. The people running the government clearly regard keeping Mr. Bush in office as more important than maintaining a united front on the most important threat to the nation.

Mr. Bush has not disassociated himself from any of this, and in his own campaign speeches he makes an argument that is equally divisive and undemocratic. The president has claimed, over and over, that criticism of the way his administration has conducted the war in Iraq and news stories that suggest the war is not going well endanger American troops and give aid and comfort to the enemy. This week, in his Rose Garden press conference with the interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, Mr. Bush was asked about Mr. Kerry's increasingly pointed remarks on Iraq. "You can embolden an enemy by sending mixed messages," he said, going on to suggest that Mr. Kerry's criticisms dispirit the Iraqi people and American soldiers.

It is fair game for the president to claim that toppling Saddam Hussein was a blow to terrorism, to accuse Mr. Kerry of flip-flopping and to repeat continually that the war in Iraq is going very well, despite all evidence to the contrary. It is absolutely not all right for anyone on his team to suggest that Mr. Kerry is the favored candidate of the terrorists. And at a time when the United States is supposed to be preparing the Iraqi people for a democratic election, it's appalling to hear the chief executive say that loyal opposition gives aid and comfort to the enemy abroad.

The general instinct of Americans is to play fair. That is why, even though terrorists struck the United States during President Bush's watch, the Democrats have not run a campaign that blames him for allowing the World Trade Center and the Pentagon to be attacked. And while the war in Iraq has opened up large swaths of the country to terrorist groups for the first time, any effort by Mr. Kerry to describe the president as the man whom Osama bin Laden wants to keep in power would be instantly denounced by the Republicans as unpatriotic.

We think that anyone who attempts to portray sincere critics as dangerous to the safety of the nation is wrong. It reflects badly on the president's character that in this instance, he's putting his own ambition ahead of the national good.

 

LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SEE: MOSCOW TIMES GLOBAL EYE

Global Eye
By Chris Floyd
          How many times must the truth be told before it conquers the lies? Again and again, the brutal realities behind the rape of Iraq -- that it was planned years ago, that the aggressors knew full well that their justifications for war were false and that their invasion would lead to chaos, ruin and unbridled terror -- have been exposed by the very words and documents of the invaders themselves. Yet the reign of the lie goes on, rolling toward its final entrenchment in November.
         Last week, as hundreds of Iraqi civilians were being slaughtered by insurgents and invaders, as more pipelines exploded, more hostages were seized, more families sank into poverty and filth, the cynical machinations of the oh-so-Christian Coalition of Bush and Blair were revealed yet again. This time it was a tranche of leaked documents from March 2002, a full year before the war: reports to Tony Blair from his top advisers plainly stating that the intelligence about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was unsubstantiated, that there was no connection between Saddam and al-Qaida, that there was no legal justification for invading the country, and that any such invasion would lead to years of chaotic occupation, The Daily Telegraph (an arch-conservative, pro-war paper) reports.
           Even more remarkably, Blair was told that the likely end result of the invasion would be the rise of yet another Saddam-like tyrant, who would then try to acquire the very weapons of mass destruction that the Coalition attack was ostensibly designed to destroy. In fact, Blair was told, with Iraq hedged in by a powerful Iran to the east and a nuclear-armed Israel to the west, any Iraqi leader, even a democratic one, will eventually seek WMD to defend the country.
           All of this echoed similar warnings given to George W. Bush by the State Department, the CIA, top military brass -- even his own father. Most of these alarms were reported -- obscurely at times -- in the press before the invasion. The Coalition's maniacal drive to war without evidence or provocation was later confirmed -- again, often obliquely -- by Congressional probes, the 9/11 commission, the Hutton report, the Butler report, Bush's official WMD investigators and a raft of revelations by top insiders on both sides of the Atlantic, such as Robin Cook, Richard Clarke, Bob Graham, John O'Neill and others.
           The public record, available to anyone who wants the truth, is undeniable: The war was waged on false pretenses -- and the war leaders knew it. They knew it would bring unimaginable death and suffering to multitudes of innocent people in Iraq -- and to thousands of their own soldiers and civilians as well. They knew it would lead to more terrorism, more chaos, more insecurity in the world. Yet they plunged ahead anyway, deliberately deceiving their own people with a poison cloud of lies, exaggeration and bluster. Why? Because for the warmongers, the game was worth the candle: The loot, the power, the "dominance" to be won was an irresistible temptation.
           The Telegraph expose centered on papers prepared for Blair's March 2002 summit with the true ruler of the United States: Dick Cheney. As often noted here, Cheney was a key figure in the corporate/militarist faction Project for the New American Century, along with Don Rumsfeld, Paul Wolfowitz and other bloodthirsty elites. In September 2000 -- before Bush was installed as the faction's White House frontman -- PNAC issued the final version of a plan, years in the making, to ensure American geopolitical and economic "dominance" through military control of key oil regions and strategic pipeline routes, either directly or via client states. This would be accompanied by a "revolutionary" transformation of American society into a more warlike state: a transformation that PNAC said could only be accomplished if the American people were "galvanized" by "a catalyzing event -- like a new Pearl Harbor."
           The conquest of Iraq was a vital cog in this long-range plan, and the depredations of the Baath Regime -- the worst of which occurred with the full support of PNAC's top players during the Reagan-Bush years -- had nothing to do with it. The Cheney-Rumsfeld group put it plainly in 2000: The need to establish a military presence in Iraq "transcends the issue of the regime of Saddam Hussein." Likewise, 9/11 and "the new threats in a changed world" -- evoked so often as a justification by the warmongers -- were equally irrelevant to an invasion planned years before the CIA's ex-ally, Osama bin Laden, obligingly provided that longed-for "new Pearl Harbor."
           What's more, the warmakers knew that Saddam's WMD arsenal and weapons development programs had been dismantled at his order in 1991. This was confirmed in 1995 by crateloads of documentary evidence supplied by top defector Hussein Kamel, Saddam's son-in-law and WMD chieftain -- as Time magazine reported years ago. It was confirmed again by UN inspectors, who independently verified the elimination of 95 percent of Iraq's WMD arsenal -- before they were summarily pulled out of the country ahead of a U.S.-British punitive strike in 1998.
          Bush, Blair, Cheney and the rest knew all of this when they made the decision to launch what the Nuremberg Tribunal called "the supreme international crime" -- aggressive war. Now they are openly planning a new blitzkrieg to crush all resistance to their profit-seeking conquest: an assault -- conveniently set after Bush's re-installation as frontman -- which they know will churn through countless innocent bodies like a meat grinder.

When they stand before the world to justify the coming outrage, remember this, and hold to it: everything they say about their war is a lie. And it has been from the beginning.

 

09-26-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 36/

Bush a Lying, Out-of-Touch,

Un-American, Smirking, Pendejo

 

MSNBC says "Mission Failed Time to Abort"

SEE: MSNBC

Staying the Course Isnt an Option Iraq is probably already lost, says former military-policy planner Mike Turner

 

Bush was sooooo wrong!

SEE: NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS

"No tyrannical father presiding over an intimidated household was ever tiptoed around with greater caution than is the figure of President George W. Bush...."

 

Remember that October surprise they are planning to keep George the Fascist Dictator, well the vehicle to keep the Smirking Chimp in power, the US Patriot Act, is being pushed in desperation. 9-11 was just the beginning.

SEE: CRYPTOME

Tim Hanes/Intelligence Officer/US Attorney's Office/Concord, NH 03301/603- 225-1562 x268/Cell 603- 520-9817/FAX 603- 226-7778
 

Candace Gingrich against Bush! Cool!

SEE: MAINE TODAY

"I'm stumping to fire George Bush," she said.

 

Bush "Out of touch with reality."

SEE: NYDAILYNEWS

Kerry's aides ridiculed Bush as "unhinged" for his glowing assessment of Iraq.

 

In the "Land of the Free ala-Bush you can only speak out in "Free speech zones"

SEE: BOWDOIN

"There are designated places where people are able to protest." The Bush campaign keeps tight control over election events by exclusively admitting supporters of the president to rallies.
 

Bush's campaign tactics "un-American."

SEE: MAHABLOG

The U.S. and Britain blamed the threat of a French veto for not pursuing their resolution at the United Nations authorizing military action. This was humbug designed to camouflage the diplomatic disaster these countries suffered at the UN, where a clear majority of the Security Council members opposed them. Not pursuing the doomed Anglo-American resolution also let off the hook non-permanent council members -- Mexico, Chile and Pakistan -- since they were not going to support the U.S. but would have felt uncomfortable saying so publicly.
    Since then, our foreign relations have gotten worse. The Spanish dumped a pro-Bush prime minister for lying to them about terrorism. Costa Rica asked to be removed from the "coalition." This week Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, allegedly one of our "good friends" in the Middle East, snubbed Bush by refusing to send Pakistani troops into Iraq. And yesterday he told Tom Brokaw that the war in Iraq had made America's position in the Middle East worse.
     But in Bushworld, supporting Kerry is tantamount to supporting terrorism.
     In an editorial today, the New York Times called Bush's campaign tactics "un-American."
This is despicable politics. It's not just polarizing - it also undermines the efforts of the Justice Department and the Central Intelligence Agency to combat terrorists in America
 

09-24-04

Hey George! I'm BAAhAAACK!!

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 35/

Bush Keeps Lying People Keep Dying

 Mr. Kerry states, in clear terms, his position on Iraq.

SEE: SLATE

9. Bush keeps saying things that aren't true. Bush says Kerry habitually contradicts himself. Kerry's answer is that Bush habitually contradicts the facts.

 

ABC News' Peter Jennings exposes one of Monkey in Chief's many lies. Download VIDEO!

SEE: JAR2

 

Bush is not living in the real world. Fabricated lies.

SEE: YAHOO

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said Thursday that Iraq's Ayad Allawi was sent before Congress to put the "best face" on a Bush administration policy that has gone wrong.

 

Klingons say Gore should have killed Bush.

SEE:  WWEEK

"On the home world, if there had been a contested election between Gore and Bush, the honorable thing would be for Gore to kill Bush," explained Khraanik

 

We can't take it anymore. More Bush lies.

SEE: MICHAEL MOORE

 

 

Russian Teens' Two Word Message to Bush. "It's F***ED BYEAACH", Thanks George!

SEE: PHOTO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

09-??-04

 

06-07-04

NEXT INVASION: IRAN OCTOBER 27 2004

Neo-Hitler's days are numbered.

06-19-04 to 09-24-0

 

I endorsed Kerry because he may have brought about peace.

 

 

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 34/

 

Korean Hostage Brutally Murdered

 

*Fuck George Bush !!! Impeach His Ass !!!/

 

!!GOOD NEWS !!!! REALLY!!

 

No Really, I wouldn't lie to you.

 

Third beheading by The ISLAMIC DEVILS.

SEE: KOREAN MURDERED

 

Actual good news, no really I am not kidding, and I don't mean Bush was found under a ten-speed with a pretzle in his throat and Saddam's gun shoved up his *ss! CNN SNIPPET: Test pilot Mike Melvill landed at Mojave Airport, about 80 miles north of Los Angeles, California, after taking the rocket plane SpaceShipOne to an altitude of more than 100 kilometers (62.5 miles) -- the internationally recognized boundary of space.

SEE:  FIRST PRIVATE SPACE PLANE

 

WTF SNIPPET: Making the baby Jebus cry
Ex-con and bigoted right-wing crackpot Reverend Sun Myung Moon has been coronated as 'King of Peace' and 'Messiah' - by the
US Congress. In a Senate office building.
 

Sacramento Bee Snippet: Anderson said he starting hanging the posters because he was angry about Washington's policies and he was personally affected by the Patriot Act when security personnel stopped Anderson's daughter from boarding a plane because she was on a "no-fly list."

SEE:  TWO-YEAR-OLD TERRORIST

 

NYTimes Snippet: Besides, it may turn out that the most talked-about moments in the film are the least impeachable. Mr. Moore makes extensive use of obscure footage from White House and network-news video archives, including long scenes that capture President Bush at his least articulate. For the White House, the most devastating segment of "Fahrenheit 9/11" may be the video of a befuddled-looking President Bush staying put for nearly seven minutes at a Florida elementary school on the morning of Sept. 11, continuing to read a copy of "My Pet Goat" to schoolchildren even after an aide has told him that a second plane has struck the twin towers. Mr. Bush's slow, hesitant reaction to the disastrous news has never been a secret. But seeing the actual footage, with the minutes ticking by, may prove more damaging to the White House than all the statistics in the world.

SEE:  FAHRENHEIT 9/11

 

06-21-04 Suzanne Vega Page Added to Lyrics

 

 

06-19-04  1 Picture

 

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al-Qaf***ingeda for Bush !

 

Bush told he is playing into Bin Laden's hands.

SEE: Bin Laden Loves Bush

 

Mrs Saddam says Saddam is not Saddam.

SEE:   Prison Planet   PRAVDA

 

George Bush's Big Lie Grows Bigger

SEE:  Thousand Reason to OUST BUSH

 


 

 

06-18-04    

 

#@%$32

 

Proving to me that democrats still have their hearts in the right places, the John Kerry Blog came to a standstill today for nine minutes in remembrance of Paul Johnson who was violently murdered today, by Muslims lunatics. The nine minutes was originally suggested by myself after hearing of the death of Paul Johnson. I had made the suggestion threes times before it was respected by all. George Bush, who had the power to stop the murder made no mention of Mr Johnson and ignored the impassioned pleas of his family to do something. When the time was up I posted this note:
HUMANITY HAS JUST BEEN REDUCED BY THE LOSS OF ANOTHER SOUL
WE MUST STOP THE KILLING

Not anything big, but a sign that there is still something good in all of us.

If you are looking for the moment it's here. 9 Minutes

 

06-14-04

 

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Terrorism on the Rise

 

Another mistake (sic) by the Bush administration. I wonder how many other things they have doctored and lied about that we have not found out about nor will ever know about. Snippet: "Instead, the number of incidents and the toll in victims increased sharply, the department said. Statements by senior administration officials claiming success were based "on the facts as we had them at the time; the facts that we had were wrong,"...." AGAIN!

SEE:  TERRORISM ON THE RISE:  BRING 'EM ON?

 

06-13-04  

 

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CHILDREN TORTURED?!?!?!?!?!?!?

 

Lord Help Us

 

Has the world gone mad?!?! Apparently not only have Iraqi men been tortured and humiliated, women raped, and prisoners killed, but now it is slowly coming out that even children may have been tortured in Iraq. I am in disbelief that this could have happened, it sickens and disgusts me to the point where I am at a loss for words. If this is true and I keep saying "if", because somehow it doesn't seem to want to register with the conscious mind that something so heinous could have been done and even worse sanctioned by the government, if this is true we must do something drastic. I am sickened.

SEE:  Abu Ghraib: how will the torture of children be spun as legal?

 

Have had this photo for a long time and have decided to share it, enjoy! Film soon to be released on the demonization of Clinton by the fascist machine, jar2 has a copy. Requires Quick-Time.  12.6 Mb zipped.

SEE:  Hunting the President     FTP

 

 

 

 

Ray Charles Dies at 73/

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 29/

 

Bush War Criminal

 

 

We are saddened by the genuine loss to humanity of Ray Charles. He was a man who actually gave something to the world, he gave the gift of music and through his songs and the person he was, inspired thousands and gave us hope, he will be missed. A quote: "We [Americans] do have the freedom to say things we want to say. We can if we have the will and the drive, pretty much make ourselves become whatever [we want to be]."

SEE: Rest In Peace Ray

 

Turns out that not only were men subject to torture, but it appears that perhaps children were also tortured in order to make their mothers talk. Jesus! Who are the real barbarians here??? Snippet: "He said he had seen all the Abu Ghraib pictures. He said, "You haven't begun to see evil..." then trailed off. He said, "horrible things done to children of women prisoners, as the cameras run." He looked frightened.

SEE: Torture and Rumours of Torture

Hussein Tortured? Snippet: "BEIJING, June 11 (Xinhuanet) -- A Jordanian attorney who claims he represents Saddam Hussein said on Wednesday he believes the ousted Iraqi leader was subjected to torture,..."

SEE:  Hussein Tortured

 

Teacher speaks poorly of his holiness Saint Ronald of Reagan and has to pay the price, where is the freedom of speech that the US is supposed to be so great for. For shame. Quote: "This teacher said she wasn't going to participate, even if Reagan was dead," McCann said. "She didn't think Reagan was the hero that everyone else thought he was."

SEE:  Don't Say Anything Bad About Ronald McFascist 1

 

A "Book of Remembrance'' placed by San Jose officials in the City Hall lobby for people to record their memories of former President Reagan became a symbol of conflict over his administration Wednesday when a critical reference about his tenure was cut out by two city employees in front of television news cameras.

SEE:  Don't Write Anything Bad About Ronald McFascist 2  

 

"I said that I was sick of all of the media that was glorifying Reagan and rewriting history that was pretty despicable," he said. "Basically, what the gist of the show was, it was a celebration that Ronald Reagan was dead, was finally dead."

SEE:  Don't Broadcast Anything Bad About Ronald McFacsist 3 

 

Now I don't like what Reagan did, I think that maybe on a personal level he was pretty harmless but I would not condone using his death. Bush wants to exploit Reagan's death, "Hey another body to use!" Snippet:"One longtime GOP consultant told Rove he was a “goddamned idiot” for even considering putting the ads on the air." "Former First Lady Nancy Reagan has sent a message to the White House expressing her “extreme displeasure” at any attempt to use her late husband as a campaign tool in the Presidential campaign."

SEE:  Another Body for Bush to Use 

 

Bush may be impeached if knowledge of torture is proven. Snippet: "...goes on to observe nervously that punishments for violations of the War Crimes Act "include the death penalty,""

SEE:  Bush War Crimes

 

Reagan's reign wasn't all sunshine

SEE:  Reagan's reign wasn't all sunshine 

 

Movie of the century.

SEE:  Fahrenheit 9/11

 

06-10-04 No entries today, am out. Be back at midday Moscow time.

 

06-09-04

 

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Memories of Right Wing Reagan

 

I think most of us had very difficult lives when Reagan was president, I know I did. His death, like his illness, diminished capacity in the White House, and the Bush planned  assassination attempt on his life have all been used by the Bush family for their own gain, you would think that in death they could respect him. Now they have taken his death and used it to advance their own campaign as well.

This latest has taken our attention from Mr. AWOL's abysmal failures in Europe and before the U.N., the US papers are touting the UN decision as some great victory for the United States when basically the UN has decided unanimously that the US should getthe **** out of Iraq.

Enough already on Reagan. I remember when the Republicans took power and started taking away all of the gains made by minorities thinking that they were like nazis, Reagan being the head stormtrooper, that is what I remember of Reagan. And how all of a sudden abortion was the hot topic, and the poor were a burden on society, and how all of our problems were caused by the poor immigrants who were stealing our jobs. That is what I remember. It is sad when anyone dies, but enough already. I always remember how he used to have to use cue cards even at social functions.

SEE: THE NET
 

Old assassination attempt on George Bush's Daddy, just for you X

SEE:  IRAQ

 

Africa

SEE: AFRICA

 

Bush killed Jesus.

SEE: JESUS    JESUS
 

They wanted to torture people indiscriminately. "Jamie Fellner, the director of United States programs for Human Rights Watch, said Monday, "We believe that this memo shows that at the highest levels of the Pentagon there was an interest in using torture as well as a desire to evade the criminal consequences of doing so."

SEE: Can We Torture People And Not Pay For It?

 

Saddam Hussein, who is currently being held captive by the Americans, is slowly going insane.

SEE:   PRAVDA

 

06-08-04 Pictures on Bush Page   Pictures of Warplane Graveyard    CHAAAllABI

 

 

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 27/

 

Anybody Know the Polish Word for Pendejo?

 

Pope tells Bush he is  a mass-murderer.

SEE: Murder IS Still Murder

 

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Iraq and Chalabi.

SEE: Anti-War>com  

 

Norman Stone: No, Mr. Bush you can't compare D-Day with Iraq

SEE:  Bush's Delusions 

 

Pentagon has lost track of exported missiles Terrorists could use anti-aircraft Stinger missiles, critics say.

SEE:  Where're those weapons????? Again!!!

 

Mexican Trucks

SEE: Mexican Trucks

 

US plans big S Korea troop cuts

SEE:  Less troops where there are WMDs 

 

Gaddafi Regrets Reagan Died Without Facing Trial
SEE:
Reagan Comment 

 

Bush already using Reagan's death to campaign The SHAME!

SEE: To Bush Just Another Body To Use

 

EX-PATS in Danger

SEE: Saudi Arabia BBC


NORTH CANTON, Ohio -- Executives at Diebold say that company officials will not be allowed to take part in any politics, except voting, NewsChannel5 reported.
This comes after the Diebold Inc. chairman held a Republican fundraiser at his home.
The company's subsidiary makes voting machines.

SEE: NEXT ELECTION ALREADY FOR SALE
 

 

06-07-04  3 Pictures

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 26/

 

French Hate Bush/

 

!10 Billion Bucks!

 

SEE: Moscow Times

 

Looks like not one of the higher-ups is going to take any heat for the abuse of prisoners in Iraq, as everyone is focussing on Reagans death and D-Day stories are quietly coming out and going away as to how, because of the poor state of the various investigatios and their inability to connect the dots, of course, no one is going to have to take responsibility for the torture suffered by the Iraqi prisoners. The New York Times says, "...the accountability of senior officers and Pentagon officials may remain unanswered as a result."

SEE: Let It Slide

 

The newspaper Libération warns Mr. Bush that he should not take President Jacques Chirac's expected expressions of gratitude as directed at him, but rather at America. Laurent Fabius, a former prime minister, says Mr. Bush is viewed "as the exact opposite of the values that make us love America." The idea is very French. It is conceptual. It is subtle. It is intellectually pleasing.

SEE:  Bush You Are A Disgrace To The Country   

 

UNITED NATIONS, Nov 19 (IPS) - The U.S.-run Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) will get control of billions of dollars in Iraqi oil revenues beginning midnight Friday when it formally takes over the seven-year-old, U.N. administered ”oil-for-food'' programme (OFFP).
SEE:
10 Billion Dollars
 

 

06-06-04  1 Picture

 

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Pope Extremely Displeased With Bush

 

 

The hounds are on a scent.

SEE: Behind Trees

 

SEE:  Bush Admits Iraqis Justified   

 

The Pope yesterday subjected George Bush to a very public, relentlessly critical assessment of the US administration's performance in Iraq, attacking "deplorable" abuses of prisoners and calling for an international solution to the country's crisis.

SEE: Pope Tears Bush a New One

 

06-05-04

Ronald Reagan Dead

 

06-04-04

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 24/Bush: God's Annointed "Pendejo!"/Tenet FIRED!/

 Bush Losing His Mind! Looking for Lawyer

 

By John Robles

Well just as I was saying all along, I am not going to say I told you so, but actually I did. I am talking about GB being a dangerous whacko. The day that he was elected president I told everyone I knew, if the topic came up for discussion, that he would start a war within six months to a year and that is exactly what happened. At the time I had no idea that in order to, (bring it on!), the events of 9-11 would take place, but they did, and as George said at the time he had,"... hit the trifecta!" Now I am not saying that George Bush caused 9-11, although he and his big business cronies profited most of all and this would cause any thinking person to be suspicious, but it sure helped him to put his plans into motion; his plan to invade Iraq, to start war, and to subjugate the American People to the will of the neo-cons. Those are the facts, I am not telling you anything new. Now things are coming full circle and it will soon be time to pay the piper.

This is a dangerous man and my fear is that as he begins to feel the heat and sense his past coming back to haunt him he will try to do something monumental in scope. With each passing day more and more comes out that gives us a glimpse into the workings of the mind that we have all been subjugated to for the last few years. Here is a man who fancies himself, and wants to be viewed by the world as a great "War President", his own words tell us that, his likening his invasion of a sovereign nation under false pretenses and the resulting quagmire to the great victories of WWII tell us even more how off-base he is.

To fully understand this megalomaniac one has to look at his past, what is available in the public record is enough to start with. Here is a man who grew up with a silver spoon in his mouth, no doubt subjugated to intense pressure and expectations as a child; he grew up in a cocoon surrounded by Secret Service men, and people coddling him. As he grew up he lost respect for individual human lives seeing people as pawns to be used to further his own ends, this is clear and evident from the way he treats his subordinates. This is what he learned from his privileged childhood and authoritarian parents. People were afraid to anger him because of who his father was, and he learned to use this, first in his college years, and then later in life, he grew up uninterested, spoiled, and angry. He tried to deny his own New England roots, instead choosing to pretend to be some great Texan oil man. Which he is not.

With each and every greater deed came greater and greater failure, but these were all taken care of. So now we have a man who thinks that he can do, say, cause, and inflict whatever he wants and someone else will always take the blame. Only this time it won't happen that way. At least I hope not!

As for his delusions of persecution and his "Jesus complex", this was brought on by abusive parents, his own view that he is better than the rest of us, a mixing of "holier-than-thou" conservative ideology, and an intellect, quite frankly, not intelligent enough to deal with the world around him.

At present he is in denial, and refuses to accept a reality that is not in sync with his own delusional architecture, and his own vision of himself as the hand of God. This should be clear to his aids and those close to him, I think for the sake of our own safety and the safety of the world this man must be contained.

Were I talking about a patient at a mental institution I would recommend further treatment, but I am talking about the president of the United States of America, who with his desire to view himself as a great "war leader" may bring about WWIII.

The latest firing made it easier to draw my conclusions, as the CIA has a building named after his father, (for shame!) he views this (DCI) as his own plaything, first he uses the director as a scapegoat, then in a fit of temper he fires him for no good reason. And let us not forget that all the claims of "bad intelligence", were a result of GB telling everyone to only bring him information that fit into his own view of things. Remember that George Tenet tried to warn GB prior to 9-11.

I think George Tenet's statement upon his firing may give us an idea of how far GB may go, Tenet said, ""And while Washington and the media will put many different faces on the decision, it was a personal decision, and had only one basis -- in fact, the well-being of my wonderful family -- nothing more and nothing less." Could it be that our psychopathic, delusional, megalomaniac GB threatened Mr. Tenet's family? Just a thought, I would not be surprised.

Maybe it is time Bush was made to step down, "today", he is apparently unfit to be in office.

Well I have had enough, I have developed a splitting migraine and need to get some sleep, so until next time, be careful, and goodnight.
John A Robles II
   

 

SEE these stories, or don't, you are a free individual so do as you wish.;->

"...during the meeting Wednesday, the President cut him off by saying 'that's it George. I cannot abide disloyalty. I want your resignation and I want it now."

 

"In meetings with top aides and administration officials, the President goes from quoting the Bible in one breath to obscene tantrums against the media, Democrats and others that he classifies as “enemies of the state.”

 

"...led by a man who declares his decisions to be “God’s will” and then tells aides to “fuck over” anyone they consider to be an opponent of the administration."

 

SEE: Bush Insane
 

Bush looking for a lawyer, and it about eefffing time.

"Their damning testimony has prompted Bush to contact an outside lawyer for legal advice because evidence increasingly points to his involvement in the leak of covert CIA operative Valerie Plame's name to syndicated columnist Robert Novak."

SEE: Bush Knew About Blowing Cover

 

CIA Stuff

SEE: Pavitt  

 

SEE: Tenet  

 

SEE: Gordon   

 

SEE: 2nd Resignation   

 

SEE: Secret Language   

 

SEE: CIA Blues     

 

SEE: Bush Treason    

 

SEE: Tenet Resigns   

 

SEE: Fall Guy     

 

SEE: Tatters

 

 

06-03-04  1 Picture

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 23/

 

Bush Will Always be a "Pendejo!"/

 

The S*** is Hitting the Fan!/

 

Tenet Resigns!!!??!

 

The announcement came shortly before 10am. The White House says Tenet is stepping down for personal reasons, but he and the CIA have come under increasing political fire.

SEE:  KFDX

We should remember that this is the man who in the summer of 2001 was repeatedly warning pretty much anyone who would listen that al Qaeda was coming, that al Qaeda wanted to attack the United States, that something major could happen

SEE:  CNN

 

06-02-04

 

The REAL President of the United States

 

No Comment Needed

06-02-04

 

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Bush Still a "Pendejo!"

 

By John Robles

 Having spent most of the day blogging around had no time to peruse the news, Bush still bent on world domination. What is disturbing is that there have been massive Naval movements happening all over the world, perhaps the US is preparing to invade another country? Will look for more on this.

 

Any intelligent dialogue involving defense must also include dialogue regarding diplomacy. We will never be safe as long as new enemies are being made everyday. Mr. "Bring 'em on!" 's style of diplomacy brought us 9-11 and the current quagmire in Iraq. Every passing hour brings us all closer to the brink as long as George Walker Bush is in office. Of this I am sure.

 

What can be done? The United States of America used to be a symbol of strength, of freedom, and of opportunity. We had allies the world over who admired, trusted, and looked to us for guidance. The world believed that we were the answer, that we could solve any and every problem. We were viewed as a compassionate and multi-facetted nation, strong and fair, compassionate and wise, ready to assist and help the weak and the defenseless.

 

Now that has all changed, and that change began at home, right on the corner, at the local college, at the supermarket, and all the local places where people meet and interact, in the streets of America. What am I talking about? About the little Indian looking kid who gets beat up all the time for nothing, about the black family who is terrorized for nothing, about the Arab kid who is kicked around for nothing, about the Mexican girl who will never have a chance to be someone, I am talking about the Chinese kid who is taunted, and the Jewish kid who is afraid to leave his home, and all the Russians, Koreans, Italians, Armenians, Puerto Ricans, and every other ethnic group that makes up our nation, the American Indians who live in exile, women and all the people who are alienated and ostracized every day, people as diverse and varied as the world we live in, people who have to live knowing that they will never have a chance at the American dream, because they are different. Different from whom? From the fat rich men who control everything. These are people who have to listen to the Rush Limpbrains, the Ann Culteers, and the George Bushes spew their own version of how things should be day after day year after year, a version of reality where only they benefit, and God forbid one should stand up to their fascist, racist, holier-than-thou ideology and rhetoric.

 

The US has become a police state where the individual has no rights. The government that the reeepoooplicans have given us can be called nothing less than fascist. In the name of our own security they tell us that they are taking away our rights, and using the fear that they have instilled in us they wish to control us even further. They use terror, and when George Bush proclaimed that he had hit the trifecta upon hearing of 9-11 it was clear as day, they are the terrorists, they have used terror to take control of our country, the have used it to stifle dissent, they have used it to cow the once great American people into passivity. Then they flaunt their insidious deeds in front of our eyes, and we can do nothing to stop them. They send soldiers to die for no real reason, and we can not stop them. They take away our rights as if they were theirs to be taken away, and we do nothing. They exploit, pollute, rape, and desecrate everything and anything they want in order to line their pockets. We do nothing.

 

 So what can we do to protect our great country, we can live by the values that are supposed to make us a great nation, we can be a fair and just and peace-loving society, we can instill ideals, tolerance, and understanding in our people, we can strive to be the great and just nation that is our heritage and we will be loved again by all.

 

Or we can continue to follow the path we are on to hell.

 

How can we protect ourselves? By not having so many enemies.

 

If terrorism is the disease, we need to attack the root of the problem. In my humble opinion that begins with the Arab kid down the street who gets beat up everyday and will grow into the next terrorist.

 

If this post is taken down right away I will understand why. I am sure to make people uncomfortable, but that is what free speech is all about isn’t it?

 

You all have a great evening. It has been an honor posting here.

 

John JAR2 JAR2.com John Robles II

 

If we had no enemies we would not need to defend ourselves, (unrealistic?) perhaps

 

06-01-04

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 21/Bush a "Pendejo!"/

Bush Puppet Not Chosen

 

If you thought you were safe from black lists and the prying eyes of a Totalitarian Regime take a look at this site. Apparently the neo-nazi scum have completely gone over the edge in theirattempts to control the people. It is in this, their own attempts to make themselves safe from what they fear most, a free and equal people, that they are guaranteed to bring about their own down-falls, hopefully there will be something left of the country when they are gone. Were they to be made aware of this fact, I have no doubt that it would not change anything. That is my opinion. John Robles

SEE:  FOLLOW THE NETWORK     MIRROR

 

If it is possible to parody the parody that the neo-racisists have made of democracy then perhaps this George Orwellian site should give you a thing or two to think about.

SEE:  Students for BIG BROTHER

 

Along the same lines you can find similiar views and a parody of the Fascist State at the following link.

SEE:  fringe-right whackjobs

 

I was surfing and came across this well written if somewhat cut and dried look at the situation which has been unfolding in the US since the days of Reagan.

Quote: "The extreme methods being pushed by the neocons are the measure of their desperation. They are on the way out – out of power, out of credibility, and out..."

SEE:  ANTIWAR-COM

 

I was surfing some more and came across this much more detailed Thesis on the rationale for going to war in Iraq. A must read as it details greatly the lies and rationale behind the invasion.

SEE:  Devon M. Largio Senior Honors Thesis

SEE:  A Quick Rundown
 

Then we have 25 killed in Iraq as President named.

SEE:  Explosion

 

I have been updating and redoing most of the site. feel free to look around. Big changes to my photo galleries. Video of the week from Olga S. again. Thank you.

SEE:  Huge Picture Archive over 300 Mb

 

If you want to vent maybe someone will hear you here.

SEE:  Moron

 

And of course what would the day be like without the usual dose of news and horror surrounding  George "The Imbecile" Bush. Today from RU land a fairly decently written piece.

SEE: SIMPLETON Pravda

 

And from Anti-War com this:

SEE:  Extraterrestrial

 

The President of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, had this to say, "Asked about George W. Bush in a press conference, he replied that the US president was a pendejo." Can I quote a quote? In Russian pendejo would be mudak, and in English, asshole.

SEE:  MUDAK

 

On failed Iraqi policy.

SEE:  Modicum of Freedom

SEE:  Iraq Strategy Just Joking

 

From Time " " F___ Saddam. we're taking him out." Those were the words of President George W. Bush, who had poked his head into the office of National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice. It was March 2002, and Rice was meeting with three U.S. Senators, discussing how to deal with Iraq through the United Nations, or perhaps in a coalition with America's Middle East allies. Bush wasn't interested. He waved his hand dismissively, recalls a participant, and neatly summed up his Iraq policy in that short phrase. The Senators laughed uncomfortably; Rice flashed a knowing smile. The President left the room."

SEE: F*** BUSH  

 

FBI apologizes for false arrest in Spain bombings case, we wrecked your life, oops, sorry.

SEE:  But he's a foreigner!!

 

New Pictures of Bush

SEE:  Face 

 

Judge: Bush Abortion Ban Unconstitutional. "SAN FRANCISCO - In a ruling with coast-to-coast effect, a federal judge declared the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional Tuesday, saying it infringes on a woman's right to choose." In a statement, the Bush re-election campaign said: "Today's tragic ruling upholding partial birth abortion shows why America needs judges who will interpret the law and not legislate from the bench. ... John Kerry's judicial nominees would similarly frustrate the people's will and  Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah I guess when the stinking fascists say the "people's will" they mean their own, and that women are not people, or should not have wills. God they make me sick. Abortion is a woman's personal decision, choice, and a dilemma that we, as a society, should try to help with.

SEE:  NYA-NYAHHHAWW

 

05-31-04

 

Updates to content pages, Lyrics, Computing, Etc. This site has several secrets, to date seven, if you can find them all, tell me. There are three on this page.

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 20

 

Two Nixon Prosecutors Die in One Day

 

Bush must be impeached.

SEE: Democrats

 

Two Nixon prosecutors die on one day? This can not be right. Well it is.

 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Samuel Dash, chief counsel for the House Judiciary Committee (news - web sites) that challenged President Richard Nixon's abuse of executive power in the 1970s, died on Saturday, his family said. He was 79

SEE: Yahoo


Washington Post
Sunday, May 30, 2004; Page A01
Archibald Cox, 92, the Harvard law professor and special prosecutor whose refusal to accept White House limits on his investigation of the Watergate break-in and coverup helped bring about the 1974 resignation of President Richard M. Nixon, died yesterday at his home in Brooksville, Maine.

SEE: Washington Post

 

 

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When Will It End?

 

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The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 18-

An Aggressive War/

 

 

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The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 17/

Bush's Neo-Nazis Cons Trying to Save

 

Stinking Ship

 

800+US  9187-11046 Civilians

 

 

05-28-04

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 16/

Psy-Ops Initiated on Bush's Behalf

05-28-04

Here are the vacations of record by the current and previous four administrations: Carter, Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, and Bush II.
 

President Jimmy Carter (D) Georgia:
79 Days (over 1 term - 4 years)


President Ronald Reagan (R) California:
335 days (over 2 terms - 8 years)


President George H. W. Bush (R) Texas:
543 days (over 1 term - 4 years)

President William J. Clinton (D) Arkansas:
152 days (over 2 terms - 8 years)

President George W. Bush (R) Texas:
250 days (as of Aug. '03, less than one term!)

SEE:  Permanent Vacation

 

SEE: Bush, "We will destroy the United States of America."

 

The re-writing of Iraqi history is now going on at supersonic speed. Weapons of mass destruction? Forget it. Links between Saddam and al-Qa'ida? Forget it. Liberating the Iraqis from Saddam's Abu Ghraib life of torture? Forget it. Wedding party slaughtered? Forget it.

SEE: The Things Bush Didn't Say in His Speech

 

The new warning and re-re-re-release of the pictures of what are supposed to be terrorists may just be another psy-op, like Bush's scratched up face, like the Berg murder and all the other news that has been making the rounds in the last few days, the best news that I have seen during the past week was that Bush's approval rating has dropped to somwhere in the low 40% level, some say mid 30% level. People are starting to wake up.

SEE: NY Times and the Web

 

Russia uges all nationals, including reporters, to quit Iraq immediately

SEE: Pravda

 

Official US Governemt Black-List. Terrorists.

SEE: US Treasury

 

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 9/Torture Incorporated

/Bush Skirts Blame

 

 

By John Robles II

05-05-04

Any normal human being can not help but be disgusted and alarmed by the photographs that have recently been coming out of Iraq showing what are supposed to be the great liberators acting worse than the people they were supposedly liberating the Iraqis from.

 

I know that I for one am disgusted. If one is to consider that what has gotten out is just the tip of the iceberg then we should all be extremely alarmed.

 

Consider for a moment the fact that all of the news and the images that have come out of Iraq since the beginning of this so-called war have been spoon fed to us by journalists and media outlets who are under the control of the US government and you to will have reason to believe as I do that what we are seeing now is just a small sample of what has really been going on there.

 

The press is towing the line by printing and broadcasting reports sponsored by the government in which they claim that these are only isolated incidents, when in reality the only aberration that I think really exists here is the fact that these incidents actually got past the censorship net that has pretty much sealed off Iraq from the rest of the world from day one.

 

If you consider that a general in the army was withdrawn from duty over the abuse of prisoners it should be clear that this could not have happened over an isolated incident involving six low level soldiers.

 

The fact that the people who are involved in the twisted acts that have been photographed for the world to see, were bold enough to take pictures and not even attempt to hide their appearances points to the fact that they were extremely comfortable and had no reservations whatsoever about what they were doing.

 

According to The New Yorker the partied involved included the following six people: Staff Sergeant Ivan L. Frederick II, known as Chip; Specialist Charles A. Graner; Sergeant Javal Davis; Specialist Megan Ambuhl; Specialist Sabrina Harman; and Private Jeremy Sivits. The  seventh perpetrator, Private Lynndie England, was reassigned to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, after becoming pregnant, it is unknown by whom, perhaps one of her charges.

 

All of the parties involved are awaiting trial in Iraq except for England.

 

Of course we do not know that whole story, but no matter how terrible the men were or what they had done they should not have been subjected to such inhumane treatment.

 

If they were in fact intelligence sources and they were being broken for the purpose of interrogations then it is bad trade-craft indeed if the intelligence officers were allowing their operations, or warm-ups, to be run by such amateurs as the people listed above. As the press reports, they claim that they were on orders from higher ups to break the detainees in order to loosen them up so that they would talk  when they were interrogated by Intel officers.

 

In the light of these facts and incidents and the mountain more that I am sure we will never hear about, it is no wonder whatsoever that the Iraqi people are revolting against the US and England, and it makes the incident that happened in Falluhah, when the contractors were mutilated and hung from a bridge seem more understandable. The press would have us believe that the people who did that had no reason but I think that any rational human could see that it is likely they did have a reason for what they did. Now don't get me wrong I am not supporting what those animals did to those contractors just as I can not support what those six sickos did to prisoners, but they may have had a reason. If we consider that interrogations are being carried out by private contractors in Iraq, and the treatment that we have now become witness to may have been ordered and sanctioned by these same contractors then we have a reason for what happened on the bridge and what is happening there today.

 

War is hell, but this is not a conventional war and that has troubled me from the start. All of the killing that is going on to this day is not being done by two armies on the field of battle, facing each other with honor and determination. All of the killing is being done by, and I do not care how well organized or armed they are, what amount to civilians, who are, at least in their eyes defending themselves against a foreign invader.

 

When the people of Falluhah cheered when control of the city was given to an ex-general of Saddam Hussein's it was clear to me that, we will never win in Iraq. It was also clear to me a long time ago that we should never have entered Iraq to begin with.

 

Here again we have an example of the United States destroying a culture and a country and trying to force its own brand of justice and thinking on another country that has not asked for it nor has wanted it. But I guess that is what its all about.

 

I guess it is not possible to respect others, to respect a foreign country and its customs, territories, and peoples if they have something you want and need and they refuse to give it to you. Which is why we are in Iraq to begin with is it not?

 

Now I am not anti-American, I myself am part native American, but what has become of the America that was supposed to be; "The land of the free and the home of the brave", has long since perished and what it has become is not something that any sane and rational person can be proud of. What we are seeing is a manifestation of the sickness that has been eating away at America for a long time. Greed (especially corporate), racism, murder, sadism, and sexual deviation  allowed to run free and unchecked.

 

So what is going to happen next? This war and this president have done more to hurt the United States than anything in history.

 

Of course the incidents of torture and the humiliating of prisoners will not help the US in anyway, on the contrary it will sow the seeds of even greater hatred and make even more enemies where there were none. In that Bush has been an expert and this war of his has done nothing but, and in the long run more has been done to hurt, divide, and lower the US than anything Bin Laden could have ever dreamed of, so who has won?

 

Here is a link to the pictures, they are graphic in nature and should not be viewed by children.

SEE: The US Army's Hall of Shame (War Crimes) 

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 9/Torture Incorporated

/Bush Skirts Blame

 

 

By John Robles II

05-05-04

 

Any normal human being can not help but be disgusted and alarmed by the photographs that have recently been coming out of Iraq showing what are supposed to be the great liberators acting worse than the people they were supposedly liberating the Iraqis from.

 

I know that I for one am disgusted. If one is to consider that what has gotten out is just the tip of the iceberg then we should all be extremely alarmed.

 

Consider for a moment the fact that all of the news and the images that have come out of Iraq since the beginning of this so-called war have been spoon fed to us by journalists and media outlets who are under the control of the US government and you to will have reason to believe as I do that what we are seeing now is just a small sample of what has really been going on there.

 

The press is towing the line by printing and broadcasting reports sponsored by the government in which they claim that these are only isolated incidents, when in reality the only aberration that I think really exists here is the fact that these incidents actually got past the censorship net that has pretty much sealed off Iraq from the rest of the world from day one.

 

If you consider that a general in the army was withdrawn from duty over the abuse of prisoners it should be clear that this could not have happened over an isolated incident involving six low level soldiers.

 

The fact that the people who are involved in the twisted acts that have been photographed for the world to see, were bold enough to take pictures and not even attempt to hide their appearances points to the fact that they were extremely comfortable and had no reservations whatsoever about what they were doing.

 

According to The New Yorker the partied involved included the following six people: Staff Sergeant Ivan L. Frederick II, known as Chip; Specialist Charles A. Graner; Sergeant Javal Davis; Specialist Megan Ambuhl; Specialist Sabrina Harman; and Private Jeremy Sivits. The  seventh perpetrator, Private Lynndie England, was reassigned to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, after becoming pregnant, it is unknown by whom, perhaps one of her charges.

 

All of the parties involved are awaiting trial in Iraq except for England.

 

Of course we do not know that whole story, but no matter how terrible the men were or what they had done they should not have been subjected to such inhumane treatment.

 

If they were in fact intelligence sources and they were being broken for the purpose of interrogations then it is bad trade-craft indeed if the intelligence officers were allowing their operations, or warm-ups, to be run by such amateurs as the people listed above. As the press reports, they claim that they were on orders from higher ups to break the detainees in order to loosen them up so that they would talk  when they were interrogated by Intel officers.

 

In the light of these facts and incidents and the mountain more that I am sure we will never hear about, it is no wonder whatsoever that the Iraqi people are revolting against the US and England, and it makes the incident that happened in Falluhah, when the contractors were mutilated and hung from a bridge seem more understandable. The press would have us believe that the people who did that had no reason but I think that any rational human could see that it is likely they did have a reason for what they did. Now don't get me wrong I am not supporting what those animals did to those contractors just as I can not support what those six sickos did to prisoners, but they may have had a reason. If we consider that interrogations are being carried out by private contractors in Iraq, and the treatment that we have now become witness to may have been ordered and sanctioned by these same contractors then we have a reason for what happened on the bridge and what is happening there today.

 

War is hell, but this is not a conventional war and that has troubled me from the start. All of the killing that is going on to this day is not being done by two armies on the field of battle, facing each other with honor and determination. All of the killing is being done by, and I do not care how well organized or armed they are, what amount to civilians, who are, at least in their eyes defending themselves against a foreign invader.

 

When the people of Falluhah cheered when control of the city was given to an ex-general of Saddam Hussein's it was clear to me that, we will never win in Iraq. It was also clear to me a long time ago that we should never have entered Iraq to begin with.

 

Here again we have an example of the United States destroying a culture and a country and trying to force its own brand of justice and thinking on another country that has not asked for it nor has wanted it. But I guess that is what its all about.

 

I guess it is not possible to respect others, to respect a foreign country and its customs, territories, and peoples if they have something you want and need and they refuse to give it to you. Which is why we are in Iraq to begin with is it not?

 

Now I am not anti-American, I myself am part native American, but what has become of the America that was supposed to be; "The land of the free and the home of the brave", has long since perished and what it has become is not something that any sane and rational person can be proud of. What we are seeing is a manifestation of the sickness that has been eating away at America for a long time. Greed (especially corporate), racism, murder, sadism, and sexual deviation  allowed to run free and unchecked.

 

So what is going to happen next? This war and this president have done more to hurt the United States than anything in history.

 

Of course the incidents of torture and the humiliating of prisoners will not help the US in anyway, on the contrary it will sow the seeds of even greater hatred and make even more enemies where there were none. In that Bush has been an expert and this war of his has done nothing but, and in the long run more has been done to hurt, divide, and lower the US than anything Bin Laden could have ever dreamed of, so who has won?

 

Here is a link to the pictures, they are graphic in nature and should not be viewed by children.

SEE: The US Army's Hall of Shame (War Crimes) 

 

 

 

 

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 8:

I am at a Loss for Words Today

04-22-2004

The Slaughter Continues in Iraq 7

More Innocents Die/More Soldiers Die

For 9-11 Saddam WMDs Nothing

 

724 US

 

8918-10769 Civilians

The Man Responsible

 

Bush: "...empty words would embolden the actions of those who are willing to kill indiscriminately." He should know.

BIN LADEN CAPTURED

probably

02-29-04  After analyzing all of the data that we have had access to over the last few weeks and due to the increasing number of claims by various sources we believe that this is almost 95% true. New Claim See: yahoo

                   We still believe that 9-11 may not have been planned by Bin Laden, the fact that an airplane never hit the Pentagon, and Bin Laden's purported claims in the mass media that one did, would attest to his non-invovement. Pictures on this site and available on the net shortly after 9-11 point to this conclusion. However since Bin Laden and his family's ties with the Bush clan go way back we believe he was involved in darker ways than the monstrous terrorist attack for which he is blamed. Having worked for the CIA and having had direct ties to the Bush family should make any person suspicious.

                   Perhaps he was conveniently used as the scapegoat and even agreed to play this role, after all, US Army coat wearing, Bin Laden may be one of the greatest assests the Shadow Government has ever had. One only has to analyze the available information to see that too many pieces to the puzzle do not fit.

                   The only fact that seems to keep staring me in the face is the obvious fact that George Bush's destiny and his rise to power have been and are intertwined with Bin Laden and the terrorists he has supposedly been given the right from God to exterminate. Think about this; if Bin Laden were in fact a fighter for the cause of Muslims the world over, he has wrought nothing but death and destruction on the people he is supposed to be on a Jihad for.

                    One has only to look for the beneficiaries of any act to find the likely culprits in this case the person who has benefitted the most ffrom the actions of Bin Laden and 9-11 have been G Bush and his like.

                   Now George Bush will attempt to benefit from Bin Laden again by using him to win an election which he must win at all costs in order to consolidate his power and bring the plans of the "neo-cons" to fruition. With the re-writing of the Constitution and the passing of legislation that will bring these same neo-nazis cons to ultimate power with or without G Bush their plans are getting close to completion, the only thing standing in their way is a pesky election and the American people who must join together to put an end to their reign.

                   Back to Bin Laden's capture. For the past few weeks Bush has been suffering in the polls and with the 9-11 commission, which he is stonewalling, and the mountain of lies that is begining to avalanche down on him he needs something that will boost his popularity on election day. This is a man who will stop at nothing to gain and maintain power,

or perhaps it would be more accurate to say those pulling the strings behind the scenes will stop at nothing, for GB is nothing but a legacy put into place to facilitate the plans of the neos. This is an Administration for and by itself, at all costs.

                   Just as everything that has happened since GB took power, and this includes the rigged election that brought him to power, everything has been pre-arranged, the capture of Bin Laden can be no exception. So of course we will not be told when he is really captured or better yet when he was captured.                  

                  He was probably captured before Hussein and has been kept in a secured location close to the United States. This would make the  interrogations and visits by his contacts in the White House circle feasible. Of course those in the CIA and the FBI who are privvy to the information will believe that there are investigative reasons and national security reasons why secrecy must be maintained, and they will patriotically do as they are told, but this does not change the fact that once again, the beneficiary will be GB and the neocons.

                   If things continue as the neocons desire, the stripping of civil-rights, the cowing of the masses, the strengthening of the police state, leading to the complete control and restriction of the masses yearning to breathe free things will eventually have to break. The worse case scenario may be all out anarchy. Perhaps a bloody revolution, you might think that I was talking about some third world country but I am talking about the USA, once the bastion of Democracy and safety. There may be a complete collapse, and the neos know it, they have taken over the government and in order to keep the masses under control a 9-11 had to happen, there was no other way to take away the rights of the people and clamp down the way they have without a 9-11.

                      GB acts as if he owns 9-11, he refuses to co-operate with the 9-11 commission as fully as he should, and for what possible reason? Because he does own 9-11. If he did not directly put the events into motion then he is guilty because he could have stopped the events from happening and because he has profitted ever since.

                        One day soon the people will have had enough, when the news does break of Bin Laden's capture and then the staged nature of it comes out that might be the straw that breaks the camel's back.

                         But wait if an airplane did not hit the Pentagon and Bin Laden claimed responsibilty for crashing an airplane into it, then he surely knows that he himself is innocent. He therefore must be killed by those who hired him. If this was the plan all along, and the neos did have a hand in 9-11, he surely must die. Of course there are doubles, and actors who could play the role for the cameras, and if this were the case then the real Bin Laden would surely never reveal his face if he had gotten off scot-free. We will have to wait and see.

                         Perhaps Bin Laden has been in custody since before 9-11. Whatever the case someting smells rotten in Denmark.  Even from a pure law-enforcement viewpoint his capture would have to remain a secret as he may have agreed to co-operate and could sell out all his co-horts. So either way they will not tell the masses anything.

                         Questions regarding the treatment of Hussein may be looked at from this perspective as well,  Iraq may have only been a cover for the real evil that is going on. Iraq was necessary, and GB was groomed for it, from the day the shadow government took over.

                          As for Bin Laden wait for an October surprise.

 

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