I concur…

The problem is…

…The House of Saud, Cheney/Halliburton/Carlyle Group, or Israel…

Al Qaeda group calls for attacks on U.S. oil

Well, W did ask for the terrrrrrists to “bring it on”. Finally, he gets his wish.

THE FEW, THE FEWER, THE FEWEST.

Comment by Bluedahlia — February 14, 2007 @ 10:03 am

Yes, at least, I was trying to. One of the TV shows more succesful in some countries now is one called “Prison Break”, about a guy who goes to jail to free his brother who is in turn imprisoned in the same penitentiary.

Hence, the “Army recruits with criminal backgrounds” caption quickly brought to my mind the TV show, but staged at Iraq, full of ex-convict military personel fleeing from the military and the country.

THE FEW, THE PROUD, THE FELONS

The Army’s plan is keenly diabolical: Who’s going to feel bad about the troops getting killed, when they know they were “just some kind of criminals anyway”. Cheney must’ve come up with that one.

Some research is indicated on the political matchmaking site. I’d wager the #’s of women on the rightie site is WAY below the # of women on the lefty site (no wonder those wingers are so cranky all the time). We could also post odds on which site will first produce a stalking case……give ya one guess where my money is.

But gays need not apply.

Take that left coasters;).

There’s something funny about that story.

Notice that every other version of the story cites the original Daily Telegraph report?

The important thing to notice about the DT story is that it is very unclear where the report is sourced. It says “The Daily Telegraph has learned” and leaves you to assume that it learned from a credible source, say the US Centcom command.

But US Centcom command has nothing on any raid discovering 100 sniper rifles from Iran at the time I write this, even though you would think it would be major Centcom news, given the Sunday briefing of US “evidence” against Iran.

Then further down the page, it says “Over the last six months American forces have found small caches of the £10,000 rifles but in the last 24 hours a raid in Baghdad brought the total to more than 100, US defence sources reported.”

Which sources, if not Centcom?

Everyone is simply assuming that the Daily Telegraph is a reliable reporter, a dangerous assumption. But if these weapons were really found by US forces, why has no-one asked the Austrian company that makes them to verify any serial numbers?

Regards, Cernig

Explosion kills 18 in Iran

A car loaded with explosives blew up near a bus carrying members of Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards in southeastern Iran, killing 18 of them, the state-run news agency reported today.

The car stopped in front of the bus near Zahedan, the capital of Sistan-Baluchestan Province, the official Islamic Republic News Agency reported. It called the attack a terrorist operation and said the car’s occupants fled on motorbikes seconds before the car exploded.

Dear Senator

Only briefly will I mention here your complaint that climate controls would be bad for the economy, however, in light of your current castigation of climate profiteers, I need to acknowledge your complete hypocrisy.

My primary reason for writing you, is to offer you my profuse and heartfelt thanks for coining this term Climate Profiteer.
As soon as I finish here, I am going to work on the T-shirt design.
You may be assured that by July, you will see millions around the world proudly carrying signs, passing out business cards and putting up new websites.
Look closely at the crowds attending Al Gores Climate Awareness Concerts this summer, and you’ll see what a stroke of absolute genius your concept of Climate Capitalism has become.
Again, thank you most sincerely.
From the wealth I expect to aquire from T-shirt sales, I pledge to donate 10% of after (health care) taxes to the rehabilitation of Oklahoma grasslands.
Sincerely,
Raven