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Good News/Bad News Ever want one of those reverse telephone directories where you can look up a number and find out who it belongs to? Want no more. Just go to Google, type in a phone number in this format: 000-000-0000, and voila, a name, an address, and two maps to the location. Question of the Week for George W. Bush Will the democracy we install in Iraq have an electoral college? Headline of the Week Pentagon: Everything Going
According to Plan
Videos of the Week Fuck American TV. Watch the war as it's reported from around the world in media player or real player. The best band of rodents on the net do The Old Grey Squirrel Test. Unintentionally Funny Song
of the Week
Totally Wacko, New-World-Order,
Anti-Religious,
Esoteric and Science News (Don't miss The Psychology of Suicide Bombers by Dr. Raphael Vishanu) X-Ray of the Week What lurks beneath the flesh of our leader in thief? Leaflet of the Week "My country has satellites that can read the label on your Diet Coke and can hear you scratch the fleas out of your crotches, so trust me, one day we will have absolute, unrefutible evidence that your country has a vast underground network of sofisticated weapons installations."From: A leaflet to the People of Iraq, dropped by courtesy of President George W Bush. Unsung Heroes of the Week Three British soldiers were sent home from the front and face court martials after protesting about the numerous civilian deaths. People in the CIA have been asked to lie. Don't Take My Word For It "Donald Rumsfeld lied Friday (March 28) when a reporter asked if the U.S. was misleading the public about its casualties in Iraq. Rumsfeld feigned indignation. Looking straight into the camera, he said something like: 'That's a terrible thing to suggest. We always tell the truth.' The official U.S. death toll at the time was about 30. Does he seriously expect us to believe that after only 30 deaths, the U.S. would postpone the assault on Baghdad and bring in an additional 120,000 soldiers? The Iraqi ambassador to Moscow claimed March 28 that over 700 Americans died in the last 24 hours alone." -
Henry Makow Ph.D., the inventor of the board game Scruples: Liars,
Scoundrels and Traitors -
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Mobolaji Sanusi: George
Bush’s war against humanity -
"Of
all the despots that I've had to deal with, none was more ruthless than
Donald Rumsfeld."
-
Henry Kissinger -
"If a brainless warmonger like Bush knows all he's got to do to get Democratic support is to place our men in harm's way, they'll stay in harm's way forever. Why bother being against an unjust war if you're just going to flip-flop when the troops land?" -
bartcop
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"You don't need the first amendment, all you need's the fourth. You can say whatever you want when you got a gun." "Some of my friends think
that we are not supporting the men and women in uniform if we protest the
war. I tell them we are supporting them in the only way that shows we value
their lives more than we want to stroke the ego of one spoiled rich kid."
"Here in America we are descended
in blood and in spirit from revolutionists and rebels--men and women who
dare to dissent from accepted doctrine. As their heirs, we may never confuse
honest dissent with disloyal subversion."
"Despite the mass use of the
most sophisticated weapons the Americans have so far failed to disrupt
Iraqi command and control infrastructure, communication networks, top Iraqi
military and political leadership, Iraqi air defenses. At the same time
the US precision-guided weapons arsenal has been reduced by about 25%."
"After this crime, I wish
I could see [US President George Bush] in order to cut him to pieces with
my teeth."
"Ashcroft is on record as
saying that those who oppose the Bush Administration's policies in their
'War on Terror' are 'aiding and abetting the terrorists.' As the Bushies
firmly believe that their War on Iraq is simply an extension of that War
on Terror, this implies that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of
Americans are potentially in danger of being victims of a new kind of McCarthyism."
"The United States is going
to leave Iraq with its tail between its legs, defeated. It is a war we
can not win. We do not have the military means to take over Baghdad and
for this reason I believe the defeat of the United States in this war is
inevitable. Every time we confront Iraqi troops we may win some tactical
battles, as we did for ten years in Vietnam but we will not be able to
win this war, which in my opinion is already lost."
"We must make clear to the
Germans that the wrong for which their fallen leaders are on trial is not
that they lost the war, but that they started it. And we must not allow
ourselves to be drawn into a trial of the causes of the war, for our position
is that no grievances or policies will justify resort to aggressive war.
It is utterly renounced and condemned as an instrument of policy."
"CIA analysts continued to
complain to reporters that the Bush Administration was distorting intelligence
reports on Iraq to bolster its war policy..."
"After all, the Russians at
Stalingrad were not fighting for a benign regime either. The real question
is, will Iraqi nationalism kick in among many thousands of well-armed men
embedded in a major city? The endpoint will be the same, but far more horrific
for both the Iraqis and the Bush administration."
"Iraqi soldiers pretending
to surrender then attacking? This isn't meant to fool the Americans, it
is meant to make it impossible for any Iraqi's to surrender. Now, American
soldiers won't honor a flag of truce. Iraqi soldiers dressing in civilian
clothes? This isn't meant to fool the Americans, it is meant to make all
Iraqi civilians a target, thus forcing them to defend themselves from us.
Now no Iraqi, not a surrendering soldier and not an innocent civilian is
safe."
"What if Saddam is killed
and the Iraqis continue to resist? I have yet to hear any of the government
mouthpieces or brass hats on TV address this point. It is a point of faith
with them that once Hussein is gone, Iraqis will welcome us with open arms,
just as the Vietnamese did."
"Many of you will recall the
war games some time ago, where the general who was hired to play the Iraqis
kicked Rumsfeld's War Plan's ass, so instead of playing out the scenario,
they hit the reset button,and told the general he 'wasn't allowed' to do
this, or that, or the other, or anything that may result in the Iraqi force
winning the wargames. (Scorned
General's Tactics Proved Right) Well, unfortunately for Donald Rumsfeld
and fortunately for the people of the world, Basra and Baghdad don't come
with a reset button. And Rumsfeld's getting his ass kicked."
"The White House and Pentagon
have forgotten the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War, when Saddam was a close American
ally. Iraq fought ferocious battles against numerically superior Iranian
forces, suffering 500,000 casualties. In open desert, Iraq's forces, bereft
of air cover, are sitting ducks; in urban areas, they have fought, at least
in the past, with skill and courage. And many of Iraq's soldiers are veterans
of the war with Iran. This does not bode well for the upcoming U.S. attack
on Baghdad."
"Support for this war is in
part a reflection that the media has allowed the Bush administration to
get away with misleading the American people."
"Whatever the military outcome
of the battle of Baghdad, the Americans and the British have lost the war
politically and morally."
"I don't want to be first,
I just want to last."
"If a writer of prose knows
enough about what he is writing about he may omit things that he knows
and the reader, if the writer is writing truly enough, will have a feeling
of those things as strongly as though the writer had stated them. The dignity
of movement of an iceberg is due to only one-eighth of it being above water."
"Too much of anything, however
sweet, will always bring the opposite of what you thought you were getting."
"Given a choice between two
theories, take the one which is funnier."
"I would never die for my
beliefs because I might be wrong."
"Think universally. Act terrestrially."
"Somebody has to do something,
and it's just incredibly pathetic that it has to be us."
Protest Sign of the Week
Why Ari Flescher Isn't Going to Iowa Mount Sterling, Iowa is making lying a crime. Making George Orwell Proud Peter Arnett was fired for telling the truth. Because the War is Going so Well The U.S. is adding more than 100,000 troops to the current Iraq Force. 4,000 volunteers from 23 Arab countries have volunteered to carry out suicide attacks against U.S. forces. A professor at Columbia University called for the deaths of American Troops. There's
currently a news blackout concerning what's happening in Afghanistan, which
we might as well start calling Vietnamistan.
In
Iran, Iraq's historical enemy, tens of thousands of people have marched
through Tehran in protest of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
The
Pentagon is refusing responsibility for ANYTHING, blaming all deaths on
Saddam Hussein, including civilians
killed by us.
The
Bush administration waited until the war began to attempt to ram a
staggering package of domestic security measures through a Congress
silenced by fears of seeming unpatriotic. Such measures will radically
expand the already excessive executive branch powers inflated by the 2001
USA Patriot Act.
Here's the complete tape of the U.S. prisoners of war in Iraq that the media refuses to show and Bush refuses to watch. China's
getting ready for a future
war with the U.S.
This is the International Year of Fresh Water. Patriotic Babe of the Week
Insane E-Mail of the Week Dear Sir,
Dear Jojo, Who am I? Jojo, don't you
remember? It's me, Jojo, your old pal Michael. You wrote me, I swear to
God you did. The doctor said your memory would be fading fast but come
on Jojo, you can hold it together. I never knew you from Adam till you
wrote me. You started it. It's all your fault. Why can't you remember?
Nurse, isn't there anything you can do to help my pal Jojo here? Yeah,
more morphine, what the hell.
Jojo?
Jojo, can you hear me? It's me, Michael. You remember. Michael Dare, the
e-mail guy. Yeah, that's right. You came to my site. You can remember my
site, can't you? Jojo, don't fade on me now. Wake up, Jojo, because I know
you can remember my site. It's the one with my name all over it. Aw, come
on Jojo, you can remember my name, can't you? It's Michael. Michael Dare.
That's right, the guy with the website. Disinfotainment Today. Can you
say Disinfotainment Today? Good, Jojo, I know you'll pull through. Nurse,
more Morphine. No, not for him.
From
the Dalai Lama...
I N S T R U C T I O N S
F O R L I F E
1. Take into account that great love and great achievements involve great risk. 2. Once a year, go someplace you've never been before. 3. Take responsibility for all your actions. 4. Remember that not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful stroke of luck. 5. Learn the rules so you know how to break them properly. 6. Open your arms to change, but don't let go of your values. 7. In disagreements with loved ones, deal only with the current situation. Don't bring up the past. 8. Share your knowledge. It's a way to achieve immortality. 9. Be gentle with the earth. 10. Subscribe to Disinfotainment Today. I Feel So Much Safer Now The ACLU has endorsed Satan's campaign for president. U.S. soldiers in Iraq have officially been asked to pray for Bush. The Santa Barbara Bill of Rights Defense Committee has drafted a resolution protecting the civil liberties of Santa Barbara Residents. Bush
has a fabulous new proposal to erode the 40-hour work week and end overtime
pay for millions of workers.
Al-Jazeera is moving its web servers out of the US to a place - somewhere in Europe - where freedom of speech is held in higher regard. Egyptian
President Hosni Mubarak said on Monday the US-led war on Iraq would produce
one
hundred new bin Ladens.
The
Bush White House is cutting
funding to the congressional investigation into 9/11.
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