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Glenn Beck: ‘Nancy Pelosi Will End Up Killing Americans’»

On his CNN Headline News show last night, conservative talking head Glenn Beck fumed about the House leadership’s decision to let the Protect America Act (PAA) expire this weekend. This was “an extension requested by the president,” exclaimed Beck.

Beck then jumped on President Bush’s fearmongering bandwagon, claiming that the House leadership — specifically Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) — would be responsible for the death of Americans:

BECK: He feels — and I happen to agree with him — that this congressional game-playing by Nancy Pelosi will end up killing Americans.

Watch it:

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Like Bush, Beck is overhyping the consequences of the law’s expiration.

In fact, not only will surveillance begun under the law be able to continue, but intelligence officials can initiate new surveillance against suspected terrorists by simply getting a warrant through the FISA court. The warrants can even be obtained after the surveillance has begun.

Intelligence experts, like the Cato Institute’s Timothy Lee, believe the expiration of the Protect America Act doesn’t deserve the vapors the right wing is getting over it:

There’s no reason to think our nation will be in any more danger in 2008 than it was in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, or 2006,” [said Lee].

Ben Wittes of the Brookings Institution said because existing warrantless surveillance begun under the temporary laws could continue for up to a year, the “sky is not falling at all.”

If Beck really thinks the expiration of the PAA will cause Americans to die, he should bring it up with the president and his allies in Congress who blocked another temporary extension of the law.

Digg It!

Transcript:

Now, after 9/11, you remember we came up with all kinds of new — aggressive, new laws to combat a new kind of enemy. One of them was the Patriot Act. Another one was the Protection — Protest America Act. This was an extension of our eavesdropping. It helped our government listen in and find terrorists.

Well, over the weekend, the House failed to pass this Bill, which would have prevented the Protect America Act from lapsing, an extension requested by the president. It`s got a six-month sunset over and over again. He feels — and I happen to agree with him — that this congressional game-playing by Nancy Pelosi will end up killing Americans.

Now, what could be even more terrifying than that fact is that congress may be acting with reelection in mind and not your safety. Critics are saying now that the House caved to special interest groups, mostly trial lawyers who want their rights to sue these big, huge phone companies that release sensitive information to the government.

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294 Responses to “Glenn Beck: ‘Nancy Pelosi Will End Up Killing Americans’”

  1. Anne Says:

    Why is this man given a public microphone? He is the real danger to Americans.


  2. toasterhead Says:

    Nice to see the conservatives found a use for their old “trial lawyer” talking point. It must have been gathering dust by now.


  3. RUCerious Says:

    The FISA law enacted last August was for one year duration.
    The only thing expiring is the telecom immunity.
    That’s not going to kill anything. Except the telcos who broke the law upon request of BushitCo.


  4. DanCaveman Says:

    How many Americans has G.W. Bush killed? How many times has Glenn admonished him?

    The deaths due to Bush are not hypothetical, they are real, and they continue every single day!


  5. Fritz Says:

    These right-wing morons are making messes in their underwear hoping for a terrorist attack since the PAA expired. These traitorous yellow cowards want Americans to be killed to prove their twisted point.
    It’s just too bad that President Drunky McChimp actually caused PAA to expire…


  6. bratboy Says:

    Don’t you just love these fear-mongering repubs? That’s all they have is fear.
    What a bunch of idiots and beck is one of the worst.


  7. missmolly Says:

    …but…but…but…I thought it was Hillary Clinton who was killing Americans! Or was it Barack Obama who was killing Americans? Oh wait — it’s Americans voting for Democrats who are killing Americans!

    There’s no more water in this well. Give it up.


  8. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper Says:

    How many times have conservative posters come into these discussions and accused liberals of “wanting the economy to fail” or “wanting to fail in Iraq” when we criticized policies?

    Wouldn’t you also argue that Glen Beck WANTS there to be a terrorist attack to prove he’s right? Isn’t Glen Beck just ASKING for a terrorist attack?


  9. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    It hardly needs pointing out, but Beck is a fu(king idiot when he says This was “an extension requested by the president,” exclaimed Beck”:

    http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=109131

    US President George W. Bush on Wednesday vowed to veto another temporary extension of a domestic spying law and pressed Congress for a long-term fix to shield phone companies that cooperated with his warrantless eavesdropping program.

    “The time for debate is over,” Bush told reporters in the Oval Office. “I will not accept any temporary extension.”

    I’m not the first to point out this particular truism, but it comes down to this:

    Bush says that Americans will die if PAA is allowed to expire.

    Bush will not sign a renewal of PAA if telecom companies aren’t granted immunity from past law-breaking.

    Ergo, Bush puts the interests of telecom companies above those of keeping Americans secure.


  10. toasterhead Says:

    Wouldn’t you also argue that Glen Beck WANTS there to be a terrorist attack to prove he’s right? Isn’t Glen Beck just ASKING for a terrorist attack?

    Comment by Ret. Col. Jack Ripper — February 19, 2008 @ 12:58 pm

    The ISI’s a little busy rigging an election right now, I don’t think they’re available.


  11. RUCerious Says:

    Ben Gleck gets it wrong, once again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again


  12. RUCerious Says:

    methinks the reichwing is PRAYING for a terrerist attack to thwart the NOV 8 inevitable whacking they are about to witness.


  13. kdoug Says:

    If Glenn Wants to Fight enlist, go to Iraq, do Bush’s war for him or shut the f%#k up.


  14. tombaker Says:

    Righties used to be so macho - now they’re all just hysterical ninny crybabies and cowards.

    There are gay vegetarian pacifists who are more courageous and manly than Glennnn Beck.


  15. natisman Says:

    Is he jealous or what?

    Does he want everyone to die from having to watch Bushie instead?


  16. missmolly Says:

    These right-wing morons are making messes in their underwear hoping for a terrorist attack since the PAA expired.

    Comment by Fritz — February 19, 2008 @ 12:57 pm

    And you know darn well that the very people who are now praising Bush to the skies because “he has kept us safe” will immediately point accusing fingers at Democrats if we are subjected to another Al-Qaida type attack, no matter how small.

    I assume then, in the minds of the fearmongers, that the ONLY reason Bush has “kept us safe” is because his government hasn’t been required to get a warrant to listen in on phone conversations? Gee, and all this time I thought the reason he has “kept us safe” is because “we’re fighting them over there so we don’t have to fight them over here”!


  17. RUCerious Says:

    gay vegetarian pacifists

    on behalf of said group, it takes lots of courage in today’s society to be any of those three groups.


  18. jb Says:

    There are gay vegetarian pacifists who are more courageous and manly than Glennnn Beck.

    Comment by tombaker — February 19, 2008 @ 1:03 pm

    I’d say about 98% of gay vegetarian pacifists are more courageous than amoral coward intentional moron Glennnn Becky.


  19. RUCerious Says:

    er, “a member of any of those three groups’, if you will…


  20. hellinabucket Says:

    Beck’s logic is wrong. His alarmist fearmongering has corkscrewed him into the ground (once again). During an election year, the driving forces in the house and senate are to appease the masses and not to push any bill that would incite one group or another so much that they could be voted out.


  21. Kay Says:

    Darth Cheney and his PNAC crowd already did that on that sunny, Tuesday September morning 6.5 years ago.


  22. missmolly Says:

    “Critics are saying now that the House caved to special interest groups”

    ———————————————–

    Yeah, finally. The “special interest group” being the people who elected them.


  23. j swift Says:

    WTF does this idiot think Bush is doing right now?


  24. missmolly Says:

    I’d say about 98% of gay vegetarian pacifists are more courageous than amoral coward intentional moron Glennnn Becky.

    Comment by jb — February 19, 2008 @ 1:06 pm

    And 100% of the gay vegetarian pacifists I know don’t even listen to Glenn Beck.


  25. krazeeinjun Says:

    Ummm Glenn — decisions made by some U.S. politicians have already caused the unnecessary deaths of countless Americans. The politicians I refer to are George Bush and Dick Cheney and the unnecessary American deaths they are responsible for are the ones related to their abject incompetence and hubris which allowed 9/11 to happen on their watch followed by their equally disastrous and corrupt decision to invade and occupy Iraq. Their decision to wage war in Iraq was based on manufactured intelligence and lies to the American people and the world — they also used fear-mongering (imminent mushroom clouds over American cities) to cow the American public into supporting their corrupt agenda. Add to that the tens of thousands of Iraqi civilian deaths directly related to this amoral war (mostly post-invasion) and what you have are actions that in a sane world would be considered war crimes. So Glenn Beck, you can take your pissy-pants, wild-eyed fear mongering and shove it as far up your sphincter as it will go.

    Just saying . . .


  26. 2MillionLightYearsToAndromeda Says:

    Glenn Beck: ‘Nancy Pelosi Will End Up Killing Americans’

    Don’t take the bait.

    Pelosi has already enabled Bush to kill a million Iraqis.

    Vote for Cndy Sheehan.


  27. DRxJ Says:

    BLECH: He feels — and I happen to agree with him — that this congressional game-playing by Nancy Pelosi will end up killing Americans.

    2 Questions:
    1) Whose watch was it during 9/11?
    2) Who prematurely jumped the gun to invade Iraq, thus securing the deaths of thousands of our brave men and women?

    ’nuff said!


  28. bs Says:

    o’ shoooooot, this actually makes me laugh and say wtf? i guess bush has been nothing but bringing good will to all. this is so over the top it’s the stutterin stupidity of the american folks. but what makes it scary is that these are the folks that are ruling the world.


  29. EmilyD Says:

    The reason radical righties are up in arms about this bad, temporary law expiring is that they can no longer spy on you, me, and any Democratic candidates. How will they be able to install sell-out John McCain in the White House without wiretapping Obama, Clinton, and the DNC? In a fair and square contest we kick their collective asses so as usual, they resort to their regular MO, CHEATING!


  30. VerbalKint Says:

    Tracy proves once again that he doesn’t believe in the rule of law.


  31. whatevah Says:

    Excuse me, Mr. Beck, but it was George Bush who vetoed the Protect America Act and not Nancy Pelosi. Get your stories straight, please.


  32. JMOHR Says:

    Where are our trolls? Where do we hear the usual drum beat that we need a fascist government to remain safe?

    How do these idiots keep supporting this administration that has still failed to bring AQ to its knees, faces a worsening condition in Afghanistan and a war in Iraq that has lasted longer than WWII without a real definitive success? I am tired of hearing that insurgencies take a long time to put down. There was never a reason for the insurgency to have started had the Republicans shown the slightest bit of common sense in their planning for the war and the occupation. But noooooo - these idiots know everything. There was no reason to calm the civil unrest that arose weeks after the fall of Saddam. Nooo- there was no reason to maintain the Iraqi military. Oh Nooooooooooooo - there was no reason to maintain control over all those weapon dumps.

    Would not any reasonable person start to wonder why all of these dire measures are needed now? Would not any reasonable person question the quality of the president and his political party that believes that we will always have to live in fear of our lives? What mother Fu ing incompetents.


  33. ucsbclassics53 Says:

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:10 pm

    How do you explain that Bush instituted warrantless wiretapping with the aid of the telecoms MONTHS BEFORE 9/11, yet failed to stop 9/11? If you really think that this is meant to combat terrorism, you obviously need to stop swallowing everything you hear from this criminal administration…and the fact is you just repeated Glenn Beck’s the GOP talking point. At least you didn’t plagiarize…


  34. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    Tracy proves once again that he doesn’t believe in the rule of law.

    Comment by VerbalKint — February 19, 2008 @ 1:17 pm

    What more needs to be said?


  35. VerbalKint Says:

    And by the way, what is wrong with “trial lawyers”, Tracy? Do you prefer corporate lawyers who shield their companies from liability when they act in a depraved manner that kills their customers? The trial lawyers are the only lawyers that represent actual people, as opposed to corporations or the government.


  36. Pete Bogs Says:

    Bush can still get warrants, even retroactively, for his spying… he’s relying on the stupidity of his base to believe and amplify these threats…


  37. 2MillionLightYearsToAndromeda Says:

    Congress Briefed on Waterboarding in 2002

    In September 2002, four members of Congress met in secret for a first look at a unique CIA program designed to wring vital information from reticent terrorism suspects in U.S. custody. For more than an hour, the bipartisan group, which included current House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), was given a virtual tour of the CIA’s overseas detention sites and the harsh techniques interrogators had devised to try to make their prisoners talk.

    Among the techniques described, said two officials present, was waterboarding, a practice that years later would be condemned as torture by Democrats and some Republicans on Capitol Hill. But on that day, no objections were raised. Instead, at least two lawmakers in the room asked the CIA to push harder, two U.S. officials said.[..]

    *** Pelosi has refused to impeach because she is an accessory to the war crime of water torture. Lets not let this story fall into the trash bin of history. Vote for Cindy Sheehan for Congress!

    Source:
    http://www.crooksandliars.com/ 2007/ 12/ 09/ congress-briefed-on-waterboarding-in-2002/


  38. gummitch Says:

    Tracy proves once again that he doesn’t believe in the rule of law.

    Comment by VerbalKint — February 19, 2008 @ 1:17 pm

    What more needs to be said?

    Comment by ralph the wonder llama — February 19, 2008 @ 1:19 pm

    I could be wrong, but I think tracy2’s comment was directed at the “It takes courage to be a gay vegetarian pacifist” and, mostly, at the “gay” part. That whole “shoving it in other people’s faces” is the clue. “I’m not a homophobe, I just don’t want to know that gay people exist.”


  39. ucsbclassics53 Says:

    Comment by VerbalKint — February 19, 2008 @ 1:19 pm

    exactly, heaven forbid the people actually get a voice in our justus system…


  40. Zooey Says:

    Right beck, cuz George W. Bush has never caused the deaths of Americans….
    /sarc


  41. Winski Says:

    ‘Tis what you get when a bag-o-hammers gets a microphone gets put in front of it..


  42. gummitch Says:

    Or maybe Tracy is afraid of vegetarians.


  43. MCMetal Says:

    Bush can still get warrants, even retroactively, for his spying… he’s relying on the stupidity of his base to believe and amplify these threats…

    Comment by Pete Bogs — February 19, 2008 @ 1:21 pm

    I’d say Chimpy knows his base extremely well ………And that’s about the only thing the stupid bastood does know.


  44. Zooey Says:

    What are “trail lawyers” anyway?


  45. MCMetal Says:

    I wish you would have told Gore that in 2000 by not attempting to break election law and that intervention by the Supreme Court could have been avoided.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:22 pm

    Yeah , because Gore won………


  46. Zooey Says:

    Comment by gummitch — February 19, 2008 @ 1:23 pm

    One thing I think we can all agree on is that Tracy2 is simply afraid.


  47. missmolly Says:

    Congressional game-playing? I think that works on both sides. Let’s look at the scoreboard:

    Nancy Pelosi and Congress –
    Failed to extend the PAA because one of the contingencies was to grant immunity to telecoms who acted illegally.

    Bushney –
    Demanded immunity for telecoms who acted illegally — not to protect the telecoms, but to protect the Bushney a$$. Blocked a temporary extension of PAA in order to force a vote on the extension (which obviously backfired).


  48. gummitch Says:

    What are “trail lawyers” anyway?

    Comment by Zooey — February 19, 2008 @ 1:24 pm

    PATHalogical liars?


  49. bs Says:

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:10 pm

    it’s called follow the law and the law says to telecommunications that there has to be a WARRANT in order to tap anyones phone. these pricks are not obove the law and therefore they should be prosecuted for doing so and knowing it was against the law. the mere fact that there is a piece of paper called ‘the military commissions act’ and ‘patriot act’ and striping habeas corpus and our constitutional rights…….which allows bush to deem anyone(american or other) as a terrorist and strip all of their rights. and also allows martial law to be placed on the american people. katrina ring a bell???? see it all binds together and thats why the american folks need to revolt. what we stand for the nazi in the white house demolished it in the name of OIL,NWO, PNAC, BILDABERG, HALLIBURTON, CARLYLE……i call bullcrap


  50. whatevah Says:

    GlennBeck needs to rephrase his statement. George Bush is responsible for killing 4,000 americans and 600,000 innocent iraqis. That’s fact/ not conjecture/not fiction. Stick to the facts, Glenn or you’ll soon become irrelevant to the american landscape.


  51. Shayne Says:

    What does Bush need intelligence on terrorists for anyway. He had plenty of warnings that 9/11 was imminent and ignored it. In addition he was already doing this wiretapping before then and obviously didn’t pay any attention to terror alerts but only to the actions of his political enemies which he is obviously still using.


  52. ucsbclassics53 Says:

    56, they only cry the “rule of law” when it comes to Democrats. Republicans apparently are immune because they answer to a higher law, the law of the Almighty Dollar.


  53. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    One thing I think we can all agree on is that Tracy2 is simply afraid.

    Comment by Zooey — February 19, 2008 @ 1:25 pm

    I think that’s true.

    Some of us think she’s deliberately obtuse, but others think she’s merely stupid.

    But I think everyone can agree that she’s afraid.


  54. regular_joe Says:

    If anything, Americans have died because impeachment has been kept off the table for far too long. Of course, this tactic hasn’t done too much for our “democracy” either.


  55. NoMoreBush Says:

    Tracy — Fourth Amendment to the Constitution mean anything to you? You don’t deserve constitutional protections you insipid fool.


  56. Zooey Says:

    PATHalogical liars?
    Comment by gummitch — February 19, 2008 @ 1:26 pm

    **groan**


  57. whatevah Says:

    bs: the revolt is coming soon. The only reason the people are not out in the streets right now is the sheer “hope” that Obama will bring an end to this communist/fascist regime and put their sorry butts in jail where they will get the justice they deserve. That’s the only reason there isn’t pandamonium occurring right now. The anger and energy is there and gathering. If the GOP steals the election once again, the people will surely riot.


  58. whatevah Says:

    I see the piss soaked troll (Tracey, JPV, Jake, Good_Golly) is here with yet another screenname splattering the thread with feces.


  59. Dr. Matt Says:

    About the same reason why Clinton couldn’t catch him for eight years after repeated attacks. Intelligence gather is alot of hit and miss, not an exact science as you seem to think.
    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:28 pm

    Who had 1:28 for the Clinton reference?


  60. whatevah Says:

    Hey Tracy2: Ever hear of the Fourth Amendment? It would behoove you to get some education before coming here and making an assclown out of yourself every time.


  61. missmolly Says:

    No it doesn’t you just have to stand on the sidelines and not shove it other people’s faces.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:15 pm

    Who has to “stand on the sidelines”? Gays? Vegetarians? Pacifists?

    I’m sorry — did a vegetarian shove a carrot up your nose or something? Is this where your bitterness is coming from?


  62. Shayne Says:

    The trial lawyers are the only lawyers that represent actual people, as opposed to corporations or the government.

    Comment by VerbalKint — February 19, 2008 @ 1:19 pm

    Thanks for explaining it to Tracee. He doesn’t even know what trial or trail lawyer means he just repeats what he’s told by his handlers and they probably assume he has some intelligence.


  63. gummitch Says:

    “How do you explain that Bush instituted warrantless wiretapping with the aid of the telecoms MONTHS BEFORE 9/11, yet failed to stop 9/11?”

    About the same reason why Clinton couldn’t catch him for eight years after repeated attacks. Intelligence gather is alot of hit and miss, not an exact science as you seem to think.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:28 pm

    If by “him” you refer to bin Laden, you should know that the Bush administration had made it very clear that “terrorists” were not a priority for them at all, prior to 9/11. So this is just another one of your ignorant distortions. The administration’s wiretapping without warrants had nothing to do with the subsequent “war on terra” and everything to do with their rush toward authoritarianism.


  64. whatevah Says:

    Zooey: That’s patently clear. This fecal splattered troll definitely is running scared from the tone and tenor of his comments. Amusing to observe, isn’t it?


  65. missmolly Says:

    Who had 1:28 for the Clinton reference?

    Comment by Dr. Matt — February 19, 2008 @ 1:31 pm

    I had 1:24. Missed it by four minutes. Oh well, maybe I will have better luck next time.


  66. RobertSeattle Says:

    Revolutionary War: “Live Free or Die”

    FDR: “All we have to Fear is Fear itself”

    Right Wing Radio/Talking Heads: “Be very very scared and pee in your pants”


  67. MCMetal Says:

    What are “trail lawyers” anyway?

    Comment by Zooey — February 19, 2008 @ 1:24 pm

    Daniel Boone’s kin ?


  68. VerbalKint Says:

    What are “trail lawyers” anyway?

    Comment by Zooey — February 19, 2008 @ 1:24 pm

    The backcountry version of ambulance chasers?


  69. whatevah Says:

    gummitch: As for OBL, wasn’t he working for us in Afghanistan when we were running the Russians out? Double agent maybe?


  70. Shayne Says:

    I’m not a homophobe, I just don’t want to know that gay people exist.”

    Comment by gummitch — February 19, 2008 @ 1:22 pm

    Oh, I thought Tracey was upset because her lesbian mother wanted her to eat her vegetables.


  71. whatevah Says:

    Or maybe it will come out that he was actually working FOR us in the false flag operation.


  72. Dr. Matt Says:

    I had 1:24. Missed it by four minutes. Oh well, maybe I will have better luck next time.

    Comment by missmolly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:32 pm

    There is always the next thread.


  73. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    About the same reason why Clinton couldn’t catch him for eight years after repeated attacks. Intelligence gather is alot of hit and miss, not an exact science as you seem to think.

    BTW if you think it’s an attempt to pull another Nixon your are the one who is nuts and that’s of course if you think that Republicans will continue to remain in the White House for the next 20 years or more.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:28 pm

    Either T2 is wasted, or he’s having a stroke. Someone call 9-1-1.


  74. gummitch Says:

    I’m sorry — did a vegetarian shove a carrot up your nose or something? Is this where your bitterness is coming from?

    Comment by missmolly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:31 pm

    Heh. Recently watched the silly movie Shoot ‘Em Up, in which Clive Owen executes several bad guys with a carrot.


  75. Guido OBGYN Lover Says:

    It’s so funny these fake radicals on CNN. Making Republicans look stupider everyday.


  76. whatevah Says:

    In some respects I’m elated that there is so much focus on Obama’s statements because the more the comment “all we have to fear is fear itself” becomes engrained into the minds of the american people, the sooner they will realize what Bushitco’s fear agenda is all about.

    As for Plagiarism, if McTorture can plagiarize the lyrics of the Beach Boys “bomb, bomb, bomb Iran”, then all’s fair game.


  77. VerbalKint Says:

    A few weeks ago Tracy did seem interested in whether I am gay or not.

    Only my hairdresser knows for sure, sugar pumpkin.


  78. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    I’m sorry — did a vegetarian shove a carrot up your nose or something? Is this where your bitterness is coming from?

    Comment by missmolly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:31 pm

    It wasn’t his nose, missmolly.


  79. citizen_pain Says:

    And there you have it folks, fascism has arrived, and just as Sinclair Lewis said: Carrying a cross and draped in a flag.

    I mean really, the right is whining about protecting Americans, but the bill won’t go forward because it doesn’t grant telecom immunity. Corporations over citizens people.

    9. Power of corporations protected

    Although the personal life of ordinary citizens was under strict control, the ability of large corporations to operate in relative freedom was not compromised. The ruling elite saw the corporate structure as a way to not only ensure military production (in developed states), but also as an additional means of social control. Members of the economic elite were often pampered by the political elite to ensure a continued mutuality of interests, especially in the repression of “have-not” citizens.


  80. whatevah Says:

    Gido: The only thing left to the rapidly-imploding GOP is the presence of total fakes at this point. So, what percentage of that 26-28% base is fragmenting away from McTorture? The percentage is waning of their true base….maybe half - which means that the GOP will have shrunk to about 14% by the time of the election. Very impressive!


  81. Zooey Says:

    Zooey: That’s patently clear. This fecal splattered troll definitely is running scared from the tone and tenor of his comments. Amusing to observe, isn’t it?
    Comment by whatevah — February 19, 2008 @ 1:32 pm

    I’ve always found Tracy amusing. Especially when she goes back and answers comments made hours and hours before. And the fact that she always uses “you” instead of “your.” And because she’s a scared little chickenshit.


  82. whatevah Says:

    War Profiteering and Social Control - that’s Fascism come to america.


  83. RUCerious Says:

    No it doesn’t you just have to stand on the sidelines and not shove it other people’s faces.
    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:15 pm

    Wow, sounds like someone has a piddley problem this morning.
    DickLess must have walked in those shoes, eh?


  84. whatevah Says:

    zooey: chickenshit, indeed. and probably a chickenhawk as well.


  85. hellinabucket Says:

    Tracy2 didn’t read the previous thread. Republicans aren’t about looking at yesterday, they are about looking forward. Forward, past all of the dumb crapola their elected officials created.


  86. bs Says:

    About the same reason why Clinton couldn’t catch him for eight years after repeated attacks. Intelligence gather is alot of hit and miss, not an exact science as you seem to think.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:28 pm

    this is not a military issue……it’s called fbi. do we drop bombs on murderers here in the U.S? no…..police work that is how it is done. secondly what does clinton have to do with anything….clinton didn’t want him either….he was told by the ones who run this country. try and mess up saudi and then see what happens here in america….you think recession is bad it will be a depression like the 1920’s. and what happened in tora bora….bush had him and then said u.s. troops back off and let the afghans get him…..he escaped. don’t for one second think that wasn’t planned. why would bush go after the very folks that he is in the oil business with? why isn’t bush bombing saudi arabia since 15 of 19 of the so-called hijackers were saudi……the oil business that is why. and the only reason why he wanted saddam was because saddam put a hit on papa bush…..it’s called revenge. come on now this is not rocket science. FOLLOW THE MONEY AND THE PLAYERS BEHIND IT.


  87. VerbalKint Says:

    Okay, Tracy, I accept your points in comment #87 as valid, though somewhat misguided. I don’t accept your reasoning for why telecoms should be allowed to break the law without consequence, and I don’t accept your claim that this lawbreaking helps protect Americans in any way whatsoever. So we can agree to disagree.


  88. whatevah Says:

    citizen_pain: Two thumbs up.


  89. Shayne Says:

    I wish you would have told Gore that in 2000 by not attempting to break election law and that intervention by the Supreme Court could have been avoided.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:22 pm

    Only a stark raving lunatic would believe it was Gore who broke election law to ignoramus. Forget the Midol it won’t help. Perhaps thorazine would though.


  90. RUCerious Says:

    To appease that trail lawyers. ??????

    DickLess seems to think that there is/are lawyer(s) who hike a lot?


  91. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper Says:

    Tracy2: “About the same reason why Clinton couldn’t catch him for eight years after repeated attacks. Intelligence gather is alot of hit and miss, not an exact science as you seem to think.”

    You know, Tracy, I wouldn’t want you to let facts get in the way of a good conservative argument, but do try to keep in mind that Clinton’s CIA didn’t even confirm to him that bin Laden was involved in the Cole attack until some time in Clinton’s final 2 years (so I’m not sure where you get this “8 years” stuff). You also might want to remember that numerous members of Clinton’s administration expressed urgent opinions to the incoming Bush administration that bin Laden should be their top priority.


  92. whatevah Says:

    Follow the money and connect the dots - the New American Board Game.


  93. Zooey Says:

    citizen_pain: Two thumbs up.
    Comment by whatevah — February 19, 2008 @ 1:39 pm

    Recommend!!


  94. bilbobaggins Says:

    This was “an extension requested by the president,” exclaimed Beck.

    Glenn Beck is not only a moron he is also a liar. If the President requested the extension, then why did he turn it down.

    Also, apparently the Moonie Times and Fox news disagrees with what he is saying. They both recognize that we are in no more danger today than we were before.


  95. Perry logan Says:

    As Bill Maher says, “Traitors don’t get to question my patriotism.”


  96. whatevah Says:

    Tracy2: Go ask Katherine Harris all about how it was done. She and Jebbie had it all under their control. Gore knew what was going on so he chose a much higher path instead of playing games with scumbags.
    Check out the time line and career path of the “two men who would be president” and bury it, dude. Chimpy stole the election and everything he’s done has turned to total $hit; Gore won the Nobel Peace Prize….’nuf said!


  97. toasterhead Says:

    ‘Tis what you get when a bag-o-hammers gets a microphone gets put in front of it..

    Comment by Winski — February 19, 2008 @ 1:22 pm

    I find this comment extremely offensive to hammers.

    Also bags.


  98. whatevah Says:

    (sniff* sniff*) Can you catch the scent of those Hague trials?


  99. MCMetal Says:

    Absolutely not. I don’t like any of them who try and get their client off on a technicality or BS their client into suing for something like coffee being too hot. There are good corporate lawyers and trial lawyers and there are bad.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:36 pm

    Just like there are good presidents and horseshit ones ; guess which type the one you continue to blindly and stupidly support is ?


  100. Shayne Says:

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:28 pm

    Of course you ignored the part where Clinton gave warnings to Bush and Condi that an attack was imminent and your saying that the wiretap intel was hit or miss and they missed it. What intel is it they won’t miss next time that will save lives. Go ask Glenn and get back to us.


  101. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    Clinton’s CIA didn’t even confirm to him that bin Laden was involved in the Cole attack until some time in Clinton’s final 2 years

    Comment by Ret. Col. Jack Ripper — February 19, 2008 @ 1:40 pm

    Quick clarification, Colonel: I believe you mean “final two WEEKS” since the Cole attack happened in October of 2000.


  102. whatevah Says:

    tracy2’s commenting on #49 and the thread has rocketed to #107. I’d say this clown is now totally out of touch.


  103. whatevah Says:

    The Smithfield Burnings will pale in comparison to Bush’s Hague trials!


  104. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    ‘Tis what you get when a bag-o-hammers gets a microphone gets put in front of it..

    Comment by Winski — February 19, 2008 @ 1:22 pm

    And “Tracy2″ is what you get when a bag-o-hammers gets a keyboard and internet access put in front of it…


  105. republicans hate facts Says:

    About the same reason why Clinton couldn’t catch him for eight years after repeated attacks. Intelligence gather is alot of hit and miss, not an exact science as you seem to think.
    BTW if you think it’s an attempt to pull another Nixon your are the one who is nuts and that’s of course if you think that Republicans will continue to remain in the White House for the next 20 years or more.
    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:28 pm

    Because he wasn’t looking for EIGHT YEARS? Because he wasn’t the NUMBER ONE PRIORITY OF THE COUNTRY? Because when he did go after Osama, you whiny b**ches complained he was wagging the dog? Do yourself a favor, you whiny little b**ch and STFU, you dumb little c**t!


  106. Doc Rock Says:

    Let’s hope her first “victim” is Glenn Beck.


  107. Shayne Says:

    Who had 1:28 for the Clinton reference?

    Comment by Dr. Matt — February 19, 2008 @ 1:31 pm

    I thought you were scheduled for the next “Clinton did it too.” Dr. Matt.


  108. Skeeter1 Says:

    “Why is this man given a public microphone? He is the real danger to Americans”

    No he’s not.
    He’s a goofball.

    Of course Beck says stuff like that, so the numbskulls on the far right watch to agree with him [most of whom probably could not find California on map, and as such, they remain unclear as to where this “Pelosi” fellow resides], and the idiots on the left watch to panic.

    It is great for ratings and will probably result in a lot more money for Beck.

    Who cares what Beck says? Let the man ramble.


  109. Shayne Says:

    Either T2 is wasted, or he’s having a stroke. Someone call 9-1-1.

    Comment by ralph the wonder llama — February 19, 2008 @ 1:34 pm

    Do we have to?


  110. RUCerious Says:

    #113 whatevah, are they auditioning workers to stack the wood around the stakes?


  111. MCMetal Says:

    #49

    Comment by MCMetal — February 19, 2008 @ 1:25 pm

    Eventhough it was illegal counting?

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:44 pm

    According to whom ?

    You ?

    The governor of Florida (Chimpy’s stupid brother) and/or former Secretary of State of Florida , Katherine Harris , Chimpy’s Florida campaign co-chair ?

    Not exactly credible sources by any stretch of the imagination there………….


  112. Leftside Annie Says:

    What is a terrorist?

    Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)
    Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2006.

    ter·ror·ist
    –noun 1. a person, usually a member of a group, who uses or advocates terrorism.
    2. a person who terrorizes or frightens others.

    American Heritage Dictionary -
    ter·ror·ist
    n. One that engages in acts or an act of terrorism.

    The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
    Copyright © 2006 by Houghton Mifflin Company.

    terrorist (noun)
    a radical who employs terror as a political weapon; usually organizes with other terrorists in small cells; often uses religion as a cover for terrorist activities

    WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.
    Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary

    terrorist (noun)

    a person who tries to frighten people or governments into doing what he/she wants by using or threatening violence

    By the very definition(s) of the word, George W. Bush IS A TERRORIST.

    Any questions?


  113. toasterhead Says:

    tracy2’s commenting on #49 and the thread has rocketed to #107. I’d say this clown is now totally out of touch.

    Comment by whatevah — February 19, 2008 @ 1:45 pm

    Only now?


  114. Fred Says:

    #52

    Comment by gummitch — February 19, 2008 @ 1:26 pm

    No way!

    Comment by Tracy2

    I don’t think she gets it………heh


  115. whatevah Says:

    I love that Congress is making Bush twist in the wind on whether immunity for breaking the law will keep his butt off the grill. This is priceless. He stomped and threatened to cancel his trip to Africa (another lie) and didn’t get his way. This is one pouting, angry Chimp right now. And his propaganda megaphones, like Glenn Beck, are trying to gather a groundswell of support by making ridiculous claims and accusations. People are laughing in their faces. Glenn Beck’s a certified moron.


  116. bilbobaggins Says:

    Lets just tie that hands of the intelligence community more and forbid them from getting any help from the phone companies.

    It thinks we will be tying the hands of the intelligence community by saying that the government needs to get warrants to have our telephone companies spy on us. It is wrong as usual. The government can request a warrant to spy on us through the FISA court. The government can have the telephone companies spy on us for 72 hours before they need to get a court order. The problem is that they won’t get the court order to have a blanket spying operation like they have now. And this is a blanket spying operation that started before 911 even happened.

    It is sadly lacking in critical thinking skills. It is the Borg, unable to think for itself, tied to it’s mother/father authority figures.


  117. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper Says:

    Thanks Ralph. Good catch. Yes, I meant that Clinton’s CIA didn’t confirm bin Laden’s part in attacks until Clinton’s final two weeks! It’s just unbelievable that people like Tracy will sit there and type something like “he had 8 years to get bin Laden,” but that’s the power of right-wing brainwashing on minds like Tracy’s which are evidently open to suggestion shall we say.


  118. whatevah Says:

    My cat at the computer can scroll faster than Tracy2 can read. Heh.


  119. RUCerious Says:

    **phone rings**

    Operator - “9-1-1″.

    Caller - “Um, yes, I’d like to report someone having a stroke!”

    Operator - “and what is your address?”

    Caller - “Um, well, http://thinkprogress.org/ 2008/ 02/ 19/ beck-pelosi-kill-americans/ #comment-4271359

    Operator - “What?”

    Caller - “Um, nevermind.”


  120. MCMetal Says:

    Beck then jumped on President Bush’s fearmongering bandwagon, claiming that the House leadership — specifically Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) — would be responsible for the death of Americans:

    BECK: He feels — and I happen to agree with him — that this congressional game-playing by Nancy Pelosi will end up killing Americans.

    —————————————————————————-

    Really , Glenn Speck (of shit) ? Care to recount how often Chimpy’s been right during his godawful 7 year reign of (t)error ?


  121. Guido OBGYN Lover Says:

    Over-the-top fake republican as a spoiler for bias critics. That’s all Beck is.


  122. whatevah Says:

    All we have to remember is that the FISA rules were created to avoid what’s occurred right now - an overstepping executive who violates the 4th amendment and who will need to pay for that abuse.

    Under current law, the pres and intel agencies can begin an immediate wiretap and continue it for 72 hours at which time they must go before the FISA court and make their case of “probable cause” in order to get a defacto warrant.

    Why do you think that no defacto warrants were approved? Why do you think Bush never applied for a single defacto warrant? Why did Bush opt to not even attempt to get a pre-tap warrant? Because he knew he’d never be approved for warrantless wiretapping of politican enemies, that’s why.


  123. Shayne Says:

    It would behoove you to get some education before coming here and making an assclown out of yourself every time.

    Comment by whatevah — February 19, 2008 @ 1:31 pm

    Tracey didn’t make an assclown out of himself, whatevah, he was born that way.


  124. whatevah Says:

    When did we use OBL? During Bush 41’s reign? I rest my case.


  125. whatevah Says:

    Shayne: Oops….this truth is self-evident. I stand corrected :)


  126. ForTruth Says:

    Don’t forget 44,000 Americans die per year in auto accidents. I never see anyone fretting over this statistic.


  127. PatrioticLiberalChristian Says:

    Can we have Tracy3 as a troll upgrade? Tracy2’s talking points are ancient debunked history and absolutely boring to even read, let alone, counter.


  128. whatevah Says:

    anyone else find the AP article today on the release of decades old tapes “purportedly” to be between Oswald and Ruby strangely coincidental to the fact that much is being released about Bush 41 - what he knew, when he knew it, how involved he was as head of the CIA at the time, and where he was on Dealy Plaza as he watched the motorcade come cruising by. The photos with date stamp are evidence. Whom do they really think they’re kidding?


  129. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    Tracey didn’t make an assclown out of himself, whatevah, he was born that way.

    Comment by Shayne — February 19, 2008 @ 1:53 pm

    Bingo, Shayne. It’s the old “nature or nurture” debate.


  130. whatevah Says:

    All in favor of a “tracy overhaul”, please signify by saying “aye”.

    Aye!


  131. Klem Kiddilehopper Says:

    The Cole bombing was handed over to Bush when he took office in Jan ‘01, some three months after the bombing! Bush did nothing!
    If Clinton would have tried to bomb someone, maybe Bin Laden, or attack another county a few weeks before the election, the Republicans would have been crying, whining that it wasn’t fair etc, that Clinton was trying to influence the election!

    Jack the Riper,
    Go back and read your own words from your post at 1:40, ” Clinton’s CIA didn’t even confirm to him that Bin laden was involved in the attack on the Cole, until till sometime in Clinton’s final 2 years”
    Where did you get that gibberish from, Hannity? The Cole was attacked in Oct of 2000, roughly 3 or so months before Clinton left office!
    You need to turn off Fox and Friends, go outside and breathe in some fresh air!


  132. bilbobaggins Says:

    The trial lawyers are the only lawyers that represent actual people, as opposed to corporations or the government.
    Comment by VerbalKint

    You can bet that it (the troll) would find the best trial lawyer they could afford if it was harmed in any way by a corporation or a doctor.


  133. Bobwurst Says:

    Tracy proves once again that he doesn’t believe in the rule of law.

    Comment by VerbalKint — February 19, 2008 @ 1:17 pm

    What more needs to be said?

    Comment by ralph the wonder llama — February 19, 2008 @ 1:19 pm

    I could be wrong, but I think tracy2’s comment was directed at the “It takes courage to be a gay vegetarian pacifist” and, mostly, at the “gay” part. That whole “shoving it in other people’s faces” is the clue. “I’m not a homophobe, I just don’t want to know that gay people exist.”

    Comment by gummitch —

    I think tracy2 spends way too much time thinking about gays shoving “it” into his face. He is a republican after all.


  134. joe cantwell Says:

    Comment by Billy Hill — February 19, 2008 @ 1:56 pm

    I got in my truck and got the hell out of there………….. I didn’t want to be late. I had a daycare center to blow up in the name of freedom!


  135. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    PLC, I think the delivery on the T3 model has been pushed back due to the credit crunch at the RNC. They’ve had to cut back on their troll funding and want to get every last bit of function out of the T2 before they recycle it as dishwasher parts.


  136. Shayne Says:

    I’m sorry — did a vegetarian shove a carrot up your nose or something? Is this where your bitterness is coming from?

    Comment by missmolly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:31 pm

    It wasn’t his nose, missmolly.

    Comment by ralph the wonder llama — February 19, 2008 @ 1:36 pm

    I think you’re wrong ralph, when the carrot is shoved up his other orafice it makes him less country. I gotta go with missmolly on this one.


  137. katy Says:

    This was “an extension requested by the president,” exclaimed Beck

    well, there’s a new twist…
    so, repeat enough times and the foxbots call it truth…

    easier to put the blame where it doesn’t belong,
    should that be needed…


  138. MCMetal Says:

    Comment by Klem Kiddilehopper — February 19, 2008 @ 1:57 pm

    Klem , I recognize and appreciate your passion , but “Ripper” isn’t a FAUX Comedy Channel viewer , nor is he a Chimpy Adoration Brigade member ; he probably meant “2 weeks” and not “years”…….


  139. RUCerious Says:

    please signify by saying “aye”.
    Aye! Comment by whatevah — February 19, 2008 @ 1:56 pm

    Aye, Aye, Cap’n!


  140. bilbobaggins Says:

    One thing I think we can all agree on is that Tracy2 is simply afraid.
    Comment by Zooey

    We can all agree, too, that it is “simple” in the mind. It has relatively few critical thinking skills.


  141. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    You can bet that it (the troll) would find the best trial lawyer they could afford if it was harmed in any way by a corporation or a doctor.

    Comment by bilbobaggins — February 19, 2008 @ 1:57 pm

    After all, if it was good enough for Rick Santorum, it’s good enough for Tracy2


  142. toasterhead Says:

    “Al-Qaeda praying for Obama win,” says Australian PM.

    http://www.news.com.au/ story/ 0,23599,21207082-1702,00.html

    Comment by good_golly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:57 pm

    Proving that even misguided fanatics can be right once in a while.


  143. RUCerious Says:

    “Al-Qaeda praying for Obama win,” says Australian PM.

    Troll, praying for attention…

    Good thing Crom, the god of Cimmeria, eats trolls for breakfast.


  144. Bobwurst Says:

    “Al-Qaeda praying for Obama win,” says Australian PM.
    http://www.news.com.au/ story/ 0,23599,21207082-1702,00.html
    Comment by good_golly

    So one rightwing loser is quoting another rightwing loser who expresses an opinion that supports his own failed policies. Why is it that everyone one of bush’s allies has been voted out of office?


  145. MCMetal Says:

    #94

    Comment by VerbalKint — February 19, 2008 @ 1:39 pm

    The U.S. intelligence community seems to think that cooperation with the phone companies is necessary. The legality of what these phone companies are doing is still to be determined by the courts. Just because a lawsuit has been filed by the ACLU doesn’t automatically make it illegal.

    Comment by Tracy2 — February 19, 2008 @ 1:58 pm

    Working in cooperation with US companies after going through the PROPER CHANNELS is not being debated here , you Chimpy leg humping stooge ; the ACLU’s (righteous) contention is what the telecom companies did in league with this horseshit administration……..

    And that is ILLEGALLY SPYING ON AMERICANS , AND WITHOUT A WARRANT WITH THE AID OF THE PREVIOUSLY STATED TELECOM COMPANIES , AND PRIOR TO 9/11 ; do you understand that ?


  146. Klem Kiddilehopper Says:

    Hill-Billy Hill,
    What’s so surreal about a woman wanting to protect herself? What’s even stranger is, why anyone would need 2000 rounds of .223!
    What did you say the name of the gun shop was?


  147. Bobwurst Says:

    Go back to your pub and drink yourself into oblivian. Then do your normal routine of beating your wife, and then the dog. Piss yourself on the couch and wait for a new day.

    Comment by Southern Man

    yeah, at least do it right. Southern man pisses on his wife and dog and then beats his couch.


  148. RUCerious Says:

    DickLess Tracy doesn’t understand that the Fourth Amendment takes precedence here.


  149. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper Says:

    Tracy2: “There is nothing distorted about the fact that Clinton didn’t get bin Laden for eight years after repeated attacks.”

    Do you ever get the sinking feeling you’re dealing with a crazy person? Again Tracy and slower this time: Clinton’s CIA… didn’t confirm to him… until his last two weeks in office…. that bin Laden was behind the Cold attack.

    Now, you might be confusing bin Laden as being involved in the first WTC attack. He wasn’t. Clinton’s Justice Department captured all those responsible for that, tried them, convicted them and they’re still in jail.


  150. bilbobaggins Says:

    That’s the only reason there isn’t pandamonium occurring right now. The anger and energy is there and gathering. If the GOP steals the election once again, the people will surely riot.
    Comment by whatevah

    Can you even imagine what will happen if Bush delivers a false flag event and then cancels the election. I expect if that happens we might just have a military coup to take back our government. We may end up with our military fighting Blackwater employees in our streets. Very scary indeed.


  151. toasterhead Says:

    Where did you get that gibberish from, Hannity? The Cole was attacked in Oct of 2000, roughly 3 or so months before Clinton left office!
    You need to turn off Fox and Friends, go outside and breathe in some fresh air!

    Comment by Klem Kiddilehopper — February 19, 2008 @ 1:57 pm

    Lt. Col. Jack is no Hannity, just fyi. I think he meant the embassy attacks, not the Cole attack. Which was rather interestingly timed, it should be said.


  152. Buckie Boy Says:

    Glenn Beck: ‘George Bush Will End Up Killing Americans, like the thousands he has already killed.’

    Thought I would fix that for you asswipe.

    Buck Fush


  153. Klem Kiddilehopper Says:

    McMetal @ 1:59,
    Point taken, I understand.


  154. PatrioticLiberalChristian Says:

    Either T2 is wasted, or he’s having a stroke. Someone call 9-1-1.

    Comment by ralph the wonder llama — February 19, 2008 @ 1:34 pm

    I tried. It’s still busy. I don’t think Rudy’s gotten off the line yet.
    Should we tell the RNC they’re going to have to fund the T3 sooner than they want? I’m sure they could get a loan from the Chinese to pay for it.


  155. MCMetal Says:

    “Al-Qaeda praying for Obama win,” says Australian PM.

    http://www.news.com.au/ story/ 0,23599,21207082-1702,00.html

    Comment by good_golly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:57 pm

    PRIME Minister John Howard of Australia is a Chimpy lap dog , and has the same type of approval numbers as the retarded simian currently occupying and fouling the Oval Office ; his opinion means about as much as Glenn Speck (of shit) spewing the crap he has , and which this thread is based upon……….Nothing


  156. Fred Says:

    So?

    Comment by Tracy2

    like talking to a 4 year old…….waste of time.


  157. ralph the wonder llama Says:

    Oh, Gigi, why use the opinion of a far-right Chimpy leg-humper as an authority when you can go to your own CIA?

    Regarding the 2004 bin Laden tape released just before the election, the CIA analysis of the video led them to the consensus view that the tape was designed strategically to help President Bush win reelection in 2004. Deputy CIA director John E. McLaughlin noted at one meeting, “Bin Laden certainly did a nice favor today for the President.”


  158. bilbobaggins Says:

    February 11, 2007 10:59am
    Article from: AAP
    PRIME Minister John Howard has blasted US presidential candidate Barack Obama, saying his policy of withdrawing troops from Iraq will destabilise the entire Middle East.

    Goon_golly must live in a time warp. It’s quoting a news article from almost a year ago. Apparently the Australian people disagreed with Howard because they kicked his a$$ out of office.


  159. Klem Kiddilehopper Says:

    Col. Ripper@2:05
    When was “Cold” attacked, why and by whom?


  160. bilbobaggins Says:

    like talking to a 4 year old…….waste of time.
    Comment by Fred

    So why are you doing it?


  161. sacopenapa Says:

    They should get a FISA warrant to wiretap into Chenney’s phone! That war criminal has a lot to unswer, including his involvement on the 9/11 attacks!


  162. MCMetal Says:

    Col. Ripper@2:05
    When was “Cold” attacked, why and by whom?

    Comment by Klem Kiddilehopper — February 19, 2008 @ 2:11 pm

    It’s Chimpy’s new “War On Virus” …………He’s asking Congress for another $900 billion for it.


  163. ucsbclassics53 Says:

    Comment by good_golly — February 19, 2008 @ 1:57 pm

    why doesn’t Good_golly tell us why it would be bad to leave Iraq in his/her own words…


  164. Shayne Says:

    Is that where they carry their guns nowadays? The whole situation seemed surreal, I got in my truck and got the hell out of there…………..

    Comment by Billy Hill — February 19, 2008 @ 1:56 pm

    Why, you want everybody to get as many guns as they can don’t you. Oh no, you think only Republicans buy guns. Dumbass. Interesting you brought this up because I was just thinking about how many students have been killed on campuses because of “legal” automatic weapons. Nobody seems to care about those American deaths. The only deaths that matter to us are supposed to be the murders committed by Muslims. If your kid gets shot while at school and it’s by a Christian then buck up, right.


  165. Fred Says:

    like talking to a 4 year old…….waste of time.
    Comment by Fred

    So why are you doing it?

    Comment by bilbobaggins

    I’m not…..it was just an observation.


  166. toasterhead Says:

    Now, you might be confusing bin Laden as being involved in the first WTC attack. He wasn’t. Clinton’s Justice Department captured all those responsible for that, tried them, convicted them and they’re still in jail.

    Comment by Ret. Col. Jack Ripper — February 19, 2008 @ 2:05 pm

    Bin Laden himself wasn’t, but Ramsi Youssef and Sheikh Omar ‘Abd ar-Rahman were connected with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and other former Afghan Arabs who were coalescing into what would become known as al-Qa’ida.