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Sunday, September 26, 2004
if you listen to all the reasons why people support bush, you begin to notice something wicked. they all believe in lies. they believe bush never changes his mind. they believe that bush doesn't need world support to engage in a war.
don't they read the newspapers? or watch the television? maybe they do, because newspapers and television is clearly in bush's corner.
don't they read the newspapers? or watch the television? maybe they do, because newspapers and television is clearly in bush's corner.
tim russert, you're BUSTED big boy.
general abizaid was reading a script. clear as day. anybody watching could see it. how you think you could get away with this deceptive tactic, especially after the right-wingers were screaming for rather's head, is beyond me.
but suffice it to say, it was a blog that started rathergate, and it'll be a blog that starts russertgate.
general abizaid was reading a script. clear as day. anybody watching could see it. how you think you could get away with this deceptive tactic, especially after the right-wingers were screaming for rather's head, is beyond me.
but suffice it to say, it was a blog that started rathergate, and it'll be a blog that starts russertgate.
Saturday, September 25, 2004
i feel like i'm listening to a republicon commercial while i'm holding for mediacom to pick up. the lady that keeps repeating how to change an email password, and stating that a representative will be with you momentarily. i'm not 18:36 into this. i stayed on hold for 45 minutes last night before i just hung up.
can not connect to upload.mchsi.com. bastards. i'm not fowarding farpoint around to krak again.
can not connect to upload.mchsi.com. bastards. i'm not fowarding farpoint around to krak again.
looks like the raids are producing little in the way of weapons, much less intel. is this incompetence or what. i bet they are relying on street-iraqi intel, and we all know, or at least those of us who grew up in the street, you can not rely on street-wise intel for operations that involve national security.
Friday, September 24, 2004
saw a good explanation of how to explain kerry's 'vote to go to war', which really wasn't a vote to go to war, but a vote to use the threat of war. anyway, the comparison made was to a power of attorney. if i give the power of attorney to someone, and he abuses it, do i have no recourse to criticize his actions?
Thursday, September 23, 2004
Wednesday, September 22, 2004
shit, i just lost my train of thought. watching racicot on jon stewart. the guy can lie like a rug, and actually believe it, so it sells. supposedly. amazing. the reality that jon makes him aware of, becomes something he ignores and believes that his fantasy world will come some day. amazing really. off his meds?
nah, what could result cause such hallicinations that would be treatable?
jon is laughing in his face, and he still doesn't get it.
amazing.
nah, what could result cause such hallicinations that would be treatable?
jon is laughing in his face, and he still doesn't get it.
amazing.
ever notice that when they show the car bombings in iraq on tv, you always see a bunch of people just milling about? it's not like they're all afraid and running away. and they certainly do not look like terrorists.
if you were to see a car bombing up front, wouldn't you be running away? wouldn't that be the normal reaction of people who 'aren't into that sorta thing'?
if you were to see a car bombing up front, wouldn't you be running away? wouldn't that be the normal reaction of people who 'aren't into that sorta thing'?
when was the first time a married couple on tv shared the same bed in a bedroom scene?
now when have you ever known a married couple in real life to not share the same bed?
Americans accepted the scenes knowing that reality was a different story. could they be in the same frame of logic today? could there be this humongous denial that's pervasive like the plague about what is really happening in the world today in the hopes that if they don't think about the bad, the bad really isn't there?
and isn't that dangerous thinking?
now when have you ever known a married couple in real life to not share the same bed?
Americans accepted the scenes knowing that reality was a different story. could they be in the same frame of logic today? could there be this humongous denial that's pervasive like the plague about what is really happening in the world today in the hopes that if they don't think about the bad, the bad really isn't there?
and isn't that dangerous thinking?
Tuesday, September 21, 2004
new anti-kerry ad, repeating the same lies that some other 'voterfund' shit were spewing, only this time they're targeting 18 year olds. in fact, it's almost childish, like their target is 13 year olds, who i guess will influence the family. who knows what the rationale is behind these reich-wing conmen. but kerry needs to target that same group in the same way, only show that he's the honest one.
Monday, September 20, 2004
Saturday, September 18, 2004
Friday, September 17, 2004
too bad cnn won't do a poll with the following question posed:
do you think that had mccain gotten the republican nod in 2000, and ended up in the whitehouse, would we see the divide we see in America today?
having just seen the man in cheney's event practically get muffled and tackled by some old whitehair guy with glasses, reminded me of that brute behavior in florida. more and more republicans are getting aggressive, forceful, and in-your-face physically when the only reason for it would be supporting another candidate for president.
this is what outrages me. to no end. politics is all talk. but when it gets physical, then we have a serious problem.
do you think that had mccain gotten the republican nod in 2000, and ended up in the whitehouse, would we see the divide we see in America today?
having just seen the man in cheney's event practically get muffled and tackled by some old whitehair guy with glasses, reminded me of that brute behavior in florida. more and more republicans are getting aggressive, forceful, and in-your-face physically when the only reason for it would be supporting another candidate for president.
this is what outrages me. to no end. politics is all talk. but when it gets physical, then we have a serious problem.
Thursday, September 16, 2004
Wednesday, September 15, 2004
from truthisfreedom on DU (no link because it's a php scripted board):
Mrs. Knox's very credible position that the documents are fake, but he can't use her opinion without also making her credible for her observations and memories of bush's refusing a direct order.
but, if he attacks her as an old, unreliable witness who doesn't remember, then he's suggesting that she's not correct or reliable about the memos being recreations!
this was a brilliant and strategic manoever on the part of CBS. they aren't scared... instead, they have allowed rove and the bushies to paint themselves into a new corner!
brilliant!
Mrs. Knox's very credible position that the documents are fake, but he can't use her opinion without also making her credible for her observations and memories of bush's refusing a direct order.
but, if he attacks her as an old, unreliable witness who doesn't remember, then he's suggesting that she's not correct or reliable about the memos being recreations!
this was a brilliant and strategic manoever on the part of CBS. they aren't scared... instead, they have allowed rove and the bushies to paint themselves into a new corner!
brilliant!
Monday, September 13, 2004
the incident in baghdad yesterday, er rather incidentS, made clear of one thing. when iraqis get killed, how many times are there witnesses disputing the account given by American dittoheads?
sooo, if the witnesses were just makin up these statements, wouldn't they have done it EACH AND EVERY other time?
sooo, if the witnesses were just makin up these statements, wouldn't they have done it EACH AND EVERY other time?
Saturday, September 11, 2004
looks like george gave osama everything he wanted:
1)split up the Western alliances
2)turned Western "Democratic governments" against the popular will of the majority of their citizens
3)provoked the US into spending obscene amounts of money on armaments, neglecting social programs for the citizens. (This is what killed the Soviet Union
4) Inspired enough reactionary paranoia to allow the fascist elements to begin deconstructing the Constitution.
5) United the World against the US.
1)split up the Western alliances
2)turned Western "Democratic governments" against the popular will of the majority of their citizens
3)provoked the US into spending obscene amounts of money on armaments, neglecting social programs for the citizens. (This is what killed the Soviet Union
4) Inspired enough reactionary paranoia to allow the fascist elements to begin deconstructing the Constitution.
5) United the World against the US.
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
it's a matter of trust. let me demonstrate.
bush is in a hall speaking to a bunch of his sympathizers. he tells the crowd that the sky is yellow. they believe him, without going outside to look, even though he was told that's not true. he maintains that it is. then, everybody comes outside and sees that the sky is not yellow. but bush still maintains that he said what he said because of good intelligence. that he KNEW for sure, there was NO DOUBT that his information was correct. even when he was told he was wrong before the crowd went outside, he chose to believe what he wanted to believe and hence tried like hell to make us all believe it.
would the crowd trust this guy again? when is a lie a lie?
bush is in a hall speaking to a bunch of his sympathizers. he tells the crowd that the sky is yellow. they believe him, without going outside to look, even though he was told that's not true. he maintains that it is. then, everybody comes outside and sees that the sky is not yellow. but bush still maintains that he said what he said because of good intelligence. that he KNEW for sure, there was NO DOUBT that his information was correct. even when he was told he was wrong before the crowd went outside, he chose to believe what he wanted to believe and hence tried like hell to make us all believe it.
would the crowd trust this guy again? when is a lie a lie?
Sunday, September 05, 2004
Saturday, September 04, 2004
this must be what trickle down economics is all about. they think that if the owners save money, that the money saved will be pumped back into the business creating more for all.
nice theory. only, it's not reality. considering the average CEO pay raise this year alone was over 50%, many in the 70's... and with the common worker pay raise about 2.5%, one can not with a straight face say that the more a company profits, the more the company will distribute back into the business.
sure, there are companies that are doing this... of course. but there are many, MANY more that aren't. considering outsourcing. qwest outsources their services, eliminates say 1000 jobs. the profits saved by that is instead being dumped into more luxuriious accommodations for the elite. how else would you explain why businesses are nabbin up humvee's instead of ford rangers? they get more of a write off on the humvee. so what happens to that write off? it goes into the pocket of the CEO. or it's spent on new offices for them. if it was going back into the business, say like with new equipment, safer conditions, or even raises (god forbid), businesses would be doing so much better than they are.
like the union guy said tonite: how can you expect a worker to lose his job to india, and go work at mcdonalds or wal-mart, and pay for that caddy? this will bite the greedy echelon on the butt if they don't change course.
nice theory. only, it's not reality. considering the average CEO pay raise this year alone was over 50%, many in the 70's... and with the common worker pay raise about 2.5%, one can not with a straight face say that the more a company profits, the more the company will distribute back into the business.
sure, there are companies that are doing this... of course. but there are many, MANY more that aren't. considering outsourcing. qwest outsources their services, eliminates say 1000 jobs. the profits saved by that is instead being dumped into more luxuriious accommodations for the elite. how else would you explain why businesses are nabbin up humvee's instead of ford rangers? they get more of a write off on the humvee. so what happens to that write off? it goes into the pocket of the CEO. or it's spent on new offices for them. if it was going back into the business, say like with new equipment, safer conditions, or even raises (god forbid), businesses would be doing so much better than they are.
like the union guy said tonite: how can you expect a worker to lose his job to india, and go work at mcdonalds or wal-mart, and pay for that caddy? this will bite the greedy echelon on the butt if they don't change course.
now that the bushies have admitted to making mistakes about iraq, especially in the aftermath, but who knows, maybe they thought saddam was going to fight harder too. there were reports out that had the two coming to some kinda agreement, but i don't know. however, given the history of what we've laid witness to already, i wouldn't put it past these sick bastards. look at how they're handling osama. nobody's heard from him for months, probably as long as iraq has been happening. which makes you wonder. the paks are to hand him up in october. everybody's layin odds on what day. i say the 18th. why? i have NO idea. it's close enough to the election so that the lapdog obedient presscorp won't get bored with their excitement. isn't it strange how osama will win george the election.
but still, why is nobody looking at WHY they thought the iraqis would be throwing flowers instead of bullets. whatever gave them this impression must have made a BIG impression since they obviously ignored the right advice about needing more troops. i'm sure that had we done 3 things differently in iraq, things wouldn't be this bad, if bad at all.
1. make sure the soldiers are trained in how arabs live. this would alleviate the occupation conundrum.
2. make sure the money FOR IRAQIS that has been requested, and received, from congress GETS SPENT on things FOR IRAQIS. and while we're at it, EMPLOY IRAQIS to do it.
3. get rid of the neocon men behind the curtain.
but still, why is nobody looking at WHY they thought the iraqis would be throwing flowers instead of bullets. whatever gave them this impression must have made a BIG impression since they obviously ignored the right advice about needing more troops. i'm sure that had we done 3 things differently in iraq, things wouldn't be this bad, if bad at all.
1. make sure the soldiers are trained in how arabs live. this would alleviate the occupation conundrum.
2. make sure the money FOR IRAQIS that has been requested, and received, from congress GETS SPENT on things FOR IRAQIS. and while we're at it, EMPLOY IRAQIS to do it.
3. get rid of the neocon men behind the curtain.
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