Tuesday edition - September 19, 2006
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UN official: Bush, Iranian leader will avoid each other
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Report Criticizes US
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US to Maintain Iraq
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In 2006, I never thought my president would be defending any type of torture. It seems as though Tony Soprano, instead of Jesus, is Bush's favorite political philosopher.
Pope Benedict was ripped in Arab newspapers Sunday for insulting the Prophet Mohammed in public remarks. They said his words could start a world war. It's the magic you would expect whenever a German addresses a crowd from the balcony. -- Argus Hamilton, comedian
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
US Military Deaths in Iraq Hit 2,683 The Ledger, FL
US Military Deaths in Afghanistan Guardian Unlimited, UK
11 Taliban Killed in South Afghanistan Washington Post
Afghan Taliban tougher than expected: UK minister Washington Post
Iraq puts off federal debate as civil war fears grow Reuters
Chirac Seeks Way to Start Talks With Iran New York Times
US, Israel press Abbas to shun Hamas Aljazeera.net
Senator Hillary Clinton blasted the Toronto International Film Festival Sunday for handing an award to the docudrama Death of a President. She said nobody should fantasize about killing the president of the United States. If she didn't do it, nobody should. - Argus Hamilton, comedian
Hey, Kids, Read the First Commandment
I am the Lord your God. You shall have no other gods before me.
Jesus Camp : Kids Worshipping to a George Bush Picture- YouTube.com
Torture Is All in the Subtext by Dan Froomkin, Washington Post
Disturbing News
An Eerie Quiet at Duquesne After 5 Students Are Shot New York Times
Drug Overdose Causes Preemie Tragedy
Willie Nelson cited in drug case Louisville Courier-Journal
Email:
Subject: Your site
Lisa,
Damn fine site you have! I have e-mailed and contributed before but I want to
encourage you to continue your important work. I read your site everyday,
usually at work. It always brings a smile to my face and encourages me to
discuss more with my students. I teach at a community college and students are
not given to discussion in a history class. Sometimes though, I can get them to
think about things rather than just accepting the Republican line of BS.
Thank you for your tributes to Ann Richards. She was a great American. I am a
staunch Clinton supporter... because he was a great man. Clinton's tribute to
Gov. Richards was moving and certainly more than the moron-in-chief had to say.
Again, thank you, thank you, thank you for making it easier to make it to
01-20-09!
Sincerely,
Charlotte
Thank you for writing and contributing Charlotte. Deep curtsy.
God sure broke the mold when He created Ann Richards and Bill Clinton. What a shame.
Teaching the documented truth, no matter the subject, successfully drove my point to 95% of my past students.
That's why I believe truth via the Internet will make our world a smaller and peaceful place.
Colin Powell's Son
Former FCC Chairman Michael Powell said Friday that he had "never seen" a localism study --that a former FCC staffers says was suppressed in 2004--"did not know about it before yesterday [Sept. 14]," and "never ordered anything destroyed," according to a statement relayed by his personal assistant Friday.
Bush Clouds Issue With "Clarity"
By Madeleine Begun Kane
Clarity in torture rules?
Bush must think we're drooling fools.
What he really wants and needs
Are pardons for his lawless deeds.
http://www.madkane.com/torture.html
Someone must tell President Bush where his heart is. [photo shown of President Bush and Laura Bush; she has hand over her heart; he has his hand over his stomach] Most people don't clutch the wrong organ, but then again, most people don't invade the wrong country. -- Bill Maher
Republican Shenanigans
McCain annoys conservatives on detainees Seattle Post Intelligencer
Abramoff probe claims another victim; Burns campaigns on Helena Independent Record, MT
Ney quits two posts, refuses requests to leave House Columbus Dispatch, OH
"Picture your family dead. Just for a second. Are you picturing it? Now go vote." -Jon Stewart, summarizing President Bush's interview with NBC's Matt Lauer
Rock-The-Voter News
John
Kerry says he's now prepared to kick the asses of the Swift Boat vets who
smeared him. A little late, John. Who's running your campaign? FEMA?
-- Bill Maher
Biz/Tech News
Stocks barely move as oil prices rise Seattle Times
Spinach producers take financial hit USA Today
Restaurant sues over lost spinach Chicago Sun-Times
YouTube joins Warner Music in video pact San Francisco Chronicle
Microsoft enters YouTube waters Seattle Times
"General
Colin Powell shocked a lot of people in Washington by speaking out against
President Bush's policies, saying that the world is beginning to doubt the moral
basis of our fight against terrorism. That's what I think he said -- it was hard
to hear him because he was being hustled out of the room to his cell in
Guantanamo Bay." --Jay Leno
Disney Announces Grand Opening of Water-Boarding Theme Park
By Don Davis
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Guantanamo inmates to fast for Ramadan Daily News & Analysis
Lawyers Go to Court for Gitmo Detainee WTOP, D.C.
"No study ever has shown that torture brings useful information." — Gloria Steinem
Go-F***-Yourself News
Lynne Cheney speaks to Louisville students Louisville Courier-Journal
Subject: Bush as a Bird
hi, Lisa,
had to comment on this. i think if Bush was a bird
he'd probably be a Dodo! ;-)
love,
Kathy
Murfreesboro
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Hi Lisa,
I rather think Bush would make a fine turkey buzzard if he were a bird.
Ned
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Lisa,
Bush is a vulture, feeding on the remains.
Jack
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Well, one bird he isn't is the dove of peace.
Bill
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I can't think of a bird Bush resembles other than the one he flips us everday.
Erik
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Odd News
A female Walrus 'Pico' 11-year-old, uses her mock Mobile phone during a sea animal show at the Hakkeijima Sea Paradise aquarium-amusement park complex in Yokohama, southwest of Tokyo, Sunday, Sept. 17, 2006. (Photo/Itsuo Inouye)
Peace.