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Happy 2007!
Tuesday edition - January 2, 2007
My feeling is that Gerald Ford enabled the pardoning of the Iran-Contra war criminals and the future pardon(s) of George W. Bush.
If genetic engineering can eradicate mad cow disease, it certainly can eradicate "mad president's disease." - www.seriouskidding.com
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Too stupid to be president or to build an accessible tornado shelter
U.S. President George W.
Bush and his wife were moved into an armored vehicle on their ranch Friday after
a tornado warning was issued for central Texas.
Isn't it a wee bit arrogant to be chauffeured to your tornado shelter in a armored vehicle? Does bush really believe an armored vehicle would protect him against a tornado?
We're #53!
New countries have moved ahead of some Western democracies in the fifth annual Reporters Without Borders Worldwide Press Freedom Index, issued today, while the most repressive countries are still the same ones...Meanwhile the steady erosion of press freedom in the United States, France and Japan is extremely alarming,” Reporters Without Borders said.
The ranking Disturbing News
Ford: The Edsel President
Gerald R. Ford leaves his beloved U.S. Capitol for the last time Tuesday as the period set aside for ordinary Americans to say goodbye gives way to an elaborate invitation-only funeral at the awe-inspiring Washington National Cathedral.
Iraqis hanged Saddam without any Americans present. Well then, they can just rule their own country without any Americans present, too.
BOB WOODWARD’S ULTIMATE SCOOP: GALLOWS INTERVIEW WITH SADDAM
Republican Shenanigans
Junking the Junkets
Rock-The-Voter News
NOW it's time to put the IMPEACHMENT NOOSE around our own dear President's neck. - www.seriouskidding.com
Ode To A Former Canadian Ice Shelf
Good News
Remember George W Bush's Failed Oil Company, Harken?
Harken Energy, a Texas-based oil company with close ties to
U.S. President George W. Bush, had previously obtained rights to search for
crude in Costa Rica. Before failing an environmental impact review in February
2002, it had planned to drill offshore. Now Harken is demanding that the Costa
Rican government pay upwards of $12 million in reparations for its aborted
exploits.
Biz-Tech News
Gays Save Gerald Ford's Home
Growing up here some 85 years ago, Gerald R. Ford lived in six different homes. Tim England and Rob Kent bought one of them in 1991 for $63,500...The buyers, acquaintances of Messrs. England and Kent, offered to sell it to them after doing some repairs. Inspecting the house with a flashlight, the two men, who have been together for almost 20 years, saw that there was no ceiling in the dining room and the top floor was filled with birds. "It was pretty rank," recalls Mr. Kent, 46, who does sales for a specialty food store.
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Go-F***-Yourself News
Subject: Happy New Year Lisa
Thank you for six years of truth mixed with laughter. You have made my sour mood sparkle through out all these years and you were sure right about BushInc. from the very start.
I sent you a $50 donation and my New Year's Resolution is to do the same each month this year, plus it's better than going on a diet cause I know I won't keep that resolution!
Best wishes in all you do.
Thanks so much Lisa.
I feel humbled, really I do. Thank you so much. You all keep me going. My last fundraiser wasn't very good. But I have faith the donations will return. (fingers crossed)
I am temporarily in Costa Rica now doing the groundwork for a clothing store my girlfriend (she has the brains) and I are going to open here. Getting things accomplished here in Costa is about as fast as the phone modem I am using to produce this site! But the added income will help keep AHNC online.
Thanks to everyone for their Holiday Wishes and donations.
Freedom of speech isn't free. Please donate to All Hat No Cattle.
Odd News
In this photo provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol a farm is shown covered with snow Monday, Jan. 1, 2007, near Tribune, Kan. Pilots in a dozen plans were sent up over the plains of Colorado and Kansas on Monday to look for any snowbound travelers following a blizzard that dumped nearly 3 feet of snow and piled it in drifts 15 feet high. (Photo/Kansas Highway Patrol)
Peace.
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