Quotes

"The Americans have sided with the Shi'ites. It's shocking. It doesn't fit American values.
  They have spent so much blood and money here, only to back the creation of an Islamist state."
      A secular Kurdish politician,    Link

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 Diebold hires top Dem to whore for them
   former DNC chairman Joe Andrew on his knees for cash

   Link

. Excerpt:
With a phone call and a retainer, 30 pieces of silver, Diebold CEO Walden O'Dell hired
former DNC chairman Joe Andrew for a 50-state whorefest to sell crooked voting machines.
O'Dell said he `"wanted to reframe some of the issues, confuse weak Democrats..."

His first stop: California, the nation's largest market for voting machines and the place where Diebold's
fortunes as the largest supplier of crooked voting machines in the nation could be made or broken.


  "I'm helping the GOP, now 
   They paid me a lot."

"Even if you have tremendous success every place else,'' said Andrew, ``if you can't sell technology
  in California, you're in trouble.''

 Translation:
The GOP's in so much trouble, they have to steal Cali next time ...or they're gone.
So they hire a well-know, highly respected (anybody ever heard of this guy?
Former DNC chairman?  I don't remember him - maybe that's why we keep losing.)

But don't worry - all his Demo friends will stick with this guy - Judas Maximus II??  

Doing a Google on this guy brings up kostly bad news about what a putz he is,
including this site that says he's dead - they list the location of his grave.

So the GOP has purchased themselves a Democrat.
I guess he was cheaper than Alan Colmes?

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Quotes

"In this war, many of these brave men and women have given their lives to defend their
   fellow citizens make billions for Halliburton...Now we must complete the mission." 
     --Der Monkey, lying again about why he sent young men to die in Iraq   Link

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 Bush: Saddam did 9-11
  He's lying because they won't call him on it

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  Excerpt:
After an unusual specific reference to the 1,864 US soldiers killed in Iraq, Bush said:
"We owe them something..."

 That's right.
 We owe them armor, combat pay, health care and enough troops to get out of
  the trap you lied them into - why can't you be honest with these men?

"We will finish the task that they gave their lives for."

 But why can't you say what that task is?
 That's all Cindy is asking for - a few simple answers.

"We'll honor their sacrifice by staying on the offensive."

By occupying an oil-rich nation that didn't attack us?
How does that honor anybody besides Halliburton and the oil companies?

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 Tony Blair to join the Carlyle Group?
   Nobody could've seen this coming

  Link
 
.Excerpt:
Sources in the City have revealed that he is "seriously considering" a high-profile role
with Carlyle - which manages $30billion (£20million) of investments worldwide.

The job could net Mr Blair up to £500,000 a year for only a few days work a month
giving speeches and making "networking" trips on behalf of the company.

Last night one leading City source said: "Private equity firms don't come any more powerful than Carlyle.
It would be a huge coup for them if they could bring Tony Blair on board.

"But the job is likely to infuriate MPs and campaigners opposed to Britain's role in the Iraq War
because of Carlyle's strong links to the defence industry."

THIS is why Blair sold out his country and helped Bush kill 1900 American soldiers.
Bush promised him millions or tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars
in his little Carlyle Gang of Thieves if he would back him up on his bloody Iraq invasion

WE HAVE TO IMPEACH BUSH NOW! 

If you've been reading  bartcop.com  you know we called this years ago.

>From bartcop volume 1023

> Prediction:
> Bush and his press will portray Blair as a "hero" for wanting this war, and "because Blair has
> become ostracized," the only employment the former PM can get is a pity job with The Carlyle Group
> where Blair will get his $50M reward for legitimizing the Bush boy's theft of Iraq's oil. Or they could
> stage a "car wreck" and keep the $50M, so watch your back, Tony Blair. And stay out of small
> planes and Arkansas hotel rooms.

If a tequila drinking Okie with a modem could see it coming,
why couldn't the press?  Why couldn't the Democrats?

WE HAVE TO IMPEACH BUSH NOW! 

Doesn't this prove Blair took a bribe to back Bush's illegal war?
Blair was the key - without Blair, it would've been Bush and the Australian guy.

Even FOX News couldn't call that "a coalition."

Note:
This is a trial baloon sent up by Blair to see if people will allow the payoff.
If there's outrage, he'll say, "I never intended to join Carlyle."

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 Hey, What's That Sound?
   by Herr Dragoness Dowd

  Link

 Excerpt:
Bush Senior made some Republicans worry that he left Iraq too soon.
Bush Junior is making some Republicans worry that he is staying in Iraq too long.

"Any effort to explain Iraq as 'We are on track and making progress' is nonsense," Newt Gingrich
told Adam Nagourney and David D. Kirkpatrick for a Times article on G.O.P. jitters about the
shadow of Iraq over the midterm elections. "The left has a constant drumbeat that this is Vietnam
and a bottomless pit. The daily and weekly casualties leave people feeling that things aren't going well."

W. says he can't set a deadline to bring the troops home. But he started the war on an artificial deadline;
he declared a "Mission Accomplished" end to major hostilities on an artificial deadline; he was inflexible
on deadlines for handing over Iraqi sovereignty and holding elections. And he tried to force the Iraqis to
produce a constitution on his deadline when the squabbling politicians of the ethnic and religious factions
hadn't even reached consensus on little things like "Do we want one country?"

It isn't only the left that is invoking Vietnam.
You know you're in trouble when Henry Kissinger gives you advice on how to exit a war.

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 Hagel repeats: Iraq War Looking Like Vietnam

  Link 

  Excerpt:
"Stay the course is not a policy," said Hagel, a possible certain White House contender in 2008.
"By any standard, when you analyze 2 1/2 years in Iraq ... we're not winning."

"The White House does not yet understand — the dam has broke on this policy," Hagel said.
"The longer we stay there, the more similarities (to Vietnam) are going to come together."

In BCR 80, we talked about a presidential poll for 2008.
Stupidly, they had pro-choice Rudy Guiliani ahead, followed by can't-win McCain.

By process of elimination, I said Mitt Romney seemed to be the front runner,
but Hagel's bold move has clearly put him in the lead for the GOP nomination.

Who could disagree with that?

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"It's time for us conservatives to face facts. Bush has pissed away the conservative moment
by pursuing a war of choice via policies that border on the criminally incompetent. We control
the government, but what have we really accomplished? Is government smaller? Have we hacked
away at the nanny state? Are the unborn any more protected? Have we really set the stage for a
durable conservative majority? The growing unpopularity of the war threatens to undo all the gains
we have achieved in this decade."  
       --Professor Bainbridge,   What might have been?

  Comments?

  Excerpt:
I would
argue that TV fame and money have become big corrupting factors. Celebrity journalists
and sleazy tabloid coverage have existed since newspapers began during the 18 th century.
But the American press used to be regulated by an informal but fairly effective honor system.
Now it runs on a star system not unlike Hollywood’s. Once a degree of professional visibility
is achieved, it’s hard to lose.

I’d cite currently imprisoned New York Times reporter Judith Miller as Exhibit A. Her bungled
"exclusives" on Iraq’s mythical weapons of mass destruction did as much to drive the U.S. to war
as the Bush administration’s fanciful geopolitical imagineers. If she were a sports reporter, she’d
have been laughed out of the profession. Baseball fans demand that you get the scores right.

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Subject: Sheehan protest hobbled

Hey Bart,

I fear that what was warming up to be the greatest, most visible protest against the monkey
has been seriously hobbled. It was beautiful--Cindy Sheehan camped out on the one road
out of Whistleass's "ranch," refusing to budge 'til he spoke to her.

Then her mom and the stroke, she budged. who can't understand that? (Probably Bush.)
Worse is the decision to move off the road, allegedly right next to the ranch, but in truth,
just next to one of a few exits. They used to be camped right in a bottleneck he couldn't avoid,
now they're in a "free speech zone" he can--and will--bypass. Seriously undermined the
effectiveness of the protest. It was nice of the rancher to offer his pasture, but there are
some gifts people should not accept.

I haven't seen this discussed much, just thought I'd share this with you. T


T, I think Cindy might have stayed if she knew how important she is.

With nothing more than guts, she has affected our foreign policy for the better.
She's doing the work the Democrats refuse to do - which is to hold Bush responsible.

Like Edith Keeler in reverse, Cindy is steering a different path than Bush ...and she's winning.

Depending on what Cindy does or doesn't do, we might lose 300 more men in Iraq
...or we could lose another 30,000.  She's causing people to ask, "Why are we in Iraq?"

I know that's a lot to ask of a lady who was essentially drafted into this position
but considering what's at stake, I wish she would have stayed.
She's a lone housewife on the precipice of history.

This is not an attack on Cindy

It's my guess that when a band like Bon Jovi does a world tour, each band member
signs a document saying they understand that only the biggest and most unusual occurrence
should cause them to have to return to the United States.

If a band member's grandmother dies while they're in Russia or Japan, they are asked
to not to return so they can attend the funeral so the multi-million dollar weeks can continue.

Now, compare the importance of a Bon Jovi tour to Bush at War vs. world peace.

Considering that nuclear America is going thru the darkest times since the Civil War, the future
of the country is and maybe the planet teetering in the balance and with those kind of stakes,
I wish someone could have focused Cindy towards the bigger picture.

Did you see these headlines?

Russia and China meld muscle for war games

 Link

They're taking Bush's worldwide global crime spree more seriously than any Democrat.

Putin calls for Iraq pullout timetable

 Link

 The world knows Bush will kill and steal until somebody says, "Stop!"

Bush shrugs off Putin's timetable

 Link 

 
Bush tells Putin "Bring it on."

So far, Cindy has shown the most light on Bush's bloody, illegal war.
She has more courage than any senate Democrat, who, by the way, are A.W.O.L.

It's not fair to ask Cindy to do this, but right now she's the best guy on our team.
She's no longer "some Mom who lost a kid in Bush's war."

Let's hope she has the courage and wisdom to keep it up.

  Comments?

Random thought...

I saw former CIA insider/terrorism expert Michael Scheuer on 60 Minutes.

He said it was "almost inevitable" that Osama will explode a WMD in America,
either a dirty bomb or a full-blown nuke.

When that happens, will talk radio and the America whore TV networks blame Clinton again?
Or will they blame the guy who stopped chasing Osama so he could steal Saddam's oil?

(That's rhetorical - I know they'll blame Clinton.)

Comments?
 

Bart,

Who gives a shit?
  zorch

Yeah, Jenny's presence pissed off a bunch of people,
and most of them used a lot worse language than you did.

I'm so old, I remember when a picture of a pretty girl didn't piss anybody off.
Should we run BFEE-murders, Halliburton crimes and dead soldiers stories non-stop?

Wouldn't I lose more subscribers to suicides that way?

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Subject: Bush and BTK

Heya Bart,

So, the BTK killer shed some tears during his sentencing.

Yet the Chimp-in-Chief cannot stop himself from smirking and
giggling when talking about our war dead. Hmmm....

BTW, Lewis Black was in Rhode Island the other night and made that very point:

 Link

Black took the stage typically hot under the collar, but things truly heated up
when he mentioned Bush. "With 9/11 I thought he deserved a little more time," Black said.
"I gave him some time and I gave him some rope. And he hung himself."

That sparked a few boos from Bush supporters.
He confronted the few hecklers, who sent Black into a rampage.
The president, he said, tends to smile on TV as he talks about the war in Iraq.

"When a president is talking about war, he needs to use his frowny face," Black said.

Keep swinging that hammer, and love to you and Mrs. Bart.
Tina the Pillar

Tina, I guess that makes Bush the ITK killer- Invade, Torture and Kill.

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Bart

Found lots to like in show 80.
New fuel for my arguments with the monkeys out there.

So you are more important than you know because we who
read or listen to you spread your words to educate the people.

So much to do, so little time.
Keep up the good work you do
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 A mother’s questions are met with helicopters and guns

 Link

 Excerpt:
The president had to pass the crosses and protestors when he attended a GOP fundraiser Friday .
We protestors were backed farther away from the road, roped off with police tape. A helicopter flew
overhead lower than others that we were accustomed to. The helicopter had an agent riding outside
with a weapon trained on us. The motorcade went by us twice very fast, and a few of the vehicles
had rifles pointed out open windows. I was thankful no one made any sudden moves.”

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Did CNN cancel Crossfire and Capital Gang to guarantee
that a left-leaning view would never be heard on that network?

They see FOX making money selling lies, but instead of countering FOX News lies
with the truth, they imitate FOX.   We have no free press in America.

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 Today's oil theft total

 Janeane Garofalo on 'West Wing'

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  Link.  

   Excerpt:
  Janeane Garofalo will play a media strategist for three episodes on "The West Wing" this fall.

 Garofalo's character, Louise Thornton, is hired by Matt Santos as director of communications for
  his presidential campaign. She urges Josh and the other staffers to stop playing politics and start
  concentrating on connecting with the electorate.

 So, who will be the guy who has to eat it?   Janeane or Josh?
 For drama, they have to butt heads, right? 

 Is Janeane playing Mary Beth Cahill?
 Or will she be Bob (Zero for eight) Shrum, begging Santos not to fight back?

  Love you, Janeane!  

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