Susan McDougal on Larry King tonight Forcing the right to admit they're wrong POLITICS-SARCASM-FINE
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Quotes
"He does not respect the UN.
He has nothing but contempt
for the UN."
Saddam about the Illegal Moron,
or
The Illegal Moron about Saddam.- I forget which.
Power-mad dictators have no use for the United Nations.
A
Credibility Problem
by Paul Krugman
Excerpt:
'We can be sure that some pundits will acclaim
the speech as bold and brilliant; they would
do that if he read from "The Very Hungry
Caterpillar." Whether their praise, and the theatrics
of the occasion, will turn things around
is anyone's guess. A lot depends on whether Mr. Bush
is held accountable for the promises he
made in his last State of the Union address.
'For there was more to that speech than the axis
of evil (a phrase, by the way, that has vanished
from Mr. Bush's vocabulary, along with
the name of that guy he promised to bring in dead or alive).
It's hard to believe Bush is 55 and has
never
been held accountable for anything.
He admitted he was "just a media creation,"
he dodged Vietnam, went AWOL from
his "rich boys" National Guard Unit, made
it through all his campaigns without having to
reveal his drug-and-arrest record, or answer
ANY
substantive questions.
Sidebar:
I still burn when I think of Bob Scheiffer
(R-Whore) exclaiming, 'I was struck by Bush's vast
knowledge of foreign affairs," after
a debate, when everyone knows he can't find Mexico on a map.
He had to hide his papers, lest he be found
out, he hid his daddy's papers and Reagan's papers to
prevent America from knowing how they got
elected in 1980. He's gutted environmental laws that
protect us and put the polluters on the
"Honor system." His entire life had been a sham.
His confidence comes from never having
lost, yet he's never been in a battle.
Will the good puupy American press ever hold this dim-witted clown accountable for anything?
Quotes
"Saddam is an evil man - he tortures those
who would overthrow him.
If that's not evil, (big
dramatic pause) ....then evil has no meaning."
-- Smirky McWarhardon, SoTU
Governor, I have a question:
Why are the Al Qaeda and the Taliban being held in Cuba, not
America?
Isn't that so America can torture those
who would overthrow our government?
How are you different from Saddam, Governor?
I loved it!
On CNN, right after the Chimp lied about murder for oil, The Butterqueen
(Candy Crowley)
explained how smart and wise and sincere
and statesmanlike the handjob Chimp was.
BQ, expect a little something extra in your envelope this week!
Subject: Sorry, I cannot support your radio venture
Dear Bartcop,
I was considering supporting your radio show venture
on a five dollar a month basis basically
because thats all I can really afford. I was
thinking about doing this despite you unfair criticisms
of Ralph Nader who I consider to be one of the
greatest fighters for Liberal causes alive today.
But the straw that broke the camels back was your
criticisms of the people who are going
to Iraq to set themselves up as human shields.
I agree totally with Patrick O. F.'s comments
and I thank you for posting them on your site.
I will continue to read Bartcop because I agree
with 90% of what you say but that is the best
I can do.
Best wishes and keep fighting the good fight.
Ray V
Ray, make the case that people murdering themselves for no reason is
a good thing
and I'll switch sides faster than Rush slurs a black woman.
BTW, have you told your family that you're going to Iraq?
...or have I read you wrong?
Marty's
E! page
Marines deny giving the 'American Idol' perks
Jenna Bush in Sun Valley with her stud
Jeopardy likes Nebraska
Olsen Twins each scored a perfect 1600 on their SAT's
and they're worth $76,000,000
Johnny Carson donates $
CBS kills Presidio Med & Queens Supreme
Disney kicked Sidney Poitier off their board
(because he's black?)
Rob Lowe has a new TV show
nominees for the Screen Actors Guild Awards
February sweeps officially begin Thursday night!
Woo Hoo!
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"Saddam had used WMD on his own people."
Yak, yak, yak
"Saddam is another Hitler, gassing his own people."
Yak, yak, yak
"Saddam never possessed a weapon he didn't use."
Yak, yak, yak
Hey, he did all that and THEN Cheney did $23M business with him.
What's he done since Cheney cut him off?
Quotes
"If war is forced upon us, we will fight with
the full force of the US military."
-- Howdy Dooty, SoTU speech
Put another way...
"If Iraq's won't give me their oil fields,
we will seize them with the full force
of the US military."
Susan McDougal on Larry King tonight
Events:
Dutton's Books of Brentwood, Los Angeles,
February, 4, 7:00 PM
Barnes & Noble Los Angeles on Grove
Street, February 6, 7:30 PM
Borders San Francisco in Union Square,
February 8, 4:00 PM
Barnes & Noble in Emeryville (in the
East Bay), February, 10, 7:00 PM
Borders Seattle on Fourth Avenue, February
12, 2003, 12:30 PM
Elliott Bay Books in Seattle on South Main
Street, February 12, 2003, 5:30 PM
Subject: Super Bowl review
Bart, you wrote:
>"I thought the girls were doing just fine, but
then they cut Gwen's second
> song so seventy-year old Sting could come out
and sing a seventies song - why?"
Well geez Bart, don't us women have a right to
some bodacious eye-candy during the big game?
He may be old (so am I) but he's still hotter'n
Georgia asphalt.
Heather P
Heather, you got to watch 150 men in tight pants for 4 hours :)
Housekeeping
Christian is in Atlanta for a few days, on assignment for her newspaper.
She expects to be back Thursday.
Quotes
"Before September the 11th, many in the world
believed that Saddam could be contained.
But chemical agents, lethal viruses
and shadowy terrorist networks are not easily contained.
Imagine those 19 hijackers with other
weapons and other plans -- this time armed by Saddam."
--Dubya,
SoTU
That's not a case for war, that's a case
of pure horseshit!
"Imagine them armed by Saddam?"
Imagine them armed by the Klingons!
Imagine them armed by The Dark Side!
Imagine them armed by the evil wizards in The Lord of the Rings!
Imagine them armed by Mrs.Wilson's third grade class!
Should we invade Mrs Wilson class to prevent a "possible" second
wave of attacks?
Excerpts:
Here at Unsolicited Opinions, Inc., we
too have reviewed a bunch of books over the years and
have also taught writing to college students.
At the expense of pedantry, we'd like to offer our
esteemed colleague at George Mason this
advice: "Yo, Beverly. Next time, read the damn book."
and
As for the New York Times, what is there
left to say? The cover-up continues. Mention the Clintons
or Whitewater, and the nation's single
most influential book review metamorphoses into The Drudge
Report. Have its editors no standards of
professionalism and intellectual honesty whatsoever?
I just remembered...
That liar who subbed for Rush, Tom Sullivan?
He's the "Sullivan Institute" that
verifies the vulgar Pigboy is right "98.4 percent of the time."
I'm sure for Rush and Sullivan, that's a
cute little joke, Rush's way of saying "Hi," to his old friend
who took his place behind the urine-colored
microphone in San Fran when the Pigboy went national.
But to the true ditto-monkey, that's their
"proof" that Rush is telling the truth.
It's in a back issue, somewhere, but I wrote
about arguing politics with my old boss, and when
I said "Rush is a certified lying, Nazi
whore scumbag," he looked at me with all the sincerity
he could muster and said,
"But Bart, ...he's been documented right 98.4 percent of the time."
He was not kidding.
That's why Rush'a target audience is the
brain-dead ditto-monkey.
He bought Rush's bullshit all the way.
That's why I don't like it when some people
say "Bart is the Rush of the left."
I would never urinate on my readers the
way Rush does to his listeners.
Quotes
"See, we were running deficits in the $275
billion a year. This country had $3 trillion
of debt under Republican mismanagement,
and ridiculous tax cuts we couldn't afford.
We came into an era of fiscal responsibility
under Bill Clinton and Bob Rubin and had
the largest expansion ever. I hope
the president starts taking advice from people like
Bob Rubin and Bill Clinton and gets
this economy going."
--James Carville, Crossfire,
01/28/03
Warren Zevon: In His Time of Dying
Excerpt:
Letterman asked Zevon if his condition
had taught him anything about life and death.
''How much you're supposed to enjoy every sandwich,''
Zevon answered.
Weeks later, Letterman was still struck
by the reply. ''Here's a guy looking right down
the barrel of the gun,'' he said. ''And
if a guy wanted to indulge himself in great hyperbole
in that circumstance, who wouldn't forgive
him? But that was perfect, the simplicity of that.
If this guy is not a poet, who is?''
Subject: Human Shields
I'm just guessing -- like Bob Somerby, I
try to refrain from making definite
statements about the motives of people
I've never met -- but I doubt it's really
about influencing Putsch or any of his
handlers.
Possibility
one: they hope to influence American soldiers' consciences.
Subpossibility A: they hope somebody behind a gun, faced with US
citizens willing
to put themselves in front of it, will consider the order to fire immoral
and refuse to obey it,
leading to a court-martial that could put the war itself on trial.
Subpossibility B: they hope that even if he doesn't hold his fire,
the knowledge of having
killed Americans will gnaw at him and create a Ron Kovic (or at least an
Oliver Stone).
Possibility
two: they hope to win hearts and minds back home.
AGL.
Austin, it's my guess O'Keefe won't die from a bullet fired by
a soldier 30 feet away.
He'll die from a missle fired from a plane at 15,000 feet up
or from a ship-fired cruise missle..
Nobody will see his sacrifice, we may not even know that it happened,
if it does.
He could be killed by Iraqi borders guards the minute he enters
the country.
What would he gain from that?
Bush
Sets Sights On Killing Medicare
by Joe Conason
Excerpt:
"...Mr. Bush appears to be imitating neither
his father nor his supposed model, Ronald Reagan, but his
despised predecessor, Bill Clinton—with
a wish list of new domestic initiatives appealing to moderate voters.
Having misplaced my invitation to the White
House preview staged for select industry lobbyists and
conservative political activists, I am
unable to confirm the press leaks about those initiatives. But what
appears to be his most ambitious plan—aside
from invading Iraq—is also one of the Republican Party’s
oldest schemes. That would be the effective
dismantling of Medicare.
"800 Cruise Missiles in 2 days!"
Bart,
On one hand, I understand why the human
shields are doing this; they want to show
how low this administration will go.
I believe it's been demonstrated already, they have
no regard for anyone's life, they will
die and this media will call them traitors instead of heroes.
Dave Migs
Dave, good point.
I don't mean for this to be the "flashback" issue, but that reminds
me of another story.
About 20 years ago, I saw "Billy Jack goes to Washington."
Billy tried to save the cute little orphans, but the mean American
soldiers showed up and
laughed and giggled as they fired their M-1 bullets thru the
women and little orphan children.
Yeah, that's what out military is trained to do - murder
defenseless women and children.
I came out of that theater so angry I would've voted for Nixon.
Twenty years later, that mentality is our Commander in Chief.
He loves death.
Remember when he giggled during the debate about killing the
three men (only two received the DP)
who dragged James Byrd to his death behind a pickup in Texas?
The son of a bitch giggled in a debate
to see which man was more qualified to lead this once-great country
(and the press forgave him.)
This is the same guy who mocked reformed-killer turned Christian
Karla Faye Tucker with a
tiny voice, "Please don't
kill me," for the amusement of Crossfire's Bow-Tie-boy,
Tucker Carlson.
To his credit (please forget I'm saying this) Carlson was a decent
enough human being to be appalled
to such a degree that he reported the incident, which
kicked him off Team Smirk forever.
The Illegal Moron loves to kill people and then joke about it!
How many innocent people did he murder in Texas? Without
even bothering to read the report
from the Texas Parole Board? Remember, as a boy, he liked
to insert firecrackers in the anus
of a frog and toss the frog into the air and them shout with
glee with the frog exploded.
He is a sick bastard.
THIS is the scumbag who's dragging America into a war WE DON'T
WANT?
And the GOP and the press (same thing) tell us we're un-American
if we don't want to follow this sadistic monster into an immoral
war?
Who is this?
It looks like she's at a function,
so she could be famous.
Dear NY Times Book Review.
As you are, by now, no doubt aware, your
review of Susan McDougal's book contained
false, misleading and arguably libelous
statements which sadly add to the Times' sorry record
regarding almost anything connected with
the Clintons and Whitewater. Your once great
newspaper is in danger of becoming a pathetic
laughingstock, especially when dealing with this
particular subject. Honesty demands that
you correct these errors prominently and apologize
to those involved publicly (a personal
apology from Ms. Lowry discussing whether she is
simply incompetent, or did not in fact
read the book she reviewed, would be nice as well).
This review and your publication of it might
have satisfied the Fox News standard for journalism
and commentary, but it is close. In any
event, I hope your standards are higher than that.
I will look for your correction and apology
next week. Thank you.
Michael Baxter
Gee, could it be the oil?
Butler:
U.S. has 'Double Standards' on Iraq
"Shocking double standards" in considering military action
on Iraq
Excerpt:
Former U.N. arms inspector Richard Butler
said Bush had "shocking double standards."
"...a U.S. attack, without UN backing, and without
any effort to curb the possession of WMD
globally, is against international law
and could sharpen the divide between Arabs and the West.
Cleaving
up Clooney
O'Reilly blasts George Clooney for 'un-American remarks'
by Bill Berkowitz
Quotes
"When I was working for President Clinton,
since we've seen what a real president
looks like giving a State of the Union
address, he gave a speech on healthcare, which is
the most complicated domestic issue
there is. The teleprompter broke, he went and
ad-libbed for nine minutes. What would
happen if the prompter breaks tonight on Bush?"
--Paul
Begala, Crossfire, 01/28/03
I don't know, but I'd pay money to see it.
My guess is they'd unplug the feed and call it "techinical difficulty,"
to protect the Moron.
Subject: LOL, here's one for ya!!!
The Usurper said:
>"Tonight I am proposing 1.2 billion dollars in research funding so
that America
> can lead the world in developing clean, hydrogen-powered automobiles.
> A simple chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen generates
energy,
> which can be used to power a car - producing only water, not exhaust
fumes. "
This "Technology" has been around for frickin'
200 years! It's called the "STEAM ENGINE."
Why spend 1.2 BILLION dollars on something
we ALREADY KNOW WORKS? SHIT!
Next he'll be spending money on bubble
gum and records!
Tamara
The Al-Q'aeda Awards
Excerpt:
Critics of this year's ceremony complain
that the United States has an unfair edge over
poorer nations and under-funded terrorist
organizations. "How are we expected to compete?"
asked sleeper cell ombudsman Kyle Hazeem.
"Nothing we do to America can possibly
compare with what American is doing to
itself."
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Comp Quotes
"The Democrats don't need to respond to the
State of the Union.
All they need to do is replay the broken
promises from last year's speech."
--Tony Daughtrey, Tennessee., Crossfire e-mail, 01/28/03
" We've only got an hour...We couldn't get
them all in."
--James Carville
Bush's
'Nation of Enablers'
as seen on consortiumnews.com
Excerpt:
But more than “a nation of patriots” or
“a nation of pirates,” the United States has been behaving
for the past two years like “a nation of
enablers.” At times, it seems that the U.S. political system
is dedicated to treating George W. Bush
like he's some addicted adolescent in a family that won't
confront the youngster's behavioral problems
and "enables" the problem to get worse. Virtually no
one in the major news media will admit
that Bush's personal behavior has been downright strange...
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