Isn't freedom of speech one
of the freedoms our soldiers are fighting for?
The above is an actual quote
from Bush...minus "Here use my Bush blindfold."
"Reportedly, the commission's
first question to the president was, 'You know al-Qaida and Iraq are two
different things, right?'" Craig Kilborn
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
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Republican US Congressman Steve Buyer and US
Senator Lindsey Graham congratulating each other that they don't have to
actually fight in a war. |
Buyer promoted to colonel by Bush
Indianapolis Star, IN - 4-30-04
"It's a
political ploy that will help him out in the election because they want to
keep him in office," said Dennis Hardy, a Danville Republican....Hardy has
accused Buyer of lying last year about being called to active duty to serve
in Iraq.
Buyer took an indefinite leave from Congress in 2003, saying he had been
called to active duty.
But after about two weeks, Army officials told Buyer they could meet
their needs without him and did not want to jeopardize his or others' safety
by sending a congressman to a war zone...
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Do you think their boots
will ever be on ANY battlefield?
Just think if George
Washington didn't want to "jeopardize his or others' safety by sending a
congressman to a war zone."
"[9 11] Panel members said
President Bush was very helpful. At one point even offering to have the CIA
provide personal information about them and their mistresses."
Craig Kilborn
www.unfairlybalanced.com
"You know who else's birthday
is today? Saddam Hussein. And if you haven't gotten him a gift yet, he could use
some weapons of mass destruction. You know, he doesn't -- apparently, he doesn't
seem to have any." Jay Leno
Opinion
Troops Without Armor in Iraq
New York Times
From Dream to Nightmare
By BOB HERBERT
Each death in Iraq reminds us of a lesson never learned from history — that
fantasy must genuflect before reality...
In Front of Your Nose
By PAUL KRUGMAN
I don't have a plan for Iraq, but I strongly suspect that all the plans you hear
now are irrelevant...
By Sam Allis, Globe Staff | April 29, 2004
George W.
Bush may be the most openly religious president in memory, yet Americans have
been neither privy to his personal journey on the road to Damascus nor fully
aware of the political implications of the scales falling from his eyes…
Distressed
American
Protest Art by Brad
Russell
click here
'The Politics of Truth'
New York Times, NY - 4-30-04
By JOSEPH C. WILSON.
A Strange Encounter with Robert
Novak
Late on Tuesday afternoon, July 8, six days before Robert Novak's article about
Valerie and me, a friend showed up at my office with a strange and disturbing
tale. He had been walking down Pennsylvania Avenue toward my office near the
White House when he came upon Novak, who, my friend assumed, was en route to the
George Washington University auditorium for the daily taping of CNN's Crossfire.
He asked Novak if he could walk a block or two with him, as they were headed in
the same direction; Novak acquiesced. Striking up a conversation, my friend,
without revealing that he knew me, asked Novak about the uranium controversy. It
was a minor problem, Novak replied, and opined that the administration should
have dealt with it weeks before. My friend then asked Novak what he thought
about me, and Novak answered: "Wilson's an asshole. The CIA sent him. His wife,
Valerie, works for the CIA. She's a weapons of mass destruction specialist. She
sent him." At that point, my friend and Novak went their separate ways. My
friend headed straight for my office a couple of blocks away....
Book accuses Cheney, Gingrich of helping gather
dirt on outted ...
Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscripition), GA
Ex-envoy says Bush staff tied to ID leak
Contra Costa Times, CA
Disturbing News
Republican Shenanigans
US probes Iraqi prisoners
abuse case
Reuters, UK - 4-30-04
...
Brigadier General Janice Karpinski, in charge of the prison, could be relieved
of her command, blocked from promotion or receive a letter of reprimand after a
...
Click here for the
60 Minutes II graphic photos of U.S. troops
mistreating and humiliating Iraqi POWs. Dan Rather spoke to Brig. Gen. Mark
Kimmitt about the military's probe of the events.
Who
trained these US soldiers that did these horrible things? The KKK?
Good News
Bush's Approval Rating at All-Time Low -Poll
Reuters –4-29-04
NEW YORK (Reuters)
- President Bush's approval rating is at an all-time low and fewer than half of
Americans now believe invading Iraq was the right thing to do ...
"This coalition in Iraq is
not holding up well. ... It's kind of ironic. All these foreign countries are
willing to take every American job except this one." —Jay Leno
Odd News
Graphic by Dutch
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This image, released April
29, 2004, of the Bug Nebula (NGC 6302) taken with the NASA /ESA Hubble Space
Telescope, shows impressive walls of compressed gas, laced with trailing strands
and bubbling outflows. A dark, dusty torus surrounds the inner nebula (seen at
the upper right). At the heart of the turmoil is one of the hottest stars known.
Despite a sizzling temperature of at least 250,000 degrees C, the star itself
has never been seen, as it is hidden by the blanket of dust and shines most
brightly in the ultraviolet, making it hard to observe.(HO/ESA/NASA
and Albert Zijlstra)
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