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Quotes
"Bush is taking a month-long "working vacation"
in Texas. You can tell Bush doesn't
want to be disturbed. The instructions
on his Oval Office answering machine say,
'I'm out of town for a month but, if
this is an emergency, you can dial Exxon directly.' "
-- Bill Maher
From: Edemayo@imf.org
Subject: The Raygun memorial
BC,
A couple of months back you asked people if they
would write emails to those fools trying to get an
idea of how we should honor ole RedInk.
Well just as a goof I sent them an email that said just that.
The Reagan Memorial should be a big bottle of
Red Ink since his policies totally destroyed our
country with his borrow and spend trickle down
economics (read piss on the working man).
I said that the memorial should be a big
bottle of RedInk. Well about a month after I got an email
thanking me for my suggestion and that they would
pass it on to be considered by the commitee.
I was dying...my suggestion was there in all
it's glory.
Thank you for your suggestion of the Bottle of RedInk for the Reagan memorial.
ed...
ha ha
Leahy Rubberstamps Another Fascist
Can we put a dead hooker in Leahy's car or something?
We might as well have Scalia representing us on the Senator Judiciary
committee.
No matter what evidence comes up, Leahy
votes to confirm.
Why does Senator Rubberstamp need an office or a staff,
if all he's going to do is vote "yes" on every whim that comes
from Smirk?
"I can't believe that Wooten would lie to the
Judiciary Committee,'' Leahy said, adding,
"He will be a good judge.''
From: mnilsen@lynx.dac.neu.edu
Subject: Thoughts on Julie Hiatt Steele
Although
I feel that Julie Hiatt Steele was treated horribly, all blame does not
lie on Ken Starr.
When Ms. Steele decided, of her own free will,
to initially lie for Kathleen Willey, she opened a Pandora's box.
First of all, exactly did she think was going
to come of the meeting she had with the reporter? Why would a
reporter want to speak to her "off the record",
in the first place, if not to gather a story against Clinton.
She was accountable for her actions.
It is like the old saying "Oh what a tangled web we weave".
Putting myself in her place, anyone who asked
me to lie, on their behalf, against THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES, would receive the reply, "are
you crazy!". I don't care if it was my twin sister,
whom I am very close to. I have only been
on this planet for 22 years, but I do know right from wrong,
that all actions have consequences, and everyone
has an ulterior motive.
Keep fighting the good fight.
Mary N.
Mary,
I can't speak for her, but this is how I remember her story:
She was rushing to pick up her son from school when she got this call
from Willey, who said,.
"A reporter from Newsweek is on his way to
your house. Would you back me up and say
that I told you about the president groping
me the day it happened?"
JHS said, "But that's not what happened and I don't want to get involved."
Willey said, "Please! He's going to be there
any minute - I really need this favor - just talk to him
and get me through this, I'll explain everything
after he leaves. Besides, it's off the record, anyway."
So JHS talked to that prick Isikoff (I don't respect him enough to look
up the spelling) but she didn't
exactly back Willey up, she kinda shuffled her feet and said, "Uh-huh"
to certain questions, trying to give
herself some space between the truth and her friend's desperate request.
Sidebar:
I'm not an expert on the timing, but I'm pretty
sure when this happened, there was no "Willey scandal."
It's not like the snowball was rolling down the
hill, picking up steam and JHS thought she'd jump on for
some quick thrills and make some easy cash. She
got a call out of the blue and had a few minutes to make
a decision and she made the wrong one. This wasn't
a case of Willey and JHS sitting down one day on how
to scam the President, or how to make some
quick money by lying. This was a sudden, last-second request
by someone she considered a friend and she didn't
have much of a chance to think about it.
BTW, your second paragraph suggests you've never made a mistake in your
22 years.
I wish I had your wisdom.
Yes, Julie made a mistake that day, and it cost her (this figure isn't
from her) over a million dollars
because she made a quick decision when her desperate friend begged
for an emergency favor.
Of course, she could've saved that million dollars and repeated Starr's
lies for the Grand Jury,
but she had some time to think about that decision.
You say the blame isn't all on Hardon Kenny?
Maybe that's true, but I'd guess the blame is 98-2 on him.
The
Bush Tax Cut (The untold story!)
by jkensinger@qwest.net
Excerpt:
But wait, what about those few Democrats
that crossed over and voted for the tax cut?
Well, most of those folks are "red" state
Democrats and they can simply say to their voters:
"Hey, you guys voted for Bush. You
wanted his big tax cut. I was just doing your bidding.".
And there's not one damn thing the Bushies
and the GOP can do about it.
So the Democrats did it. They horn-swoggled
Bush and the arrogant GOP into giving the
Democrats a unifying theme for 2002, while
simultaneously getting the GOP to undercut their own credibility.
Today's 
is
loaded with stuff!
Be sure to catch Michael Dare's 'Who's Going To Hell' this
week?
Plus, Evil Murdoch has his papers on Clinton
for shopping in Las Vegas,
and tons of news on 
and other TV buzz.
Be sure to get with Marty
if you want to review the upcoming TV season.
From: norman@plankity.com
Subject: Three issues
First issue: The crux of weak-and-stupid’s stem cell policy seems to be:
“We already killed these sixty embryos: we might as well use their leftover remains for the good of humanity…”
This could explain the media’s reluctance to report
on Lori Klausutis’ death in Rep. Joe Scarborough’s office:
“She’s dead… nothing to see here, move along.”
Plus Scarborough chose to end his career rather
than have this incident end it for him, ala Condit.
Joe Conason effectively used this argument in
his excellent piece on why we should believe David Brock
(he admitted his lies, rather than being trapped
in a lie).
However, none of this justifies murder or a cover-up
or (perhaps worse) the media unloading on Condit,
while completely ignoring Scarborough and Phil
Giordano of Waterbury, CT – Giordano, BTW just landed
a sweetheart deal with the city that went bankrupt
during his tenure: they will let him keep his title and benefits
plus half his salary while living in custody,
held without bail for arraigning sex with minors (anywhere from 8
to
12 years old) using his city issued cell phone.
Click
Here
Second issue: Conservatives always pointed
out how Bill Clinton was an embarrassment to us abroad
(specifically Europe). Now from where I sit,
Clinton was always immensely popular throughout Europe
like some type of rock star, whereas Dumbya is
a complete embarrassment in Europe, reneging on treaties
and bailing out of international agreements left
and right. And what do the conservatives now say?
“I’ve always hated Europe!” and “I’m
glad they don’t like him – that makes me like him more!”
HUH??? I’m reminded of the cartoon strip “They’ll do it everytime!”
Third issue: http://www.plankity.com/gregpalast
This is a mirror of the page that the British had him remove.
regards,
N--
Norm!!!
All that was good.
Jay
& Silent Bob Strike Back
Movie Review by BartCop
Warning
- language alert.
Don't click and then complain about the language.
You can disagree with my review (if you've seen the movie)
but complaining about the language is a faux pax since
you've been warned.
Congressional
aide's death raises more questions
Local newspaper denied access to autopsy reports
I wonder what they have to hide?
Why does Jeb Bush (R-Thief) want this to remain buried?
Happy Birthday to...
Shania Twain is 36
Emma Samms is 41
LeeAnne Rimes is 19
Who
Promised not to rape the Social Seurity Lockbox?
That lying son of a dealer of illegal weapons to terrorists,
that's who.
Let's see...
The Bush Family Evil Empire already
runs the American oil industry,
They (with Barrick) recently cornered the market on the world's
gold,
(and shut down Greg Palast for asking questions about it)
Enron bought up water rights in
california,
(Why does a crooked oil company needs water rights, besides to
raise the price...?)
Rupert Muroch is buying satellites
and Direct TV to control the airwaves,
(With Colin Powell's son greasing the skids, relaxing the rules)
and now, the Wyly Brothers (remember
what they did to Mccain for Smirk?)
and trying
to take over Computer Associates.
At some point in the future, the Democrats will wake up and try
to fight back,
but will The Bush Family Evil Empire
be too powerful by then?
Like Hitler at Munich - the time to stand up is NOW.
Top
Ten Things You Can Do
By James Carville
From: christianbell37@hotmail.com
Subject: Re: Statement of Julie Hiatt Steele
It made me sick to read Ms. Steele's statement.
This should not happen to an American.
Ken Starr and his accomplices should be rotting
in a jail cell.
And every American should be outraged and know
that the right wing was ultimately behind this.
Christian Bell
Christian,
Remember the last words we heard on the last The West Wing?
Leo looked at the TV monitor and said, "...watch this..."
In a very short while, I'm going to be saying the same thing.
Julie has a LOT to say and she is dynamite.
Quotes
"There are lots of well-to-do Republicans who
think she's a hero.
Let the private sector help her.
The government doesn't owe her a job."
-- Luci the Bat, commenting on Linda Tripp
Well it finally came in...
My $600 Vegas hookers and cocaine check has arri...
...I mean
...my advance on next year's tax return check has arrived.
Go to Hell, Smirk!
My price is a lot higher than $600.
Celebrity in the Chat Room
Has anybody run into Mike Malloy yet?
If you're new to the chat room, it works real easy.
Usually there's a crowd in there late evenings, maybe 9-midnight
CST.
Don't be surprised if you bump into sombody there.
Death In Florida Congressman's Office
http://www.bushwatch.net/lori.htm
Looks like no BartCop Radio this week.
I'm having trouble communicating with Marty at the studio.
Maybe next week?
From: helmboy@alaska.net
Subject: the polygamy thing...
The last polygamist prosecuted in Utah for this
tried to force his sixteen year old daughter to
marry her uncle. Polygamy as practiced in Utah
is between old men and very, very young girls.
The girls marry their uncles, cousins and anyone
their fathers tell them to. They are sexually
exploited at very young ages, kept from school
where they can't learn that they are people
with rights and they are often beaten senseless.
The girl who wouldn't marry her uncle was beaten
by her father half to death and
finally ran away in fear of her life.
Polygamy as practiced in Utah and Idaho and Mexico
by these people is vicious, degrading,
depraved, spurned by the Mormon Church and destructive
of the victims who don't even know
there is another life, the young girls that these
wankers marry off to each other.
It isn't about him not getting marriage licenses
or the government intruding on private lives.
These are not consenting relationships and it
is about hurting children. He's a man using
religion to justify a pedophile lifestyle and
he's doing it with our tax dollars.
You wouldn't say what you say, I think, if you
knew more about it.
It's a very, very, very sad thing to be caught
up in.
Helmboy
I see what you're saying, and I no fan of anyone named Tom Green,
but you can't say "the last guy did something, so let's blame Green
for it."
Sex with minors is a crime.
Charge him with that, if that's what he did.
My whole point if this pick-and-choose prosecution.
David Koresh wanted to rape children.
Catholics want to drink wine.
Some Indians want to eat peyote.
Some Rastas want to smoke pot.
...so we're going to let Karl Rove & Jim Inhofe decide which religions are real?
Tax
Cuts, Updated Version!
August 27, 2001 2001 The
Daily Brew
W
Makes Fun of a Bald Guy
by the always great Robert Parry
(Don't ever skip a Robert Parry article)
Excerpt:
The event of a president mocking someone
for an appearance – in this case, thinning hair
– might have seemed odd if it had come
from any other national leader. Even during stressful
times, other presidents have avoided such
cheap shots in their public comments, apparently
understanding how hurtful a personal insult
from a president can be – and from a sense that
such comments could diminish the office.
From: Paulwetor@aol.com
Subject: Gun Owners Felt Imposed On By Cheney Speech Restrictions
Some gun-packing citizens felt imposed upon by
not being allowed to carry
their legal concealed weapons into a Cheney speech
in Sandy, Utah. The local
paper's article said that the Utah Gun Owners
Alliance threatened to picket
the convention because of it. Having a
storage locker was a compromise.
Here's a version of the story I found on the web.
http://www.thespectrum.com/rest.php?section=headlines&storyid=2374
With 25 guns, two knives and a megaphone left
outside, Utah's Republican Party delegates
heard Dick Cheney tout the administration's plans
for missile defense and increased military spending.
The weapons, brought to the convention by Utah
residents with concealed-weapon permits,
were stored in lockers outside. Gun owners complained
earlier this week when it became clear
they couldn't bring their weapons into the convention
hall during Cheney's speech.
True, ...true.
We started this in 1996, when "More guns for
everyone" Bob Dole said they wouldn't
allow guns at the GOP convention, get this, ...because
somebody might get shot.
Duh!!!
Christ, Bob, welcome to the 19th Century.
OF COURSE they can't have guns where Cheney's going to be, because you
can
never tell when some ditto-monkey might spray the damn place with a
Mac 10.
But the idiot Smirk who stole the White House?
He signed a bill into law that you could take your guns to church,
to the Wal-Mart,
to the goddamn football game, cause everyone knows you
need a gun at the game,
...but worst of all, and it always gets worse with President
Weak & Stupid,
...he made guns in the courthouse legal.
So, when you're in court, where your bitch ex-wife to everything
from you,
where your bitch ex-wife took your home and your car
and your furniture,
where your bitch ex-wife took your children away from you, and lied
to them
about what a no-good, no-working, drunk-off-your-ass loser you
are...
...well, it's OK for Joe Fred to have a loaded Glock 37 when his wife ruins him.
Sure, that's a great time for a man to be armed, Smirk.
Whatever the NRA wants, they have an office at 1600 Pennsylvania now.
Chirst, ...and they say Clinton had no principles?
Peace Love and Understanding,
My Ass!
by Elissa
Sex Scandal Deal Cut
Waterbury, Conn - Rocked by a child
sex scandal involving Mayor Philip Giordano,
legislators approved a deal last night
that bars him from returning to office, but allows him
to keep his title, benefits and half his
pay.
The Board of Aldermen voted for the settlement over calls to impeach the disgraced mayor.
They said impeachment would be too expensive
and would probably not conclude before
Giordano's term expires Dec. 31.
Giordano, a married father of three, has been imprisoned
since July 26 on federal charges of enticing
a 9-year-old girl and a 10-year-old girl to have sex.
He has refused to resign.
The board voted 9-6 to accept the deal,
which was negotiated with Giordano's lawyer.
The pact will pay the mayor about $14,000
in the next four months. Acting Mayor Sam Caligiuri
had asked for a unanimous vote, but some
aldermen said they wanted more.
If convicted, Giordano faces up to 10 years
in prison and $250,000 in fines.
He continues to collect his pay while in
jail.
Even tho this pervert was raping children, it didn't make
much news because he's a Republican.
Republicans won't buy a sex scandal about their own, so it's
a non-story, like Scarborough.
If you want to see a true sex scandal that affects every American, Click Here
From: Ed with the gubment job
Subject: If you hate the Dallas Cowboys,
...you're gonna LOVE this season.
Having lived in Dallas all
my life, I am and always will be
a lifelong Cowboy's fan. I make no apologies
for that. Hell, I even cheered
for them when they had Barry Switzer (I know
that I am treading very thin
ice here - I've accepted the fact that you root
for OU. Down, boy.) But you
have to admit - Barry Switzer was to the Cowboys
what Smirkie is to the US.
They both took over a team that had been led to
greatness by their predecessors,
then proceeded to drive it into the into the
side of a mountain.
As for this year's team - I
sadly predict 2-14. But you can't savor
the great times until you've suffered through
the bad ones.
Whoa, Nellie!
Switzer has always been a defensive genius.
He won those championships at OU by winning games 10-7 and 14-3.
The problem was Acheman.
When Switzer was his coach, he couldn't complete a damn screen
pass
to Emmitt Smith - and they blamed my man Barry for that?
I'll tell you what happened with Jimmy Johnson - he traded
Hershel Walker
for about 14 great draft choices and got 3-4 years worth of great
players at once,
so yeah, that one trade did some good.
But c'mon, you or I could win a Super Bowl with
Acheman, Smith, Deion Sanders & Michael (Snort) Irvin in
their prime,
...if Emmitt would just catch a damn screen pass.
I have to vent
by Mike Lordi
From: krazykat@altavista.net
Subject: Klausitis/Levy
Dear Bartcop,
I'm glad that you've finally started taking a
look at the Klausutis case. You're being had
by the "press" in the Condit/Levy matter. For
an old hustler from the pool hall, I'm surprised
that you're buying the "press" story so easily.
It's imperative that you go to Bob Somerby's great site
Look at the links to his examinations of the "press"
coverage of Condit. I'm not crazy about Condit,
but he's not guilty. He was meeting with Cheney
when Levy disappeared. Either Cheney was an accomplice,
or Condit didn't do it, and I've noticed that
the "press" has refused to link Cheney in any way with this.
Condit passed the little polygraph test that
the "press" shrieked for him to take. Two other young women
who physically resemble Levy have disappeared
from her immediate neighborhood in the last year. There is
obviously a serial killer at work. The police
don't consider Condit a suspect, and it's easy to see why when
you cut away from the "press coverage."
On the other hand, the "press" is doing a complete
coverup for Scarborough. He is alleged to have had an
affair with her, and her dead body was found
in his office. There has been the most cockamamie explanation for
this that I have ever heard, and the "press"
won't cover the story. In addition, Scarborough has been identified as
the source of a story planted with the local
papers in Florida that Klausutis was epileptic, a complete lie, and that
this caused her to fall, causing the wounds to
her head that killed her. This apparent murder is the story that you
need to use space for. The shoe fits somebody,
and Scarborough sure looks like Cinderella.
I loved the accounts of your time in Fayetteville.
We must have known each other at least casually.
My brother and I used to guzzle gallons of beer
at Ken's. I remember Pete, too. Those were the days.
Take care,
Conrad N. Sawyer
Conrad, if each day had 48 hours, I could cover twice the stories.
Did you not read my bear-in-the-river analogy?
I'm chewing as fast as I can - there's just no time.
...but I believe you when you say it looks like I'm being "had."
Read the Previous Issue
It had everything.
Copyright © 2001,
bartcop.com
Thanks for the
fumble, Dude.
