I guess Bush really believes the world is a safer place without Saddam and now, Michael Moore.

But, on the bright side, Michael Moore could not buy this much publicity about his new documentary.

Graphic By Bradley

http://www.seedsofdoubt.com/distressedamerican/main.htm

Nine planned suicide mission against Bush
Straits Times, Singapore

"The Supreme Court is now deciding whether the president can detain an American citizen indefinitely without legal counsel. What? I'm sorry, isn't this why we left England? Huh? Didn't we have a King George once already? Hello!"  Jay Leno

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

• U.S. Soldier, 15 Iraqis Killed in Clashes AP

• US clashes with Shiite militias during raids Toronto Star, Canada 

• Iraqis protest abuse in US jails, fighting flares in south Channel News Asia, Singapore

• UK may send further troops to Iraq Guardian, UK 

• Taliban say killed two Britons swissinfo 

• Pentagon: Saddam-Era General Was Mistake AP

• Iraqis Demand Release of Abu Ghraib Prisoners Reuters

• An Al Qaeda 'Chemist' and the Quest for Ricin washingtonpost.com

• Coast Guard Evaluating Threat of Attacks AP

• Afghan Attack Kills 3 Election Workers AP

• US probes claims of Indians being ill-treated in Iraq  AFP

• Attack kills 5 Florida Seabees Biloxi Sun Herald, MS 

• Pentagon to Keep 135,000 Troops in Iraq AP

• U.S. Reveals Iraqi Prisoner Deaths as Scandal Grows Reuters

• Abuse Investigation Includes 25 Deaths Los Angeles Times

Disturbing News

• Lawmakers Question Slow Prison Abuse News AP

• Report: Screening Lax on Muslim Chaplains AP

• Israeli Official Lifts Funding Freeze AP

• Report: Ministry Funded Illegal Outposts AP

• Photographer Shot in Gaza, Witnesses Say AP

• Critics See Bush Errors on Cuba Policy AP

• Man Charged With Fake L.A. Mall Threat AP

• Expert: E-Voting Vulnerability 'Terrible' AP

• Stewart's Motion for Second Trial Denied  AP

• Oil price rise could hit growth - IMF Guardian

• Report: White House Wrong on Medicare AP

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US Reveals Iraqi Prisoner Deaths as Scandal Grows
Reuters 5-5-04

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two Iraqi prisoners were murdered by Americans and 23 other deaths are being investigated in Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States revealed on Tuesday as the Bush administration tried to contain growing outrage over the abuse of Iraqi detainees...

You know President Bush is on a bus tour right now visiting small towns in Michigan and Ohio because he said and I quote "I find it really fun to go to a place where people don't expect the president to come." The next place he's going ... a bookstore.  Jay Leno

Battered Corpse of Iraqi Prisoner in New Shock Publication
The Scotsman, UK - 5-5-04
By Mark Sage, PA News, in New York. As President George Bush appeared on Arabic television today in a bid to limit the damage caused ...

Republican Shenanigans

• GOP Sets Fund-Raising Record at Event AP

• Labor Secretary Stands by Overtime Plan AP

• WMD Probe Panel Won't Seek Subpoena Power AP

• Gov. Jeb Bush backs bill to allow licenses for illegal immigrants Corvallis Gazette Times, OR

• Poll Finds Kerry's Image Took Beating  AP

• Panel asks Connecticut governor be impeached CNN 

• Contractor Paid Wife of Conn. Gov. $15K Biloxi Sun Herald, MS 

• Who is John O'Neill?CNN's Blitzer failed to probe partisan ties of Kerry critic

Hi Again Lisa,

As an Ohioan, it was with deep pride and respect to see my Commander-in-Chief make bus stops yesterday in Toledo, Dayton, and Cincinnati. He spoke reassuringly about the future. He told us how we WILL build a free Iraq. An Iraq free of abuse and torture...er...ok bad example. He also spoke of educating Ohioans (just like the NCLB Act....sorry another bad example) to train for new jobs. This would help Ohio regain some of the 240,000 jobs we have lost in the last three and a half years. He told us to say yes to "global investment" because it sounds better than "outsourcing". He cautioned us to not believe those evil "isolationists" when they say that all the jobs are going to foreign countries. It was very moving, very American.

And after pausing beside the bus emblazoned with the slogan, "Yes, America Can"; with a wave, a wink, and his trademark smirk, Dubya hopped into his Prevost Bus that was made in Canada, and drove to his next fundraiser.

"Bush/Cheney '04....Improving the Canadian Economy, One Bus at a Time."


Keep on bashin' Dubya Lisa, and have a great day!!

Matt M
Springfield, Ohio
 

Hi Matt, good to hear from you again.

I would love to bash Bush on using a Canadian made bus but Kerry is using a Canadian made bus also.  Click on following link Bush, Kerry Tour Buses Made in Canada  My guess is that Canadians make better buses?

"Bush's campaign bus is a technological marvel. It gets $2 million dollars per gallon." —David Letterman

Have you visited www.buzzflash.com today?

Marijuana use increases among adults - CNN

Dutch drug policies do not increase marijuana use, first rigorous comparative study finds

By Jennifer McNulty

In the first rigorous study comparing marijuana use in the Netherlands and the United States, researchers have found no evidence that decriminalization of marijuana leads to increased drug use. The results suggest that drug policies may have less impact on marijuana use than is currently thought...

To quote Gomer Pyle, "Surprise, surprise."

According to the recent polls, Bush has a slight lead over John Kerry. So today, Bush hung a banner over the White House saying, 'Mission Accomplished.'" —David Letterman

Tech News

• Spreading Sasser Computer Worm Might Have Origin In Russia Radio Free Europe, Czech Republic

• Internet Helping Artists Manage Careers  AP

• Electronic Voting Hearings Set to Start  AP

Nursery Crimes (3)

To Iraq, to Iraq
to hunt WMDs.
Home again, home again
good-bye Iraqis.
 

John Grant

Rall's 'Tillman' Cartoon Pulled by MSNBC.com

Here is the banned cartoon

I thought the cartoon was tasteless and uncalled for to bash a dead American soldier. But AHNC reports and you decide.

Badge Awarded to the Bush Administration

Odd News

• Five "designer babies" created for stem cells New Scientist, UK

• I'll Have 10,000 Chocolate Bars to Go, Please  Reuters

• Viagra User Is 99 Reuters

• Computer Glitch Gives Out Free Gasoline

• Monkey Waste Spill Shuts Wis. Highway

• Brits send "U R dumped" txt msgs

• Dirty sheets threat for Olympic guests

• Late night snack nabs hungry thief

• Indian woman has first baby at 62: report

• Weather and gods calm wasps at Sri Lanka heritage site

• New Jersey community renaming itself Mojito after Bacardi drink

• Coaches Reprimanded for 'Crybaby Award'

• In White House Pool, Making a Splash  washingtonpost.com

• Rescue Workers Say Hybrid Cars a Danger AP

"Vice President Dick Cheney made a stop at a Wal-Mart today, Cheney said that Wal-Mart is a great American institution. Well, that's true, all the workers are Mexican and all the stuff's made in China." —Jay Leno

Good News

• Group of US military veterans tied by memories and support for Kerry AFP

• US FTC files first suit over do-not-call violation Forbes

• Former Vice President Gore, partners acquire cable network 

• Senate Rebuffs Bush, Blocks New Rules on Overtime Pay  washingtonpost.com
• Rumsfeld Called to Testify at Iraq Abuse Hearing  Reuters

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A photo of a perfectly preserved 100 pound panel found by Guatemalan archaeologist Antonieta Chajas, working at the Cancuen archaeological site in northern Guatemala, April 17, 2004. The panel, discovered days earlier, is covered in beautiful images that portray ceremonies of the Maya kings. 'It's one the greatest masterpieces of Maya art ever discovered in Guatemala,' said Fedrico Fahsen, a Guatemalan specialist in Mayan glyphs. (HO)

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