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Tuesday edition - May 29, 2007
Bush and Wolfowitz are cut from the same cloth - admit no wrong and blame the media.
BUSH’S THREAT TO AHMADINEJAD: ‘WE’LL INSTALL WOLFOWITZ AS ‘SHAHA’ OF IRAN’
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Subject: Bush and OJ
Lisa,
OJ + Bush = America's Most Hated People
Bush's quote about Osama, sounds as though he was describing himself!-- "He's not out feeding the hungry. He's isolated, trying to kill people to achieve his objective."
‘UNKNOWN SOLDIER’ VISITS TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER
New Rule: You can't send the National Guard to Iraq and then claim it's still here. The helicopters, the humvees, the men...like Dorothy and Toto, they're not in Kansas anymore. Sorry, Mr. President, but the last documented case of a National Guardsman able to be in two places at one time... was you. - Bill Maher
Disturbing News
Velvet Glove Threat
Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are expected to meet
again shortly to continue discussing both issues in preparation for the G8
sessions. They met two weeks ago in Moscow with the same matters on the table.
Ham Fisted Threat
The Pentagon is warning China in blunt language that despite Beijing's massive military buildup, it lacks the power for a successful attack against rival Taiwan.
Conservatives have to stop rolling their eyes every time they hear the word,
"France." Like just calling something "French" is the ultimate argument winner.
As if to say, "What can you say about a country that was too stupid to get on
board with our wonderfully-conceived and brilliantly-executed war in Iraq?" -
Bill Maher
Republican Shenanigans On this Day in History
1849 - A patent
for lifting vessels was granted to Abraham Lincoln.
1942 - Adolf Hitler ordered all Jews in occupied Paris to wear an identifying yellow star on the left side of their coats.
1974 - U.S.
President Nixon agreed to turn over 1,200 pages of edited Watergate transcripts.
Rock-The-Voter News
Subject: McCain
Hi Lisa, I hope your Memorial day is going ok. I'm feeling very sad that almost 1000 more Precious American Soldiers have had to die since last memorial day. But I need your help. On your archive page from 10/19/2006 there was a link to a McCain joke about suicide if Democrats won the Senate. It no longer links to the article but I do remember it from that day. I want to help encourage John McCain to own up to his remark by visiting Iraq again, only this time without the flak(flack) jacket and without all the armed troops and helicopters. He should announce his visit early enough to help bring about all the supporters of his cause and then walk through the shopping district until his comment is realized. Thanks for all you do. Support our troops, Bring them home. Drew Thank you, Drew. Here is another link to McCain's quote. McCain has been on a downslide ever since he hugged Bush in 2004. Lest we not forget, that the day after Katrina hit, Bush was celebrating McCain's birthday in Arizona on August 30, 2005. Bush seems to have the hug of political death, eh?
Biz-Tech News
Guns don't kill people; crazy people kill people. In response to the Virginia Tech shootings, President Bush said, "When people see somebody who is exhibiting abnormal behavior, you do something about it." Thanks for the heads-up, McGruff. But, if that's the case, then I want to warn the country about a man I saw last night on TV. He's six feet tall, Caucasian and he goes by the title "President of the United States." - Bill Maher
Bush-Prison-Torture News
'It's up to you now': Sheehan
quits Anti-war activist Cindy
Sheehan announced Monday she is giving up her role as the "face" of the American
anti-war movement.
The White House cites Cindy Sheehan's departure as yet more evidence of "progress" in Iraq. - Grant Gerver, www.seriouskidding.com
Go-F***-Yourself News
What is a
friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies.
Thank you all for the donations you sent (50) since Friday 5-4-07 - $1555.00
Offline Donation Lisa Casey PO Box 88 Ashford. AL 36312
Odd News
An artist's rendering of a planet orbiting the star, Gliese 436. Planet-seekers who have spotted 28 new planets orbiting other stars in the past year say Earth's solar system is far from unique and there could be billions of habitable planets. Illustration/Lynette Cook
Peace.
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