ThinkFast: December 5, 2006
ThinkFast: December 5, 2006
“A swath of Amazon rain forest the size of Alabama was placed under government protection Monday,” the AP reports. The area “contains more than 25 percent of the world’s remaining humid tropical forests and the largest remaining unpolluted fresh water reserves in the American tropics.”
Hearings for Defense nominee Robert Gates are today. Gates has said “that he supported Bush’s decision to invade in 2003 and that leaving Iraq ‘in chaos’ would harm U.S. interests for many years. Beyond that he has not said how the U.S. might get Iraq moving in the right direction.”
Hours after his meeting yesterday with President Bush, powerful Shiite polititian Abdul Aziz al-Hakim gave a speech denying that “Shiite militias are fueling the sectarian strife” and issuing “one of the starkest criticisms of U.S. military strategy by an Iraqi leader.”
A semiannual report filed by the Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general “highlights a litany of staff misconduct: immigration officials demanding sex in exchange for visas, airport screeners stealing money from tourists’ luggage, federal air marshals smuggling drugs, and employees from various DHS agencies committing sex crimes.”
The Supreme Court is set to rule against “what is left, if anything, of Brown v. Board of Education.” After hearings yesterday on two schools’ racial integration programs, “the only question was how far the court would go in ruling such plans unconstitutional.”
Although companies are supposed to pay royalties every time they drill for oil or gas on federal property, the Interior Department has audited just 20 percent of companies. “The rest of the time, the payments are made on the honor system. But the government agency ‘could not accurately count‘ its own oil and gas audits.”
100,000: The number of government contractors operating in Iraq, “a total that is approaching the size of the U.S. military force there.” Rep. Janice D. Schakowsky (D-IL) said the estimate “further demonstrates the need for Congress to finally engage in responsible, serious and aggressive oversight” over private military contracting.
“The Army and Marine Corps have sunk more than 40 percent of their ground combat equipment into the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.” Replacing, repairing, and upgrading combat equipment will cost at least $17 billion annually for several more years; before the war, “the Army spent $2.5 billion to $3 billion a year on wear and tear.”
Incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) “wants to fast-track efforts to boost the federal minimum wage,” and she is pushing for a “stand alone” bill that “will go straight to the floor for consideration.”
And finally: Conservative seeking conservative for a radical night out. Last Friday, a “32-year-old married housewife” posted a personal ad on Craigslist.org “looking for guys who work at the Heritage Foundation or other conservative think tanks.” “I know I will get some email of someone accusing this of being some scam but it really isn’t,” she wrote. “I just have a real fetish for intellectual conservatives.”
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“I just have a real fetish for intellectual conservatives.â€
Come on live in Rochester…..although the intellectual part might be an issue for me……
Written by Jamal Miftah, a member of the Islamic Center of Tulsa Mosque.
Because of lack of knowledge of Islam, Muslim youth are misguided into believing by the so-called champions of the cause of Islam that the current spate of killings and barbarism, which has no equal in the recent civilized history, is jihad in the name of Islam. They are incited, in the name of Islam, to commit heinous crimes not pardonable by any religion and strictly forbidden in Islam….
Even mosques and Islamic institutions in the U.S. and around the world have become tools in [Al-Qaeda's] hands and are used for collecting funds for their criminal acts. Half of the funds collected go into the pockets of their local agents and the rest are sent to these thugs.
They are the reason for branding the peaceful religion of Islam as terrorism. The result, therefore, is in the form of Danish cartoons and remarks/reference by the Pope.
I appeal to the Muslim youth in particular and Muslims of the world in general to rise up and start jihad against the killers of humanity and help the civilized world to bring these culprits to justice and prove that Islam is not a religion of hatred and aggression.
I appeal to the Muslim clerics around the world that, rather than issuing empty fatwas condemning suicide bombing, they should issue a fatwa for the death of such scoundrels and barbarians who have taken more than 4,267 lives of innocent people in the name of Islam and have carried out more than 24 terrorist attacks on civilian installations throughout the world. This does not include the chilling number of deaths because of such activities in Iraq and Afghanistan, which is well over 250,000.
I appeal to al-Zawahri and his band of thugs to hand themselves over to justice and stop spreading evil and killing innocent humans around the world in the name of Islam. Their time is limited and Muslims of the world will soon rise against them to apprehend them and bring them to justice.
Wouldn’t you know, he got thrown out of his group for criticizing Islam
December 5th, 2006 at 9:09 amHearings for Defense nominee Robert Gates are today. Gates has said “that he supported Bush’s decision to invade in 2003 and that leaving Iraq ‘in chaos’
Is there any way to delay or stall the nomination until the dems take over in January? This Gates is another Iran Contra/Carlyle Clown.
We need a TRULY fresh face and I can think of no one better then Gen. Wesley Clark. Didn’t Clinton have a Republican Sec. of Defense?
December 5th, 2006 at 9:20 amAnd they’re all being paid with borrowed funds. Watch “Iraq for Sale” and you’ll get an eye-opening look at how Bush’s War has lined the pockets of the ruling class.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:21 am#3
December 5th, 2006 at 9:30 amYes, Everyone needs to see Iraq for Sale.
The way land is being acquired for industrialisation by destroying natural vegetation is a cause for concern. I think it is high time affirmative action to be taken to find a balance.
http://www.tekno-world.blogspot.com
December 5th, 2006 at 9:34 amBnF,
We know this, sadly it doesn’t appear much will be done. Pelosi announcing no Impeachments, when there’s plenty to impeach over. I’ve pretty much given up hope, and think the Dem’s truly are just as bad as the GOP.
The world has been sold out, the Ethnic wars have begun. The crazy Christians want to kill the crazy Islamics, who want to kill the crazy Jews, who……
December 5th, 2006 at 9:37 amKaty posted this link on another thread. Read it, folks. It’s worth your time.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:38 amAt Common Dreams. org. “The Surreal Politics of Premeditated War” by R.W. Behan.
started reading this… i wonder if any of the senators at the gates hearing have any knowledge of this… or if they care… old news, after all:
CIA Veteran: How Robert Gates Cooked the Intelligence
December 5th, 2006 at 9:40 amWashington Dispatch: An interview with the most interesting witness senators won’t hear from this week
If school districts created balanced demographics within each school based solely on socio-economic status (a family’s wealth) the results would be strikingly similar to race-based plans and would not be subject to Constitutional challenge.
In other words Wealth is not a protected class under the Constitution.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:41 amAbdul Aziz al-Hakim got a chance to sit with the boy king.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:43 amWell, now he has seen how ‘Puddle of Consciousness’ works.
Most people have a ’stream of consciousness’; Bush works with a puddle.
Sometimes they have to clean the floor where he’s been sitting, unless Britt Spume is there to lick it up. “Good boy, Britt. There’s some more over there”.
#2 Larry….I believe that given the doctrine of civilian control of the military, traditionally, ex-high ranking military officers (generals, admirals) have not been named Secretary of Defense.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:44 amBush’s view now seems to be that it is the Sunni Arab population’s fault that there is ongoing opposition to US occupation and probable Shiite domination of the nation. Bush got some Shiite backing yesterday that the US should strike harder at those causing problems (not Shiites, of course). Therefore, the US should not leave the country but attack the Sunni Arabs.
Today we have the Gates love fest. There are many problems with Gates, not least is his involvement with Iran-contra, that should disqualify him.
I have heard commentors on WBAI, of all places, calling McCain “centrist.” I have a hard time hearing such comments without screaming. In fact, they were more sarcastic toward HRC than “Straight Talk” (ha, ha, ha) McCain.
In spite of the results of the last election, we are going to be treated to the Senate panel talking about increasing the troops in Iraq, not decreasing them. There is a lot of talk now about staying until the “mission is complete.” I have yet to understand what our real mission is because it has been changed so many times, and I have no way of knowing how to determine when it is complete.
I guess that the message that was sent on November 7 wound up in the dead letter file. Until we get rid of all the corporatist elected officials, we are doomed to continue the same problems with different faces in charge.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:48 amThere are about 100,000 government contractors operating in Iraq, not counting subcontractors
Contractors, even US citizens work tax free while in combat zones one of the reasons, along with the high pay, that so many sign up.
US government employees do not get the same benefit so only the most dedicated or idealogical sign up to go over.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:51 amthanks for passing that along, marie…
it really is an enlightening piece… here is the link:
The Surreal Politics of Premeditated War
December 5th, 2006 at 9:55 am.
BanReligion – if the current path of humanity ammassing fortunes upon a small fraction of the population and creating a ruling class does not work to serve humanity, a different path must be chosen.
What aspect of humanity is being served? Creating a wealthy ruling class gives the illusion that the species will survive no matter what catastrophy; that there will always be at least some who have enough resources to be able to continue to propagate. It’s a fear of death, not just of the individual, but of extinction.
One can observe that fear at work when so much of the population blindly follows a leader.
The solution? Meet and overcome that fear within yourself, then teach others to do the same. Eventually a New Enlightenment will spread across the land. Imagine what that would mean and all that would entail.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:55 amhttp://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/12/05/iraq.main/index.html
Hahahahaah. Look at Dubya’s face.. hes WINCING at shaking hands with this guy.. OH YEAH BABY>. SHAKE HANDS WITH THE RADICAL ISLAMIC ARAB OF TERRORIST DESCENT WHO YOU JUST TURNED THE KEYS OF IRAQ OVER TO….
HAHAHAHAH!!!
You know it strikes me as amazing that these kooky crosshumpers like Bushy and the great White HermAphrodite think that giving the Iranian tools the keys to Iraq is a good thing.. I guess they need someone to bomb later when things don’t turn out well… dude somebody put this one in the file with rumsfeld shaking hands with hussien.. its an ill fated romance that makes great masterbation material for warmongering christian/jew hermaphrodites (the ones that have both a circumsised and uncirmcumcised penii), but it will lead to nothing but disaster..
December 5th, 2006 at 9:57 amMeet and overcome that fear within yourself, then teach others to do the same. Eventually a New Enlightenment will spread across the land. Imagine what that would mean and all that would entail.
Sounds like your describing and idealistic version of socialism to me.
December 5th, 2006 at 9:59 am“I know I will get some email of someone accusing this of being some scam but it really isn’t,†she wrote. “I just have a real fetish for intellectual conservatives.â€
Make up your mind, lady. Which is it? Intellectuals or conservatives?
December 5th, 2006 at 10:01 amin case they take it down from the main iraq page, here it is..
http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2006/WORLD/meast/12/05/iraq.main/story.bush.hakim.afp.gi.jpg
thats right baby…. oh.. I know all the trolls on this site wish they could be there, standing next to bush at this historic moment, as he shakes hands with Ali Iran-Aba and gets chastised by him while kissing his A$s in return…
hahahahahah. oh come on Whitey, Roger Dodger and Grand Dragon Juan Chang… dont you just wish you could shake this nice turbaned man’s hand like Bush is? hahahahahah
December 5th, 2006 at 10:03 amLook for the turnabout in Iraq to involve a Shiite strongman. Somebody has to impose order, although it may well cause the Saudis, Iranians and Syrians to feel compelled to intervene.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:05 amThe next chapter, Chaos exponentiated.
A semiannual report filed by the Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general “highlights a litany of staff misconduct: immigration officials demanding sex in exchange for visas, airport screeners stealing money from tourists’ luggage, federal air marshals smuggling drugs, and employees from various DHS agencies committing sex crimes.â€
Where do I appy? Seriously, GOPerverts do not have normal sex lives, all those hang ups really cause problems.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:06 amAlthough companies are supposed to pay royalties every time they drill for oil or gas on federal property, the Interior Department has audited just 20 percent of companies. “The rest of the time, the payments are made on the honor system. But the government agency ‘could not accurately count‘ its own oil and gas audits.â€
And that’s another thing that the fiscally negligent Bush administration has screwed up that the Dems have to straighten out. The oil companies owe us that money and they damn well better pay up. Interest and fines should accrue, as well. Treat them like everyone else in this country, except the mega-rich, gets treated when they don’t pay their bills.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:08 amdont you just wish you could shake this nice turbaned man’s hand like Bush is? hahahahahah
Yes, I at least wish I could. It was just like the chance I had to shake Clinton’s hand, regardless of my personal view of the guy, I counted myself luck to get the chance to shake the hand of someone who is able to influence the world.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:08 amFortruth,
December 5th, 2006 at 10:21 amI did not know that everyone that works at Dept. of Homeland Security was a Repub.
Good point Robert. Its just my baseless dig. Maybe the people committing crimes are all Dems. (sure).
December 5th, 2006 at 10:25 am#6
We know this, sadly it doesn’t appear much will be done. Pelosi announcing no Impeachments, when there’s plenty to impeach over. I’ve pretty much given up hope, and think the Dem’s truly are just as bad as the GOP.
It means nothing. You’ll find out soon enough that the pronouncement about impeachment being off the table does not mean there won’t be any impeachment. There will be an impeachment when the investigations start to reveal to the public the level of fraud and criminal behavior perpetrated by this administration. The public will demand it and Pelosi will gladly go along with it when they do.
It might have given you comfort to hear Pelosi start things off with a declaration that there would be an impeachment first and foremost, and that it would take precedence over all other affairs of Congress. But, whether or not you understand why and whether or not it pleases you, that just wouldn’t be a good way to go about it. The investigations come first. What they reveal will make the compelling case for impeachment.
Pelosi isn’t stupid, and she and a great number of other Dems in Congress know what Bush has been pulling for the past six years. They’re not going to let him get away with it. But, it’s up to us to make sure they know we haven’t forgotten. Impeachment will rely on something called “political will”. If the Dems don’t think they have the backing of the country on it, they’re not going to be so enthused about doing it. Write letters to members of Congress to let them know you haven’t forgotten. Let them know what you want them to investigate. Don’t be shrill. Don’t scream at them that they aren’t moving fast enough for your liking. Just be persistent and remind them of the facts.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:27 amSounds like your describing and idealistic version of socialism to me.
Comment by squegeeboo
So much more, Squeegy.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:32 am…Write letters to members of Congress to let them know you haven’t forgotten. Let them know what you want them to investigate. Don’t be shrill. Don’t scream at them that they aren’t moving fast enough for your liking. Just be persistent and remind them of the facts.
Comment by chimpeach — December 5, 2006 @ 10:27 am
thank you for those very beneficial words of wisdom…
i agree that when the investigations start there will be no alternative to impeachment proceedings…
i get a kick out of the wingers who actually have the nerve to say something like ‘hope you dems aren’t sore winners’ and ‘hope you dems don’t plan to send the subpoenas flying all over the place’… yea, uh huh…
December 5th, 2006 at 10:38 am.
dont you just wish you could shake this nice turbaned man’s hand like Bush is? hahahahahah
Yes, I at least wish I could.
-Comment by squegeeboo
Well good, he’s doing a book signing at Barnes + Noble for his new bestseller “How to hate gays the old fashioned way: with napalm”
Seriously though Sqeequebo.. god bless you for being that openminded.. are you a troll? I’m not around enough here to notice… I don’t pretend everyone who takes an alternate viewpoint here is a troll.. I wish some folks would be more civil to the righties that actually try to have a decent convo.. seriously tho… this dude is tight with Al-Sistani I beleive… yes, the very influential Iranian back Shia Islamic cleric, whose a#s we’ve also been kissing, who recently issued fatwhas included “KILLS SOME GAYS FOR ALL4H, ITS OK!”.
Yes folks, people who advocate killing people who happen to be gay are the peopel in IRaq we are sucking up to these days.. ok.. now its all starting to make sense.. I suppose arguing that supporting people who advocate killing homosexuals is a bad thing isnt the strongest argument to make to the Limbaugh Hermaphdrodite dittohead crowd…..
In fact, fanatics off all religious stripes have alot more in common than they link…
December 5th, 2006 at 10:40 amFiji military chief takes over gov’t in coup
Fiji’s army commander Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has Tuesday taken over the government and executive authority in the South Pacific nation’s fourth coup in nearly 20 years.
“The constitution will remain in place except those parts as necessitated under the doctrine of necessity,” said Bainimarama.
December 5th, 2006 at 10:42 amJohn Deek
December 5th, 2006 at 10:50 am“KILLS SOME GAYS FOR ALL4H, ITS OK!â€.
Oh No, the Muslims have gone 1337.
Seriously though Sqeequebo.. god bless you for being that openminded.. are you a troll?
That would prob. depend on who you ask. I lack empathy, so it rubs some people here the wrong way, but I either go for the easy joke, or the actual conversation, as opposed to the blatant hatred of Liberals and Bill O’reilly talking points that other conservatives use here.
#24, Gee, here is a concept, maybe they are Reps. and Dems.,
December 5th, 2006 at 11:01 amJames Baker’s Whitewash Report
5th of December 2006
by Jay Randal
Details about the so-called “Iraq Study Group Report” have been leaking out, for the past several days, and the report’s content seems to indicate a whitewash of events happening in Iraq and bogus recommendations to justify keeping troops there for rest of Bush’s term?
Because of President George W. Bush’s invasion, and occupation of Iraq, the country has fallen into complete chaos and created bloody sectarian civil war, so nothing can be done to patch-up Bush’s fiasco, nor is it wise to keep US troops there for two more years!
Two more years of occupying Iraq would result in the deaths of another 2 to 3 thousand troops, and 20 to 30 thousand more wounded/maimed, as well as costing us another half-trillion dollars or more to fund the fiasco, so the report is filled with hogwash to paper over lies!
Most Americans are getting sick and tired of falsehoods being peddled out of Washington, DC, trying to con us into believing that Iraq quagmire can be salvaged, but it’s way past time for politicians to realize that Iraq is a utter failure, so all the troops must be removed now!
( Jay Randal, political activist and writer in Georgia, USA.)
December 5th, 2006 at 11:11 amZoo
So much more, Squeegy.
Perhaps, but it’s still bound to fail on the large scale due to the inherent laziness/greed of large portions of the population.
December 5th, 2006 at 11:18 amCNN Newsflash:
December 5th, 2006 at 11:41 amThe Board of Health has voted to make New York the first city in the nation to ban artificial trans fats in restaurant food, The Associated Press reports.
Perhaps, but it’s still bound to fail on the large scale due to the inherent laziness/greed of large portions of the population.
Comment by squegeeboo
That’s the beauty of it, Squeegy, enlightenment doesn’t have to occur on the large scale.
December 5th, 2006 at 11:54 am#2 – General Wesley Clark (although he would make an exceptional Sec. Defense) has not been out of the military for the required 10 years to hold the position.
December 5th, 2006 at 12:03 pm“A swath of Amazon rain forest the size of Alabama was placed under government protection Monday,†the AP reports.
So much for the Amazon. ‘Government protection’ is an even bigger oxymoron than ‘military intelligence’.
December 5th, 2006 at 12:04 pmhave been waiting all morning to hear this so as to get it right…
in response to this post:
i want to relate something heard on AirAmericaRadio… a caller gives an excellent idea:
all the popular legislation the dems (and the people) want passed – send one bill each day to the preznit to either sign or veto…
- stem cell: sign it or veto it
- minimum wage: sign it or veto
- environmental protection: sign or veto
- trade practices: sign or veto
you get the idea… and i think it’s great…
December 5th, 2006 at 12:06 pmpass it on – tell your reps! …please. :)
…
The GOP says they’ll filibuster Pelosi’s “minimum wage only” legislation in the Senate. They’d compromise if it included some tax breaks for businesses. So the ball is in Nancy’s court. Either Nancy compromises, or scratch that one off the agenda.
What’s next?
December 5th, 2006 at 12:13 pmKaty, they won’t make it out of the Senate to get vetoed. Ever heard of the filibuster?
December 5th, 2006 at 12:14 pmIncoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) “wants to fast-track efforts to boost the federal minimum wage,†and she is pushing for a “stand alone†bill that “will go straight to the floor for consideration.â€
Thank you Pelosi.
December 5th, 2006 at 12:24 pmOk, so the Republicans filibuster to further their agenda of putting down the working class for the benefit of the ruling class. The likely result will be even fewer Republicans re-elected in 2008.
December 5th, 2006 at 1:18 pmComment by squegeeboo — December 5, 2006 @ 11:18 am
Do you seek an Enlightened state of being? If so, that is enough for now. If not, why not? What benefit is it to you to continue in darkness?
December 5th, 2006 at 1:25 pmBriseadh na Faire
Do you seek an Enlightened state of being? If so, that is enough for now
I do seek an enlightened state of being, but I think my view of enlightenment is a bit different from yours. In terms of applying it to the individual or the group, and which is more important, as well as what philosophy to use in our attempts to become enlightened.
December 5th, 2006 at 1:34 pmSo as long as you don’t feel icky or dorky while accomplishing this state of enlightenment, Squeegy, it’s all good?
December 5th, 2006 at 1:52 pmComment by squegeeboo — December 5, 2006 @ 1:34 pm
Many paths will lead to the same well. Once you are there, it doesn’t matter which path you took.
Have you ever become your breath?
December 5th, 2006 at 1:52 pmBriseadh na Faire
Many paths will lead to the same well. Once you are there, it doesn’t matter which path you took.
There are many paths to the same well, but there are also many wells.
Have you ever become your breath?
Can’t say I have.
Zoo
December 5th, 2006 at 2:10 pmSo as long as you don’t feel icky or dorky while accomplishing this state of enlightenment, Squeegy, it’s all good?
So long as I don’t feel like I’ve betrayed myself or those that matter to me, it’s all good. Being able to avoid feeling icky or dorky, while always good, is not always possible.
Hearings for Defense nominee Robert Gates are today. Gates has said “that he supported Bush’s decision to invade in 2003 and that leaving Iraq ‘in chaos’ would harm U.S. interests for many years. Beyond that he has not said how the U.S. might get Iraq moving in the right direction.â€
That’s fine, but where’s the plan to reduce said chaos, and not increment it instead, as is happening?
A semiannual report filed by the Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general “highlights a litany of staff misconduct: immigration officials demanding sex in exchange for visas, airport screeners stealing money from tourists’ luggage, federal air marshals smuggling drugs, and employees from various DHS agencies committing sex crimes.â€
Menawhile, Bush is enforcing the Democracy in Iraq.
Although companies are supposed to pay royalties every time they drill for oil or gas on federal property, the Interior Department has audited just 20 percent of companies. “The rest of the time, the payments are made on the honor system. But the government agency ‘could not accurately count‘ its own oil and gas audits.â€
To conservatives: making these companies pay the correct royalty would result in you, the conservative base, paying less taxes.
100,000: The number of government contractors operating in Iraq, “a total that is approaching the size of the U.S. military force there.†Rep. Janice D. Schakowsky (D-IL) said the estimate “further demonstrates the need for Congress to finally engage in responsible, serious and aggressive oversight†over private military contracting.
Taking in account that a contractor is far costlier than a soldier, I figure that a lot of federal money is going down the drain…
“The Army and Marine Corps have sunk more than 40 percent of their ground combat equipment into the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.†Replacing, repairing, and upgrading combat equipment will cost at least $17 billion annually for several more years; before the war, “the Army spent $2.5 billion to $3 billion a year on wear and tear.â€
More money from federal taxes…
And finally: Conservative seeking conservative for a radical night out. Last Friday, a “32-year-old married housewife†posted a personal ad on Craigslist.org “looking for guys who work at the Heritage Foundation or other conservative think tanks.†“I know I will get some email of someone accusing this of being some scam but it really isn’t,†she wrote. “I just have a real fetish for intellectual conservatives.â€
Ann Coulter must be feeling alone herself…
December 5th, 2006 at 2:31 pmGreat post’s all, Esp. BnF and Zooey…..In answer yes to all the above……Blessings
December 5th, 2006 at 3:30 pm[...] So, really, who will watch the watchmen? “But the report, released this week, also highlights a litany of staff misconduct: immigration officials demanding sex in exchange for visas, airport screeners stealing money from tourists’ luggage, federal air marshals smuggling drugs, and employees from various DHS agencies committing sex crimes – including indecent exposure and distributing child pornography.” [via, et, see also] [...]
December 5th, 2006 at 6:54 pmWhen you can become your breath, you will understand about the well.
December 5th, 2006 at 8:12 pmhttp://news.monstersandcritics.com/business/news/article_1230074.php/N.J.._warehouse_linked_to_E._coli_outbreak
I wonder if that evil troll vinnie works here
December 6th, 2006 at 2:04 amThis Is Why The Iraqis Hate Us
Another beating snuff video shames coalition of the killing, You Tube censors it
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Friday, November 17, 2006
British troops punch, beat and kick pleading Iraqi children as a sadistic comrade films the brutal scenes of torture, laughing, screaming, growling and frothing like a serial killer filming a snuff movie. This is why the Iraqis hate us.
Iraqi children throw rocks as they flee from running British troops, are grabbed, brought inside a gate and beaten half to death. Watch the video below. The censorship spies at You Tube rejected it 2 minutes after upload so I re-named it “Fluffy Happy Poodles In Heaven,†to try and bypass their keyword filters and it was still rejected. I even renamed the actual ‘wmv’ filename but it was still blocked for “terms of use violation.†I finally managed to get it posted on Google Video. If it disappears again, here’s the Windows Media link on our server.
November 19th: Google removed the video too! So here’s an old copy the censors at You Tube missed.
They keep killing this guys video so here is the link
http://prisonplanet.com/video/171106beating.wmv
share it with all you know.burn it to cd pass them out.it will diappear for good soon I fear.
get it while it lives,as a policy changer.
Comment by prison boots — December 6, 2006 @ 5:48 am
December 6th, 2006 at 5:53 am