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December 30, 2003 Tuesday |
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Clinton Gets Cameo In Clark Ad
CBS News - 12-30-03
... than expected. The ad also is another example of how
Clark's campaign has highlighted his ties to Mr. Clinton. Dozens of
former ...
New
Clark ad features footage of Bill Clinton - San
Francisco Chronicle
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Wesley Clark makes Panhandle 'True Grits' campaign stop
The Associated Press 12-30-03
PENSACOLA, Fla.-President Bush sent troops to Iraq to
distract from the failure to capture terrorist Osama bin Laden,
Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark said during a Panhandle
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Will a Dean candidacy be good or bad for Democrats?
Alameda Times-Star, CA - 12-30-03
...The
games officially begin with the New Year and in this volatile world of
security alerts and nuclear proliferation and a dozen other foreign and
domestic crises to face, anything could happen and probably will. But it
is hard to ignore the concerns of Democratic gray beards that the worm
the early bird gets in this case might be poisonous to their party. |
A Clark-Clinton
ticket would be the fastest way to clean up the Bush Inc. mess.
Wes and Bill are two
brilliant minds who've been to the School of Been There, Done That
Successfully--plus there is nothing left to investigate Clinton for.
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FLASHBACK
1999
Clinton
leaves Balkans hailed a hero by Kosovar Albanians
CNN.COM
6-23-99
..."I don't want anyone else
to lose an arm or a leg or a child because of land mines," he [Clinton]
said. "Please be patient with us ... you are going to be able to go
back. I want to make sure it is a happy return."
After his visit to the
refugee camp, Clinton -- accompanied by KFOR commander Lt. Gen. Mike
Jackson and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Gen.
Wesley Clark -- addressed troops waiting to enter Kosovo...
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What a difference a
president who reads makes.
Great cartoon by a female political cartoonist.
click here

W with the
lies
kicked outta him

Three
minority extremist groups - the militant
fundamentalist Islamists exemplified at the far edge by Al Qaeda,
certain activist elements among
America's reborn Christians and neoconservatives, and the
most inflexible hard-line Zionists from
Israel - have
emerged as dangerously destabilizing actors in world politics.
And Bush continues to throw fuel on
the fire.

Skydivers
Trust Homer over President
The Scotsman, UK - 12-30-03
... disability charity Leonard Cheshire, while
President Bush ... GMTV life coach Gladeana
McMahon said: “Homer Simpson ... would make him an invaluable skydiving ...

Poll :
Bush , Hillary Clinton most admired
CNN International - 12-30-03
... When people were asked to name the man they
admire the most, Bush was picked by
29 percent. ... For both the most-admired man and most-admired woman ...
Mr. Personal Unaccountability

"Today Rush Limbaugh blamed his legal
troubles on 'the Democrats.' You have to understand how Rush thinks — see
Bill Clinton was a real pain in the neck, so he got some drugs for the pain,
then he got addicted, then he started buying the drugs illegally — so really
it's all Clinton's fault." —Jay Leno
It sounds as though
Rush may have fallen off the wagon.

"I'll moider da bum."
- Heavyweight boxer Tony Galento, when asked what he thought of
William Shakespeare

Bush approved Patriot Act expansion during Saddam capture
Infoshop News - Dec 28, 2003
On December 13, when US forces captured Saddam Hussein ...
expansion of the Patriot
Act, nicknamed Patriot Act II, written by Attorney General John ...
"The object of war is not to die for
your country but to make the other bastard die for his."
- General George Patton (1885-1945)
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SUBJECT: Why isn't the federal
government putting all Texans on watch lists?
Hi Lisa,
Thought you'd be interested.....
[See article link below]
I think Mr. Levitas in right on the money when he says:
"The government has a severe case of tunnel vision when it comes to
domestic terrorism. I have no doubt whatsoever that had Krar and his
compatriots been Arab-Americans or linked to some violent Islamic
fundamentalist group, we would have heard from John Ashcroft himself."
MTKB
WMD FOUND!
The terror
threat at home, often overlooked
As the media focus on international terror, a Texan
pleads guilty to possessing a weapon of mass destruction.
By Kris Axtman | Staff writer of The Christian Science
Monitor 12-29-03
HOUSTON – It began as a misdelivered envelope and
developed into the most extensive domestic terrorism investigation since
the Oklahoma City bombing.
Last month, an east Texas man pleaded guilty to possession of a weapon
of mass destruction. Inside the home and storage facilities of William
Krar, investigators found a sodium-cyanide bomb capable of killing
thousands, more than a hundred explosives, half a million rounds of
ammunition, dozens of illegal weapons, and a mound of white-supremacist
and antigovernment literature....
Thanks for the link. This William Krar
had more wmds than Saddam.
At the stroke of midnight on New
Year's Eve I will toast every viewer of All Hat No Cattle and wish you
happiness and health in 2004--just stay out of the bushes. -Lisa

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"I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous
weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewriters."
- Frank Lloyd Wright (1868-1959)

"I stayed up all night playing poker
with tarot cards. I got a full house and four people died." Steven
Wright

An artist's view of Mars Express. The European satellite Mars Express
successfully entered a polar orbit above Mars, which will allow it to try to
contact the missing Beagle 2 next week, the European Space Agency said.(ESA/HO)
Peace.
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