I'MMA LET YOU FINISH

GravatarI pinch.


GravatarWho among us does not love Liddy Dole?


GravatarWho among us is... among us?


GravatarGuess no-one's here. I'll just be moseying along, then.


GravatarELI!!


GravatarMENA!!!


GravatarShe sure stopped Bob's boners.


GravatarYou seem to have forgotten that these guys reinvent reality as they go along.


GravatarShe is certainly an unstoppable force, especially with a strap-on and a tube of K-Y.


GravatarEEeeewwwwww, I just looked at the thread topic.


GravatarYou go to war with the topics you have, not the topics you wish you had.


GravatarBebe Rebozo open thread!


GravatarDid some guy from Pittsburgh just walk in?


GravatarI wonder how often they sleep together? You can depend on the New York Times for accurate and timely reportage on these important matters.

(Her husband? He takes teh viagra, you know.)

New York Slimes: We hate Hillary, and it shows!


GravatarDid some guy from Pittsburgh just walk in?

Yeah, apparently no-one wants to be seen in the same thread with me.


GravatarYou go to war with the topics you have, not the topics you wish you had.

Send Liddie to the Middle East? That might work. If we make her Israel's prime minister, she can be the first woman to do that too.


GravatarIf we make her Israel's prime minister, she can be the first woman to do that too.

Not a Golda fan?


GravatarWak Up Bone Head


GravatarShe is certainly an unstoppable force, especially with a strap-on and a tube of K-Y.
bebe rebozo



I love bebe!


I


GravatarYeah, apparently no-one wants to be seen in the same thread with me.
Eli
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Ahem.


GravatarFOX and Friends - the World's 3 most perfect imbeciles on one stage!
.


Gravatarfacts shmacts, let's go shopping!!!


GravatarWithout her, there'd be no "Liddy-Lights" in cars!


GravatarShe is certainly an unstoppable force, especially with a strap-on and a tube of K-Y.

I knew bebe would hear the song of siren and appear.


GravatarSorry, mena.

*Almost* no-one.


GravatarWho among us does not love Liddy Dole?

Pick me! Me! C'mon, pick me, I say!


GravatarNot a Golda fan?

Well, since we're rewriting the history books, I figured why not erase Golda. Her chain smoking is such a bad example for the snowflakes.


GravatarWithout her, North Carolina could run the risk of having a functioning cerebral cortex in the Senate...


GravatarFrancis FUCKING Perkins adhole!


GravatarFOX and Friends - the World's 3 most perfect imbeciles on one stage!

I bet they hate each other's guts.


Gravatarnever mind the wife of Bob Dole

Good advice.


GravatarGeorge W. Bush was our first president named "George."


GravatarFrances Perkins as Sec Labor under Roosevelt was the first woman cabinet member.


GravatarMadeleine Albright was chopped liver?


GravatarAnd since I killed the last thread with this hard-hitting expose on blogs that the Strib did today, I'll try it again.


GravatarSorry, mena.

*Almost* no-one.
Eli | Homepage | 07.22.06 - 2:06 pm | #
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Okay, consider yourself glowered at.


Gravatar(Her husband? He takes teh viagra, you know.)


I still can't get the picture of him slavering over TWITney Spears out of my mind.


GravatarRoosevelt appointed Frances Perkins to be secretary of Labor in 1933. Eisenhower appointed Oveta Culp Hobby to be the first secretary of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in 1953, making her the second woman to hold a Cabinet position. In 1975, Ford appointed Carla Hills to be secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Carter appointed three women to Cabinet positions: Juanita Kreps as secretary of Commerce in 1977; Patricia Harris as secretary of Housing and Urban Development in 1977 and as secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare in 1979 (the department was renamed Health and Human Services in 1980); and Shirley M. Hufstedler as secretary of Education in 1979.

But those aren't *real* women, and the cabinet positions were fake.


GravatarWithout her, North Carolina could run the risk of having a functioning cerebral cortex in the Senate...
Jay C.


Well, there WAS Jesse Helms.


GravatarGeorge W. Bush was our first president named "George."
Jay C.


FOX imbecile #1 "Wasn't Lincoln's first name George?"

FOX imbecile #2 "You may be right"

FOX imbecile #3 "Ha, ha"
.


GravatarBut those aren't *real* women, and the cabinet positions were fake.

Under Bush, even the women are fake.

Did I say under?

Ewww.


GravatarNYTimes:

"All the misinformation fit to print."



Hi Eli!


GravatarEli! It's your fault!


GravatarHi Shaw!


GravatarJust like John Quincy Adams was our first "John" president.


GravatarBut those aren't *real* women, and the cabinet positions were fake.
masculine_monica_nyc




like lebanese christians aren't 'real' christians so the american evangelicals are practically wetting themselves thinking about Israeli firepower....

may the hurricanes get you before the rapture


Gravatar*Almost* no-one.

AHEM.

People make mistakes, but you have to have a pretty limited view of history and a really awful bullshit detector to not think "Liddy Dole? First female cabinet secretary? That doesn't sound right..."

It's not the job of the New Fucking York Fucking Times to fact check what people say. The NFYFT is, y'know, like a game show, in essence.


GravatarBut those aren't *real* women, and the cabinet positions were fake.

Under Bush, even the women are fake.

Did I say under?

Ewww.
pie |




Gravatarmay the hurricanes get you before the rapture
earl 'cliche' guevera |



get the fake evangelical knowitall hamburger slobbering yankee religiosos


GravatarI was the first female cabinet secretary in history.


Gravatarhey moonbats

computer crashed and then dinner at Casa Moonbootica

back now!


GravatarIs there anything that they won't lie about?*

*rhetorical, we know the answer.


Gravatar"You have to have a pretty limited view of history"




THAT crew has their own VERSION of history.


GravatarReagan invented the microphone.


Gravatarmay the hurricanes get you before the rapture

Don't say that, man. I'm going back to NO this summer.


GravatarAHEM.

Hey, you weren't here yet.


GravatarOne day in the distant future, an historian is going to uncover a stash of newspapers from 1930 to 1990 and wonder if Ronald Reagan was really just a ficticious character in a Tom Clancy novel.


Gravatar Yeah, apparently no-one wants to be seen in the same thread with me.

Blog traitor.


Gravatar Reagan invented the microphone.
NTodd, Intertube Master


And Hitler invented smoking.


GravatarI was the first female cabinet secretary in history.
NTodd, Intertube Master
==

I knew that was you. It was the 5 O'Clock shadow.


GravatarOne day in the distant future, an historian is going to uncover a stash of newspapers from 1930 to 1990 and wonder if Ronald Reagan was really just a ficticious character in a Tom Clancy novel.
Snow, Not 37 Dammit!


I wished he HAD been


GravatarHey, you weren't here yet.

Oh, sure, if you're going to be all reality-based about it ...


GravatarDon't say that, man. I'm going back to NO this summer.
masculine_monica_nyc



not you not you not you

bob jones, john hagee, pat robertson, the fake church, the divinely appointed hounds of hell
not you


GravatarYeah, apparently no-one wants to be seen in the same thread with me.
Eli - 2:04 pm


ah, so you deign to come back among us proles?

wassamatta, don't they appreciate your lame puns overthere at FDL, like we do?



GravatarI still can't get the picture of him slavering over TWITney Spears out of my mind. | Terry C, Patriotic Dissenter - 2:08 pm

Try simultaneously squirting a turkey baster filled with warm Clorox in each ear.


GravatarI wasn't going to drink today, but it's overcast, the world's at war, and I'm depressed. What better way to deal with that then to consume a depressant? Making a booze run, BRB. Anybody want anything?


GravatarOne day in the distant future, an historian is going to uncover a stash of newspapers from 1930 to 1990 and wonder if Ronald Reagan was really just a ficticious character in a Tom Clancy novel.
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Well, actually....


Gravatari imagine historians in the future are going to be puzzled


GravatarAre there simply no editors at the NYT or are they all being handsomely compensated for this propaganda?


Gravatar...first female cabinet secretary..."

I think he meant the first female cabinet member. And he left out her sucking off Strom Thurmond in the senate chamber for some 20 hours in the pre-Viagra era. It caused Strom to quip, "Now that's one hell of a filibuster!"
(see Oral Satisfaction of Senators, Vol XXIII.)


Gravatarwassamatta, don't they appreciate your lame puns overthere at FDL, like we do?

Some of them seem to...


GravatarWith ten gals and only two men hooking up for the fair, I think wgg is gonna be one tired puppy the next day.


GravatarExpecting 60 for a repug fundraiser and only receiving 18 brave souls? Sixty is already low expectations, 18 is pathetic. Good sign for dems.


GravatarWith ten gals and only two men hooking up for the fair, I think wgg is gonna be one tired puppy the next day.


Gravatari feel as impotent as a flea arguing with the flea circus ringmaster about the travel schedule: all these innocent civilians constantly slaughtered


rage boils into a thin jellied sound on the tongue


GravatarReagan invented the microphone.

Speak into the machine.


GravatarAnybody want anything?
NTodd, Intertube Master


I haven't left the house in three days. Get me some burbon, stat!


GravatarAre you even allowed to post puns over at FDL?


Gravatarso Reagan was the first female cabinet secretary?


GravatarUse google search on "first female cabinet secretary" which were Nags own printed words, and you (I) get lucky with wikipedia's entry: Francis Perkins who was appointed by the ultra-liberal American-hater FDR.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Fra...Frances_Perkins

This is "mistake" is a window into Nags' Beautiful Sunshine Mind (tm). The GOP rulz!

Unfortunately, lazy, conventional wisdom driven crap regularly appears in The Paper of Record.

You can't trust the NY Times. It's a fact: You can look it up.


GravatarEli--what's on tap for tonight?

And where the hell is bebe rebozo?


GravatarI'm going for a nap.

After I get up, I'm going to drink.

Heavily.

Enjoy your respective evenings, chiropterae.


GravatarMaking a booze run, BRB. Anybody want anything?
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Some Fat Tire and Maker's Mark. It's overcast here too - a boilermaker kinda day. If I were speaking to Eli, I'd've said a shot and a beer kinda day, but I'm not, so I didn't.


Gravatarback now!
Moonbootica, Buffy Geek | Homepage | 07.22.06 - 2:13 pm


We were worried that you'd taken the trouble to first sample all of the drinks you were handing out in the previous thread, and had passed out from overexertion.


GravatarNot to mention she was a wreck while she headed the Red Cross.


GravatarAh, bebe is here. (Sighs with relief)


Gravatarbob jones, john hagee, pat robertson, the fake church, the divinely appointed hounds of hell
not you


Okay, then. May I borrow one of their post-rapture ecofriendly cars?


GravatarEli--what's on tap for tonight?

Dragon Seed.


GravatarAlso looks like Carter had 4 women in his cabinet.


Gravatar"Reagan would have been apalled at Soros and the ACLU"

So effing what!!!!


Gravataralcohol just turns to flab on the body
i'm hardly touching the stuff anymore
plus it's a depressant


GravatarLittle Brøther am ok


GravatarI hate to come over all Twisty on people, but this is just another example to me of how women aren't actually people to their way of thinking. Women are only "real" in any sense if they're useful to people like Ad Nags; otherwise they can just disappear.

I dunno whether Ad Nags would cop to being sexist, but he sure thinks that way, even if he isn't conscious of it.


GravatarI do believe NTodd was the first pantless blogger. No?


GravatarMan, I don't envy the guys selling life insurance to the Rature-ites these days


GravatarOkay, then. May I borrow one of their post-rapture ecofriendly cars?
masculine_monica_nyc



yes! btw: that would be a brilliant advertising slogan!


GravatarWhy wren't we told of Eschaton Las Vegas this weekend?


GravatarAlso looks like Carter had 4 women in his cabinet.
jhe


liquor or medicine.



sorry.


GravatarLiddy Dole, Liddy Dole, Liddy Dole..

If you say it a few times fast it's sort of funny.


GravatarFor the booze run: Absolute Citron, some limoncello, and some Patron.


Gravatar Sheldon Richman on Nock


GravatarEli--does it appear we will get eatage/stompage/bleedage?


GravatarNot to mention she was a wreck while she headed the Red Cross.

Ah come on! The fact that the Red Cross under her accidentally distributed 1000 galloons of gerbil blood was just a silly accident. And look what that transfusion did to McCain's cheeks.


Gravatar"Last night it was really special," said Karl Marx, who is divorced and makes a living giving massages in the Midwestern state of Iowa. "There was a couple from Mexico, a couple from Virginia and a couple from Ireland, from Australia."


GravatarWith ten gals and only two men hooking up for the fair, I think wgg is gonna be one tired puppy the next day. | ql in ny - 2:17 pm

It hardly seems... fair.


GravatarEli--does it appear we will get eatage/stompage/bleedage?

I would guess eatage and burnage.


GravatarCondoleezza Rice has described the plight of Lebanon as a part of the "birth pangs of a new Middle East" and said that Israel should ignore calls for a ceasefire.

Still trying to sell snake oil eh? New Middle East? Sure.

The only thing new about it is that each and every country in the ME will be our enemy before this is all over.


Gravatar Crispin Sartwell on Our System of Free Market Democracy


GravatarWhat a useless article. How much time does Liddy spend away from Bob? - That is what is important.


GravatarEli--eatage and burnage could be good.

Or not.


GravatarThe only thing new about it is that each and every country in the ME will be our enemy before this is all over.
billy b |



not just the ME


GravatarThe only thing new about it is that each and every country in the ME will be our enemy before this is all over.

Uniter, not a divider.

See? Bush was right about one thing.


GravatarBritain criticises Israeli tactics

Britain has dramatically broken ranks with George Bush over the Lebanon crisis, publicly criticising Israel's military tactics and urging the Americans to 'understand' the price being paid by ordinary Lebanese civilians.

The remarks, made in Beirut today by the Foreign Office Minister, Kim Howells, were the first public criticism of the US voiced by Britain. The Observer can also reveal that Tony Blair urged restraint in a private telephone convseration with the Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, last week.

Sources close to the Prime Minister said that Olmert replied that Israel faced a dire security threat from the Hizbollah militia and was determined to do everything necessary to defeat it.


Gravatarthe america of 'the old weird music' (as it's been put)
is
what

I dig


GravatarFake NTodd--there's still your hand and a jar of Steve Martin's Penis Creme.


GravatarWith ten gals and only two men hooking up for the fair, I think wgg is gonna be one tired puppy the next day.
==

Woody, Olaf, and agave. Is Melissa coming, Woody?


GravatarHow much time does Liddy spend away from Bob? - That is what is important.
Joe Strawman


IOIYAR


GravatarPopular British joke of the early sixties:

Q- Who is the worst carpenter in the world?

A- Christine Keeler... one loose screw and the whole cabinet falls apart.


I'm sure Moonbootica will be happy to explain.


GravatarF*R*A*N*C*E*S P*E*R*K*I*N*S

Libby Dole, hell.


GravatarOT: Drought, gales and refugees: what will happen as UK hots up

As this week's heatwave shows, climate change will affect almost every aspect of British life. But how? We examine the likely outcomes in coming decades


GravatarThe fact that the Red Cross under her accidentally distributed 1000 galloons of gerbil blood was just a silly accident. And look what that transfusion did to McCain's cheeks.



GravatarSteve LG--I know of Christine Keeler, and I'm not even a Brit


GravatarOkay, til tomorrow batsies.


GravatarWhat a useless article. How much time does Liddy spend away from Bob? - That is what is important.

I spend every night in his gnarled embrace. And with his Viagra suppository and vibrating cockring on stump he can outdo even the most adventurous gerbil.
-Liddy Dole


GravatarSteveLG yeah I get it!


Gravatarthis is just another example to me of how women aren't actually people to their way of thinking.



Absolutely.


GravatarChristine Keeler... one loose screw and the whole cabinet falls apart.

It's all about the sex.


GravatarWoody, Olaf, and agave. Is Melissa coming, Woody?
mena


Itchy Brother's coming.


GravatarNot to mention she was a wreck while she headed the Red Cross.

She made a lot of money and built plenty of clout out of that gig. And ADM loved her.

Blast from the past: Elizabeth Dole, Inc.
#


GravatarYeah, if she is such a rock star in the party, shouldn't there be an expose on her and the Bob Dole's marital life?


GravatarPopular British joke of the early sixties:

Q- Who is the worst carpenter in the world?

A- Christine Keeler... one loose screw and the whole cabinet falls apart.




GravatarThe Observer can also reveal that Tony Blair urged restraint in a private telephone convseration with the Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, last week.


If Blair was surprised by developments it must be because he couldn't understand the Commander in Chief as he explained everything while chewing.


GravatarChristine Keeler... one loose screw and the whole cabinet falls apart.



proving that black and white newspaper photography can be sexier than pornography


GravatarChristine Keeler... one loose screw and the whole cabinet falls apart.



proving that black and white newspaper photography can be sexier than pornography


GravatarI dunno whether Ad Nags would cop to being sexist

I'll bet the Crawford brush ranch that he would strenuously and heatedly deny being sexist.

PS: I'm not much of a drinker, except for the occasional Bloody Mary or Captain and Coke-- but as long as you're going, you kin pick me up a pint of Skull Popper, if they got it.


GravatarHow much time does Liddy spend away from Bob?




I find Bob Dole VERY unattractive.


GravatarLooks like somebody at the Times isn't completely clueless...they fixed the article.

Still, a very telling slip on Ad Nags' part. Maybe he's looking for a spot on Fox's new morning show?


GravatarI dunno whether Ad Nags would cop to being sexist

I'll bet the Crawford brush ranch that he would strenuously and heatedly deny being sexist.



"Some of my best friends are women!"


Gravatarpart of the "birth pangs of a new Middle East"

I wonder did anyone bother to inform Rice that the ME is known as the cradle of civilization? Now, that may be in dispute amongst historians, but "birth pangs" is asinine.

Do these fools really believe that there will be democracy in the ME and everyone will love each other?


GravatarIt hardly seems... fair.
Little Brøther
===

Well, come on then!


GravatarLibby Dole, hell.
GWPDA


"Liddy Dole"

Libby/Dole is, I believe, a merger pending before the SEC.


GravatarK-Lo is upset. She's upset that the NYT reported on the accelerated delievery of US weapons to Israel. And she's upset that Arab TV shows pictures of suffering Lebanese children. On the other hand, she says that other people want the phone number of some Navy hunk in one of the evacuation photos.


GravatarDo these fools really believe that there will be democracy in the ME and everyone will love each other?
billy b |


We need to get the hell out of there, and let those folks sort out their own problems.


GravatarLooks like somebody at the Times isn't completely clueless...they fixed the article.

Even more strange, that article was published tomorrow. Are they now using blogs as editors and researchers? I want to get paid dammit!


GravatarWhat would KindaSleazy know about birth pangs OR democracy?


GravatarHey kids,

Projected to be 105 here in L.A. later today. Unfortunately, I have some work to do, wo drinking will have to wait until later.

Dammit.


GravatarQ- Who is the worst carpenter in the world?

A- Christine Keeler... one loose screw and the whole cabinet falls apart.


Phil Ochs wrote a song about it to the tune of "Walk right in...".

Douglas Fairbanks, JR; and Lord and Lady Astor.
Everybody's gonna lose their mind...
Just give me Christine Keeler, Mandy Rice Davies.
Will you be mine, all mine?


GravatarMrs. Dole has been a nearly unstoppable star for 25 years: the head of the Red Cross and a popular senator from North Carolina, never mind the wife of Bob Dole, the former Senate majority leader and Republican presidential candidate.

Anyone save a screenshot of the previous version?


GravatarMaybe they misquoted her. Maybe she said "fangs". You know, as in huge front teeth with a big gap in between them.


GravatarLooks like somebody at the Times isn't completely clueless...they fixed the article.

Someone around here should be getting paid to correct its mistakes.


GravatarDo these fools really believe that there will be democracy in the ME and everyone will love each other?
billy b


Considering what democracy has wrought of late in the United States, it's small wonder there isn't a lot of interest overseas.


GravatarAlready fixed

If it weren't for hard-working people like Ad Nags^H^H^H^H^H Winston Smith, we wouldn't have anything to insist that they fix in the first place.


Gravatarand a popular senator from North Carolina

If she weren't popular in North Carolina, she wouldn't be a senator.


GravatarBut I am going in the pool for a few minutes first.

Anyone care to join me?


GravatarRE about Israel running out of smart weapons

when you fight any modern war, you soon run of weapons.

I'm suprised the IDF cannot locate Hezbollah's position, the British army has a special radar which can pinpoint where a rocket has been launched from, Israel could also pre-position their troops in helicopters just waiting the Lebanon and could respond as soon as they start firing rockets.

its no good having armour, because its mountaionus countryside and its unpractiable.

the only problem with this polict is helicopters are vulnerable to anti aircraft missels so there would be some risk in it.


GravatarMaybe they misquoted her. Maybe she said "fangs". You know, as in huge front teeth with a big gap in between them.
Jennifer |



Mustn't...say...what...thinking.

Must...resist.


Gravatarmandy rice-davies


what a great name


GravatarThere is a new Nigerian email scam. This one is for fundies. It must be the one that got that Tennessee preacher killed by his little lady.


Gravatar*impractiable


GravatarIt must be the one that got that Tennessee preacher killed by his little lady.

What ever happened there anyway?


GravatarAs a matter of fact, I did just wank off to some porn.


GravatarIf she weren't popular in North Carolina, she wouldn't be a senator.
pie


I suppose Joe Lieberman is a popular senator from Connecticut, then.


GravatarConsidering what democracy has wrought of late in the United States, it's small wonder there isn't a lot of interest overseas.

That of the GW Bootsy brand of democracy...

What a pack of charlatans.


Gravatar There is a new Nigerian email scam.

Quick...alert Eli!!


GravatarBut I am going in the pool for a few minutes first.

Anyone care to join me?
SteveAudio


I got in a 90 minute walk along the boardwalk this morning well before ther rains began
so feel marvelously 'exercised' in not '
excised'


GravatarI suppose Joe Lieberman is a popular senator from Connecticut, then.

was


GravatarAs a matter of fact, I did just wank off to some porn.
Ad Nags


What does right wing porn even look like? Ann Coulter bukkakke?


Gravatar'if' not excised'


GravatarDoesn't seem that many have seen the panel on C-SPAN at the Harlem Book festival about the stealing of the 2000/4 elections.

It was as definitive a description of the thefts as I've ever seen. Greg Palast, Paul Robeson Jr. and Steve Freedman, the major researcher of the exit poll data from UPenn were among the panelists.


Where is everybody talking about this????


Gravatarif not exorcised


Gravatarmandy rice-davies


what a great name
earl 'cliche' guevera


But it's pronounced "Throatwarbler-Mangrove."


Guess I really should get back to work.

:: pouts winsomely, shuffles reluctantly away ::


GravatarWhat ever happened there anyway?

What has been reported in the last couple of days is that she got caught up in some kind of email scam where you give out your bank info and the scammer sends you fake checks while cleaning out your account. She and her husband apparently argued pretty good about finances the night before she shot him with the shotgun.


GravatarSteve Audio--seeing as I live roughly 7 minutes from you, I'd love to, but we're going to be babysitting shortly.


GravatarI'm going to go and sing kareoke tonight. I'll probably do "Okie From Muskogee", but I'm open to requests.


GravatarI'm suprised the IDF cannot locate Hezbollah's position, the British army has a special radar which can pinpoint where a rocket has been launched from, Israel could also pre-position their troops in helicopters just waiting the Lebanon and could respond as soon as they start firing rockets.

Apparently Israel has a pretty good idea where the rockets are coming from. But they can't seem to be more accurate than "neighborhoods."

I heard somewhere Hezbollah fought Israel to a standstill once before (in Lebanon, I assume). Hezbollah certainly seems to know how to conduct this fight, anyway.


GravatarEvacuation may be issue for trailer park
Almost two months after a Federal Emergency Management Agency exercise was aborted over miscommunication between federal and local officials, questions remain over how to evacuate the largest trailer park for hurricane evacuees in East Baton Rouge Parish, La. Yvonne Murphy, chief of operations for the parish's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, said her agency still isn't sure how to communicate with FEMA trailer residents or coordinate an evacuation during a hurricane. According to FEMA, East Baton Rouge Parish has 1,884 occupied FEMA trailers, reports The (Baton Rouge) Advocate. Ronnie Simpson, spokesman for FEMA, said the agency is working on a system to get emergency information to all FEMA trailer residents in the area, but they will still need to rely on the media in deciding when and how to evacuate.

link

The powers that be have decided that the people of Louisiana do not deserve to survive.


GravatarWhere is everybody talking about this????
eric


how does a stolen election fit in with the 'new middle east' being provided by the IDF and American taxpayers?

sheeesh.


GravatarSomeone told me that at a Dole fundraiser only 18 people showed up when they were expecting 60.

Unstoppable my ass.


GravatarShe and her husband apparently argued pretty good about finances the night before she shot him with the shotgun.

Ugh.


GravatarDo these fools really believe that there will be democracy in the ME and everyone will love each other?

It's just pap for popular consumption. About as honest as McDonalds food is nutritious.


Gravatarwe're going to be babysitting shortly.

Hopefully you're charging for our services. After all, the free market rules everything, that's what they keep telling us.

And we don't want any kids to grow up with a sense of entitlement. Heck, they might want Social Security some day!


GravatarSteve--yeah, but Monsieur is a socialist


GravatarGandhi & King on Poverty and Violence

"Poverty is the worst form of violence." -- Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

The increasing violence in the Middle East is evidence that human beings do not "control" violence, but rather that violence is a force that often spins humanity out of control. In these times, I believe that it is especially important that we look to the examples set by some of the enlightened human beings who have attempted to remind us of our humanity in times of violent crisis....
H2O Man
http:// www.democraticunderground...mesg_id=1702264
-


GravatarI have my ten wankers of the week.

That's right, kiddies, new Assclowns of the Week: From Russia With Love Edition, is up. On the spit: George Bush, Ann Coulter, Tony Snow, John Bolton and the terrorist state of Israel. All this and much much more!


GravatarWhat has been reported in the last couple of days is that she got caught up in some kind of email scam where you give out your bank info and the scammer sends you fake checks while cleaning out your account. She and her husband apparently argued pretty good about finances the night before she shot him with the shotgun.
Snow, Not 37 Dammit!




speaking of that does anybody know of any marvelously attractive nigerian investment opportunities where you give the contact person your bank account information?
because that sounds like a truly lucrative business venture!


Gravatarmandy rice-davies:

But it's pronounced "Throatwarbler-Mangrove."


Guess I really should get back to work.

:: pouts winsomely, shuffles reluctantly away ::
SteveLG


oh mandy
you came and you gave without thinking
but i sent you away
oh mandy


GravatarI'll probably do "Okie From Muskogee", but I'm open to requests.
Zap Rowsdower, Folk Legend

I always loved Merle Haggard's Let's Chase Each Other 'Round the Room Tonight.


Gravatarbut Monsieur is a socialist

I'm gonna buy that man a drink!


GravatarNo, now they're seeing how Iraq's disintegrating and plotting to set Shia against Sunni region wide.


GravatarHezbollah fire a 100 rockets into Israel every day, there must be someway the IDF can locate them.

it doesn't make any sense


GravatarHezbollah fire a 100 rockets into Israel every day, there must be someway the IDF can locate them.

it doesn't make any sense
Moonbootica, Buffy Geek



decoys?


GravatarAhhhh. Is there nothing more romantic than the sound of a car trying to start when the starter's going out?


GravatarHezbollah fire a 100 rockets into Israel every day, there must be someway the IDF can locate them.

it doesn't make any sense
Moonbootica, Buffy Geek




or the rockets serve a greater purpose unimpeded?


GravatarHezbollah fire a 100 rockets into Israel every day, there must be someway the IDF can locate them.

it doesn't make any sense


Who's doing the counting?


GravatarWhere is everybody talking about this????
eric


KOS has not given the go ahead to comment on this topic yet. All questions or concerns on the matter should be addressed to KOS. In doing so, however, you take your life in your own hands.


GravatarWhat do you think of this:

France's largest warship, the Mistral, about to arrive in Lebanese waters carrying infantry, engineers and armor.


GravatarTo brighten your weekend!!!

"A new Rasmussen Reports poll shows Ned Lamont (D) beating Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT) in the primary, 51% to 41%. Here’s the stunning finding: In the general election, Lieberman and Lamont are tied with 40% with Alan Schlesinger (R) trailing behind with 13%."


GravatarAhhhh. Is there nothing more romantic than the sound of a car trying to start when the starter's going out?
Zap Rowsdower, Folk Legend



...just an eighty year old clearing his throat while on a first date with a 70 year old....


Gravatar"As this week's heatwave shows, climate change will affect almost every aspect of British life. But how? We examine the likely outcomes in coming decades."

Among other things, Americans will be able to get iced tea and coffee in the U.K. without being stared at in gap-mouthed bemusement.

And the Britsh will come to understand why Americans put ice in almost all their drinks in the summer.

(Pace, Moonbootica! Just friendly snarkage about our cousins across the Atlantic.)


Gravatar Hezbollah fire a 100 rockets into Israel every day, there must be someway the IDF can locate them.

The IDF says that they can locate rocket locations within 10 yards of where they were launched.


GravatarLet the wild rumpus begin!


GravatarIDF can follow the arcs of the Katyusha's back to their firing point, but being light and mobile, by the time they arrive, everything's gone. The heavier ones are mounted on mobile launch platforms.


GravatarConsider this: a Lieberman loss will make it easier for anti-war dem candidates for prez!


GravatarLet the wild rumpus begin!
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed


maurice sendak!!!


GravatarDemocrats Set to Shake Up Primary Calendar


Democrats are on track to jumble the states in the presidential primary calendar in response to growing criticism that the same predominantly white states hold many of the cards in early voting.

And not even complaints from a former president and a half-dozen White House hopefuls can stop them.

Iowa would still go first in the new calendar, but a Western state - possibly Nevada or Arizona - would be wedged in before the New Hampshire primary. A Southern state - possibly Alabama or South Carolina - would follow New Hampshire.

The national Democrats' rules and bylaws committee expects to vote on the proposal this weekend.

Critical Democratic constituencies such as blacks and Hispanics have clamored for a major role in early primary voting, arguing that Iowa and New Hampshire are hardly reflective of a diverse electorate.


Gravatarplantsman, thats why I said Israel should pre-position their troops in helicopters so they can responde quickly.


GravatarFrances Perkins, Secretary of Labor under Roosevelt. The Dept. of Labor is named for her. Adam never watched Dirty Dancing???


GravatarIowa would still go first in the new calendar, but a Western state - possibly Nevada or Arizona - would be wedged in before the New Hampshire primary. A Southern state - possibly Alabama or South Carolina - would follow New Hampshire.

Straight outta Kos' playbook.


GravatarKuru is unstoppable after the initial infection... as is ALS, tertiary syphilis, herpes viral infections....

md


GravatarWhat I'd like to see explained is why the infrastructure of the entire country must be destroyed, and so many civilians killed.


GravatarOT: Thousands flee southern Lebanon

Thousands of people are struggling to leave southern Lebanon, as Israel continues air strikes and ground raids.

Civilians in 10 villages were told to leave by Saturday evening, a day after leaflets were dropped warning locals to flee a broad swathe of the south.

But a BBC correspondent in the city of Tyre says many residents are too afraid of continued bombing to flee.

The UN humanitarian chief is en route to Beirut, as the UN seeks to secure safe routes out for fleeing civilians.

The UN's Jan Egeland said half a million people needed assistance - and the number was likely to increase.


GravatarDamn, this latest bit about the error of topic being surreptitiously fixed is still another datum for a pet chaotic proto-theory or observation of mine. It's so chaotic and anecdotal that I can't even come up with a title.

Maybe I can call it Beta Shock. I'm referring to a universal trend or slippage in mass production during my lifetime. My half-assed postulate is that at one time, it was generally understood that a maker/producer of goods and services would innovate and develop a product, test and refine the product internally and with limited interaction with consumers, and only then commence a production mode and deliver the finished product to the marketplace.

Of course, this is a purposely simplistic and idealistic description. But I think it's fair to say that during the second trimester of the previous century, that consumers reasonably expected producers to be in large part functional and finished when spending good money for them.

But more and more, all segments of mass production began pushing back the threshold of salability. Microsoft is an egregious example-- they sell minimally-debugged and developed products, then enslave the consumer to a product life of downloading fixes and updates.

Likewise, even the chancred Grey Whore blandly pumps out defective information as a matter of course. But all of this gets fixed up afterwards, so it's all good. It seems to me that nowadays the "beta" version of everything is prematurely ejaculated onto a bemused public, which then becomes responsible for vetting and repairing the flaws.

I think this is cheating. Does anyone see what I'm getting at? -- because this "syndrome" strikes me as so ubiquitous that I really do have trouble expressing my take.


GravatarSay, Hecate, that little old house I'm thinking about in Fruitvale (after I convince the IRS that yes, I really did make $775 in charitable contributions last year, big deal) has a rumpus room. The house we had in Calgary had a rumpus room too - a jolly nice one too, where much rumpus took place. It'd be nice to have one again.


GravatarAhhhh. Is there nothing more romantic than the sound of a car trying to start when the starter's going out?
Zap Rowsdower, Folk Legend

Old joke I remember from Ed Sullivan although sadly not the comedian who told it:

A car on a cold morning- "Leave me allllloooooonnnnnee, Leave me allloooonnnneee, Leave me aaallloooonnnneeee.
Car finally starts with: ALRIGHT! You win,win,win,win,win!!!!


GravatarA Southern state - possibly Alabama or South Carolina - would follow New Hampshire.

Er, South Carolina already follows New Hampshire. Don't they watch the West Wing?


GravatarNo, now they're seeing how Iraq's disintegrating and plotting to set Shia against Sunni region wide.
plantsman, lowercase
==

That would seem to be the gist of it, yes. There's money to be made.


GravatarWhat I'd like to see explained is why the infrastructure of the entire country must be destroyed, and so many civilians killed.
plantsman, lowercase




well, for example, the large dairy operation that was destroyed, see, that sort of thing, just encourages 'bad elements' to, you know, eat yogurt and stuff....


GravatarFrance's largest warship, the Mistral, about to arrive in Lebanese waters carrying infantry, engineers and armor.

Interesting. I thought I heard on BBC radio last week that France was sending that ship to help with evacuations.

Doesn't seem that many have seen the panel on C-SPAN at the Harlem Book festival about the stealing of the 2000/4 elections.

Where is everybody talking about this????

Up in Harlem and in the usual, off-the-main-tube blogs.


GravatarFrances Perkins, Secretary of Labor under Roosevelt. The Dept. of Labor is named for her. Adam never watched Dirty Dancing???
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed

Ha!!


GravatarWheeeeeeee, they've sent me the Imperial War Museum/Usborne Young Reading book of _Animals at War_, complete with the acknowledgement, "With special thanks to Great War Primary Documents Archive, www.gwpda.org...." Too kuhl!


GravatarMoonotica, what is a 9 letter word for English holiday pastries?


GravatarAnd where the hell is NTodd with my booze???


GravatarWhat I'd like to see explained is why the infrastructure of the entire country must be destroyed, and so many civilians killed.
plantsman, lowercase
==

See my answer @ 2:52.


GravatarWeeeee!

A new Rasmussen Reports poll shows Ned Lamont (D) beating Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT) in the primary, 51% to 41%. Here’s the stunning finding: In the general election, Lieberman and Lamont are tied with 40% with Alan Schlesinger (R) trailing behind with 13%.


Gravatarfruitcake?
mincemeat?


GravatarWaPo story on the evolution of the Iraq fiasco

Complicating the U.S. effort was the difficulty top officials had in recognizing what was going on in Iraq. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld at first was dismissive of the looting that followed the U.S. arrival, and then for months refused to recognize that an insurgency was breaking out there. A reporter pressed him one day that summer [2003]: Aren't you facing a guerrilla war?

"I guess the reason I don't use the phrase 'guerrilla war' is because there isn't one," Rumsfeld responded.


GravatarEr, South Carolina already follows New Hampshire. Don't they watch the West Wing?

How far apart are they righ now?


Gravatarfocus i'm not sure


GravatarHow far apart are they righ now?

I think it is the following Tuesday.


GravatarWaPo must read

On the morning of Aug. 14, 2003 Capt. William Ponce, an officer in the "Human Intelligence Effects Coordination Cell" at the top U.S. military headquarters in Iraq, sent a memo to subordinate commands asking what interrogation techniques they would like to use.

"The gloves are coming off regarding these detainees," he told them. His e-mail, and the responses it provoked from members of the Army intelligence community across Iraq, are illustrative of the mind-set of the U.S. military during this period.

"Casualties are mounting and we need to start gathering info to help protect our fellow soldiers from any further attacks," Ponce wrote. He told them, "Provide interrogation techniques 'wish list' by 17 AUG 03."

Some of the responses to his solicitation were enthusiastic. With clinical precision, a soldier attached to the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment recommended by e-mail 14 hours later that interrogators use "open-handed facial slaps from a distance of no more than about two feet and back-handed blows to the midsection from a distance of about 18 inches." He also reported that "fear of dogs and snakes appear to work nicely."


http://www.washingtonpost.com/ wp...6072200444.html


Gravatar... that consumers reasonably expected producers to be in large part functional and finished when spending good money for them.

Whoops, s/b "expected products".


GravatarThe House, displaying a foreign affairs solidarity lacking on issues like Iraq, voted overwhelmingly Thursday to support Israel in its confrontation with Hezbollah guerrillas.

The resolution, which was passed on a 410-8 vote, also condemns enemies of the Jewish state.

House Republican leader John Boehner cited Israel's "unique relationship" with the United States as a reason for his colleagues to swiftly go on record supporting Israel in the latest flare-up of violence in the Mideast.


Gravatar"fear of dogs and snakes appear to work nicely."
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There really isn't much more to say.


GravatarWaPo

That summer, retired Marine Col. Gary Anderson, an expert in small wars, was sent to Baghdad by the Pentagon to advise on how to better put down the emerging insurgency. He met with Bremer in early July. "Mr. Ambassador, here are some programs that worked in Vietnam," Anderson said.

It was the wrong word to put in front of Bremer. "Vietnam?" Bremer exploded, according to Anderson. "Vietnam! I don't want to talk about Vietnam. This is not Vietnam. This is Iraq!"


GravatarDowd, via digby:

Having inadvertently built up Iran with his failures in Iraq, W. is eager now to send Iran a shock-and-awe message through Israel.

Inadvertently built up one spoke of the axis of evil. Inadvertently?


GravatarA Southern state - possibly Alabama or South Carolina - would follow New Hampshire.

Er, South Carolina already follows New Hampshire. Don't they watch the West Wing?
Snow, Not 37 Dammit!


Arizona is angling for the second in line position right now.


GravatarIsrael kills more in Lebanon: media blackout protests.


GravatarI get the feeling that they're trying to hurt us.


GravatarHow far apart are they righ now?

In 2004, Iowa was Jan 20 and New Hampshire was Jan 27. SC, Oklahoma, and Arizona were Feb 3.


Gravatarfocus i'm not sure
Moonbootica


no worries, me work around it


GravatarOne other Ad Nags idiocy:

"Mrs. Dole said that she had raised 25 percent more than the committee raised in the last midterm election. That comparison may be imprecise, several Republicans and Democrats said, because 2004 was also a presidential election year, when Congressional committees tend to take in less money because they are competing with presidential candidates."

So, Dole says she has raised more than was raised at this time last midterm, and Nags cites assertions that you can't really make this comparison, since the last *midterm* was a presidential year.

Something's gotta give here.


GravatarThe Junior Reich might not stop until it reaches the English Channel.


GravatarI shoulda known Atta Perkins Turk would know about FDR's Sec. Labor.


GravatarYou have to laugh when Bushco complain that Hezbollah are being armed by Iran.

I guess the irony escapes them when they promise to deliver state of the art bombs to Israel, in the next few days.

It is like when they tell Turkey to keep out of Iraq. Apparently, if you are being attacked on your border, it is only Israel who can invade.


Gravatardark night of the wallmarted soul


GravatarAlso from digby, this blast from the past, which reminds us that U.S. foreign policy is always about U.S. domestic policy:

"God told me to strike at al Qaida and I struck them, and then he instructed me to strike at Saddam, which I did, and now I am determined to solve the problem in the Middle East. If you help me I will act, and if not, the elections will come and I will have to focus on them."

... that consumers reasonably expected [products] to be in large part functional and finished when spending good money for them.

Planned obsolescence has been around for generations.


Gravatarcar radio outside playing loud 'bollywood' type music

quite pleasant


in the rain


GravatarHeck of a job Georgie:

But Washington's greatest gift to the Iranians lies next door in Iraq. By removing Saddam Hussein, the United States endowed the majority Shiites with real power, while simultaneously tearing down the wall that had kept Iran in check.

According to the Jordanian intelligence officer, Iran is reminding America's traditional allies in the region that the United States has a track record of leaving its friends in the lurch -- in Vietnam in the 70's, in Lebanon in the 80's, in Somalia in the 90's.

In his analysis, the implication that this decade may witness a precipitous American withdrawal from Iraq has begun to produce an inclination in the region toward appeasing Iran.

http://tinyurl.com/f9vty


GravatarI just looked at the Corrente Wire photos. All of those Barcolounger warhawks needs to be shown these images, Clockwork Orange style, if necessary, and answer the question, "Is the shredding of children's body parts really worth what you're after?"


Gravatar(George Orwell reporting from Lebanon)

"So much for the Bush mantra that 'Democracies don't wage war on other Democracies!'"

"It seems that the US and Israel want the Lebanese army to control Southern Lebanon...as the US-armed Israeli Air Force bombs Lebanese bases around the country..."


Gravatar"I guess the reason I don't use the phrase 'guerrilla war' is because there isn't one," Rumsfeld responded.

I'm an atheist, but there are times when I wish that hell exists. Rumsfeld belongs in its inner circle.


GravatarWhy not just move Arizona and South Carolina forward one week. Problem solved. New Hampshire still gets to be first with their midnight voting, but the early campaign focus won't be on New Hampshire.


GravatarWhite House seems to be making sure that no photos of Clusterfuck McBunnypants on vacation in Crawford show up.


GravatarOops. That last bit wasn't part of the digby-cited quote.


Gravatarhell exists on earth.
this place could have been a friggin' paradise.


Gravatar(George Orwell reporting from Lebanon)

"# of times US and Israeli media state that Iran and Syria support Hezbollah? = 2 billion."

"# of times US and Israeli media report that US supplies Israeli with and unlimited supply of F-16s, Apaches, M-16s, etc? = 0."


GravatarSecretary of State
Condoleezza Rice planned to depart for the region after an Oval Office meeting on Sunday with Bush and Saudi officials.


Because this administration never makes a move w/o checking with the Saudis first.


GravatarS&WB: City is drowning in leaks
In an unusually bald-faced declaration, New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board members acknowledged Wednesday that the city will not recover from Hurricane Katrina if the agency cannot quickly repair its underground pipes to stave off frequent losses in water pressure. While calling for administrators to better prioritize infrastructure projects, members also lambasted the Federal Emergency Management Agency for so far covering only about 9 percent of the estimated $447 million in damage to water, sewerage and drainage systems. FEMA has pledged to reimburse S&WB for the cost of repairing storm-damaged infrastructure, but the payments have been slow in coming, The Times-Picayune reports. Board officials said the payment delays have stymied repairs and that the tedious application process has unfairly forced S&WB personnel to haggle with federal officials over the necessity and urgency of basic work.

If the candyass king wants to have an anniversary party regarding hurrican katrina, I think we should give him one.


GravatarAdam never watched Dirty Dancing???
Hecate, Brightly-Coiffed


He just fast-forwarded through to the sexy parts.


GravatarHow is the Lebanese army supposed to disarm Hezbollah if Israel destroys the Lebanese army?


GravatarSaddam's mass-graves: reason to invade and stop it.

Israel's mass-graves: perfectly acceptable.
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Gravatar(Orwell reports...)

"# of times US/Israeli propagandists demand Hezbollah and government of Lebanon adhere to UN resolutions? = 16 trillion."

"# of times US/Israeli propagandists demand Israel adhere to UN resolutions requiring that they return to pr-1967 borders? = 0."


GravatarHow is the Lebanese army supposed to disarm Hezbollah if Israel destroys the Lebanese army?
Snow, Not 37 Dammit!



bingo!


GravatarCondoleezza Rice planned to depart for the region after an Oval Office meeting on Sunday with Bush and Saudi officials.

Planned? Have her plans changed? Why the past tense?


GravatarSaddam's mass-graves: reason to invade and stop it.

Israel's mass-graves: perfectly acceptable.
.
Grand Moff Texan


But the Israeli mass graves are helping to make a new middle east!


Gravatarbingo!
earl 'cliche' guevera


SHIT!


GravatarNYT

The effort begins Sunday afternoon in the Oval Office, where President Bush is scheduled to meet the Saudi foreign minister, Saud al-Faisal, and the chief of the Saudi national security council, Prince Bandar bin Sultan. Prince Bandar was the Saudi ambassador to Washington until late last year and often speaks of his deep connections to both the Bush family and Vice President Dick Cheney.

Ms. Rice is delaying her departure to the Middle East until after the meeting, which she is also expected to attend, along with Mr. Cheney and Stephen J. Hadley, the national security adviser. The session was requested by the Saudis, American officials said.

The expected outcome of the session is unclear. “We don’t know how patient the Saudis will be with the Israeli military action,’’ said one senior official. “They want to see Hezbollah wiped out, and they’d like to set back the Iranians.”

But in the Arab world, the official added, “they can’t been seen to be doing that too enthusiastically.’’


GravatarNot to mention she was a wreck while she headed the Red Cross.
Fred F.

Wasn't she the one that decided not to screen blood products for HIV?


GravatarBut the Israeli mass graves are helping to make a new middle east!

Helping to "birth" a new middle east, where it's a short ride from cradle to grave.


GravatarMeanwhile Bill Kristol and Richard Perle flash their trademark smirks as they duck into waiting limousines. We've conceded the moral highground as a Nation, with not even a whimper of a fight.


GravatarBut the Israeli mass graves are helping to make a new middle east!
earl 'cliche' guevera


Looks a lot like our 'new' Persian Gulf.
.


GravatarBack in a few minutes.


Gravatari was the first person to post on this thread.


GravatarThe effort begins Sunday afternoon in the Oval Office, where President Bush is scheduled to meet the Saudi foreign minister, Saud al-Faisal, and the chief of the Saudi national security council, Prince Bandar bin Sultan.

WTF does this have to do with Saudi Arabia? The birthplace of 15 of the 19 fucking terrorists, and their fucking leader (remember him, Shrub?) who gave Shrub his excuse to shit on the Constitution.


GravatarCondoleezza Rice planned to depart for the region after an Oval Office meeting on Sunday with Bush and Saudi officials.

Oh, we gotta get the green light from the Saudis to even take a shit now? This is really getting ridiculous!!


GravatarHow is the Lebanese army supposed to disarm Hezbollah if Israel destroys the Lebanese army?

Israel doesn't want strong neighbours, and thus ensures that they stay weak. And Israel then blames its neighbours for having populations resentful of having their economies set back a decade in a week.


GravatarJust saw this a digby's:

Jackson Browne

must see!!


GravatarMs. Rice is delaying her departure to the Middle East until after the meeting, which she is also expected to attend, along with Mr. Cheney and Stephen J. Hadley, the national security adviser. The session was requested by the Saudis, American officials said.

That's a lot of bad juju in one room.


GravatarThat video was posted by commenter dcs - so so good!!


GravatarOh, we gotta get the green light from the Saudis to even take a shit now?

But at least we don't have to get the green light from the UN.


GravatarIt's too bad that Bashar Assad is either just like his dad or too weak to change things.


Gravatar Shia workers gunned down in Iraq

Seven Shia construction workers have been killed and one injured by gunmen in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Gunmen burst into a house they were working on in the western district of Khadra, a Sunni area, an interior ministry official told AFP news agency.

At least eight other people were killed in attacks around Iraq, including two US soldiers and three Iraqi policemen.

The violence came as a reconciliation committee, set up by Prime Minister Nouri Maliki, met for the first time.


GravatarHello -- I am queer. I would like to meet men for sex please


GravatarLooks a lot like our 'new' Persian Gulf.

The US and Israel form the axis of delusion.


GravatarToday's total Operation Forward Together death toll seems to be about 27.


GravatarPlanned obsolescence has been around for generations.
masculine_monica_nyc - 3:07 pm


Quite so. That's why I said my description was (too) simplistic. There are by definition natural competing interests between buyer and seller that are coeval with the origins of commerce. And indeed practices like planned obsolescence, however justified in economic and business theory, strike many consumers as a dirty trick and a sharp practice. (Me, for one.)

Again, I'm just trying to get my head around a persistent conviction that in addition to all of the traditional snares of the marketplace, corporate producers have somehow collectively decided to lower the bar and foist shoddy goods (including news reporting) on the public, which is conditioned like lab rats to accept it (it's a feature, not a bug) or improve/fix it themselves.


GravatarMeanwhile Bill Kristol and Richard Perle flash their trademark smirks as they duck into waiting limousines.

Certainly 2 members on the 'A' list of Zionists 'Merchants of Death'.
They must be feeling really great right about now.
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GravatarI am Gay, something tells me that English is your second language.

If you came here looking for sex you've come to the wrong place. There's this little blog called Little Green Footballs....


GravatarHello -- I am queer. I would like to meet men for sex please
I am Gay



Queer?

How quaint!


Gravatarphotos from the London protest against Israeli agression -
Israel kills more in Lebanon: media blackout protests.


GravatarCan anyone *ever* call simple bullshit on these people in power?! Especially when they package their soul-wrenching incompetence in passive-voice terms of "mistakes may have been made". To paraphrase a scene in Platoon, "Wrong?!, You ain't never been right!!"


GravatarWe're winning!

The most senior British military commander in Afghanistan yesterday described the situation in the country as "close to anarchy" with feuding foreign agencies and unethical private security companies compounding problems caused by local corruption.

Hrm. Not so good. Maybe over in Africa?

Pentagon officials are complaining that US cuts in aid to Africa are hurting the war on terror, according to an article in Sunday's edition of The New York Times.

"The Bush administration and Congress have slashed millions of dollars of military aid to African nations in recent years, moves that Pentagon officials and senior military commanders say have undermined American efforts to combat terrorist threats in Africa and to counter expanding Chinese influence there," writes Mark Mazzetti.


Ah, hell.

At least Iraq is going well...


GravatarWho here doesn't believe that Condi is delaying because she's got a pressing engagement with her nail artist?


Gravatarphotos from the London protest against Israeli agression -
Israel kills more in Lebanon: media blackout protests.
Moonbootica, Buffy Geek | Homepage | 07.22.06 - 3:34 pm | #


Moonboo--

Just FYI, miriam was ecstatic about your hedgehogblogging!


Gravatarrorschach cool, I aim to please


GravatarFixed, but not corrected: Shouldn't the "25" years be reduced now that her stint as transportation Secretary has been removed, or is Naggy reaching back to when Bob Dole and Liddy first had extramarital illicit SEX. In that case, perhaps the number of years should be 32.


GravatarWasn't she the one that decided not to screen blood products for HIV?
Lumpenprolitariot


My first cousin was a hemophiliac.

Died in 1990 at 47.

All because he got a transfusion of tainted blood back in the late 1980s.

And Liddy didn't think it was necessary to screen blood products?

Stupid cow!


GravatarIf you came here looking for sex you've come to the wrong place. There's this little blog called Little Green Footballs....
olvlzl | Homepage | 07.22.06 - 3:33 pm | #


Heh.


GravatarHey Ad Nags, isn't the Red Cross different from the American Red Cross, which she was actually the head of?


GravatarIn 2004, Iowa was Jan 20 and New Hampshire was Jan 27. SC, Oklahoma, and Arizona were Feb 3.

Would it be really stupid to have one day as primary day all over the country? Why does it need to be spread out? And don't tell me so politicians have a chance to talk about the issues because I'll wet my pants laughing.


GravatarWTF does this have to do with Saudi Arabia? The birthplace of 15 of the 19 fucking terrorists, and their fucking leader (remember him, Shrub?) who gave Shrub his excuse to shit on the Constitution.
Snow, Not 37 Dammit!




Well, Bush won't be able to get any sex from his MANdates if he doesn't ask their permission to proceed.


GravatarAll primaries on the same day would decrease ad revenue.


GravatarWhat I'd like to see explained is why the infrastructure of the entire country must be destroyed, and so many civilians killed.
plantsman, lowercase


That's an easy one.
It's to make their lives as miserable as possible where they are and compel them to leave 'voluntarily'. (Think North American Indians throughout 18th and 19th Centurys living in far off reservations on unfamiliar lands).
Israel to Arab world - We don't care where you go, just go. And don't let any shrapnel hit you in the ass!
You can't really call it ethnic cleansing if those hapless souls leave on their own now can you?
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GravatarHave there been any polls defining the American publics POV on all this?
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GravatarIt seems the Israeli goal is to bomb Lebanon into the Stone Age, thereby making it a perfect petri dish for terrorist organizations, like was done to Afghanistan by the Soviets, and then to Iraq by the US.

The Neocons in Israel won't survive if they don't have a perpetual enemy...and the past weeks' actions pretty much ensure that they'll have an unlimited supply of hostiles on their border for at least the next generation.


GravatarWho here doesn't believe that Condi is delaying because she's got a pressing engagement with her nail artist?

Me. I don't buy the implication that the delay is related to Rice's being female.

The delay is related to Rice's being as bloodthirsty on behalf of republican gains in the midterm elections as anyone else in the regime.


GravatarSo being someone's wife is considered an accomplishment? He sure sets the bar low...


GravatarHer eyebrows are in the middle of her forehead. She hasn't lived in NC for decades.


GravatarAccording to Survey USA, Dole ranks 52nd in popularity out of 100 senators, with a 55% approval rating.
http://www.surveyusa.com/ 100USSe...tings061305.htm

She's certainly not in negative territory, but considering Obama is Number 1 with a 72% approval rating, and Joementum is 15th with a 65% rating, I wouldn't call her showing (in the bottom half of the rankings) "popular."

Here in her home state of NC, where I live, I'd say she's viewed as pretty much a nonentity.


GravatarDon't you realize the history starts with Reagan?


GravatarPopular senator, my left foot. No one in NC thinks much of Sen. Dole


GravatarMy ISP server and/or Haloscan finally crapped out after my 3:twentysomething comment. Judging by the fractured timeline in the last several comments, I'm not alone.

I mean-- I am alone, but so is practically everyone else.


GravatarFrances Perkins rolls over in her grave. What a maroon.


GravatarDidn't read all the comments, so, sorry if this is a repeat that no one will see anyway because there are already 300 + comments.

First female cabinet secretary was Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor under Franklin Roosevelt (our greatest President).


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