ThinkFast: September 5, 2006
ThinkFast: September 5, 2006
After a five-week summer break, Congress returns today for 19 days before ending its work for the legislative year. The only legislation being considered this week in the House “is a bill to toughen rules against horse slaughtering.”
The new White House line: Iraq war critics would have tolerated slavery. Referencing Iraq, Secretary Rice said: “I know there were people who said, ‘Why don’t we get out of this now, take a peace with the South, but leave the South with slaves?‘”
“Carbon dioxide levels are substantially higher now than at any time in the last 800,000 years, the latest study of ice drilled out of Antarctica confirms.”
“The Sudanese government has dramatically intensified the war in Darfur in a bid to finish off a tenacious, three-year-old rebellion before a U.N. peacekeeping force can deploy there,” the Washington Post reports.
54 percent. Number of Americans who believe things are going “badly.” Just nine percent see the economy as “very good,” compared to 22 percent who believe it is “very poor.”
One Afghan city into which the U.S. “poured so much building effort that it was called ‘Little America’” has become “the epicenter of a Taliban resurgence and an explosion in drug cultivation,” the New York Times reports.
Right-wing activists and at least one Republican lawmaker plan to file federal lawsuits challenging Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. Section 5 requires Justice Department oversight of states that have a history of voting rights discrimination.
$134.00. Amount spent by the federal government creating and storing new secrets for every $1 spent declassifying old secrets. “The current administration has exercised an unprecedented level of restriction of access to information about, and suppression of discussion of, the federal government’s policies and decisions,” notes a new report by OpentheGovernment.org.
And finally: Police “scoured a Brooklyn housing project yesterday looking for the person who threw a chocolate doughnut near Mayor Bloomberg.” “Nothing was ascertained with certainty,” an NYPD spokesman said, “but there is no indication it was directed at the mayor. It may have just been tossed out the window or dropped.”
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President Bush and his attorney general agree that under existing laws and treaties Bush is a war criminal together with many members of his government. To make his war crimes legal after the fact, Bush has instructed the Justice (sic) Department to draft changes to the War Crimes Act and to U.S. treaty obligations under the Geneva Conventions.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:16 amVoters are anti-incumbent and angry, new poll finds
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Most Americans are angry about “something” when it comes to how the country is run, and they are more likely than in previous years to vote for a challenger this November, a new poll suggests.
A majority of Americans surveyed — and a higher percentage than recorded during the same time last year — said things in the United States are going “badly.” Among this year’s respondents, 29 percent said “pretty badly” and 25 percent — up from 15 percent a month ago — answered “very badly.” By comparison, 37 percent described the way things are going as “fairly well,” and 9 percent answered “very well.”
September 5th, 2006 at 9:18 am‘Little America’ has become the world’s largest exporter of Opium for a very good reason. By taking our eye off the ball with Bin Laden, we’ve missed the chance to bring him to justice, while leaving our troops and other Americans in Afghanistan in jeapoardy.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:27 amI guess the Carlisle Group can use the money to buy more weapons for the gloabl arms traders, eh?
Meanwhile, Bush has made more cuts to the VA, restricting access to medical services for those who so proudly served.
Why don’t Republicans support our troops?
Somewhere a Neocon is controlling gas prices, polluting your children’s air, waging war for oil, and giving away your job while Condoleeza Rice is playing the race card.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:28 amThe new White House line: Iraq war critics would have tolerated slavery.
Next up:
Iraq war critics would have supported the British during the Revolutionary War.
Iraq war critics would have stopped the Boston Tea Party.
Iraq war critics would have sided with the enemy during the Spanish-American War.
Iraq war critics would have allowed France to keep Louisianna.
Iraq war critics would have volunteered as pilots in the Japanese Navy for the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Iraq war critics would have donned war paint and joined in the massacre of Custer and his troops.
Iraq war critics drive nothing but import automobiles.
Iraq war critics support Toyota’s involvement in NASCAR Nextel Cup racing.
Iraq war critics would have driven the Ryder truck for Tim McVeigh.
Iraq war critics are responsible for outsourcing.
Iraq war critics are responsible for Sony buying Columbia Pictures.
Iraq war critics are responsible for Pepsi’s failure to overtake Coca Cola in the cola wars.
Iraq war critics are responsible for my wife getting a B+ in American History.
Blah blah blah.
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The new face of the Bush Administration: Silly.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:30 amforeign country called Iraq and, thereby, enabling their civil war??!! BushCo talk about WWII and now the Civil War, when the clearest parallel to the War in Iraq is the VietNam War and they clearly do not want to discuss the parallel.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:31 amThe new White House line: Iraq war critics would have tolerated slavery. Referencing Iraq, Secretary Rice said: “I know there were people who said, ‘Why don’t we get out of this now, take a peace with the South, but leave the South with slaves?‘â€
Hey Condi! I’ve got a newsflash for you! Residents of the North had slaves, too!
September 5th, 2006 at 9:33 amBut in devoting the few remaining legislative days almost exclusively to security issues, Republicans will leave major domestic tasks undone, including President Bush’s prized immigration overhaul and long-promised legislation to toughen the restrictions on lobbying after a wide-ranging corruption scandal. No budget plan for 2007 will be completed.
How about this? How about Congress goes back on vacation where they can all begin their memoirs?
Anything that is passed between now and the elections will be bogus.
Bush never had any intention of touching immigration (hot potato) and, of course, neither he nor any of the rest of them (including most Democrats from what I can tell) had any stomach for passing any meaningful lobbying restrictions.
And since when does this administration want or care about any budget? They spend however much they want on whatever they want and give the money to whomever they want. Budgets mean nothing to them.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:34 am6 Wow, half my post disappeared. Should read:
The U.S. Civil War was an internal conflict over states’ rights, with slavery part of that issue. What does that have to do with the U.S. attacking a country called Iraq and, thereby, enabling their civil war??!! BushCo talk about WWII and now the Civil War, when the clearest parallel to the War in Iraq is the VietNam War and they clearly do not want to discuss the parallel.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:34 amGreat post’s Toby, as usual…..I was scanning all the new’s channels yesterday and the figures I got were a bit higher….More like 63% of the public were hopping mad about this administration’s handling of our country…The majority of new’s casters were interviewing left and right polaticians and all sid it was just like the last time the public kicked out the Dem’s only this time it is the rep’s……
Most of the public are not buying the reich winged garbage and are sick of the war, high gas prices, poor job’s, low pay and less security at our borders and ports….Hope it pans out on voting day….Interesting though some of the Dem’s in office are in jepardy as well, part of the, in office problem as the public see it….The voters don’t seem to care that some running don’t have definate plan’s to change they just want the one’s in out……..Blessings…Peace
September 5th, 2006 at 9:35 amSecretary Lackey Rice is only reading what Rove is writing.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:41 amThe new weapon of terrorists is the chocolate donut. Lets force donut shops everywhere to undergo security scans.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:45 amThank God it was just a chocolate doughnut because a French cruller, with its groove, has more of an aerodynamic design and therefore a greater accuracy when thrown. I mean Bloomberg might have been really embarrassed. God I hope the cops find the criminal and torture him. Then they should find out where he bought it from or was it given to him by Dunkin Donuts?
September 5th, 2006 at 9:48 amThe new White House line: Iraq war critics would have tolerated slavery. Referencing Iraq, Secretary Rice said: “I know there were people who said, ‘Why don’t we get out of this now, take a peace with the South, but leave the South with slaves?‘â€
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Why doesn’t she instead silence them critics with some hard facts showing their progress in Iraq?
(rhetorical question :)
September 5th, 2006 at 9:48 amDespotic Dubya Seeks War On Iran
Tuesday 5th of September 2006
by Jay Randal
The despotic Bush Regime, and the criminal Neocons, are beating the “War Drums” on Iran very feverishly!
They are extremely desperate to ignite another war on Iran, so they are disseminating propaganda big-time!
Concocted lies are being spread maniacally by them, and by the GOP controlled media whores at FOX too!
CNN News is also being pushed to pump-up the war, fever pitch on Iran, so to justify premeditated action!
Iran is ZERO threat to the United States, but so was Iraq, which means fooling Americans one more time!
Members of the Congress have claimed they were all fooled on Iraq, but no such claim can apply for Iran!
An attack on Iran most likely would ignite a regional war, in the Middle East, so could cause global WWIII!
War on Iran would backfire onto the US population, and jeopardize the safety of every American citizen!
( Jay Randal, political activist and writer in Stone Mountain, Georgia.)
PS: The late September/early October surprise most likely will be a Bush Regime attack on Iran, so all Americans must be prepared for an emergency draft, martial law, and dire global WWIII caused by Dubya.
September 5th, 2006 at 9:49 am#15 Jay Randal:
PS: The late September/early October surprise most likely will be a Bush Regime attack on Iran, so all Americans must be prepared for an emergency draft, martial law, and dire global WWIII caused by Dubya.
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would that also allow them to cancel the elections?? :O
September 5th, 2006 at 9:52 amfrom the link:
Secretary of State Rice compared the Iraq war with the American Civil War, telling a magazine that slavery might have lasted longer in this country if the North had decided to end the fight early.
“I’m sure there are people who thought it was a mistake to fight the Civil War to its end and to insist that the emancipation of slaves would hold,” Rice said in the new issue of Essence magazine.
hmmmmm… so could she also be presenting a case for allowing a civil war to progress, as it will anyway, in iraq? before long we will hear that it was planned all along… that “road to democracy” thing… jeesh…
September 5th, 2006 at 9:53 amAfter a five-week summer break, Congress returns today for 19 days before ending its work for the legislative year.
Jesus, no wonder Holy Joe doesn’t want to leave. Get paid $150,000, get kick-backs and spend more time off than on a job. Where do I sign?
September 5th, 2006 at 9:58 am#5 WC
Iraq war critics would have supported the British during the Revolutionary War.
Damn! Beat me to it. I was going to say that Benedict Arnold would have been an Iraq war critic. And it was Iraq war critics who sunk the Maine. And Iraq war critics would have said Valley Forge was too cold and would have packed up and gone home.
I wish they’d just cut to the chase and say Iraq war critics are Satan worshippers. You know they’re going to get there eventually. I just wonder whose turn it will be to make the outrageously stupid public statement when it happens.
That whiff of desperation in the air is becoming a nauseating stench.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:00 amPost 16 Mitch > If Martial Law was declared by Bush, then he could use it as a pretext to delay or cancel the elections due to emergency war situation that he would cause by attacking Iran! An attack on Iran most likely would escalate out-of-control extremely fast, since Iran has developed a new torpedo that could take out our entire naval fleet in the Persian Gulf Region, so imagine an aircraft carrier taken out with 2,000 sailors on board and other horribe stuff! Bush has gone completely insane!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:02 amA vote for tighty-whities is a vote for the terrorists.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:03 amCorrection to post 20: horrible stuff not horribe > typo.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:04 amIs the new Neo Con jargon expression for white supremacists = “right wing activists’?
September 5th, 2006 at 10:05 amWOW!
cheap shot Condi since you know the civil war was not about slavery (the moral issue), but about economics and states rights, (the right to secede). I suppose most of the GOP support is from trolls who will beleive her though. When will we stop taking these folks at their word and question and investigate everything they say and do?
I was a Clinton supporter and I didn’t take his word for sh*t! Thay are all politicians after all.
Texas Juice
September 5th, 2006 at 10:08 amI offer this in rebuttal to Secretary Rice’s comment. Critics of this war are opposed to the Bush’s commissions of International War Crimes.
Benjamin Ferenccz, a former chief prosecutor of the Nuremberg Trials:
“The United Nations charter has a provision which was agreed to by the United States formulated by the United States in fact, after World War II. Its says that from now on, no nation can use armed force without the permission of the U.N. Security Council. They can use force in connection with self-defense, but a country can’t use force in anticipation of self-defense. Regarding Iraq, the last Security Council resolution essentially said, ‘Look, send the weapons inspectors out to Iraq, have them come back and tell us what they’ve found — then we’ll figure out what we’re going to do. The U.S. was impatient, and decided to invade Iraq — which was all pre-arranged of course. So, the United States went to war, in violation of the charter.”
It’s that simple. Ferencz called the invasion a “clear breach of law,” and dismissed the Bush administration’s legal defense that previous U.N. Security Council resolutions dating back to the first Gulf War justified an invasion in 2003. Ferencz notes that the first Bush president believed that the United States didn’t have a U.N. mandate to go into Iraq and take out Saddam Hussein; that authorization was simply to eject Hussein from Kuwait. Ferencz asked, “So how do we get authorization more than a decade later to finish the job? The arguments made to defend this are not persuasive.”
September 5th, 2006 at 10:10 amCondi Rice is way over the top with her contention that the war in Iraq is the same as the (Civil) war to free the slaves in America.
Actually she even has the wrong war in mind for any kind of comparison. The Iraq war was an optional war with lies used as the basis for involvment. Had Rice wanted to make her ill-begotten comparison it should be made regarding Afghanistan. Woops, it was Bush who failed to provide the troops to capture or kill bin Laden when he was cornered at Tora Bora. I guess the argument backfires when applied to the correct conflict. I would, however, not make that argument, even in Afghanistan. There is simply not a place in political discourse for such outlandish claims. I would expect an apology from Rice.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:13 am#19 I wish they’d just cut to the chase and say Iraq war critics are Satan worshippers. You know they’re going to get there eventually. I just wonder whose turn it will be to make the outrageously stupid public statement when it happens.
Now we are getting somewhere. Glad to see the Bush Insane Asylum in living color!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:14 am#20
If Bush was seriously planning an invasion of Iran, at the point where the military is actually brought into it, there would be mass resignations. At the point where troops were made aware of it, there would be mass desertions. All anyone has to do is look at a map. Iran is almost four times the size of Iraq. The population is about two and a half times that of Iraq. If the U.S. attacked Iran, Syria would be getting into it, too. In one way or another, all of the Islamic countries would get involved. Terrorists around the world would be unleashed, because it’s not just al Qaeda anymore. Nobody would be backing us on this. The UK wouldn’t even join in. If they tried, there would be ‘civil unrest’ to put it lightly. And anti-war protests in the U.S. would be a lot less civil, too. It might give Bush the excuse he needed for imposing martial law, but the cost would be ridiculously high. How could it be enforced when so much of the National Guard and Reserves have been sent to Iraq and have seen so many casualties?
If Bush actually went ahead with it, it would finally prove one thing: he really is the anti-Christ.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:20 amI see the admin from hell ratcheting up their strawman comparison of the week.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:21 amLast week dissent was appeasing the Nazis, this week it’s accepting slavery, I wonder what Rove will come up with next week? We are actually aliens, planning to take over the world from the good Christian white folk?
#24 – next it’ll be …
September 5th, 2006 at 10:24 amBut, But, Clinton had slaves!
After a five-week summer break, Congress returns today for 19 days before ending its work for the legislative year. The only legislation being considered this week in the House “is a bill to toughen rules against horse slaughtering.â€
Hmmmm, must be nice. Five weeks off, a grueling 19 days of work before knocking off for the year…
I can’t be the only one feeling like I’m not getting my money’s worth.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:24 amZo – If I worked that “hard”, I’d be out on my ass in the snow!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:25 amMaybe we should take a clue from that…In November!
Thanks Jay, I gathered that much.
I got a feeling that we’ll hear plenty of similar brainless propaganda in the next two months…
TP, grease the chain!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:27 amIn other news:
Retroactive War Crime Protection Proposed
By PETE YOST , 08.09.2006, 08:25 PM
This will be couched in terms of “national security.” A vote against this will be portrayed as being “soft on terror.” Yet the fact that America is proposing to insulate itself from charges of international war crimes strips away any pretense of America having “the moral high ground.”
Let us hope there are enough sane people in the Senate to filibuster this.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:27 amMaybe we should take a clue from that…In November!
Comment by RUCerious
I plan on doing so.
Have a great day everyone! Remember — No playing nicely!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:29 amLet us hope there are enough sane people in the Senate to filibuster this.
Comment by Briseadh na Faire — September 5, 2006 @ 10:27 am
it would probably be a good idea to remind them that they should…
September 5th, 2006 at 10:30 amPost 28 chimpeach > Yes an all out invasion of Iran with ground troops would be crazy, but Bush plans on bombing them using the Air Force and firing missles at Iran! Nonetheless the Iranians would probably invade Iraq to attack our troops, so an emergency draft would be needed to counter that invasion of Iraq! Like I said, Bush has gone totally insane!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:31 amfrom the TP archive: As National Security Adviser, Rice disregarded at least two CIA memos and a personal phone call from Director George Tenet stating that the evidence behind Iraq’s supposed uranium acquisition was weak. She urged the necessity of war because “we don’t want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud.â€
September 5th, 2006 at 10:32 amchimpeach and Jay, i’m afraid that whether it is rational or not to attack Iran, is not going to stop them from trying anyway…
September 5th, 2006 at 10:36 amAs for who would enforce Martial Law in the United States? Bush would probably contract “Blackwater” mercenary goons to patrol the streets > they are soul-less killers who would kill anybody for money > call them the new American death squads! Remember they were tried out in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina flooded that city!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:37 am#37 – They also would totally disrupt oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:39 amThe impact on world oil supply would be catastrophic…
#40 call them the new American death squads! Remember they were tried out in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina flooded that city!
… and after the looting was over.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:41 am#41 The impact on world oil supply would be catastrophic…
no more oil for the heathens!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:42 am#43 – Do you suppose $12 a gallon gas would be a wake up call?
September 5th, 2006 at 10:43 amYes post 41 RUCerious > all the oil from the Middle East would be cut off, and Chavez in Venezuela would probably cut off the oil too, so that would mean about a 50% to 70% reduction in oil/gasoline for the US! That would result in rationing and gasoline shooting over 5 or 6 bucks a gallon! If Bush was a normal person, then he would not attack Iran, but he is nuts!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:47 amThe Examiner: Something almost without precedent in America will happen Thursday. That’s the day when McCain-Feingold — aka the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 — will officially silence broadcast advertising that contains criticism of members of Congress seeking re-election in November. Before 2006, American election campaigns traditionally began in earnest after Labor Day. Unless McCain-Feingold is repealed, Labor Day will henceforth mark the point in the campaign when congressional incumbents can sit back and cruise, free of those pesky negative TV and radio spots. It is the most effective incumbent protection act possible, short of abolishing the elections themselves.
checks and balances? freedom of speech? must’ve misplaced them
September 5th, 2006 at 10:47 amYet a most effective “October surprise” would be if an Iranian “Islamofacist” assassinated Bush. Cheney would then be President, and massive sympathy would be generated for a strike against Iran.
In the greater scheme of world domination, even Bush is expendable. And with his current approval ratings, he is more a liability than an asset.
And remember Chief Tecumseh’s Curse…
Not that I’m advocating Bush’s death, but if he were martyred, there would be no public debate over going to war with Iran, and no viable opposition to a draft. I guess we’ll see just how ruthless those in power truely are in the next few months.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:49 amGasoline could shoot to 10 bucks a gallon > Bush Senior would love more profits on his oil stocks anyways!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:49 am#44 the bucket-full-of-ice-water kind of wake-up call, yeah
whether Bushco attacks Iran or not, the first priority is to instill as much fear about it as possible… then, if that gets them re-elected, they might still reconsider.
September 5th, 2006 at 10:53 am#47 yeah, and six months down the line it turns out the killer was Saudi, heh
September 5th, 2006 at 10:57 am#40 – “Blackwater” mercenary goons to patrol the streets…
Are they the bloodthirsty, soul-less horde once known as the Doobie Brothers?
Keep on Rollin’, Mississippi Moon wontcha keep on….
September 5th, 2006 at 10:59 amSee a tongue-in-cheek visual of Condi Rice performing her newest neocon concerto…here:
http://www.thoughttheater.com
September 5th, 2006 at 10:59 amCongress has added another item to its September agenda – All donuts will carry a serial number and that serial number will be registered at the point of sale with the purchaser’s identification. Police officers will be exempted because there is not enough computational power in the Western Hemisphere to record such sales. This has been placed on the slate with a higher priority then the effort to make horse slaughtering more merciful.
September 5th, 2006 at 11:01 amIraq war critics would have tolerated slavery.
The Bush administration would have responded to the attack on Fort Sumter by invading Canada.
September 5th, 2006 at 11:14 am54, good one!
September 5th, 2006 at 11:17 am34# Briseadh na Faire
I wish more people could gasp the consequences for the whole world if Bush gets away with his war crimes by making changes to the war crime act
Bush Goes Retro to Avoid Prosecution
President Bush and his attorney general agree that under existing laws and treaties Bush is a war criminal together with many members of his government. To make his war crimes legal after the fact, Bush has instructed the Justice (sic) Department to draft changes to the War Crimes Act and to U.S. treaty obligations under the Geneva Conventions.
These changes must never take place before November… write to everybody you know and protest
September 5th, 2006 at 11:20 amCanada has a far-right leader, who is a friend of Bush, so they are safe from invasion now, but if Obrador gets the presidency in Mexico, then Bush might invade them, so Mexico could then fire missiles into Arizona?!
September 5th, 2006 at 11:23 am#56, I say let them have enough rope to hang themselves with.
September 5th, 2006 at 11:25 amI’d love to see Bushites & Co present said legislation to the Congress. Before the election.
Let’s see how many Congressional toadies would vote for it before November…
It’s almost certain that Bush will ignite global WWIII, before he leaves office in January 2009 > only a complete dummy like Bush can cause another world war > it looks grim everyone!
September 5th, 2006 at 11:28 amINSANITY RULES! Enjoy…
September 5th, 2006 at 11:29 amyou’re right #58, they’ve run out of time: after the elections they might find themselves getting impeached and war-criminalized, but before the elections no legislator is gonna wonna back this up… stay tuned!
September 5th, 2006 at 11:38 amGood post’s all, scary but good……Well the senate’s back in, more flowered speeches and only 18 more day and they are done….Geeeeees will it get better soon?……Durbin slamming bush for tax cut’s during war….Yep! create the war and give tax cut’s, first president ever to do that…..Well, we never had ” the worst president in the history of our country” in office before…Wonder how many book’s will be written about this insane bunch in office…Blessings, we realy need the…..Peace, work for it
September 5th, 2006 at 11:42 ambut, don’t forget:
Katie Couric Debuts Tuesday on CBS
check out the picture with this story…
she looks like a 50s school teacher… the new image…
no more sexy decolletage?
on one of the tv promos i think i caught a line about “commentary”…
September 5th, 2006 at 11:44 amso, it’s not “just the facts” anymore, admittedly…
58#61 thanks for the reassurance – i can sleep soundley
September 5th, 2006 at 11:55 amI believe the only thing that will get people off their derrieres to protest in the streets is when they try and reinstitute the draft.
September 5th, 2006 at 12:07 pm#5: good ones. Don’t forget:
Iraq war critics broke up the Beatles.
Iraq war critics introduced Brad Pitt to Angelina Jolie.
Iraq war critics caused David Caruso to leave NYPD Blue.
September 5th, 2006 at 12:16 pmmadashell > It’s a little late to wake-up as “Blackwater” mercenary goons come to houses to pick up young men and women to be forced inscripted into a military draft! Better to wake-up now and impeach Bush & Cheney!
September 5th, 2006 at 12:25 pmToday’s horoscope for the prez:
Chimpy
September 5, 2006
September 5th, 2006 at 12:51 pmThis is a good day to “bury the hatchet,Chimpy(in Rove’s Bald Head)” . You could be feeling stress right now because you need to clear the air with someone (confess to Laura about your short grain brown Rice). There may be some old misunderstandings that are causing you discomfort(lying to America for six years). It’s okay to acknowledge that neither one of you is perfect. Instead of blaming each other, it’s time to focus on the future. Don’t you want to move forward in a harmonious way?
For you’re viewing injoyment, the Dem’s were already on C-Span..Now there is the call in show..Any one here know anything about the Canadian, USA and Mexico alliance that bush made some referance to a few speeches ago.?
A caller said to read the paper called Middle America New’s Aug 5, 2005 issue pages 2 and 8…Think we need to look closely at this …..
Sen. Cat killer Frit’s and the Repug’s on now and then at 1:20 ET, the drunk, druggie will be on with his usual war on terror spittle…..Blessings all..Peace, boot the bum’s out any, way possible.
September 5th, 2006 at 12:59 pmArticle. II.
Section 4. The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Offince on Impeachment for, and conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.
September 5th, 2006 at 1:05 pmA ‘dragnet’ for a donut? Maybe the officers were just hungry? Hoping that there were more where it came from? Good lord…
September 5th, 2006 at 1:08 pmRice ran Iraq after George got upset with Bremmer.
and when she was put in charge the inusrgency began and then civil war. It may have had something to do with the time they spent together at the Texas Masion. Sure, it’s all about women’s rights and freedom, but who got to play ruler of Iraq? Of course they rebelled!
September 5th, 2006 at 1:21 pmCyra my favorite bumper sticker: “Bad Cop No Donuts” > I have the sticker, but NOT on my car > cops would pull me over and beat the crap out of me! I believe the police should sell Dunkin Donuts out of the trunks of their patrol cars > let them get paid by the donut shop instead of by the taxpayers!
September 5th, 2006 at 1:23 pmJay – My favorite has always been “Question Authority” – but like you, no way would I put THAT on my car.
September 5th, 2006 at 1:28 pmSharon #69 – “Any one here know anything about the Canadian, USA and Mexico alliance that bush made some referance to a few speeches ago.?”
You might be referring to the SPP (The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America) which, interestingly to me, has people on many sides worried.
Some right-wingers in the U.S. feel threatened by it, some at least because of the “America’s illegal immigration crisis” that SPP does NOT address in their eyes.
It worries a lot of Canadians for obvious reasons – who do you suppose would be calling the shots in this partnership? (Hint: Probably not the Canadians.) Seems to me that Canadians actually have the most to lose with this so-called partnership. But, there are some good aspects to it too.
Word must be getting out because they’ve recently added a “SPP Myths vs. Facts” page on their site.
September 5th, 2006 at 1:49 pmmadashell I was going to put that sticker on a cop car bumper, but I figured when the cop discovered it he might go ballistic and gun down some homeless people or might beat up a wino?! I lived in St. Augustine, Florida, and the cops there are the most racist and mean in the nation!
September 5th, 2006 at 1:51 pmAny one catch the chimp in charge latest speech?…..More of the same only seem’s it lasted longer…Hateful sob, now we are on a nazi comparrison, bring back Hitler and reminding every one about the jew’s…..Fear and scare the populace and make them think this cheerleader is finelly going to do anything right…..Damn I am sick of the entire lot of them……Blessings all…Out for the day working on Peace….
September 5th, 2006 at 2:17 pmJay – My favorite has always been “Question Authority†– but like you, no way would I put THAT on my car.
Comment by madashell
Chicken! The most recent idiotic bumper sticker I saw was, “Charlton Heston is my President.”
I wanted to key the truck, but it just doesn’t look good when a court clerk on MIP charges. :)
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The phone is already unlocked, and sim free, it works with any sim card and anywhere in the world, the phone is safely sealed in its original factory box inclusive of all its complete accessories and manuals.
To place your order, we need you to email us your full shipping information and number,where you want the delivery of your package addressed to.
We shall get back to you with our payment terms once we have your order packed and redy for shipment, but meanwhile we would like to know how many units order you want for the Samsung D600, but if you wish for just 1 unit let us know so we can have it packed along side the accessories and get it ready for your shipment.
We ship via DHL Worldwide intl, our delivery takes just 48hours on completion of your payment, in other words, once we confirm your payment your order will be shipped out and you shall have it delivered to you within 48hours.
Thank you for your enquiries, as we look forward to you placing your order with us, we promise to give you the best of our competent and efficient services.
Best Regards.
Franklin Namdi
Hello,Buyers
We sell all kind of unlock phones,laptops,ipod,plasma tv,mp3 at cheap price.They are all brand new unlock cell phones still inh there factory pack with complete accesories.We ship via FEDEX and DHL world wide international.You can email us.(franklinadestoreinc@yahoo.com)or(franklinadestoreinc@yahoo.com)
phones
Imate Jasjar $400
Nokia N91 250$
Nokia 6060 145$
Nokia 6111 132$
Nokia 6270 125$ (franklinadestoreinc@yahoo.com)
Nokia 6270 115$
Nokia 6280 125$ (franklinadestoreinc@yahoo.com)
Nokia N90 200$
Nokia N70 180$
Nokia N80 190$
Nokia Vertu 155$
Nokia 5140i 130$
Nokia 6230i 140$ (franklinadestoreinc@yahoo.com)
Nokia 8800 200$ (franklinadestoreinc@yahoo.com)
Nokia 6021 150$
Nokia 6030 150$
Nokia 6680 150$
Nokia 6681 150$
Zenith P42W22B 42 Inch Plasma TV Blowout $700
Gateway 42″ Plasma TV 16 : 9 Aspect Ratio, Supports1280 $800
Samsung HP-R4252 Plasma TV & Monitors $900
Samsung HP-R5052 50″ Plasma TV $1,500
Panasonic TH-37PWD8UK Plasma TV $650
Gateway 42″ Plasma TV 16 : 9 Aspect Ratio, Supports 1280 $700
Sony Wega Ke-42M1 42-Inch EDTV Plasma TV $800
Panasonic TH-42PWD8UK Plasma TV & Monitors $650
Gateway 50″ HD Plasma TV 16 : 9 Aspect Ratio $1,500
Panasonic TH-42PWD8UK 42″ Plasma TV – Exceptional 4000:1 $700
Panasonic TH-42PD50U 42″ Diagonal Plasma TV Special Order $750
Samsung HPR5052 50 High Definition Plasma TV with $1,100
Panasonic TH-42PWD8UK Plasma TV $800
Philips 42 Inch Plasma TV and Monitor 42PF9630A $1,050
Toshiba 37HL95 37″ HD LCD TV (Toshiba 37HL95) $800
Avion 32″ LCD TV LTV-320, 16:9 HDTV/SDTV $500
Audiovox Electronics Corp. FPE3705 37″ HDTV Ready LCD TV
Audiovox Electronics Corp. FPE3705 37″ HDTV Ready LCD TV $550
Samsung 40″ HD LCD TV $900
Sceptre X42GV-Naga LCD/TV X42GV-Naga LCD/TV $950
Kreisen Silver 40″ Wide HDReady LCD TV and Stand KR400T $1,000
SVA VR-30 Flat Panel 30-Inch Widescreen HD-Ready LCD TV $500
Samsung Consumer (DVD/TV/Etc) LNR328W 32″ LCD TV $600
Sharp LC-37DB5U 37″ LCD TV HDTV LCDs LC37DB5U TVs $850
Sharp AQUOS LC-20S4US 20 AQUOS(tm) Flat Panel LCD TV $450
Dell W3207C 32-inch Widescreen High Definition LCD TV $650
26″ Widescreen HD LCD TV $450
Viewsonic 40″ Widescreen LCD TV $800
HDTV
“Samsung 30″” Wide SlimFit HDTV – TXR3080 $450
KDF-E42A10 42-In Grand Wega 3LCD Rear Projection HDTV $550
Sony KDFE42A10 42″ Grand Wega HDTV $700
Philips 32PT8302/37 32″ HDTV $400
Panasonic PT-50LC14 LCD Panasonic 50″ LCD Projection $650
Samsung HC-R4755W 47-Inch Widescreen Tabletop HDTV $500
Sony 55 Inch Grand Wega HDTV LCD KDF-E55A20 $1,050
Panasonic TH-42PHD5UY HDTV Monitor42″ Plasma Display $1070
Viewsonic 40″ Widescreen LCD HDTV N4060W $1,000
Samsung HL-S6187W 61 Projection TV – 61 – DLP – NTSC $1,100
Vizio 32 HDTV Television $450
Hitachi 42″ Wide Screen Plasma HDTV 42HDF52 $650
Sony KDL-46V2500 46” Bravia V-Series LCD $1,500
Sony KDL-40V2500 40” Bravia V-Series LCD 1080p HDTV $1,000
Sony KDL-40V2500 40” Bravia V-Series LCD $1,350
Sony KDL-46V2500 46” Bravia V-Series LCD $1,350
Sony KDL-46V2500 46” Bravia V-Series LCD 1080p HDTV $1,500
Sony KDL-40V2500 40” Bravia V-Series LCD 1080p HDTV $1,050
Sony KDL-40V2500 40” Bravia V-Series LCD 1080p HDTV $1,300
Sony KDL-46V2500 46” Bravia V-Series LCD 1080p HDTV $1,570
Toshiba Qosimo G35-AV650 G35AV650 Laptop Computer PC $1,200
Toshiba Satellite P105-S9312 P105S9312 Laptop Computer $850
Toshiba Satellite R25-S3503 R25S3503 Tablet Laptop $700
Toshiba Satellite A105-S4134 A105S4134 Laptop Computer $705
Toshiba Satellite A105-S4104 A105S4104 Laptop Computer $610
Toshiba Satellite A105-S171 Notebook PC $500
Sony VAIO V505DC2 Series Notebook Intel Pentium4-M 2.2 $800
Sony VAIO PCG-V505AC Notebook Computer Intel Pentium 4 M $700
New Sony VAIO PCG-V505DC21 P4 2.2ghz Laptop Notebook PC $700
Sony VAIO VGN-U70 Notebook Computer – World’S Smallest $1,000
Dell Latitude Laptop $300
Dell Latitude D800 15″ Notebook/Laptop Computer PC $1,200
Dell XPS M170 2GHZ 1GB 80GB 256M 7800GTX Laptop Computer $1,150
Dell Laptop M60-HQCP741 $750
Dell Laptop M60-JJ50G51 $650
DEC640 – Dell Latitude C640 Notebook/Laptop Computer $400
IBM ThinkPad T30 236697U $1,150
IBM Thinkpad T23 26475NU $1,050
IBM 2379DKU Notebook Computer $535
IBM / Lenovo – N100 Intel Centrino Duo Mobile 1.6G $500
Hewlett Packard PG402UA#ABA HP Compaq nw8000 Pentium-M $1,530
Hewlett Packard DV131U#ABA HP Compaq tr3000,Pentium-III $1,300
HP Compaq tc4200,Pentium-M 750 (1.86GHz),12.1 inch XGA $800
HP nc6400 Notebook PC $750
Hewlett Packard PR127UA#ABA HP Compaq nc6120,Pentium-m $820
HP nc6400 Notebook PC $700
HP Pavilion HP DV5250us 15.4″ Widescreen Laptop w/1.83 $750
Sony VAIO Pentium M 1.6GHz Centrino Wireless B+G $650
Sony VAIO VAIO SZ140P10 Notebook $1,050
Sony VAIO VGN-A690 17 Notebook PC $530
Sony VAIO Pentium M 2.26GHz Notebook PC (Open Box) $900
Sony VAIO S170 Intel Pentium M 1.5GHz, 13.3in WXGA, 40GB $800
Sony Vaio A270 /VGN-A270B11/ laptops…..800usd
Sony VAIO T240P Cent PM……920usd
Sony VAIO VGN-U50 Notebook Computer – The World’S …700usd
Sony Vaio FS660 /VGN-FS660/W/ laptops….800usd
Sony Laptop VAIO TX650P/B LV PM 753 1.2G Nib….1200
Sony Vaio A140 Pentium M 1.5GHz / 15.4-Inch / 256MB …950usd
Sony PCG-K23 15.4″ P4-2.8GHz LapTop……870usd
Sony VAIO A600 Pentium M – 1.6GHz – 512MB – 60GB …..1000usd
Sony Vaio VGN-FS770/W Notebook 1.86GHz Pentium M …1300usd
Sony VAIO FJ170/B /VGN-FJ170/B/ Laptops …….859usd
Sony VGN-FS680/w VGNFS680/w VAIO-FS680/w VaioFS680/w … ..1100
Sony VAIO VGN-A170P5………..1300usd
Sony VGN-FS770/W……………1000usd
Sony VGN-T240P/Laptop………….900usd
SONY – vaio a240 pm 755 2.0g 2gb 100gb dvdrw 15.4wx xb … 1200usd
Sony VAIO VGN-FS740W VGNFS740W Notebook/Laptop Computer …650usd
Sony VAIO VGN-FJ150 Laptop Computer……………….700usd
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