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Posted August 4, 2003
He's Married to a Kennedy,
You Know
Warmongers 'R' Us "Massive air power is the key to being able
both to destroy Yongbyon and to protect South Korea from attack by missile
or artillery. There is a significant number of hardened air bases available
in South Korea and the South Koreans have an excellent air force of approximately
550 modern tactical aircraft. The U.S. should begin planning immediately
to deploy the Patriot tactical ballistic missile defense system plus Aegis
ships to South Korea and Japan, and also to reinforce our tactical air
forces by moving in several air wings and aircraft carrier battle groups,
together with the all-important surveillance aircraft and drones."
Internet Joke of the Week A young woman brings
home her fiancée to meet her parents. After dinner, her mother tells
her father to find out about the young man. The father invites the fiancée
to his study for a drink. "So what are your plans?" asks the father.
Saddam Hussein Now Looks Like...
Fake Headlines of the Week NAACP still seeking meeting
with Bush
Pentagon Cancels Plan to
Put Foreign Leaders on Racehorses, Then Bet on Them
BUSH: SADDAM HAD URANIUM
ON AMAZON.COM WISH LIST
Gigli Focus Groups
Demand New Ending In Which Both Affleck And Lopez Die
Google Smackdown of the Week
and the winner is... A tie! Calling All Palestinians
Rejected James Bond Titles DR. NOPE
- The Rose Review - I Feel So Much Safer Now If the nation escalates to "red alert," which
is the highest in the color-coded readiness against terror, you will be
assumed by authorities to be the enemy if you so much as venture outside
of your home.
The Taliban have been running a campaign of attacks against Muslim clerics who support the Afghan government. AIDS diagnoses have increased for the first time in 10 years. Stalin was planning to kill John Wayne. I Feel So Much Smarter Now The Lawrence, Mass. superintendent of schools, who recently put two dozen teachers on unpaid leave for failing a basic English proficiency test, has himself flunked a required literacy test three times. Satan Doesn't Want You to Know Adding cottage cheese to pancakes makes them tangy and delicious. Calling the Usual Gang of Idiots Mad Magazine is looking for writers. Poster of the Week Quiz from Hell Can you tell the difference between a computer programming language inventor and a serial killer? Think so, huh? Prove it. History Lesson from Hell
History Lesson from Heller Meria Heller's current show is always available for free listening, while you've got to subscribe to have access to her archives. But for the two weeks, until August 18th, all of 2003's archived shows are available for free. Hear interviews with Greg Palast, Mark Elsis, Catherine Fitts, Mark Crispin Miller, Rynn Berry, Thom Hartmann, Norman Livergood, Jerry Smith, Dave McGowan, David Jenkins, Mark Fiore, David Icke, Victor Thorn, Norman Solomon, Robert McChesney and many more. Don't Take My Word For It "The wages of sin are death. But the hours
are good."
"One doesn't have a sense
of humor. It has you."
"The man who loves his
country can never refuse to come forward when he finds that she is engaged
in dangers which he has the means of warding off."
"If ye love wealth better
than liberty, the tranquillity of servitude better than the animating contest
of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsel or your arms.
Crouch down and lick the hands of those who feed you. May your chains set
lightly upon you. May posterity forget that ye were our countrymen."
"If those doofuses had
even just half a brain, they'd forget about trying to violently expel the
Americans. Instead, they would concentrate on reconciliation with the Kurds
and Shi'ites. After all, in time, we will leave. But we'll be taking neither
the Kurds nor the Shi'ites with us. They shall both be left there as a
combined overwhelming majority with boxcar loads of grievance, stemming
from decades of torture and murder and outright humiliation. People in
that part of the world are not noted for having a forgiving nature. Moreover,
the oil is located where the Kurds and Shi'ites live."
"Marines in Fox Company,
drawn mainly from Utah and Nevada, learned they would not have armored
vehicles equipped with powerful weapons. Instead, they would ride into
combat in soft-sided trucks with few heavy arms... In the days of fighting
their way to Baghdad, Davis' and Lee's battalion, honored by the Reserve
Officers' Association as the nation's finest Reserve infantry unit, found
they were short on ammunition, hand grenades, signal devices, chemical
weapon detectors and heavy guns."
"So, 200 troops from the 101st Airborne, one of the best armed and trained
military divisions on the planet, supported by missile-firing helicopters,
managed to take out four people, one a 14 year old teenager, protected
by the walls of an adobe house, in a mere six hours. Nice...
"Dubya is the dumbest
rock in a bag full of first-round picks at the professional dumb rock draft."
"The real rulers in Washington
are invisible and exercise their power from behind the scenes."
"The report of the joint
congressional inquiry into the suicide hijackings on Sept. 11, 2001...
reveals U.S. intelligence had no evidence that the Iraqi regime of Saddam
Hussein was involved in the attacks, or that it had supported al-Qaida."
"Sharon is keeping secret
all the executive plans for the dividing wall, even from some of his Cabinet
ministers. Instead he presents the drawings for each section as needed,
for fear that details of the walls intrusion into Palestinian land would
be leaked which would make the EU rise against him and rouse Washington's
ire. Sharon's realization of the danger of his action and what could result
from it has made him demand the wall be built quickly, despite the initial
understanding that it would be built slowly owing to the huge expense of
construction, some 1.2 billion euro."
"Liberty means responsibility.
That is why most men dread it."
"The world expects something
more of an American president than to prance around on a flight deck dressed
up like [a] pilot. He's expected to be a leader. That's my fundamental
issue with it. It doesn't reflect the gravitas of the office. Furthermore,
it's a little phony."
"Jessica Lynch... America's
first soldier to be awarded a bronze star for getting injured in a motor
vehicle accident."
"I
recently had a talk with an editor of mine when I had to make a tough call
about whether or not to include a particular piece of information in an
article. Journalism has all sorts of established rules for when you really
have a story nailed and when you don't -- this or that number of sources,
statements on the record or off the record, and so forth. But a lot of
the toughest calls just come down to judgment, your gut feeling. During
that conversation I told him how I usually make these decisions.
"I want to remind you,
he actually used his weapons program on his own people at one point in
time, which was pretty tangible evidence."
"Hey idiot. That's evidence
that Iraq had weapons. EVERY COUNTRY ON EARTH HAS WEAPONS! The question
is did he have weapons capable of reaching the US. Doesn't look like it.
Did he kill his own citizens? SO HAVE YOU! Did he giggle and make jokes
about it like you did?"
"Brilliance is typically
the act of an individual, but incredible stupidity can usually be traced
to an organization."
"This is no more about
Marijuana than the Boston Tea Party was about Tea."
"I think its just irresponsible
and indefensible."
"The inherent vice of
capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings. The inherent
blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery."
"We are not a cult, we
are members of a majority. Let's act and talk like it. The job is ours
and the job must be done. If not by us, who? If not now, when?"
"There is only one basic
human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes
the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences."
"Just because you do
not take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest
in you."
"I don't make jokes.
I just watch the government and report the facts."
"I have a new philosophy. I'm only going to
dread one day at a time."
Don't go to any rallies, don't sign any petitions, don't join the Green Party, and for God sake don't pledge your support for Dean or Kucinich. The next election is already sewn up. Ashcroft will be watching you for the next five years, and he's into vengeance. Our government thinks nothing of removing pages from official reports that it doesn't like, it will think nothing of removing YOU. Besides, chemtrails are going to kill us all anyway. The War Against Plants In spite of the recent discoveries of cocaine
hydrochloride laboratories in National Parks and other eastern Bolivian
regions near the Brazilian border, the Bolivian government - guided by
Washington - is turning a blind eye to the real narco-traffickers and instead
sending 1,500 troops into the Chapare region - coincidentally, the home
of the "political opposition" - to attempt to eradicate the traditional
growth and use of the coca leaf.
Everything Else Mandatory reading: Tom Hayden on the inevitable assassination of Saddam Hussein. Karen Kwiatkowski, a recently retired Air Force Lieutenant colonel, worked from May 2002 through February 2003 in the office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Near East South Asia and Special Plans (USDP/NESA and SP) in the Pentagon. She observed the environment in which decisions about post-war Iraq were made. She was appalled. Don't miss Career officer does eye-opening stint inside Pentagon. BRING THEM HOME NOW! is a coordinating committee of military families, veterans, active duty personnel, reservists and others opposed to the ongoing war in Iraq and galvanized to action by George W. Bush's inane and reckless challenge to armed Iraqis resisting occupation to "Bring 'em on." Arianna Huffington may be running for governor of California. More proof that Dr. David Kelley, who blew the whistle on Blair, was murdered. As we approach the 2nd anniversary of the Anthrax attacks, let's take a look at the case against Steven Hatfill. If put on public trial, Saddam Hussein would
have a field day revealing the embarrassing alliance between his brutal
regime and Washington, including: The CIA's role in bringing the Ba'ath
Party to power in a 1958 coup, opening the way for Saddam to take control,
U.S., Israeli, and Iranian destabilization of Iraq during the 1970s by
fueling Kurdish rebellion, Washington's egging on the aggressive shah of
Iran in the Shatt al-Arab waterway dispute, a primary cause of the Iran-Iraq
War, the U.S. secretly urging Iraq to invade Iran in 1980 to overthrow
that nation's revolutionary Islamic government, the covert supply of Saddam's
war machine by the U.S. and Britain during the eight-year Iran-Iraq conflict,
plus the murky role played by Washington just before Iraq's 1991 invasion
of Kuwait when the U.S. ambassador told Saddam "The U.S. takes no position
in Arab border disputes." Was this a trap to lure Saddam to invade Kuwait,
then crush his army, or simple diplomatic bungling? Saddam could supply
the awkward answers, which is why the
U.S. wants Saddam, but dead - not alive.
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