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October 5, 2004 Tuesday

Bremer: U.S. 'paid a big price' for having too few troops in Iraq
CNN International -- 10-5-04
... about the future of Iraq," Bremer said. Bremer left Iraq in June, when sovereignty of the country was returned to Iraqi leaders. ...

Rumsfeld Says He Was Misunderstood on Iraq-Al Qaeda
Reuters -- 10-5-04
... Rumsfeld said Tuesday he was misunderstood when he stated hours earlier that he knew of no "strong, hard evidence" linking Saddam Hussein's Iraq and al Qaeda. ...

The Falling Scales
By PAUL KRUGMAN
During the first debate, the scales fell from millions of eyes as America saw the real President Bush....

I wonder if Dick Cheney's true colors will show in tonight's debate?

“I drank six beers and W drank 12. That’s how he got his nickname W. Whatever you drink he’d double you.” -- BushVets.org excellent flash animation

"President Bush got some bad news today: another debate on Friday." -- Jay Leno

The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News

Iran Says Missiles Have 1,200-Mile Range AP
One U.S. Soldier Killed in Baghdad AP
Car Bomb Explodes by U.S. Convoy in Mosul AP
U.S. Warplanes Bomb Vast Baghdad Slum m AP
Sept. Is 2nd-Deadliest 2004 Month in Iraq AP
3 Decapitated Bodies Said Found in Mosul AP
Ransom for Bigley's release TVNZ, New Zealand
Bremer: U.S. Paid Price for Lack of Troops AP
Pakistan agrees to 10-day truce with Al-Qaeda fighters AFP
Pressure on Karzai as Afghan Drug Problem Worsens Reuters
Election violence escalating in south Afghanistan: UN AFP
Arabs in Florida Angered by Bush Los Angeles Times

Saddam Trial Hampered by Violence in Iraq

AP -- Oct 3

Putting Saddam Hussein on trial for war crimes is turning out to be a trial in itself, as escalating violence across Iraq makes preparations harder and riskier.

"Right now, Dick Cheney is practicing his 'warm sneer.'" -- David Letterman

Disturbing News

Poll: 1 in 4 Hold Anti-Muslim Views
Schools, Libraries Internet Aid Delayed AP
E.U. Sees Russia Backsliding on Democracy Reuters
Cambodia set for "Killing Fields" trials Reuters
Mount St. Helens Belches More Steam AP
Lead Levels in Water Misrepresented Across U.S. - (washingtonpost.com)
Israeli Ex-Aide to McGreevey Avoids Investigators From U.S.
BAE chief linked to slush fund

"Comparing these grandiose promises to his failed record, it's enough to make anyone want to, well, sigh." -- Former Vice President Al Gore, writing in the New York Times about the promises Bush made during the 2000 presidential debates

Republican Shenanigans

Debt Ceiling Could Be Hit This Month AP
The Nuclear Bomb That Wasn't
Evangelist Robertson Warns Bush on Israel AP
In Rural U.S., Republicans Win with Guns, Abortion Reuters
Bush to give major speech AFP
Few Tough Questions at 'Town Hall' Events AP

“OB-gyn care is threatened because of lawsuits.” –- Barbara Bush, Breeder of Bushes

Good News

Job Training Outreach Planned for Vets AP
Supreme Court OKs California Gun Show Bans AP
U.S. Supreme Court rejects appeal in Ten Commandments case AFP
Professor Sues U.S. for Coffin Photos AP

“Bush looked petulant and flatulent because he's not fit to be President. Period.” –- Bob Witkowski, AtWitsEnd.org

"Political experts say President Bush was off his game. He looked distracted, confused, a little at a loss for words. Off his game? That is Bush's game!" -- Jay Leno

Biz/Tech News

Oil Prices Set a New Record Above $50 Reuters
Anheuser-Busch to Debut Souped-Up Beer AP
Supreme Court Won't Hear Do-Not-Call Case AP
Internet health advice can bring on 'cyberchondria', study show

Red learned to undo the bolt on his kennel at Battersea Dogs Home. Staff at the world famous dogs' home were baffled after an apparent troublemaker released dozens of animals night after night, allowing them to raid the kitchen and cause chaos.
(Battersea Dogs Home)

"Experts are saying if [the debate] had been a game show, Bush would've gone home with a handshake and a quart of motor oil." -- David Letterman

Bush-Prison-Torture News

Four U.S. Soldiers Charged With Murder AP

"National polls now put the candidates neck and neck, all but erasing the bounce the president received following his boisterous reception at the Republican convention. Which may be why for tomorrow's vice presidential debate, the GOP is insisting both candidates wear elephant hats and the event be moderated by the Gatlin Brothers. Oh, and every time Cheney scores a point? Balloons!" -- Jon Stewart

Go-F*** -Yourself News

Cheney, Edwards to Meet in Only Debate AP
Halliburton Set for Spotlight in VP Debates Reuters
The Global Test: It's called reality MSNBC

Dear Mike, Iraq sucks

Civilian contractors are fleecing taxpayers. U.S. troops don't have proper equipment, and supposedly liberated Iraqis hate them. After the release of Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore received a flood of letters and e-mails from disillusioned and angry American soldiers serving in Iraq. Here, in an exclusive extract from his new book, we print a selection. Click here

Kerry/Edwards News

Bush Lead Over Kerry Narrows in New Polls Reuters
Fact Sheet: John Kerry -- A Plan to Help Middle Class Families U.S. Newswire (press release), DC

"In a stunning statement in a lecture at Harvard, ultra conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said, 'I have even taken the position that sexual orgies eliminate social tensions and ought to be encouraged.' And all those times you thought he and Dick Cheney were just duck hunting. I don't think so." -- Jay Leno

Odd News

Nixon portraits not welcome in Norwegian parliament
CIA appointee withdraws over shoplifting MSNBC
Stockings, High Heels for Women Riot Police in Afghanistan Reuters
Toddler Wanders Miles Across Desert Reuters
N.C. Woman Sells Naughty Barbie Dolls AP
Swedish MPs want men taxed Reuters
Finnish bank director gets 15,000-euro speeding ticket
Colorado Coroner: Organ Harvest Caused Death AP
Man shoots at Siegfried & Roy home; no one hurt Houston Chronicle, TX
Candidate Ad Features Gay Wedding Cake AP
Uganda fines radio station for gay talk show Reuters

Two BASE jumpers leap off China's tallest building, the Jinmao Tower, in Shanghai on Monday. Thirty-eight base jumpers from 16 countries, including six Chinese jumpers, showed their skills as part of China's week-long National Day festivities. BASE is an acronym for building, antennae, span (or bridge) and Earth, representing the fixed objects from which BASE jumps are made. (Jinmao Group)

Peace.

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