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January 29,
2004 Thursday |
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President struggling to shield his intelligence
'aces'
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia -
1-29-04
The awful part is that George Bush and Saddam Hussein were
both staring into the same cracked spook-house mirror. Thanks to David Kay,
the US's chief weapons-hunter, we now have an amazing image of the president
and the dictator, both divorced from reality over weapons, glaring at each
other from opposite sides of bizarre, paranoid universes where fiction
trumped fact... |
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NH Exit Polls Show Warning for Bush
Newsday - 1-29-04
President Bush is paying heed not only to the criticism from
his Democratic rivals but the dissatisfaction among independent voters who
will play a crucial role in New Hampshire and other battleground states this
November... |
Scheer: Baghdad is Bush's blue dress
Dodge City Daily Globe, KS - 1-29-04
Now, can we talk of
impeachment? The rueful admission by former chief U.S. weapons inspector
David Kay that Saddam Hussein did not possess weapons of mass destruction or
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Asses of
Evil is one of the bumper sticker submissions! I love it!
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President Monkey in a Man
Suit phrase is from www.bartcop.com
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Will Dubya dump Dick?
Asia Times 1-29-04
WASHINGTON - While Democratic rivals battle for
the presidential nomination in a succession of grueling primary elections,
Vice President Dick Cheney appears to be fighting to secure his spot on the
Republican ticket behind President George W Bush.... |
"Oscar
nominations came out today. Up for best actor, Sean Penn for 'Mystic River,'
Jude Law for 'Cold Mountain,' and of course, George W. Bush for 'Iraqi Weapons
of Mass Destruction." —Jay Leno
Cartoonist calls Condi Rice 'murderer' – again
WorldNetDaily - Jan 27, 2004
By Paul Sperry. Aaron McGruder, a black syndicated cartoonist
who's
getting his own prime-time TV series on Fox, called National ...
Another
fabulous bumper sticker submission.
The political forehead front
New
York Daily News, NY - 1-29-04
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Kerry "absolutely" denied receiving Botox treatments, and added: "I've never
even heard it. Where did this come from? ... I've never even heard of it. ...
LOOKS
LIKE BIG JOHN'S TRYING TO SAVE FACE - New
York Post
N.H. Among Few Using Paper in Vote Records
AP -
Wed Jan 28,
6:19 PM ET
The technology
troubles that could bedevil elections this year in California, Georgia, Florida
and elsewhere were absent in New Hampshire this week. That's because it is among
the few states that require a paper record for every ballot cast....
"Maybe
people elsewhere trust machines more than they trust humans, but that would be
totally out of the question here. I'm aghast that other places are considering
touch-screen computers." -- New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill
Gardner, one of the longest-serving elections officials in the country. In 1995,
New Hampshire passed a law requiring a paper record of every ballot cast,
effectively banning touch-screen election computers that don't produce such
receipts.
NASA: No Data Gleaned From Airline Lists
Yahoo News -
Wed Jan 28,
7:30 PM ET
NASA took the
utmost care to preserve the privacy of passengers listed on a database that
Northwest Airlines gave to the government for analysis almost two years ago, the
space agency's administrator said Wednesday.
"A Newsweek poll said if the
election were held today, John Kerry would beat Bush 49 percent to 46 percent.
And today, President Bush called Newsweek magazine a threat to world peace."
—Jay Leno
Exxon Mobil Profit Rose on Energy Prices
Reuters -
1-29-04
Exxon Mobil Corp.
(XOM.N), the world's largest oil company, on Thursday said fourth-quarter profit
rose on high energy prices.
ExxonMobil ordered to pay 6.75 billion dollars in Valdez spill
Gas prices are increasing all over America. No
wonder Exxon made a big profit.
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Science News
Scientists Create New Form of Matter
Reuters -
Wed Jan 28, 4:05
PM ET
Scientists said on
Wednesday they had created a new form of matter and predicted it could help lead
to the next generation of superconductors for use in electricity generation,
more efficient trains and countless other applications..
O'Neill's Revelations and the Mind of Bush
By
KATHERINE van WORMER
How To Protect Yourself Against MyDoom
Pictured above is a 3D perspective of the first
image released from Europe's Mars Express satellite -- a stunning computer
reconstruction of part of the Valles Marineris region, a canyon nicknamed the
Grand Canyon of Mars. In reality, Valles Marineris is four times longer and five
times deeper than its Arizona counterpart. The above image shows a portion of
Valles Marineris roughly 65 kilometers across, detailing many ridges and
valleys. (G. Neukum/FU Berlin/DLR/ESA)
Peace.