Thursday edition - February 7, 2007

SWEET REVENGE

I wonder how many extra dozen Secret Service guys will be assigned to Bush after him admitting to torturing people? Bush really sounds like a drunk in denial. And what are they drinking up there in Washington DC? Liquid Cocaine with a Jack Daniels chaser?

Texas UFO Identified

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

• US Military Deaths in Iraq at 3949 The Associated Press 

• US raids Sadr City, 1 Iraqi killed AP

• Gunmen kill three anti-Qaeda men in Iraq village: police AFP

• Mullen: US troops are tired AP

• Rice, Britain's Miliband in Unannounced Visit to Afghanistan Voice of America

• Al-Qaeda in Iraq Teaching Children to Kill, US Says Washington Post

• Secret Talks Led to Pakistan Cease-Fire The Associated Press

• Retired generals turn on Musharraf AP

• US to resume military aid to Thailand AFP

Angelina Jolie Is In Iraq

UN goodwill ambassador and Hollywood megastar Angelina Jolie visited Iraq on a humanitarian mission Thursday and met top officials to demand help for people displaced by the war.

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Subject: Admitting Torture

Is Bush too stupid to realize he has admitted to a crime?

Waterboarding is torture and torture is a crime, domestic or military. Plain and simple.

Any thoughts on what will happen next?

LOVE your site. I always need a daily dose.

USMC and AHNC financial supporter. Do your part, people!

Mark

Thanks Mark!

I've always believed someone in the CIA would get revenge on Bush for what he did to their covert agent,Valerie Plame. As I'm sure you know, not only does the CIA play hardball but they execute it in a way that is as convoluted as their cover.

Maybe this scenario is one of those dark defining moments in history - A US President authorizes torturing people.  And the CIA confirms it.

Just a thought.
 

Disturbing News

• Storms Across 5 States Leave at Least 52 Dead New York Times
   

"How about that Mitt Romney, huh? This guy looks like a lawyer who advertises on the back of a bus. ... This guy, he looks like an American actor who's popular in Germany. ... He looks like a contractor you'd have to sue, this Mitt Romney. ... He looks like the neighbor with the neat garage, that Mitt Romney. ... You remember Mitt Romney from the '80s? He was Mr. Goodwrench." --David Letterman

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Subject: Hillary

Lisa, I'm disappointed that after all these years, you still can't see the Clintons for who they are.

The only difference between the "Arkansas cartel" and the "Texas cartel" (besides the huge discrepancy in IQ points) is that the Clintons aren't beholding to foreign interests.

Bill made his fortune the old-fashioned way ... cocaine smuggling and money laundering.

( See THE CLINTON CHRONICLES on --- link removed)

Bill has eliminated more witnesses than the Mafia ( See the CLINTON BODY COUNT at link removed )

Bill is certainly the "Teflon druglord". Vince Foster and JFK Jr. are just the tip of the iceberg.

If you are "educated by facts", please do your homework. Unless they've "gotten" to you as well.

Gerald Wheatley
Louisville, KY

Lifelong Democrat

WOW! You mean to tell me the Republicans spent millions to impeach Bill for cheating on his wife instead of impeaching him for being a drug lord and his own Mafia! Damn, the GOP are really sneaky people.

FYI: Did you realize those sources you sited were made by right wing Republicans?

ROFLOL - Thanks for the belly laugh. You'll never know how much I needed that.

Republican Shenanigans News

• Senate Republicans Block Expanded Economic Stimulus Proposal Bloomberg

• Bush to visit Tennesee after tornadoes AP

• Bush says he might veto farm bill AP

• Bush threatens veto in surveillance laws AP

• McCain and conservatives seek common purpose San Jose Mercury News

• Texas Republicans wary of McCain Dallas Morning News, TX

"A company here in Los Angeles is making dolls of all these current political figures. ... They're not like normal dolls where you pull the string and the dolls talk. These are a little different. These, you have to make a large donation to their campaign and then the dolls will say and do whatever you want." --Jay Leno

"But, by God, I wish that John McCain a great deal of luck. I'm telling you, at my age, I'm just happy to see a president who's older than I am, you know what I mean?" --David Letterman

Isn't This What Giuliani's Staff Did Before He Quit?

 ABC News' Kate Snow Reports: Members of Senator Hillary Clinton's senior campaign staff have agreed to work without pay for the month of February. Communications Director Howard Wolfson called the move "a show of solidarity with Hillary Clinton".

Rock-The-Voter News

• I'm still the underdog, Obama insists Chicago Sun-Times

• Obama raises $3M post Super Tuesday AP

• Obama Advisers Foresee a Delegate Draw With Clinton (Update1) Bloomberg

• Clinton reports lending $5 million to her campaign Chicago Tribune

Biz/Tech News

• Oil Prices Fall Below $87 a Barrel The Associated Press

• Macy's says reorganization will cut 2550 jobs Chicago Tribune

• USDA's oversight of meat safety criticized Los Angeles Times

• Cisco disappoints investors despite 10% sales growth Houston Chronicle

• Congress extends Do Not Call program AP

Or As I Call It - Legalized Usury

The woes in the U.S. financial sector are "poetic justice" for bankers who designed and sold complex investments that have since gone sour, billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on Wednesday.

Bush-Prison-Torture News

• New Charges of Gitmo Torture Time.com

• Guantanamo man 'breaking down' The Press Association

"We must face the fact that the United States is neither omnipotent nor omniscient; that we are only six percent of the world population; that we cannot impose our will on the other 94 percent of mankind ... there cannot be an American solution to every world problem." -- John F. Kennedy
 

Go-F**k-Yourself News

• The Truth Will Out Newsweek