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May
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US terror alert level dips to yellow
WASHINGTON--After 11 days at orange, the national terrorism alert level was
dropped one notch to yellow Friday after officials determined that the
threat of ...
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Tensions linger as Bush begins foreign tour |
Bush: 'We Found' Banned Weapons |
Zelda and I could not agree on who should be the Terror Alert Girl for the month of June. So I choose Zelda and myself. I did not want to bestow such a great honor upon a republican. Thank you, fabulous viewers and your fabulous choices!
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ZELDA MORGAN ALL HAT NO CATTLE MERCENARY JOURNALIST DIRTY LAUNDRY DONE DIRT CHEAP
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MISSION
ACCOMPLISHED
There is a big question out
there: "Where are all the Weapons of Mass Destruction?" It is a good
question. It should expose Bush and Them as the liars they really are. Maybe
the mainstream media will investigate and cover this story. Maybe this story
will get legs, as they say. Maybe the dialogue will persist, and perhaps
there will be an investigation in Washington, DC. Anything is possible.
Click here for MISSION
ACCOMPLISHED
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Thanks to BH48
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"Ari Fleischer announced last week he was resigning as the Bush administration press secretary in July. Fleischer has earned a reputation as an evasive mouthpiece for the president, who stays on message using ambiguous half- truths or as they are known at the Bush White House 'freedom lies.'" Jon Stewart
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Get ready, Darth Vader
This is a 2003 handout photo showing the 'Scorpion ensemble' future battle dress for U.S. soldiers, being developed at the U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center in Natick, Mass., which is expected to be ready for action in 2011. Today's soldier when completely outfitted carries as much as 90 to 120 pounds, but the future combat uniform will weigh only 40 to 50 pounds and will include communications, night vision gear, body sensors and the latest technology in protective armor. (U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center, Sarah Underhill, handout)
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Absinthe mix stirs up controversy
-DEGAS |
"Governments need armies to protect them from their enslaved and oppressed subjects." Tolstoy

Only now, almost two
years later, are the most insidious ramifications of September 11, 2001 becoming
clear.
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Where're Osama, Saddam and the unused weapons of mass destruction? - Lisa
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Peace.