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"President Bush's misunderstanding of the word
'credible,' however, isn't harmless. It's catastrophic.
To Bush, credibility means that you
keep saying today what you said yesterday, and that you do today what
you promised yesterday... When the
situation is clear and requires pure courage, this steadfastness is Bush's
most useful trait. But when the situation
is unclear, Bush's notion of credibility turns out to be dangerously unhinged.
The only words and deeds that have
to match are his. No correspondence to reality is required.'
-- William
Saletan, Slate.com Attribution
Bremer:
U.S. Will Leave Iraq if Requested
After how many more dead will Bremer get the hint?
Excerpt:
"If the provisional government asks us to leave
we will leave," Bremer said.
"Obviously we don't stay in countries where we're
not welcome."
No, we just invade countries and kidnap their leaders where we're not welcome.
Quotes
ìIn Bush's last press conference, he
was heroically on message, relentlessly repetitive,
but effective in his own way... He's
not aiming to please the Washington crowd - the political elite.
His audience is outside the Beltway
- the mass - and he does surprisingly well in appealing to it.
How does he do it? By being
plainspoken and amiable and down to earth. By sounding more like
Midland, Texas, than like Georgetown
or Chevy Chase. By honing in on a single message and not
giving reporters much else to write
about. Bush tried to dictate the lead of stories."
--Fred Barnes, wrong more often
than a chimp Attribution
Translation: In the educated civilized cities and states,
Bush is seen as a total failure.
In the sticks, where the uneducated rubes intermarry, they love
his preening cock walk.
Subject: Berg killing is 9-11 all over again
I'm beyond sickened. It's 9-11 all over again.
It wasn't lost on me that again we're back
to what I call the 'convenience factor.'
A convenient distraction from the scandal.
A convenient 'reminder' of the latest reason our men
and women are dying in the desert. Convenient
for Bush to continue his illegal hold on power.
When you mentioned the thugs in the pictures
are fat, I noticed too. But it wasn't until Perkel
put all the obvious pieces together that
I had to look squarely at this like 9-11.
The official narrative on 9-11 is a lie.
And so is this.
If we could only ask how our billion dollar
military, with fighter jets 10 miles away at Andrews,
could not stop a clunky commercial airplane
in oh, about an hour, the horrible sordid tale would crumble instantly.
This is what an illegal government does.
Where are the patriots, on the inside, who could stop this?
How many more must die before this misery
is over? What more terror will happen when they're up against a wall?
I'm just sickened, Bart. I'm not a praying
type of woman but I'm praying for the Berg family and all of us.
-E.
John Kerry has the power to ask the tough questions, but he'd rather talk about health care.
The
Buck Stops... Where?
Stop blaming your henchmen, Mr. President
..
"I
don't make mistakes, remember?"
Excerpt:
Powell adds that he, Rumsfeld, and Condoleezza
Rice kept Bush "fully informed of
the concerns that were being expressed,
not in specific details but in general terms."
(Thanks to Joshua Micah Marshall, whose
blog alerted me to the Sun story.)
So much for Rumsfeld's protective claim,
at last week's hearing before the Senate Armed
Services Committee, that he had failed
to bring the matter to the president's attention.
No wonder Bush, in turn, rode out to the
Pentagon and praised his servant-secretary for doing a "superb" job.
Subject: Advertising on Air America Radio
I'm willing to go in for a sixth of a commercial
($95).
The thing is, I don't have anything to
advertise, so I'd be willing to sponsor someone.
I'm sure there are four (or five, not including you) other Patriots out there who would do the same.
Then we could let all the wonderful readers
pick our "Five" favorite sites to go in the ad,
along with the hammer of all sites, bartcop.
I say hit with the best, get the word out,
make it happen!
I'm in...who's with me?
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Quotes
"We ought to be working in the most bipartisan
way we can here in the Congress.
And what we're seeing is increased
partisan attacks by Democrats."
--Rep.
John Kline (R-Minn.) in a partisan attack on Democrats, Attribution
Oregon DJs Ousted for Mocking Berg Beheading
Excerpt:
Two Portland, Oregon, DJs were fired for
making jokes as they aired a recording of
Nick Berg's beheading in Iraq, station
management said, calling their actions "beyond comprehension."
The DJs, named only by their on-air personas
"Marconi" and "Tiny," and their producer were fired
from their morning show on Thursday after
the pair laughed and played background music while
repeatedly airing Berg's screams as militant
Islamists decapitated him"
Marconi apologized on Friday, saying he
had made himself sick with his "stupid" actions.
"I say a lot of stupid things on the radio, but
this was the most inappropriate thing that I've
ever done and I am very ashamed of myself
for doing it," the DJ said.
Wow - as bad as this must have been, ...and
it sounds like it was as bad as it could get,
I gotta commend the dude for his total
come-all-the-way-back mea culpa.
Koresh, grant me the wisdom to never screw
up this much on the page or on BCR.
Jesus, I lost subscribers for saying dying
to defend your country is a noble thing.
I can imagine the vodka these guys are drinking
this weekend.
Iraqi
Women
Working for Coalition Killed
Gunmen fired on minibus in Baghdad, killing two Iraqi women
working for the U.S
Judge
tells Ashcroft to back off from medical pot group
Hey Ashcroft - why don't you go catch a terrorist, instead?
Chicago
Gets Millennium Park
The 2000 premier is running a little behind schedule
Israel
May Demolish Palestinian Homes
100,000 Israelis ask Sharon to withdraw from Gaza and talk
peace
Poll:
Chimp's Job Approval Hits New Low
Can Kerry catch Bush when he's at his all time low?
Excerpt:
A Newsweek poll released Saturday put Bush's
overall job approval at 42 percent,
the lowest yet in that poll. Other recent
survey have rated Bush in the mid-40s.
"Iraq is sucking the life out of other issue deliberations
among the voters in the campaign,"
said political scientist Douglas Strand
of the University of California-Berkeley.
Oh, you mean America is tiring of hundreds
of dead kids because of Bush's lies?
If America read bartcop.com
they would've been tired of the dead a f-ing year ago!!!
This is the most deadly oil snatch in history.
Stern's
ratings soar as he attacks Bush
Ratings almost double in NY, Chicago, Boston
Excerpt:
Stern is attracting listeners with his
new obsession: attacking George W. Bush.
"Howard's in a war," says Chaunce Hayden, a regular
guest on Stern's morning show.
"He's spending all his energy and efforts and
wit and know-how to have Bush eliminated from office."
Stern's radio show reaches about 18 million
people; his Web site - a clearinghouse for Bush criticism
- draws up to 4 million visitors daily.
As the presidential race heats up, Stern aims to turn his millions
of young male fans into a new anti-Bush
constituency.
"If you look at the sheer numbers, that in and
of itself is political clout," says Michael Feldman,
Al Gore's chief of staff in 2000. "He could
mobilize millions."
"His audience listens to him," says Al Franken.
"He's an honest broker."
It would be cool if Stern was to Bush what Nader was to Gore.
Subject: Did the BFEE kill Berg?
That was my FIRST thought!
(Mind you, I am over 60 years old and have NEVER
been interested in politics, etc., until this administration.)
But, Bart, would you doubt that this government
is above stooping to killing Berg in this controversial
(and horrific) way to deflect attention
from the Iraq abuse scandal's???
I think it's right up their alley, kiddo ;-)
SPetro
Since they have the CIA, the military, a stranglehold on the media,
unlimited power, unlimited money
and no opponent with the courage to stop them - they can do whatever
they want.
And they will do anything to keep that power.
Remember, Cheney, Rummy, Bunnypants etc were all mega-millionaires
before
they stole the White House and hatched their illegal wars to
get even richer, still.
Hundreds of millions weren't enough - they needed hundreds of
billions.
That proves they have unlimited greed.
What's
the cheapest gas price you ever saw
posted
at an American gas station?
Subject: Rush beatdown Show 38
Bart,
Your regular readers are missing out if
they don't become bartcop radio subscribers.
You're beatdown of Rush Limbaugh in show
38 was awesome!
When you did the "Blah blah
blah" in the Limbaugh voice (and pounded the table) you sounded just like
him!
I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
I'm going to go listen to it again.
Keep up the great work.
-Dan
Dan, thanks, but the official Rush Beatdown
hasn't happened yet.
When that happens it'll be real
good
Report:
Rummy
ordered physical coercion and sexual humiliation
The Defense Department strongly denied it.
Excerpt:
Donald Rumsfeld authorized the expansion
of a secret program that encouraged physical coercion and sexual
humiliation of Iraqi prisoners to obtain
intelligence about insurgency in Iraq, The New Yorker reported Saturday.
According to the story, the initial operation
Rumsfeld authorized gave blanket approval to kill or capture and
interrogate "high value" targets in the
war on terrorism. The program stemmed from frustrating efforts to capture
high-level terrorists in the weeks after
the start of U.S. bombings in Afghanistan.
The program got approval from Condi Rice,
and Bush was informed of its existence, the officials told Hersh.
Seymour Hersh and the New Yorker seem to be the only media outlet
willing to criticize Bush.
All the networks, all the cable channels, talk radio, the big
papers and the Democrats are willing to let
the lies of the BFEE go unanswered, but Hersh seems to be the
only honest reporter in New York.
Bart, you wrote:
> Subject: Hey from bart - Show 37 is up
> Hey, just wanted to tell you Show 37 is up.
> I figure some on you check in every few days, so I wanted you to
know.
> Thanks for the support, too.
> You subscribers keep everything moving.
> bart
This is Dick's wife, Sylvia, replying for
Dick. Dick passed away May 5th.
He was a big fan of your radio shows, often
insisting that I stop what I was doing and listen with him.
Thank you for bringing him such enjoyment
with your shows for the past many months.
When his illness made it exremely difficult
for him to go anywhere, he depended on his
internet "friends" for company. You
were certainly one of his favorites.
Sylvia, I'm so sorry to hear that.
This has to be a terrible time for you.
With your permission, I'd like to print your letter.
Also, the account is still active if you'd care to continue getting
the radio shows.
Most of the rough language is gone now.
I hope you're able to get thru this painful period quickly.
I'll be thinking about you.
Marty's Entertainment Page
Subject: Berg's killers Americans?
Best fed terorists in Iraq! We all
know who the worlds best fed people are!
Could just as likely be a Mossad team though.
They do this sort of thing when it suits.
Berg was the perfect victim. Alone, didn't
belong to anyone or any corporation, sort of
lone adventurer/opportunist, Bushco BADLY
needed to grab back the headlines and had
this lone guy in custody. September
11 and all its attendent lies and distractions is proof
enough that there is nothing these people
won't do, even to their own, to advance their agenda.
Why is America still not ON THE STREETS demanding the heads of these bastards?
Paul B
Australia
Quote
"Basically, I had one really bad golf shot
today on 10..."
-- Eldrick Woods, referring to a driver that caddy Steve Williams
suggested he hit.
The shot went well right into the trees.
Friday's USA Today, front page Sports section
So, Tiger would've remained Mr Perfect - if not for his caddy.
Like someone we know who's also perfect, it's always somebody
else's fault.
Subject: Snail mail
Dear Bartcop,
Love your site!!
My husband and I check it out religiously.
In fact, he dropped your name when he called
into The Randi Rhodes
Show - ha ha.
We couldn't start our morning without you.
Ah - the choices we make - play around
under the covers or go read bartcop.com!
Time for us to subscribe - enclosed is a check, keep up the good work.
Laura and Bryan,
Venice, FL.
PS. I have enclosed an envelope for stickers.
Hey - thanks for all that.
I heard Bryan talk to Randi on the Saturday repeat.
That was nice of you to mention the page.
By now, you should have your subscription info.
People say the shows are getting better, so once you get in the
members sec tion,
start with Show 38 and go backwards and listen to me get stupider
with each show :)
Thanks again for all that.
Quotes
"For no reason, Frederick punched the detainee
in the chest. The detainee took a real deep breath
and kind of squatted down. The detainee
said he could not breathe. They called for a medic to come down,
to try and get the detainee to breathe
right. Frederick said he thought he put the detainee in cardiac arrest.
Frederick and Graner then tried to
get several of the inmates to masturbate themselves. Frederick would
take the hand of the detainee and put
it on the detainee's penis, and make the detainee's hand go back and
forth, as if masturbating. He did this
to about three of the detainees before one of them did it right."
--Jeremy Sivits, on torture by Sgt. Frederick and Spec. Graner, at Abu
Ghraib prison Attribution
History
demands a 'Smarty Party'
Only three horses in history have gone into Belmont undefeated
..
Excerpt:
Smarty Jones blazed into the lead turning
for home and won the Preakness by
a record 11 1/2 lengths on Saturday, setting
the stage for a dramatic Triple Crown
try at the Belmont Stakes in three weeks.
As he cruised past Lion Heart around the
far turn, Smarty Jones turned on the afterburners
and clobbered nine rivals in running his
record to 8-for-8. In doing all that, he added another
amazing chapter to racing's feel-good story
of the year.
The crowd at Pimlico roared as jockey Stewart
Elliott asked Smarty for his patented run for home.
The Pennsylvania-bred responded by moving
to the inside of pacesetter Lion Heart and pulling away.
The margin of victory topped the record
of 10 lengths by Survivor in 1873,
in the first Preakness.
How will Smarty Jones do at The Belmont in three weeks?
"He'll do whatever I want him to do," Elliott
said, referring to the Belmont's demanding distance.
"It won't be a problem."
I'd watch.
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Nick Berg - A Muslim Perspective
Excerpt:
Why was Mr. Berg picked up by coalition
forces and imprisoned, so much so that his family sued
Donald Rumsfeld for his release and information
on him. The military says it released him, but suddenly then,
he disappeared because when people went
to see him at the hotel he was allegedly registered at, he wasn't
there and no one there knew of him. Very
strange point number two is, why was Mr. Berg in an American
issued orange jump suit--the kind Americans
put prisoners in, when he was photographed and killed?
The Iraqis or other Arabs would have had
him in Arab clothing so as not to draw suspicion to him of his
being a prisoner--not an orange jump suit.
Also, the way the men were standing, and their size, as a person
experienced in the Middle East, most Arabs
don't stand that way and most Iraqis are not that tall - the men
stand more like Westerners of some sort,
or even Israelis, but not like Arabs or Iraqis.
Random thought
Surely one reason Bush is allowing the oil companies to go wilding
on America's wallet
involves the risks with drilling and the world's can't-last-forever
shrinking oil reserves.
Why are we putting hundreds of billions into a dying industry
that fouls the air and the water?
Why don't we look at the energies that are (eventually) cheaper
and cleaner?
Jimmy Carter had solar panels installed on the roof of the White
House,
but 25 years later - we're no closer to solar power on a big
scale, right?
Not only are we, as a nation aren't trying hard enough with cleaner
energy,
we're not even pretending to do anything about this, are we?
Is this why
Gore had to lose in 2000?
Because he would've steered America towards a future where the
air and water are cleaner,
instead of into a bankrupt and dirty country owned by
the BFEE and the BIG oil companies?
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Torture in Iraq: Politician's Reactions
Excerpt:
At congressional hearings, Donald Rumsfeld,
the embattled Secretary of Defense, repeatedly defended
his failure to inform the Congress and
the public about the abuse by claiming that he wanted to avoid
violating defendant's rights in the abuse
cases. Since when has Rumsfeldówho has jailed Iraqis,
Afghans and U.S. citizens indefinitely
and without due processócared about defendant's rights?
Only when they are the rights of U.S. military
personnel and it suits his interest for political survival.
As for the members of Congress holding the
hearings, they seemed more concerned about the release
of the photos than with the barbaric behavior
depicted in them. Would the behavior have been more
acceptable if no photos or videos had been
taken of it? Hardly.
Subject: Was the Masked Terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi?
The masked man in the beheading video claims
to be the infamous terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
Initially CNN said that the voice doesn't
match him. They said he didn't even have a Jordanian accent.
However the CIA confirms that it is him.
But - are they correct?
While everyone is listening to the voice
they are ignoring a bigger clue - the legs. Two years ago
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi had one of his legs
amputated. Since then he's never adapted to a prosthetic leg.
The terrorist who did the killing had two
legs and as rather nimble on them.
The terrorist has the wrong number of legs.
So - in the debate about the identity of the killer
- I'd say the CIA doesn't have a leg to
stand on.
Marc Perkel
San Francisco, CA.
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Quotes
"I think that will be the first mistake that
will be recorded in history, the belief that containment as a
policy doesn't work. The second mistake
I think history will record is that the strategy was flawed.
The third mistake, I think was one
we repeated from Vietnam, we had to create a false rationale for
going in to get public support. We
failed in number four, to internationalize the effort. I think the fifth
mistake was that we underestimated
the task. The sixth mistake, and maybe the biggest one, was
propping up and trusting the exiles,
the infamous "Gucci Guerillas" from London. The seventh problem
has been the lack of planning. The
eighth problem was the insufficiency of military forces on the ground.
The ninth problem has been the ad hoc
organization we threw in there. And that ad hoc organization has
failed, leading to the tenth mistake,
and that's a series of bad decisions on the ground."
--retired Gen. Anthony Zinni, USMC, listing
the ten crucial mistakes made in Iraq Attribution
Subject: response
What really gets me is that you think you have all the information.
Let's just assume for the sake of argument
that there are pieces of information that you do not
posess concerning the myriad of subjects
you go on about in your editorials. Would it be fair
to say you shouldn't make judgements about
the correct actions until you knew the full story?
I have never claimed to have "all" the information.
Nobody
could.
All we know for sure is that Bush is lying
about 9-11 and the war and the press is backing him up.
I thinks these problems facing our nation
are not so simple. Those who can do something about
things (ie. get involved in the government,
military, economy...) do, those who can't start websites,
and quarterback from their armchair.
Your question, while entertaining amounts to little or nothing.
Maybe no one would do the show because
the public wouldn't watch it, and the media is in the
business of putting asses in seats in front
of TV's.
By the way, you're right about Bush.
But Kerry's not exactly my neighbor either.
Doug
Doug, I find it noteworthy that you had no particular grievance.
I have no resources to inmvestigate Bush's lies or the media's
cover-up of those lies.
But as a rule, when I have a strong opinion I can back it up.
The "Did Americans murder Berg?"
story for example:
I'm less certain than Perkel on this, but maybe if we give the
subject some publicity,
we could spur others with the resources to stop being so damn
lazy and do their damn jobs.
You have the right to disagree with me and build your own web
page.
You also have the right to meet me in a live chat room, but maybe
you're not ready for that.
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Bush's American soldier body count in Iraq
777
784 dead American soldiers.
It would be nice to go a day without changing that number.
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Subject: missle tests failed?
Bart,
Interesting that some scientists don't think the U.S. Missile Shield will work.
Were they the same scientists who said radar
wouldn't work before WW II
or the ones who said it was impossible
to get to the moon in the 1960s?
I doubt they are the same scientists.
If they were experts in the 40s and 60s,
they're probably dead now.
Speaking of naysayers, Rush says an electric
car is impossible.
Maybe they were the ones who said it was
impossible to have multiple
warheads for different targets from the
same guided missile?
Hmmm, ...hard to say.
Were you attempting to make a point?
I don't think we dare take a chance on not
having protection against
incoming missiles when at least a dozen
nations can hit us right now.
Yes, Bush's saber-rattling turned North
Korea into a nuclear power.
The Monkey's bungling has endangered all
Americans.
By the way there have been several successful
tests thus far.
Bob Blooger
I remember those tests working sometimes, and that's only
if the missle
is carrying a homing signal that the upward missle can locate.
Do you think
North Korea will be nice enough to arm their missles with transponders?
America
Betrays Itself
by Gene Lyons
Excerpt:
To the extent other nations have forgiven
the United States its excesses and still see it as a
beacon of freedom, it has nothing to do
with being "God's country." Rather, it's the ideals of free
speech, due process and equality under
the law embedded in our constitution. They help
Americans rise above tribalism; the most
moving account of Japanese civilian's suffering was
American John Hersey's "Hiroshima," an
instant classic. Nor did it take an invading army to
expose atrocities committed by U.S. soldiers
at My Lai, and to bring some semblance of justice.
It took an American journalist, Seymour
Hersh, and American courts of law.
Which brings us to the offenses against
humanity committed by American soldiers and civilians
at the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad. Once
again, the indefatigable Hersh, writing in the New
Yorker, got the story. This time, moreover,
there's undeniable evidence in the form of digital photos
and videotapes shot by U.S. soldiers and
sent via e-mail to computers back home. (Will a
technologically-advanced nation ever again
be able to brutalize a captive population with impunity?)
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More bishops inject politics into Catholic dogma
Excerpt:
Portland, Ore., Archbishop John G. Vlazny
declared in a May 6 column in his diocesan newspaper,
the Catholic Sentinel, that
any Catholic in his 298,000-member diocese who is "publicly" at odds
with church teachings on abortion and same-sex
"marriage" should refrain from the sacrament.
Bishop Michael J. Sheridan of Colorado Springs
went even further by saying in a May 5 pastoral
letter that he will deny Communion to any
Catholic politician who advocates abortion, "illicit"
stem-cell research or any form of euthanasia..
This is BS of the highest order.
These goofy-ass priests want to get in the ring?
Guess what, fellas, when you take that collar off you're fair
game.
Bush is a lying murderer and you condone that?
Where is your denial of the sacraments for pro-war handjobs?
Where is your denial of the sacraments for death penalty supporters?
Where is your denial of the sacraments for those who take food
from the mouths
of poor children to send to billionaires who use it to buy a
fourth
Rolls Royce?
Also, Gov Arnold is a pro-choice Catholic, why not go after him?
Gov Pataki and Guiliani are pro-choice Catholics, why not go
after them?
You see how unfaithful you are to the truth?
These bishops need to go
to confession because they are lying.
Will the lying bishops
take communion this Sunday?
Meanwhile, instead of singling out Kerry for abuse, you guys are busy with this:
Bishops backsliding on child rape reforms
Excerpt:
Illinois Appellate Justice and review board
leader Anne Burke and other board members say
the bishops are ignoring a recommendation
that annual audits be done of efforts to report and
prevent abuse and reach out to victims.
"We were manipulated," Burke wrote in a March
letter published Wednesday on the Web site
of the National Catholic Reporter. "Those
who said bishops were never serious about breaking
free from the ... bad judgments of the
past will be vindicated."
That last paragraph, in plain language, says the bishops want the priests to continue raping.
It's the second time in a year that leaders
of the independent national review board have blasted
the bishops for failing to live up to their
pledges of openness. Last June, the first board chairman,
Frank Keating, compared "foot-dragging"
bishops to the Mafia. He resigned days later.
Now Burke and other board members - all slated to leave the board by June - are speaking out just as sharply.
These pro-rape bishops have seized control of the church and they
want the freedom to rape children.
They also want to cherry-pick Democrats for abuse and ignore
Republican sins.
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