Comments on: Rice Drops White House Claim That Iraqi Prime Minister Was Misquoted About Haditha

By: Chuck Robins

Chuck Robins — Tue, 27 Jun 2006 15:13:51 +0000

Comment 126> I can only assume that when watching on the screen about some inner city black kid who has been beaten by 6-8 cops and only listening to the cop’s side of the story, your reaction would be the same as those here. Tell your brother, welcomr to being Black in America. Hopefully now you will realize that there are two sides to everyone’s story.

By: Romer!can - Dispatches from an American in Transylvania

Romer!can - Dispatches from an American in Transylvania — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 23:51:19 +0000

[...] Most of the questions revolved around the selection process, the venues and schedule, the field rules during competition, and how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood. Bobbing and weaving from the vicious blows of reporters’ microphones like a bad actress in a highly overrated Eastwood film, longtime committee member Ali Schtittgotdun managed to say much of nothing which clearly revealed her Tony Snow training. [...]

By: Maria Wuterich

Maria Wuterich — Sat, 10 Jun 2006 19:12:19 +0000

Comment by Erinn Benes:

It makes me sick to know that my tax returns helped to pay for Sgt. Frank Wuterich & co.â€™s sociopathic and murderous rampage.

I’m sorry, maybe I missed something. Were you there? Do you know all the circumstances or just what the media want you to know? Was I there? No. Do I know all the circumstances or just what the media wants me to know? I don’t know all the circumstances. But there is one thing I know that you don’t-my brother. I don’t care what the media says, my brother is NO monster or how did you put it….a sociopath! That is what makes me sick with the actual public. The public reads, sees and hears stories put out by the media and to them it is all 100% true without a doubt. It is carved in stone, blah blah blah. Yes, the incident in Haditha happened. There is no way to say it didn’t. I am not denying that. If the incident happened where the people were indeed totally innocent and no threat to the military, I do feel bad for the people there as well. But who knows truly what happened that day?! I don’t, you don’t, no one does. There was no media with them that day during the incident. Most of the media has angered me due to most articles just pointing the finger and making judgment calls. I, like anyone, part of a family, will stand behind my brother.

By: soso

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By: gc

gc — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 05:35:54 +0000

#64: the last thing I would ever want to see is Ann Coulter in a tiny miniskirt. I would have to be committed after that nightmare.

By: Erinn Benes

Erinn Benes — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 21:07:04 +0000

“Frand Wuterich & Co undoubtedly did what they did to survive.”

Is it your contention that a year old infant and an 89 year old man in a wheelchair were going to lob grenades at these guys? Face it. They went all “Heart of Darkness” on innocent civilians. How would you feel if an occupying force decided to slaughter your family for no reason based in objective reality, hmm? I know how I’d feel. It might affect my decision making processes AND my organizational bent.

By: Anita

Anita — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 20:36:23 +0000

Hey, Condi, don’t try to spin this, even though the truth hurts.

By: Matt

Matt — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 19:47:10 +0000

120 > Frand Wuterich & Co undoubtedly did what they did to survive. It’s not for us (who are here) to assign blame and/or shame to our soldiers (over there). We know not what happens there, nor does it seem, do we necessarily care. But quick are we to proclaim “war crimes” to our enlisted men and women. Let us not blame the poor soldiers who do their masters bidding – for them it’s a job, and they want to come home – just like we do at 5pm. So how they stay alive is not a concern for me, it’s that they STAY alive that I worry about.
It’s the scary class of criminals in power that I worry about. It’s the state of the great nation I grew up in, how’s it going to be left to my children – even my grand children, that keeps me awake at night. The fact that we went to war, questionably for human rights, not to defend a smaller country, not even to defend an attack on our homeland (Iraq was NEVER definitely linked to 9/11) – scares me to no end.
Ladies and gentleman – the time is coming for a reckoning of biblical proportions. Our country is at stake. Our legacy is at stake; how can we rise up from the rabble of idiocy, the talk of murderers, and the lapse of our watchdog (aka “lapdog”) press corps? How can we, the working class – afford to protest – generate the will needed to take on a corrupt fallicy of government? Is there anyone out there who cares enough?

By: Erinn Benes

Erinn Benes — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 17:00:56 +0000

“Would somebody please explain to me why Condi Rice dresses and acts like a harlot all over the world? She recently wore a mini skirt to a NATO meeting in Europe and when she sat down everyone could see her underwear > lol. It is extremely unprofessional to dress the way she does in public!

Comment by Jay Randal â€” June 4, 2006 @ 11:54 am”

No offense, Jay… but isn’t this a distraction from the issue? I could care less whether Ms. Rice dresses like a hoochie when the actual issue is the fact that US enlisted personnel are running around committing war crimes that are sanctioned by the Bush administration and paid for by our tax dollars. It makes me sick to know that my tax returns helped to pay for Sgt. Frank Wuterich & co.’s sociopathic and murderous rampage.

By: Jerry Brice

Jerry Brice — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 16:52:47 +0000

The drunken orgie is about to bring the house down. Whether it starts with 6-6-6 or 6-9/10 or 3-21-08 or 6-6-2012 or 12-21-2012; whether it’s biblical or Mayan or a combo of both, we are in for a real awakening. And I use to be on the positive side of things.

By: Erinn Benes

Erinn Benes — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 16:37:20 +0000

“That same argument MASH, is the argument that fat Herman Goering wannabe Tony Blankley was making on the McLauglin Group this morning.

He successfully shouted down everyone and pushed his Nazi filth that the real crime is REPORTING the story.

He said the Marines should be investigating it in secret, internally.

Heâ€™s a pig. A big fat smelly Nazi PIG.

And I wish heâ€™d go to Iraq.

Comment by FLAVIUS `WORFEUS â€” June 4, 2006 @ 1:49 pm”

I trust you are aware that Tony Blankley is a lackey of the Reverend Moon… in reality. The rev is the man who signs his paychecks, so I don’t see how any of this should come as a surprise. It emanates from a source that sits upon the high moral ground of a hard water deposit in the bottom of a toilet bowl.

By: Chris Eric

Chris Eric — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 14:22:14 +0000

Bush and his crony cabinet are addicted to LYING. They can’t say anything resembling the truth. We American citizens are faced with a very precarious situation, nut-balls in the executive suite.

By: Tobey Tall

Tobey Tall — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 10:55:57 +0000

CAIRO: The Arab League on Sunday condemned the alleged massacres of Iraqi civilians by US troops and said that it supported investigations by the Iraqi government into the charges. â€œThe Arab League expresses its strong condemnation and denunciation of these crimes,â€ the Cairo-based pan-Arab body said in a statement. It came a day after the US military cleared its troops of any wrongdoing over the raid on March 15 in the town of Ishaqi, south of Samarra, which resulted in civilian fatalities. US officials said that four people died in the raid after US forces were tipped off that a supporter of al-Qaeda was visiting a house in Ishaqi. A report filed by Iraqi police, however, accused US soldiers of rounding up and deliberately shooting 11 people in the house, including five children and four women, before blowing up the building.

By: darkVadar

darkVadar — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 06:17:55 +0000

Tony Blair a liar OR stupid… i resent the implication that he is too busy to be both. Tony is capable of being stupid AND being a liar.

Condi and Bush together? Like BUSH on RICE. Heard she has a new tatoo, put Ws name on a brain of rice.

What do i like most about W in office… like they say in utah, i trust the man, he has integrity, when i look into his sole i see an honest man with good intentions… hey is anyone else getting sick?

You gotta hope that once they kick the US out of Iraq, they nationalize the oil industry.

By: MuseScavenger

MuseScavenger — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:59:55 +0000

Condi and Bush caught in an affair? Puts new meaning to the phrase, “(I’ll stick to you) like white on rice.”

It does explain her arrogant swager, like she’s been bustin’ broncos (or sleepy-drunk frat-boys) all day.

By: Dan Van Riper

Dan Van Riper — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:56:50 +0000

Bush launches the nuclear war against Iran on Tuesday. 6-6-06.

I’m not going to relax about this superstition until Tuesday is over.

-dwvr

By: MuseScavenger

MuseScavenger — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:54:13 +0000

I agree Snow will Probably try to “stick it out.” That’s what the neo-cons do: Get a well-paying job far out of your league and then masturbate until you get promoted to more pay for a “heckuva job.” (which is Orwell-speak for screwing the Nation, according to plan.)

We can only hope Snow will “stick iot out” long enough to get it cut off. Then, instead of the “Snow-job” or the blow-job, we may get truth. Don’t hold your breath.

By: MuseScavenger

MuseScavenger — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:35:53 +0000

Condi delivers George Orwell’s wet dream: Two Absolute Truths which call each other the lie! This is the neo-con mantra which they can both claim: “You’re either with me or you’re for the enemy.”

If it were only as black and white as Condi and Snow….

“…a little hazy” for Snow? Well, FOX never had accurate weather.

By: Juan C

Juan C — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:23:37 +0000

# 50

America is getting desperate for the oil contracts to be signed before their UN mandate runs out on Iraq december this year

Comment by Tobey Tall

Well, I disagree. I dont think US gov is desperate. Maybe it is internally with the low opinion in US about Bush, but when it comes to foreign opinions, I dont think they care: Mr. Kofi Annan is really tough when it comes to punish US about its foreign policy. Yeah, right. Where are UN’s headquarters??? mmmm…that is right, NY. UN is a little more than a puppy that US can shoo easily.
Iraqi Prime Minister is really looking after how much would it be left for him. I am sure he is really worried about his people. Again, yeah, right.

The only way US can back off is by internal pressure. Why do you think they have to blow their own WTCÂ´s? So they could have the US citizens approval on Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Latvia…whatever…

By: Juan C

Juan C — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:22:18 +0000

# 50

America is getting desperate for the oil contracts to be signed before their UN mandate runs out on Iraq december this year

Comment by Tobey Tall

Well, I disagree. I dont think US gov is desperate. Maybe it is internally with the low opinion in US about Bush, but in foreign affairs, I dont think they are: Mr. Kofi Annan is really tough when it comes to punish US about its foreign policy. Yeah, right. Where are UN’s headquarters??? mmmm…that is right, NY. UN is a little more than a puppy that US can shoo easily.
Iraqi Prime Minister is really looking after how much would it be left for him. I am sure he is really worried about his people. Again, yeah, right.

The only way US can back up is by internal pleasure. Why do you think they have to blow their own WTCÂ´s? So they could have the US citizens approval on Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Latvia…whatever…