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Quotes
"Maybe our government went in too fast with
the Americans. It would have been better
if the UN had been together. Now it's
become very bloody with Iraq, it's very difficult."
-- Paul McCartney speaks out Bush &* Blair's bloody quagmire Attribution
Agreement
by U.S. and Rebels to End Fighting in Najaf
When does the invading army agree to a truce? When
they're losing, that's when.
Excerpt:
American forces and guerrillas loyal to
the radical cleric Moktada al-Sadr agreed Thursday to
quit fighting in Najaf, in a deal that
signaled the possible end of seven weeks of fighting in the city,
during which scores of Iraqis have died.
Look how the NY Whore Times spins this -
that we called a cease fire because we were winning.
If we were killing so many Iraqis, why
did we ask for a truce?
Allowing the Mahdi Army to continue intact,
as long as it remains off the streets,
is a major concession to Mr. Sadr.
In other words, this is a sign of weakness on our part
In another, Iraqi officials (Yeah,
right - as tho 'Iraqi officials' are calling the shots now.)
agreed to "suspend"
the arrest warrant for him that cites his
suspected involvement in the murder of a rival cleric in April 2003.
That represents, at least for now, a reversal
for the Americans, who have said repeatedly that they intend
to "kill or capture" Mr. Sadr and "destroy"
the Mahdi Army.
The career generals at the Pentagon must
be seething. In another parallel to Vietnam, Bush is
handcuffing our soldiers, asking them to
pull back in a country we invaded without a valid reason.
"Take Najaf!"
"No, wait - Retreat from Najaf!"
"Kill or capture Sadr!"
"Let Sadr go - the politicians made a deal
with him!"
Too bad the military isn't in charge of
this war.
Too bad Rummy the bungler is micro-managing
this losing war, telling his generals to "Shut
up!"
Quotes
"Florida's 2000 felon purge program resulted
in over 50,000 legal voters being disenfranchised.
When asked for assurances that the
[2004 felon list] was 90 percent accurate -- the minimum level
local supervisors of elections requested
for such a list -- we were told that it was better than the
2000 list, with no data to support
its accuracy."
--Leon County elections supervisor
Ion Sancho, Attribution
So, the Democrats are not insisting that Florida hold fair elections
this time, either.
Why don't they want to win? What sapped their will to survive?
AP: Intelligence Agents Accused in Abuse
Excerpt:
Several U.S. guards allege they witnessed
military intelligence operatives encouraging
the abuse of Iraqi prison inmates at four
prisons other than Abu Ghraib, documents show.
Court transcripts and Army investigator
interviews provide the broadest view of evidence
that abuses, from forcing inmates to stand
in hoods in 120-degree heat to punching them,
occurred at a Marine detention camp and
three Army prison sites in Iraq besides Abu Ghraib.
You'd think the BFEE would want this scandal
over with ASAP, but they seem content
to let this drip, drip, drip become the
story of the year - that and Bush's defeat in November?
Subject: re Bartcop radio Show 40 - Great Show!
Hey Bart: you're really Swinging that Hammer,
and getting better by the day!
I liked show 40.. from beginning to end.
I agree with your beginning - Imus is BORING....!
The other day, I had him on while I was
on-line, and couldn't find anything better to watch.
He bitched about the mainstream press
whores so much... He just ranted and ranted!
He ranted about George Will mere moments
before Will was to go on his show!
Even in his dull, droning monotone, I was
mesmerized...
How could Will possibly go on after that
20 minute rant dumping him (Will) in with
"all those disgusting Washington pundits...
I'm sick of all of them!"
Well, the answer is that Will did not
go on... he had an assistant call in to say he couldn't make it.
What a hoot! Bart,
You've got to get a clip of that show.
Also, thanks for the pre-view of the Sopranos
clip. I did, indeed, skip most of it, once he started
choking his girlfriend. Having read
most of former FBI agent (and chief mob antagonist) William F. Roemer's
books on the mob-wars (among other such
mob books), I don't need HBO to dramatize any of that for me.
LJBK
Dude, that Sopranos clips
wasn't meant to dramatize the violence - I was predicting that Michael
Imperioli
would win the Emmy for that amazing performance.
Imaging being in an acting class and your teacher says,
"You're a mobster who just found out his fiance
was a rat working with the feds."
I can't imaging anybody, Gandolfini,
DeNiro, Pacino, or anybody doing that scene as well.
Thanks for the feedback....
Quotes
"For me, CBS has become 'the enemy within,'
and I hope never to watch the network again.
I think most Americans ought to reflect
on the results of their irresponsible and unpatriotic
behavior and perhaps narrow their viewing
options by one network. The next time America
or Americans suffer at the hands of
terrorists, thank CBS."
--Pat Boone, who thinks sexual abuse of helpless prisoners should be covered
up Attribution
'Idol' Fantasia
Barrino to Record Single
Music incest is an ugly thing when forced on others
Excerpt:
After the adrenaline rush of the show and
the media blitz after her big win,
Barrino said Friday she needs a little
rest. Once that's out of the way,
the 19-year-old plans to hit the studio
to record her first single, "I Believe,"
and start working on her debut album.
It's in FOX's financial interest to make
this woman a star. If she doesn't become a star,
then the show loses its value, so FOX will
put all their resources and stars of shows into
making Fantasia really big. FOXmight
go so far as to secretly buy up hundreds of thousands
of her soon-to-be released CD that will
then "prove" she's a big star.
In a way it's like a throwback to the old
days when studios "owned" stars. Of course, if you're
a nobody, single mother trying to make
ends meet, what could be better than being adopted by
a giant entertainment powerhouse like FOX
with it's movie and TV machine screaming your "greatness?"
The worst of it was Idol judge
Randy Jackson, whoever he is.
I heard him say Fantasia "had
that Elvis quality."
Oh please, can you heap more unjust
and silly praise on this woman? Most people agreed
(I don't watch the show) that Fantasia wasn't
even the most talented of the last few left standing,
so how can we consider her to be "another
Elvis?"
This was the season when the Idol
producers were in a panic because the best singers were being
voted off and the "She bangers" came back
weak after weak. I think America punk'd the Idol show
just to show them who was boss. Plus, any
contest that allows you to vote more than once is just
as rigged as those About.com
popularity polls we used to win.
Reports:
Tillman Killed by Friendly Fire
"Misunderstanding" kills millionaire soldier when allied soldiers
began firing wildly.
Connecticut
Man Wins World Series of Poker
His boat was bigger than the other guy's boat
After
a 90s Bright peak, Earthshine Dims after 2000
Maybe that's God shutting his eyes to Bush's killing in His
name
Cox,
Prosecutor Fired by Nixon, Dies at 92
A hero from a time when patriots stood up to crooked
presidents
Sam
Dash, Watergate Hero, Dies at 79
A hero from a time when patriots stood up to crooked
presidents
Archives:
The Best of Mike Malloy
...as heard on http://whiterosesociety.org
I miss Mike's show - don't you?
The World War II Memorial in Washington
Signs
of a Looted Iraq
You mean the BFEE is looting Iraq?
Who could have predicted such a wild turn of events?
Excerpt:
There is increasing evidence that parts
of sensitive military equipment, seemingly brand-new
components for oil rigs and water plants
and whole complexes of older buildings are leaving
Iraq on the backs of flatbed Halliburton
trucks.
By some estimates, at least 100 semitrailers
loaded with what is billed as "Iraqi scrap metal"
are streaming each day into Jordan, just
one of six countries that share a border with Iraq.
American officials say sensitive equipment
that is leaving is legitimate removal and sale from
a shattered country. But many experts say
that much of what is going on amounts to a vast looting operation.
The BFEE slipped Iraq some roofies, and while they're asleep, they're raping that country like crazy
.
You might see something you can't live without.
Dueling Quotes
"As Vice President, I have absolutely no influence
of, involvement of, knowledge of in any way,
shape or form of contracts led by the
Army Corps of Engineers or anybody else in the Federal Government."
--Dick Cheney, explaining why Halliburton got billions in no-bid contracts,
on Meet the Press last September, Attribution
...to which Tim the Whore replied, "Golly
gee, Mr. Vice President - your word is good enough for me. If you
say
it's an accident that your old company
is raking in hundreds of millions of dollars in secret, no-bid contracts
and every tax dollar is being spent honestly
and in the best way, it's my duty as a journalist to say, 'We trust
you, Sir!' "
"Time Magazine has obtained an internal
Pentagon e-mail sent by an Army Corps of Engineers official
- whose name was blacked out by the Pentagon - that
raises questions about Cheney's arm's-length policy
toward his old employer. Dated March
5, 2003, the e-mail says "action" on a multibillion-dollar Halliburton
contract was "coordinated" with Cheney's
office. The e-mail says Douglas Feith, a high-ranking Pentagon hawk,
got the "authority to execute RIO,"
or Restore Iraqi Oil, from his boss, who is Paul Wolfowitz. RIO is one
of
several large contracts the U.S. awarded
to Halliburton last year. The e-mail says Feith approved arrangements
for the contract "contingent on informing
WH tomorrow. We anticipate no issues since action has been coordinated
w VP's office." Three days later, the
Army Corps of Engineers gave Halliburton the contract, without seeking
other bids.
Time located the e-mail among documents
provided by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group."
--Time Magazine Attribution
......
"We're
getting away with it!"
Excerpt:
A hush fell over the city as George W.
Bush today became the first president of the United States
ever to be removed from office by impeachment.
Meeting late into the night, the Senate unanimously
voted to convict Bush following a trial
on his bill of impeachment from the House.
Moments after being sworn in as the 44th
president, Dick Cheney said that disgraced former national
security adviser Condoleezza Rice would
be turned over to the Hague for trial in the International Court
of Justice as a war criminal. Cheney said
Washington would "firmly resist" international demands that Bush
be extradited for prosecution as well.
I read that Bush was strong-arming 33 nations into signing a "treaty"
with America promising they
would never turn any American over to The Hague for war crimes
in Afghanistan or Iraq.
Funny and sad that a president would have to do that - isn't
it?
U.S.
Tries to Exclude Its Troops from Prosecution
Knowing we commited war crimes, Bush tries to cover up
Excerpt:
The United States is insisting that its
troops be exempt from international war crimes prosecutions
while serving in Iraq, despite U.S. abuse
of prisoners there, Human Rights Watch said today.
"Given the recent revelations from Abu Ghraib
prison, the U.S. government has picked one hell of
a moment to ask for special treatment on
war crimes," said Richard Dicker, director of the International
Justice program at Human Rights Watch.
"The U.N. Security Council should not grant special favors to
any country, including the United States."
Could America's reputation be any worse?
Dozens of books you'll like in an easy-to-order format
Has
the U.S. Government Committed
War
Crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq?
No wonder Bush wants a 'special dispensation' for his crimes
Excerpt:
b) War Crimes: namely, violations of the
laws or customs of war. Such violations shall include, but not be
limited to, murder, ill-treatment
or deportation to slave labor or for any other purpose of civilian population
of or in occupied territory,
murder
or ill-treatment of prisoners of war or persons on the seas, killing
of
hostages, plunder of public
or private property, wanton destruction of cities, towns, or villages,
or
devastation not justified
by military necessity;
From: brockfungo@yahoo.com
Subject: A suggestion for your great site
One day a week, you could devote an entire issue of Bartcop to comparing Jews with Nazis.
For example, any Jew who believes that Christianity,
Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism are not
the only religions entitled to have their
own countries could be compared with Hitler.
Any Jew who believes that Israel has a right
to bulldoze houses that sit atop munitions tunnels
containing weapons that are going to be
used to kill Jewish children could be compared Himmler.
Any Jew who thinks that killing 2500 Palestinian
"militants" does not constitute a greater genocide
than the slaughter of a million black Sudanese
by Arabs could be compared to Goebbels.
Any Jew who does not want to turn over "occupied
territory" to people who have sworn their
intention to murder all Jewish Israelis
could be compared to Eichmann.
I think most of your readers would experience
multiple orgasms while viewing it.
Just a suggestion intended to make your
very popular site even more popular with the far left...assuming that's
possible.
Since so few people can discuss that situation without descending
to that place you're at now,
I try to avoid getting sucked into that quagmire - but enjoy
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Report
from Fallujah
We were in Fallujah during the "ceasefire." This is what
we saw and heard.
Excerpt:
Nothing could have been easier than gaining
the good-will of the people of Fallujah had the Americans not
been so brutal in their dealings. Tribal
peoples like these have been the most easily duped by imperialists for
centuries now. But now a tipping point
has been reached. To Americans, "Fallujah" may still mean four mercenaries
killed, with their corpses then mutilated
and abused; to Iraqis, "Fallujah" means the savage collective punishment
for
that attack, in which over 600 Iraqis have
been killed, with an estimated 200 women and over 100 children
(women do not fight among the muj, so all
of these are noncombatants, as are many of the men killed).
The Return of Partypoker.com
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I quit playing online poker last summer, I think, for two
reasons:
They made it almost impossible
to give them your money.
It should quick and easy - like in Vegas. Trust me, if you want
to give Vegas some money,
they don't put any impediments in your way - they make it very,
very easy, as they should.
Many credit card companies won't so business with online poker
companies, so they had
a complicated system that was difficult for a slow guy like me
to master, so the only way
I could make deposits was with the help of their Indian support
staff that didn't speak English.
Now they have figured out a way to sell you "long distance minutes"
that translate into cash.
That means everyone is happy and making a deposit is a
snap. With millions to be made,
(seriously - millions) they finally used their brains and fixed
their biggest problem.
It took forever to get a game
started. They were still new and had few players, so had to wait forever
for a game to start - but they are now so hueueueuege,
it takes less than a minute to get a game started,
so their two biggest problems are gone and it made for a profitable
weekend. On a weekend night,
they have as many as 40,000 people who are drunk and ready to
gamble.
Remember - you're not playing the house - you're playing against drunken rubes.
Plus, the players are guilty of watching the World Poker
Tour and they take the play-by-play guys
a little too seriously. On TV, if someone gets an A-10, Van Patten
will say, "That's a monster hand,"
so when the online player gets A-10, he goes "all in."
It's almost unfair.
Also
they have so many players, they're running $5
Texas Hold'em tournaments. That means you can
deposit $100 and play NINE $10 tournaments or SIXTEEN
$5 tournaments. If you have any patience
at all, you can make that $5 last an hour - and where can you
get this kind of excitement for $5 an hour?
For only the most serious poker player, I kept a transcript of
the end of one game. The last three of us
went "all in" and two of us lost. That left my opponent with
$7370
in chips, and poor, old Bart only had $630.
He had a 12-to-1 advantage on me, but I bullied him and pushed
him around until I had all his chips.
Click Here to read how Bart the Bully pushed the poor chip leader around.
If I get some positive feedback, we might try again to do a private
game, where only "Coppers" can play.
Stupidly, they don't allow private Hold 'em tourneys - maybe
that will change, but we could play some
old-fashioned 5 Stud or something if anyone was interested.
Click Here if you're interested in playing some $5 poker sometime..
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Marty's Entertainment Page
Quotes
"There are antiwar Democrats who will fume
and still vote for Kerry.
I don't think Democrats should
give their candidate a pass on the war."
-- Nader, doing his best to give
Bush a second term to finish what he started Attribution
Hey Ralph, maybe they want Bush to lose this time...
..
The News that Would Have Been
Excerpt:
Before the terrorist attack, September
was destined to be a difficult month for George W. Bush.
Allegations about the 2000 election and
his legitimacy were about hit the news... pressure was mounting
for formal investigations into election
law violations in Florida... Dick Cheney was under increasing criticism
about not releasing the names of the people
who influenced energy policy... Newsweek published excerpts
of "The Accidental President"... a major
report was about to be released about the devastation landmines
were bringing to innocent people, highlighting
the treaty the U.S. has still not signed... international dissatisfaction
was growing about the increasing U. S.
arrogance and isolation... thousands of protesters were planning to link
their arms around the White House... And,
as George W. traveled to Florida to celebrate increased test scores
at a Jacksonville school, an allegation
arose that the scores were bogus.
Then Fate intervened...
*Light bulb appears over Bart's head*
Any other delegates going to Boston for DemoCon
2004?
I can't go, but I'd sure like to see some bartcop.com
stickers/CDs distributed there.
Who else will be inside at DemoCon
2004?
I should make up some demo packs and beg for volunteers...
Why the Democrats' Left Wing Is Muted
Excerpt:
Joe Trippi, who was Dr. Dean's campaign
manager, said he did not believe Kerry's
position on the war would hurt him even
among Dr. Dean's voters, and scoffed at the
suggestion that some of them might go to
Mr. Nader.
"On the war, I don't think there's a problem there
at all," Mr. Trippi said, adding:
"Even the Nader fanatics won't do it because
of George Bush. They don't want another four years of this guy."
Former Representative Tom Andrews, a Democrat
from Maine who now heads an umbrella group
of antiwar organizations, Win Without War,
said: "Everyone in the coalition I have talked to is
supporting Kerry. There is no sentiment
to support Nader."
Get Your War On, (c) 2004 by my good friend David Rees. Used with permission
Quotes
"Time Magazine has obtained an internal
Pentagon e-mail sent by an Army Corps of Engineers official
- whose name was blacked out by the Pentagon - that
raises questions about Cheney's arm's-length policy
toward his old employer. Dated March
5, 2003, the e-mail says "action" on a multibillion-dollar Halliburton
contract was "coordinated" with Cheney's
office. The e-mail says Douglas Feith, a high-ranking Pentagon hawk,
got the "authority to execute RIO,"
or Restore Iraqi Oil, from his boss, who is Paul Wolfowitz. RIO is one
of
several large contracts the U.S. awarded
to Halliburton last year. The e-mail says Feith approved arrangements
for the contract "contingent on informing
WH tomorrow. We anticipate no issues since action has been coordinated
w VP's office." Three days later, the
Army Corps of Engineers gave Halliburton the contract, without seeking
other bids.
Time located the e-mail among documents
provided by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group."
--Time Magazine Attribution
For
House Democrats, a Whiff of Victory
That's what we need - overconfidence at this point...
Excerpt:
A continuing slip in public support for
Bush puts a breeze at the Democrats' back.
"If that wind comes," said Rep. Steny H. Hoyer
of Maryland, the House Democratic whip, "we are much,
much better positioned than the Republicans
were in 1994 to take the seats that we need to take back control."
Mr. Hoyer argues that Democrats have more
top candidates than the Republicans did in 1994, and need to gain
fewer seats: 12, as against 38. He also
says his party's contenders are in a much better financial position than
those
ascendant Republicans were.
Further, Mr. Hoyer and other Democrats see
in public opinion surveys the beginnings of a growing sentiment
for change, the very thing that helped
do in the Democrats
.
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Quotes
"This disturbing intelligence indicates Al
Qaeda's specific intention to hit the United States hard."
--
John Ashcroft, trying to scare voters into running towards the "war" president
Attribution
"When questioned about the timing of the announcement,
Mr. Ashcroft explained, "We believe the public,
like all of us, needs a reminder."
At Mr. Ashcroft's behest, let's remind ourselves: This administration,
despite warnings, did nothing to prevent
the attacks of 9/11. They have thus far failed to capture or kill bin Laden.
They diverted crucial personnel and
supplies from the pursuit of bin Laden in favor of their hungrily desired
war
in Iraq. They based the Iraq war on
finding stockpiles of illegal weapons and disrupting Saddam's ties to al
Queda
--neither of which has been shown to
exist. Bush and his people not only persist in clinging to these arguments,
they also insist on the humanitarian
nature of the invasion--that we invaded and occupied for the benefit of
the
Iraqi people. (They ignore the fact
that we've killed between two to three times as many civilians in Iraq
as
America lost on 9/11.) Finally, let's
remind ourselves that we're facing a deficit approaching half a trillion
dollars,
while Mr. Bush is still seeking to slash
taxes and expand the war on "terror."
--Charles
Cutter, "If Fear Fails, What's Next?" Attribution
"Take this al Qaeda traitor
to Gitmo
and give him the
Lindsey Special!"
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Bush's American soldier body count in Iraq
806
814 dead American soldiers.
814 families destroyed forever - for Bush's oil grab.
Soon it will be 900, and then 1000.
Over 800 death on Bush's watch
Quotes
"The Bush/Limbaughians have spoken. According
to a just released ABC News poll, "most Republicans,
55 percent, say physical abuse is acceptable
...You claim to be good Christians and then act without even
the least bit of human dignity of morality.
Jesus
offered up the other cheek, you condone punching that cheek
while the man is naked, wearing a
hood, and being force to masturbate in front of growling dogs. You
claim to
hate terrorists because they don't operate
by basic, accepted rules of war and human rights, and then say you
are just fine doing the same. You claim
to be the ones who can define and dictate American values and family
values, and then openly state that what
you really embrace are terrorist values, anarchist values, and inhuman
torture values. You knew the torture
we are starting to find out about was occurring and you were glad for it
-- we told our readers that before,
and now it is seen confirmed in this poll."
-- John S. Ashton, Attribution
Williams Hung Butchers 'Take Me Out to Ball Game'
..
Excerpt:
The American Idol reject best known for
his hyperactive, tone-deaf rendition of
Ricky Martin's "She Bangs," shrugged off
a brief smattering of boos and belted out
the baseball classic off-key while fans
egged him on. Some even joined in.
Subject: Tilman's Death Was Likely From Allied Fire
Does Tillman still qualify as a hero?
Emax
Emax, you bet your ass he does.
Volunteering to die for your country is what makes someone a
hero.
Being rich and famous and volunteering to die for his country
makes him more of one.
A shot of Chinaco Anejo to every
veteran - past or present, alive or dead
- even the Republicans, but not the ones who deserted
for 18 months of Jim Beam.
Can
I get a drink?
George
"Cannot Tell a Lie" Washington vs.
George
"Cannot Tell a True Statement" Bush
by Kevin J. Shay
Excerpt:
I'm old enough to clearly remember the
lies of Reagan and Bush Sr., many of which were more "honest" lies -
if there is such a thing - than the present
filth emanating from the White House. Reagan Iran-Contra player Oliver
North
was honest enough to admit he lied to Congress
during that scandal. Today's Bush administration not only refuses to admit
its lies but spins them around as a positive
course for our nation and world. John Dean, White House counsel under Nixon,
wrote in 2003 that Bush's lies "are almost
never justifiable .They are typically of the most serious kind - lies that
misinform
the public in such a way as to disrupt
the proper functioning of the democratic process."
I lived through Nixon and Reagan and Bush Sr., and I'm sure I'll live through Bush Jr., even if he steals another election.
But I refuse to observe the lies told by
Bush and not raise my voice against them. I refuse to go along with this
policy.
I will risk being branded unpatriotic and
worse by Bush-supporting liars and hypocrites.
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Shirley Manson of the rock group "Garbage."
Shrl, call The BartPhone,
just to say "Hi!"
Plus, leave an e-mail address and I'll make you a BartCop
Member - for free!
You can call the Bart-Phone at 918-748-1714
That would be really cool, and we'll catch you at The Joint
on
your next American tour.
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