U.S. intelligence agencies tapped Benazir Bhutto’s phone.
By on Aug 10th, 2008 at 10:14 am
U.S. intelligence agencies tapped Benazir Bhutto’s phone.
In his new book “The Way of the World,” Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Ron Suskind reveals that Vice President Cheney repeatedly backed Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf over former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, who was assassinated in December. According to Suskind, the State Department strongly backed Bhutto’s return to Pakistan, but Cheney opposed it, considering her “complicated and unpredictable.” Bhutto regretted that Cheney refused to pressure Musharraf to “behave,” and instead kept pressing her to reconcile with him. U.S. intelligence agencies also reportedly intercepted Bhutto’s phone calls “for months,” including a call made to her son.
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According to Suskind, the State Department strongly backed Bhutto’s return to Pakistan, but Cheney opposed it, considering her “complicated and unpredictable.”
As opposed to yourself , Dead-Eye , who is just simplistic and predictable ; most asswipes generally tend to be.........
August 10th, 2008 at 10:17 amIf this can be proven, then it would be evidence that the Vice President was actively, and illegally, attempting to subvert official foreign policy. Isn't that a crime?
August 10th, 2008 at 10:37 amWayne A. Schneider Says:
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If this can be proven, then it would be evidence that the Vice President was actively, and illegally, attempting to subvert official foreign policy. Isn’t that a crime?
August 10th, 2008 at 10:37 am
The last 7 + years are a crime..............
August 10th, 2008 at 10:39 am"but Cheney opposed it, considering her “complicated and unpredictable.”
Meaning she wouldn't be a good little puppet like Musharraf. The US tries to control every square inch of the planet---either directly or indirectly. A lot of the time there is blowback.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:41 amWhat would the US elite's, public's and media's reaction be if Putin and/or Brown and/or Hu Jintao supported Barak Obama over John McBane? The arrogance of US politicians to think they can or should control other country's societies is mind boggling.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:43 amYes, McMetal, they are. Especially since the Supreme Court intervened (unconstitutionally) in a state's attempt to determine the results of its own election, and then had the audacity to say that their decision should not be considered as precedent.
Apart from that, Speaker pelosi's excuse (back in Nov '06) for taking impeachment off the table was that they couldn't prove anything. Of course, if she had bothered having them investigated, they might have turned up many impeachable offenses within the first week. Well, now that can't be an excuse, if what Suskind contends can be proven. And if it is all true, is there really any reason to let Cheney serve out his term, knowing that he is acting in such an unconstitutional way?
It is unpatrotic to support a president and vice president who routinely violate the very document they took an oath to support and defend. They have done the exact opposite from the beginning of their reign.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:45 amShe seemed “complicated and unpredictable” to Cheney because Bhutto wasn't someone he could control or manipulate.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:45 amU.S. intelligence agencies also reportedly intercepted Bhutto’s phone calls “for months,” including a call made to her son.
Who weren't these criminals spying upon? Talk about a serious god-complex!
August 10th, 2008 at 10:46 amWayne A. Schneider Says: If this can be proven, then it would be evidence that the Vice President was actively, and illegally, attempting to subvert official foreign policy. Isn’t that a crime?
Might be a much shorter list to make note of what they haven't done wrong... Like a blank sheet of paper.
Can anyone honestly name a single positive thing that came out of the last 7 years and 7 months? I genuinely cannot.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:49 amGood Morning camper's.....Good post's Wayne and all.....One thought keep's popping up in my head, Palosi has been in this gang from the onset...By her own admission she has known about the wire tapping long before 9/11. My guess she has not just been an enabeler but been a member of the good old boy;s party....P,B & J.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:51 amWitch1 Says: My guess she has not just been an enabeler but been a member of the good old boy;s party….P,B & J.
I know I'm in the minority here, but I think her position was complicated by the fact that the real Democrats in Congress did not and do not have enough of a majority to make anything stick, which would be construed as a waste of tax payer's $ by too many MSM following Americans.
I think justice is still possible however, and that if the Dems win big in November and still refuse to do anything with a real majority, then I will agree that they are complicit in this Regime's crimes.
I plan to keep voting out incumbents every cycle until something changes, or get sick of it and move to an actual Democracy.
August 10th, 2008 at 10:57 amBhutto had a tough leadership style so that her opponents wouldn't exploit a perceived weakness "her being a woman."
Also, Cheney agreed with their military, they didn't want a civilian politician in power. Those legitimate elections can be so bothersome when military rule is so much easier. Cheney showed them by example.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:00 amU.S. intelligence agencies also reportedly intercepted Bhutto’s phone calls “for months”
Gee, what a surprise! Who'd have thought the heavy handed, my way or the highway, violence inspired, hypercompetitive Bushies would do such a thing?
August 10th, 2008 at 11:00 amGood post Unbelievable,......I was so pleased when Palosi was made speaker of the house, that was before I knew she was in the know of all these thing's and said nothing along with violating her oath of office and the constitution....Now that all the junk has come out and the time line's along with taking impeachment off the table I think she need's to be removed and held accountable as bush and cheney..All these people are so corrupt and spinless, it's really sickening...With her and reid runnong block's for this administration they accomplished more evil than they ever dreamed or would of with out their help.....P, B & J
August 10th, 2008 at 11:08 amBush is currently spying in China. I'm sure it's tape delayed, but he's center court of the USA China basketball game.
Of course media intelligence can't find the long list of family members and rich donor friends he dragged along in his official Presidential opening ceremony delegation. It makes the Clinton Lincoln Bedroom pale in comparison.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:08 amGreetings Witch1, so good to see you :)
I agree with you. Pelosi needs to be shown the door; she made no effort to stand up for the Constitution. Even if the overwhelming view was that she would fail; at least she could have put every effort into making a difference which she did not. Better to take the right path and lose than to cave in to the opposition because it is the easiest way.
She needs to follow Kucinich's example. I know that is asking far too much from her.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:09 amWitch1 Says: All these people are so corrupt and spinless, it’s really sickening…With her and reid runnong block’s for this administration they accomplished more evil than they ever dreamed or would of with out their help…..P, B & J
Thomas Jefferson (I think it was TJ) said that our Democracy would end the same way that Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome ended - in a Dictatorship that had gradually and slowly taken away our freedoms, in secret, and without resistance.
None of our Representatives represent us. They are all filthy rich and 99% of them are funded by the top 10%. They do not understand us, much less represent us. And the only thing we seem to have left, at this point, so far into the deconstruction of our Constitution, short of a Revolution, is to vote them out of office. Over and over and over again.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:16 am#17 unbelievable Says:
None of our Representatives represent us. They are all filthy rich and 99% of them are funded by the top 10%. They do not understand us, much less represent us. And the only thing we seem to have left, at this point, so far into the deconstruction of our Constitution, short of a Revolution, is to vote them out of office. Over and over and over again.
Good Morning :) A couple of the latest primaries have proven that people are paying close attention to who is on the ballot and what they stand for. The good people of Tennessee did a great job on their democratic choice. Of the two running Steve was the only progressive that had a history of standing up for civil rights.
I think this will carry on in November; the grassroots organizations out there have done a fantastic job getting the word out about the candidates that are running. They have kept a close eye on each and every race.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:31 amTapping her phones, opposed her return to leadership....makes one wonder about Cheney and her murder. What information did he collect? What information did he share/leak and with whom?
August 10th, 2008 at 11:35 amDuh!
August 10th, 2008 at 11:47 amGod, how much more slime is going to crawl out of Susskind's book? If the r elevations in his book don't shame Congress to impeach Cheney and Bush, then nothing will ever do the trick.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:51 amunbelievable Says:
Can anyone honestly name a single positive thing that came out of the last 7 years and 7 months? I genuinely cannot.
Actually in some twisted view, the "good" that has come out of this Constitutional gang-rape is the knowledge as to EXACTLY where the cracks in the Constitution are. Meaning, these traitors have pried open these cracks to expose the power inherent in the Constitution ans use it in ways not intended in the Constitution or the resultant Evolved Constitution we had circa 2000. This "hidden power" was always recognized by past Presidents and legisltors, and this is partly WHY they call each other The "Honorable" Congressperson. It is because it takes HONOR to NOT take advantage of the cracks in the Constitution. This neo-con cabal, from as far back as the depression have NEVER been honorable, in fact they do not know what honor is.
Conservatives cannot fathom government, that is why they scorn it. Governing IS a liberal notion. It is worrying about the lesser person. Conservatives have NO ability to worry about the lesser person. Conservatives should NEVER be allowed to govern, as they have no ability to even understand what governing is.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:55 amGoverning IS A LIBERAL MINDSET, AND SHOULD BE ALLOWED ONLY BY LIBERALS.
#5 stewarjt Says:
The arrogance of US politicians to think they can or should control other country’s societies is mind boggling.
Well said. It is like the world is suppose to revolve around US interests only. Our politicians have delusions of one's own importance, their self-centeredness blinds them to the needs of other culture's beliefs, diversity, and governing.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:57 amunbelievable Says:
I know I’m in the minority here, but I think her position was complicated by the fact that the real Democrats in Congress did not and do not have enough of a majority to make anything stick, which would be construed as a waste of tax payer’s $ by too many MSM following Americans.
Are these the MSM following Americans who didn't stand up and protest when Clinton was impeached?
I think it's more political. There really hasn't been enough on Cheney/Bush until the last year. And in the last year we had a looming election. If they impeached Cheney/Bush in the year before the election, the Republicons would scream and yell and call it a partisan witch hunt. The thing that the Democrats in Congress can't get through their thick heads is that the American public has their back. I think most Americans would breathe a sign of relief if Cheney/Bush were impeached.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:57 amSince we don't have a thinkfast thread today, let's use this one to discuss how Bush/Cheney could refuse to leave office and what the consequences would be. Do you think the military would side with them or turn on them and throw them out of office? Because that is the only way we would be able to remove them if they refused to leave.
August 10th, 2008 at 11:58 amBack at ya Freedom Rebel and Unbelievable...Good post's...I agree with your post's but disagree with the statement of the past stating our democracy would be taken over in secrecy and with no resistance...This administration has done a lot in secrecy, true but much has been out in the open, in our face's...The with out resistance part has happened due to the media being part of the administration now...Shade's of Orwell's 1984 all around are plane to see by observent citizen's...Trouble mainly as I see it is the fact our people for the most part have become lazy...The one's that are not lazy are so over worked they have little time left for polatick's... I remember well how worn out I was from work and commuting by the time I got home only had time to feed the critter's, myself, shower and hit the sack and get up and do it all over again the next day....Week end's were catch up. laundry, grocery, clean house and get ready for another week..The life of the working class can be a hard road, little time for musing over what's going on in our country much less the world...
Half our country won't do anything because they don't wan't to, one quarter will no matter what and the other one quarter are warn out trying to keep up....I came up with those figure's in my head a long time ago when 63% of the voter's in my Montana town didn't vote....Kind of reinforced when we had a caucuss here a few month's ago..Our little area had 436 voter's of which 6 of us showed up.....Sad huh?...
Have a great day posting, I'm off to feed the bird's and hug the tree's....Peace, Blessings and Justice
August 10th, 2008 at 12:01 pmFreedom Rebel Says: I think this will carry on in November; the grassroots organizations out there have done a fantastic job getting the word out about the candidates that are running. They have kept a close eye on each and every race.
I sure hope so. I'm too cynical after two stolen elections to be confident that change is actually coming.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:01 pmTo Darth Cheney, Popeye's girlfriend Olive Oil is “complicated and unpredictable.”
August 10th, 2008 at 12:03 pmAlecto Says (at 11:55 am)
I agree. Conservatives do not believe in equality. So they do not believe that government should be used to better everyone's life because, in their view, the poor do not deserve help. It never ceases to amaze me just how much conservatives support man being inhumane to his fellow man. And you are right in that because conservatives do not believe in the role of government, they should not be a part of it. (Actually, they do believe in abusing the power of the government to stop anyone trying to stop them from abusing the power of government.)
August 10th, 2008 at 12:04 pmFor insight into why Pelosi and most Democrats aren't interested in removing Bush from office right now, there's this anecdotal story:
...the most striking aspect of the night happened several hours earlier at the Black Finn restaurant in Addison, a north Dallas, TEXAS suburb.
The TVs on the walls were set to the Olympic games’ opening ceremony in Beijing.
"--the camera panned to capture a scene of George W. Bush sitting with Laura, not far from Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. As soon as the camera centered on the Bush’s, a SPONTANEOUS BOO erupted across the restaurant,...
Politics trumps Principles. Kucinich gave an eloquent, well researched case for Impeachment and it Went NOwhere.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:07 pmAlecto Says: Governing IS A LIBERAL MINDSET, AND SHOULD BE ALLOWED ONLY BY LIBERALS.
I wonder if we can undo the damage.
I suppose we could consider our renewed skeptcism a positive, but also, only as an unintentional consequence. On purpose, these folks have done nothing to better our country. Nothing.
Democracy is definitely a liberal form of government that works best when run by liberals. Look at Clinton (moderate though) versus Bush. We were all much better off under Clinton. Let's hope we'll get back to that approach to government on January 20th.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:08 pm"complicated and unpredictable".....I'd say that's one way of describing a DEMOCRACY, jacka$$.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:12 pmWitch1 Says: Half our country won’t do anything because they don’t wan’t to, one quarter will no matter what and the other one quarter are warn out trying to keep up…
If you get your hands on The Assault on Reason by Al Gore, he does an excellent job of explaining how they did this slowly and without our dissent. Ultimately, it comes down to manufacturing fear and dissolving the middle class (the people who start revolutions and protests and dissent).
People are too afraid to lose what they do have, so they remain silent. It's a viscious downward spiral that is going to end up in an internecene collapse.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:17 pmWhen you consider that dick was definitely instrumental in norad's confusion on 9-11 so as to allow the planes to get to their targets, you then know damn good and well he's not above coordinating an individual's demise.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:18 pmBadger Says: “–the camera panned to capture a scene of George W. Bush sitting with Laura, not far from Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. As soon as the camera centered on the Bush’s, a SPONTANEOUS BOO erupted across the restaurant,…
You know, I wondered about that. That keeping him there as a constant reminder was some how self-serving to them, and ultimately, better off for all of us. Wouldn't surprise me.
There's a You Tube video of the moron repeatedly whacking his thigh with a miniature US flag on a stick in tempo to music, like a bored 6 year old. It truly sums him up.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:22 pm#27 unbelievable Says:
Freedom Rebel Says: I think this will carry on in November; the grassroots organizations out there have done a fantastic job getting the word out about the candidates that are running. They have kept a close eye on each and every race.
I sure hope so. I’m too cynical after two stolen elections to be confident that change is actually coming.
I understand completely. The one thing that gives me hope is, that in this election compared to any other is the information and great blogs on the internet. Witch1 is right that we can't always get enough people jumpstarted out of their complaceny to vote. But we have many young voters that really care about the future of this country.
We have more information at our fingertips than ever before. No other Republican has ever been shown time and time again that if he lies someone is going to catch him. We have YouTube that has also proved to be a valuable source of information.
I know I'm being extremely optimistic. But I have always been the one to see a glass as half full.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:22 pmBHL,
August 10th, 2008 at 12:26 pm“complicated and unpredictable”…..
What I think Darth really meant by that is...
She is a women with her own mind that will not acquiese (sic?) to my rule.. Fu(king (unt.
As opposed to yourself , Dead-Eye , who is just simplistic and predictable ; most asswipes generally tend to be………
The real "simple and predictable" part of our executive duo is GDumbya, of course. This is what has allowed him to actually function as C-in-C and chief shadow-master for the past seven and a half years.
All he has to do is put the sock-puppet out in front of the cameras or send him off to his fake ranch for a month at a time and Darth is free to work behind the scene pulling the strings, ordering covert operations and subverting the Constitution and the country.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:29 pmFreedom Rebel Says: The one thing that gives me hope is, that in this election compared to any other is the information and great blogs on the internet.
Definitely the internet has been to our generation what the printing press was to our Founding Fathers. And, I do think more people are using it to get information than ever before - although I think I read that it's still only 50% of the population.
I also think that liberals have stopped being tolerant of intolerance, something that hurt us in the last election. Obama has been much more willing to call McCain out on his lies and nonsense than Kerry, or Gore did.
I'm usually optimistic, but I was so heartbroken in 2004 whn Kerry 'lost' that I just don't want to be that shocked again if McCain manages to steal this election too. And I know that there's a possiblity.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:30 pm“complicated and unpredictable”…..
What I think Darth really meant by that is…
She is a women with her own mind that will not acquiese (sic?) to my rule.. Fu(king (unt.
I think you're absolutely right that there is some misogyny behind that quote. It also shows Cheney's (and this administration's) unwillingness to let the will of the people speak, whether it's in Pakistan or here in the US. And here we are claiming to spread democracy through the middle east like Johnny Appleseed.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:35 pmThank's Unbelievable, will do....Been to busy of late to read much except for the info I get here...Will pick it up this week, not sure how long before I get it read but will work on it....
Many thing's have become very clear to me in the year's since I retired almost 5 year's ago....My country is run by and has been in the past by very evil people, often...We have waged war's against million's of innocent people and distroyed entire tribe's all over the world...When I was a worker bee, most of my life I only had time for anti war, equal right's, enviroment and the big issue's coming down the pike..
Since I was a good little Dem. I worked hard, voted the party line and figured, blindly, my people were the best...Now as you all have noticed, I am sure, I am still a bleeding heart libral but have been catching up on what most of you knew all along...So consider me an equal oportunety critic of the left and reich...
Do hope I have not offended any one here but I am so adament about this evil bunch including palosi and reid I think they should be jailed along with bush and cheney bunch...Just my feeling's....Later all....P, B, & J..
August 10th, 2008 at 12:37 pmunbelievable Says:
I’m usually optimistic, but I was so heartbroken in 2004 whn Kerry ‘lost’ that I just don’t want to be that shocked again if McCain manages to steal this election too. And I know that there’s a possiblity.
I find it incredible that after the fiasco of 2000 (and '04) we still don't have "paper trail" laws in place. It's as if the integrity of democracy is not worth the extra expense and effort.
And which party does Diebold contribute $ to, again?
I'm convinced we need a good 55% to win this year. No room for complacency.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:43 pmI heard Cindy Sheehan got enough signatures to be on the ballot as an Independent against Pelosi.
link for donations:
August 10th, 2008 at 12:46 pmhttp://www.usalone.com/donations_cindy.php
#39 unbelievable Says:
I’m usually optimistic, but I was so heartbroken in 2004 whn Kerry ‘lost’ that I just don’t want to be that shocked again if McCain manages to steal this election too. And I know that there’s a possiblity.
unbelievable, as always it was good to see you. I always enjoy what you post. I have to get back to refinishing my front porch swing. I need to get it stained today, it is absolutely beautiful outside.
Have a good day....
August 10th, 2008 at 12:46 pmWitch1 Says: Do hope I have not offended any one here but I am so adament about this evil bunch including palosi and reid I think they should be jailed along with bush and cheney bunch
Well said.
You aren't capable of offending anyone. Not even if you tried :)
I think it's great that liberals can discuss these issues without getting upset with one another. It's what America is supposed to be about. I think it's why the First Amendment is first :).
I think I'll just be happier when I can move to a blue state. The worst Democrats are still better than best Republicans.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:46 pmbob hussein lablah Says: I’m convinced we need a good 55% to win this year. No room for complacency.
I agree. We need paper trails.
Unless they've still got the Diebolds wired to give votes to the opposite candidate, then MCcain will win by 55%.
I just don't rust them to play by the rules after getting away with not playing by the rules for so long.
August 10th, 2008 at 12:50 pmIraq demands 'clear timeline' for US withdrawal
By ROBERT H. REID (Associated Press Writer)
From Associated Press
August 10, 2008 11:14 AM EDT
BAGHDAD - Iraq's foreign minister insisted Sunday that any security deal with the United States must contain a "very clear timeline" for the departure of U.S. troops
http://enews.earthlink.net/article/int?guid=20080810/489e67c0_3ca6_1552620080810-38836471
August 10th, 2008 at 12:55 pmFreedom Rebel Says: Have a good day….
Ditto! This site wouldn't be the same without you!
Enjoy your porch swing! I might be able to go outside on a Sunday afternmoon in maybe another month :)
August 10th, 2008 at 12:56 pmBhutto's phone tapped by Dick Cheney?
No one could have predicted!
August 10th, 2008 at 1:09 pmBilbo Hussein Baggins Says:
I think most Americans would breathe a sign of relief if Cheney/Bush were impeached.
It should be done to prevent future Administrations from thinking they are above the law and considering breaking those laws.
Although the cows are already out of the barn regarding this Administration, leaving that door open for future Administrations is a very dangerous move.
August 10th, 2008 at 1:23 pmAll the illegal wiretapping, all the money spent bugging phones and chimpy couldn't prevent her assassination.
We already knew chimpy and the chimpettes backed "terrorists."
August 10th, 2008 at 1:29 pmAt first I didn't like Pelosi stance on "no impeachment" then chimpy wanted retroactive immunity for his friends for breaking our laws. Congress will continue to play sly while the repugs do their dirt because the repugs has dirt on them.
This is the dirt the US has become under chimpy's rule.
mcchimpy tried to convince a reporter that his right foot is really his left foot. hahahahaha
August 10th, 2008 at 2:28 pmI am stunned... the manipulation and evil doing is international by the gangsters in the White House? This puts a new light on how evil the bastards are....the light now shines brightly on the truths of 9/11, our election fraud, our own illegal wire tapping, Cheney's secret energy meetings, anthrax case, so much more... and with all that said we have Presidential Directive NSPD-51 dangling out there.
August 10th, 2008 at 2:46 pmunbelievable Says:
Unless they’ve still got the Diebolds wired to give votes to the opposite candidate, then MCcain will win by 55%.
I don't think they will do that. They know that the public might accept a 4-5% flip but anything over that would be suspect. That's what happened in 2006. Many candidates had a 7% lead that ended up a 2% lead, but they did win. And if you counted all the Democrats who lost by less than 2%, they probably won in reality.
What we need to worry more about right now is the Republicons disenfranchising voters. Go to bradblog.com and read all about it. It's getting really scary. I hope that Obama and their 50 states strategy are in these states making sure that everyone is legally registered to vote. It's an easy thing to do, just call your local voter registration office and make sure you are on the voter rolls. While you are at it, verify your address.
August 10th, 2008 at 2:49 pm"complicated and unpredictable" goddamn lizard bullshit
August 10th, 2008 at 2:59 pmI'm hoping that, on November 3, the Democrats in Congress introduce articles of impeachment for both Cheney and Bush. That may be the only way our government will survive with the Democrats taking office in January. If they aren't under articles of impeachment, I fear that Cheney/Bush will pull of some kind of a coup and not leave.
August 10th, 2008 at 3:01 pmKeith@47 (from your link)
Village/Street Names' Suggestions:
1. Mobileville/Blackwater Fall Blvd., Waterboard Droplets Lane
2. Shell City/Merry Bush Street, Barney Blvd., Halliburton Way
3. BP Valley/Batman Ave., Poodle, Lieberman Lane, Israel Right Ring
I don't blame the Iraqis for wanting a set time, there's airspace to consider and other logistic matters. The Iraqis can't leave that window opened for war or for chimpy to strike other Middle Eastern countries.
Wanna read what chimpy said in 2006 about ending his war? What's fascinating/eerie are the comments from years gone by. This blog is way ahead of its time.:)
I'm joining!
August 10th, 2008 at 3:14 pmBilbo Hussein Baggins
As congress has not yet brought investigations to the gangster in the White House, therefore leaving them in place to do more harm and damage, I have lost all hope of justice prevailing.
I can only hope we will get through this election, with as little fraud as possible and with no horrific events.
August 10th, 2008 at 3:30 pmshameless and sick...send the SOB to the Hague, for heaven's sake!
August 10th, 2008 at 3:37 pm# MacMetal...
"The last seven years are a crime"...
American Foringner policies are a crime!!!! Watch on youTube:
"PANAMA DECEPTION" "WAR ON DEMOCRACY"!
August 10th, 2008 at 5:28 pmBhutto was a small obstacle in the plan for a world government. Many steps have already been taken toward this goal. Mushy is a fascist just like the Shooter is.
August 10th, 2008 at 5:50 pmThe US Constitution is another small obstacle in the plan for a world government.
August 10th, 2008 at 5:53 pmsadly, cheney was right.
August 10th, 2008 at 6:44 pmdarladooner Says:
August 10th, 2008 at 6:47 pmsadly, cheney was right.
What to have her phones tapped?
darladear knows all about complicated and unpredictable, eh girlfriend?
August 10th, 2008 at 7:33 pmLOL
Bilbo Hussein Baggins Says:
I’m hoping that, on November 3, the Democrats in Congress introduce articles of impeachment for both Cheney and Bush. That may be the only way our government will survive with the Democrats taking office in January. If they aren’t under articles of impeachment, I fear that Cheney/Bush will pull of some kind of a coup and not leave.
Actually, there needs to be articles of impeachement against all of those presently in power. The articles of impeachment PREVENT the usage of the pardon.
August 10th, 2008 at 7:34 pmThis screws them all. Impeach the RATS too while you are at it.
Roberts
Alito
Thomas
Scumlia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2ARMuZO4Jc
complicated and unpredictable? announcing that the US govs #1 bogeyman is dead could create complications
August 10th, 2008 at 10:46 pmGame of Life @57
I am moved by Roger_Roger's eloquence two years ago:
"A Dictorhship is never happens due to the will of the people."
August 11th, 2008 at 3:44 amAugust 21st, 2006 at 1:26 pm