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Posted November 16, 2004 Song of the Week Taser the Children
Don't be a miscreant
Never chastise them
Don't bother your conscience
Don't wait for President Bush to resign
We stick our thumbs up and give the high sign
We make a madhouse and call it a shrine
Big Dick Cheney
The thread at the Free Republic celebrating the size of Dick Cheney's penis has been pulled, presumably like the penis itself. Prayer of the Week Dear Lord Jesus, Thank you for not killing
me before I had a chance to accept you as my Personal Savior.
- whitehouse.org - Guide to Iraq
Computer Use Causes Marijuana
Use
Heavy computer use can cause glaucoma. In California, people with glaucoma can get medical marijuana. Eliminate the middleman. Smoke marijuana before using your computer. Stupid Answers of the Week I’m reading an old ‘special’ magazine from 1981
about Adam Ant in his days of finery.
What was the question?
Mike mate
Q) Why is the left, even people like Bill Maher and Michael Moore, treating Afghanistan like it was the GOOD war while Iraq is the BAD war? A) Noam Chomsky is the expert here
– he says that Fascism needs to wage war to justify its own existence.
I think it’s that and the fact that war is what best expresses their (Fascists)
stupidity and ineptitude. If Mike Moore was specifically asked if he was
in favour of war, he’s say no.
1. I have a
short attention span.- Locke
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I think maybe some 'libruls' are saying they think Afghanistan was OK in order to gain credibility when speaking out against Iraq. Either that, or they are simply geographically challenged and did not notice that Al Queda was actually located mainly in Pakistan. (Just like the 'Egyptian' hijackers who were mainly from Saudi Arabia.)
One guy who's had it right from the beginning is Ted Rall, who was actually
in Afghanistan and didn't just read about it in the papers. He's also got
Kerry's number. Kerry's the backup plan in case Bush goes too far over
the top.
Cheers,
Charles
Watkins
Q)
Would you be surprised if Bush killed Kerry with a nuclear hit on the city
where Kerry is at the time of the election?
Yes. Assassination is generally
more intimate, so as to convey the hatred. Of course, bombs are O.K. for
anyone who isn’t American. They’re just money.
2. Nuclear?
Yes. Nucular? No.- Locke
-No.
But with Bush's track record of accuracy, the bomb would probably land
in the spot that Kerry was furtherst from. Just like the Republicans relationship
to truth and logic.
- Gregg Bender -
i've been wracking the few cells left in my brain all week for the answer
to these questions.
then i saw the new
slim shady video.
then i saw the new saudi slim video. that's when i realized that asscroft knows what it's like to lose a race to a dead man. wellstone me if i'm wrong. and get me stoned if i'm right. but kerry will make it thu election night. [Aren't you glad I printed this a week too late?] and if i'm wrong, we got a trial lawyer who will appeal thru at least 2007. good thing we've got experience in being leaderless, eh? - dburke11 - Stupid (and Gay) Questions of the Week 1) Why would a gay person want to defend a country or a "president" that treats them as second-class citizens and as political fodder or scapegoats? 2) Why are the armed forces willing to discharge rocket scientists, Arab language translators, soldiers and intelligence analysts for being gay, when we need to have a back door draft to forcibly retain soldiers because we have a shortage? Send your answers to stupidquestion@earthlink.net. Why Colin Powell Quit
Duh! Quick. You're an Iraqi rebel and you're pre-warned the U.S. is invading Falluja. What do you do? Attack police stations in Baquba, Mosul, Kirkuk, Tal Afar, and Suwaira. Quiz of the Week Yasser Arafat was... a)
poisoned
Your Daily Dose of Embarrassment Condoleezza Rice was born to be a vocal member of the Podunk PTA with a stick up her butt about teaching evolution, not the goddam Secretary of State of the Goddam United States of America. Alberto R. Gonzales was born to be a crooked consiglieri for a minor hood rotting away in a minimum security prison, not the goddam Attorney General of the goddam United States of America. Dueling Articles Laetrile (vitamin B17) can prevent and cure cancer vs. Laetrile (vitamin B17) is a fraud and isn't even a vitamin. Don't Take My Word For It "A little patience, and we shall see the reign
of witches pass over, their spells dissolve, and the people, recovering
their true sight, restore their government to its true principles. It is
true that in the meantime we are suffering deeply in spirit, and incurring
the horrors of a war and long oppressions of enormous public debt... If
the game runs sometimes against us at home we must have patience till luck
turns, and then we shall have an opportunity of winning back the principles
we have lost, for this is a game where principles are at stake."
"Make me worthy to perceive my own light. Make
me worthy to perceive the Blue Pearl, which is my very Self."
"Out of nowhere today, we learn that Winston
Churchill's parrot is not only still alive, but continues to rail against
Hitler and the Nazis. Charlie, a blue and gold female macaw, is, at 104,
Britain's oldest bird now that the Queen Mum has expired. The mirror.co.uk
reports that she still shrieks 'Fuck Hitler!' and 'Fuck the Nazis!' in
Churchill's memorable timbre, the prime minister having taught her to swear."
"The truth will soon be hitting much of the
conservative nation like a redneck smacks a dog: now that the fear-saturated
Right has handed this failed oilman four more unrestrained years to do
his dirtiest deeds and a deeply contaminated, well-greased Congress to
do it with, he no longer needs their support and he couldn't care less
about their 'moral values' or their positions on Social Security reform
or the war in Iraq or just what the hell he meant about spending the 'political
capital' he claims he's earned by winning the election (by the slimmest
margin of any incumbent president in history)."
"As democracy is perfected, the office of president
represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some
great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's
desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron."
"Let's move ahead in time. Perhaps just a few
months - but no more than 4 years. It's early morning and you're driving
to work. You listen to the news like you always do. They announced that
a major building in a key city was just dirty-bombed. It's not that the
building itself suffered that much damage - but the bomb was up on the
50th floor. It scattered plutonium and depleted uranium waste over more
than a city block, and the wind and rain is expected to make it worse.
The newscaster tells you that experts have deemed it impossible to clean
up. The cancer-causing waste has been drawn into the ventilation system
and has settled into all the ductwork. It will remain at a radioactive
level that will be harmful to human life for thousands of years."
"With the ravaging of the CIA and the ousting
of Powell - instead of the more-deserving Rumsfeld - the coup of the neo-conservatives
is complete. They have achieved a remarkable political victory by failing
upward."
"You are always the same
"The objective of securing the safety of Americans
from crime and terror has been achieved."
"Can I go home now?"
"It is like that nice guy in America, what's
his name again?, who spoke about old Europe. It has no sense. It's a lack
of culture to imagine that. Imagining that there can be division between
the British and French vision of Europe is as absurd as imagining that
we are building Europe against the United States."
"When Walter Cronkite talked
on CNN last month about Osama bin Laden's scary pre-election video, yet
another cat leapt out of the conspiracy-theory bag. 'I'm a little inclined
to think,' Mr. Cronkite told host Larry King, 'that Karl Rove, the political
manager at the White House, who is a very clever man, he probably set up
bin Laden to do this thing.'
"Any time an [Iraqi] expectant mother is a
victim of violence, two [Iraqi] lives are in the balance, each deserving
protection and each deserving justice. If the crime is murder, and the
unborn [Iraqi] child's life ends, justice demands a full accounting under
the law."
"Americans were fascinated by the trial of
Scott Peterson. And if they liked the trial of the alleged murderer of
just ONE pregnant woman, imagine how much America will love the trial of
George Bush, a man who is responsible for the murder of possibly THOUSANDS
of pregnant women!"
"The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face
with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists."
"Dr. Sutton believes the 'left' versus 'right'
split is fraudulent and used to control the debate and condition
citizens to think along certain lines. Left-wing magazines like The
Nation and The New Republic and right-wing magazines like The
National Review were 'artificially set up.' The former were financed
by Whitney money while the latter by Buckley. Both are 'The Order.' Dr.
Sutton states: 'Sooner or later people will wake up. First we have to dump
the trap of right and left. This is a Hegelian trap to divide and control.
The battle is not between right and left; it is between us and them.'"
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at
you, then they fight you, then you win."
"If all that Americans want is security, they
can go to prison. They'll have enough to eat, a bed and a roof over their
heads. But if an American wants to preserve his dignity and his equality
as a human being, he must not bow his neck to any dictatorial government."
"I'd rather be Don Quixote than another statistic."
"The Bush Administration aims to recruit millions
of United States citizens as domestic informants in a program likely to
alarm civil liberties groups. The Terrorism Information and Prevention
System, or TIPS, means the US will have a higher percentage of citizen
informants than the former East Germany through the infamous Stasi secret
police. The program would use a minimum of 4 per cent of Americans to report
'suspicious activity'."
"It is my big mistake that I have cooperated
with FBI. The FBI have already destroyed my life and my family's life and
made us in a very danger position."
"With not much original reporting, I discovered
that the latest big fine by the FCC against a TV network -- a record $1.2
million against Fox for its 'sexually suggestive'
Married by America
- was brought about by a mere three people who actually composed letters
of complaint. Yes, just three people."
"Many British people regard the battle beginning
at Fallujah and last week's casualties among the Black Watch with dismay,
even revulsion. They perceive an ugly predicament in Iraq growing worse
by the day, and Tony Blair allowing hapless British troops to be dragged
ever deeper into it. Here, they say, are the first fruits of the re-election
of George W. Bush, an ignorant and dangerous man. Heaven help those shackled
to his chariot wheels."
"It is very uncomfortable to fight as partners
with allies who have a completely different attitude to the value of civilian
lives from our own."
"The U.S. forces are expected to increase their
barbaric acts in the hope of finishing off once and for all the Iraqi resistance
so that they can have peace and realize their aims, foremost of which is
the rearrangement of the country in such a way that would enable their
new allies to hide behind 'a false legitimacy,' which they will use to
open a new phase in which the final word will be that of a ruling gang
in Tel Aviv."
"The right of voting for representatives is
the primary right by which all other rights are protected. To take away
this right is to reduce a man to slavery..."
"I don't think anyone should expect that the
movie is exactly like the books, which I'm not convinced would make a great
movie. People keep asking me if authors were in control of Hollywood, would
films be better? I think films would be a lot wordier."
"If we have to use force, it is because we
are America. We are the indispensable nation. We stand tall. We see further
into the future."
"An empire remains powerful so long as its
subjects rejoice in it."
"If circumstance compels the U.S. to prolong
its presence and increase the size of what is, in effect, an army of occupation,
then Washington may soon see a need to transform Iraq into a colony or
at least what the British called a 'protectorate,' because the only alternative
is inconceivable: making Iraq the 51st state."
"Take up the White Man's burden
"The offensive in Falluja is filled with political
and military symbolism, which is why America's future in Iraq could be
decided in this city. The attack by U.S. troops and Iraqi National Guard
members falls between two elections. In the United States, the commander
in chief has just been freshly legitimized... In Iraq , elections are supposed
to be held in January, by which time the offensive should long have been
successfully concluded. Such a success would strengthen the incumbent Iraqi
Prime Minister, (Ayad) Allawi. But Falluja is more than a town - it is
now the symbol of resistance, it is the insurgents' recruitment office."
"What did the inhabitants of Falluja do to
deserve this fierce attack? ... What makes our hearts bleed is the participation
of the Iraqi government in committing such a massacre by backing the U.S.
occupation forces and encouraging them to kill innocent Iraqis. Arab and
Muslim countries [must] achieve unity in... sending the message that terrorism
can never be brought to an end by imposing ready-made recipes on Middle
East countries."
"There is no rationale whatsoever for the invasion
of Falluja. The attack is basically to express Schadenfreude at the Iraqis
and get even with them... However, as we are in the holy month of Ramadan,
we would like to say here that such an aggression against the innocents
will not be accepted by God, and that there is another superpower up there
monitoring developments."
"This battle is a critical one for the future
of Iraq, which has become a crucial test in the global war against militant
Islamism... Though the government is indeed backed by foreign coalition
forces, the terrorists' war is, if anything, a more foreign attempt to
hijack Iraq's future."
"The immediate military outcome of the offensive
by U.S. soldiers and Marines against insurgents in control of Falluja is
hardly in doubt. The Falluja offensive is supported by the interim Iraqi
government of Prime Minister Ayad Allawi in the hope that pacifying Falluja
will help the country to hold credible national elections in January. Yet,
questions remain about the likely success of this strategy. Some in the
minority Sunni community threaten to boycott the voting, while clerical
leaders of the Shiite majority see it as their path to power."
"It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies
of the state of Israel."
"We plant merit with our minds, and we commit
crimes with our minds. With our minds, we imprint images. This one mind
is like an artist. It can draw anything, and what it draws is realized.
If you surrender your impressions, ideas, thoughts, and so on at the moment
they arise without imprinting them on your mind, your minds will not be
tainted, just as the lotus flower is not tainted by the muddy water whence
it grows."
"To see things in the seed, that is genius."
"As the city of Falluja
came under full-scale military attack, one must question the reasoning
behind launching the offensive and wonder at the cost... With more than
15,000 US, British and Iraqi government forces, the US-led offensive is
intended to 're-establish government control' before next January's elections...
"Perhaps the destruction of Falluja is meant
to be a lesson to the Sunnis, just as the gassing of Halabja and the draining
of the marshes were Saddam Hussein's lesson to the Kurds and Marsh Arabs,
respectively. But tanks cannot win political battles. Washington's only
hope was to conquer the insurgents through peaceful persuasion, all attempts
at which seem now to have been abandoned... America's overwhelming military
might will silence the insurgents' guns in Falluja. But nothing will have
changed. The anger that is driving the insurgency will still be in place
and may well be stronger than ever."
"The Chinese government
recently arrested Zhao Yan, a research assistant for The New York Times
in Beijing, and the Bush administration has been very helpful about protesting
the case. Maybe Colin Powell [R.I.P.] can work out a deal: the Chinese
government will stop imprisoning journalists if the U.S. government will
do the same.
"The national government will maintain and
defend the foundations on which the power of our nation rests. It will
offer strong protection to Christianity as the very basis of our collective
morality. Today, Christians stand at the head of our country. We want to
fill our culture again with the Christian spirit. We want to burn out all
the recent immoral developments in literature, in the theatre, and in the
press - in short, we want to burn out the poison of immorality which has
entered into our whole life and culture as a result of liberal excess during
the past years."
"Fuck Hitler."
"Avid participation in deplorable
actions has been integral to Powell's career. A few examples:
"Before advancing against men weaker than yourself,
ponder when you stood before those more powerful."
"The death
of Yasser
Arafat overshadows the re-arrest
of Mordechai Vanunu, and it was, as they say, no accident: Arafat had
barely breathed his last gasp when 20 to 30 heavily armed Israeli police
commandos stormed the Anglican cathedral
of St. George in Jerusalem, seized Vanunu, and confiscated his computer,
while their superiors absurdly yelped that he had 'leaked
classified information.'
"Reality according to Buddhists is kinetic,
not static, but logic, on the other hand, imagines a reality stabilized
in concepts and names. The ultimate aim of Buddhist logic is to explain
the relation between a moving reality and the static constructions of logic."
"In 1979 a secret unit was established by the
most gifted minds within the US Army. Defying all known accepted military
practice - and indeed, the laws of physics - they believed that a soldier
could adopt the cloak of invisibility, pass cleanly through walls and,
perhaps most chillingly, kill goats just by staring at them. Entrusted
with defending America from all known adversaries, they were the First
Earth Battalion. And they really weren't joking. What's more, they're back
and helping to fight the War on Terror."
"Ideologies separate us. Dreams and anguish
bring us together."
"Minds are like parachutes - they only function
when open."
"In international news,
we have a truly disturbing item from the June 21 edition of the Daily
Yomiuri, an English-language Japanese newspaper, sent in by alert Tokyo
reader Howard Weitz man. This item begins: 'An 83-year-old professor emeritus
has been arrested on suspicion of attacking and injuring a salesman with
a sword after the man offered to "fix his sewage pipes."'
"You may have heard that I have been diagnosed
with breast cancer. Your strength is carrying my family through too in
this latest struggle, and this is a fight we will win."
"Thanks a lot. So if you lose, it's MY fault?"
"To see what is in front of one's nose needs
a constant struggle."
"You can only write, 'Somebody wants something,
something else is in their way of getting it.'"
"One of the easiest things in the world is
not to write. If it were easy, everyone would do it."
"In 2004, 41 out of 51 Republican
senators were given 100 percent ratings by the Christian Coalition for
their votes on behalf of fundamentalist issues. Meanwhile, 31 out of 48
Democrats scored zero. Similar splits can be found in the House, where
Minority Leader Tom DeLay expressly uses dominionist language.
"The men American people admire most extravagantly
are the most daring liars; the men they detest most violently are those
who try to tell them the truth."
"The man who removes a mountain begins by carrying
away small stones."
"Opportunity is missed by most people because
it is dressed in overalls and looks like work."
"The wishbone will never replace the backbone."
"If you want others to be happy, practice compassion.
If you want to be happy, practice compassion."
Everything Else Mandatory Reading: Who'da thunk that the 1st Earth Battalion Manual, the brilliant tactical battle manual for the army of the future, and the most popular download at my site this month, could have filtered its way to Abu Ghraib. Read the fascinating story of The Road to Abu Ghraib and check out what Jim Channon is doing now. Go here if you think Howard Dean should be the new Chairman of the Democratic Party. The Palestinian election for a new leader will be more legitimate than ours. (No electoral college. No electronic voting machines.) Pissed Off Voters is an excellent clearinghouse for U.S. voting irregularities. Wanna get back at someone who has pissed you off? Right up there with the Anarchist Cookbook is the CIA Book of Dirty Tricks. Mark Fiore has blessed us with The Depressed Democrats' Guide to Recovery. Go ahead. Complain
to Congress. See if anyone cares.
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