HULK SMASHED
Foist again?
I'm getting coffee, you guys play nice.
Scribbling destroys the mind.
It's stupid denial, actually.
Margaret Carlson smells like stale aqua velva and desperate loneliness.
Really, I said sheets. You are slow this a.m. Sorry about the noisy night, GWPDA.
Joe Klein is especially stupid. I love it when simels takes him on.
Margaret Carlson smells like stale aqua velva and desperate loneliness
With a hint of Fred Thompson.
Aw, hell's bells, I was talking to myself two floors below.
Ahem.
Is this the thread that's all about me?
Good!
Very important letter, need input:
Thanks in large part to your supervision during my generalist internship, I will be receiving my MSW on August 4. It’s been an amazing journey and I’m looking forward to moving into the community to apply what I’ve learned on behalf of clients.
Along with internships at the [agency A] for two semesters, I’ve had the privilege of interning at the [Agency B] in [city] for the clinical portion of my training. This experience has presented the opportunity to work closely with people caring for loved ones in all stages of dementing disorders, in addition to conducting group sessions and working individually with clients in a clinical setting. Involvement with caregivers and those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and related disorders has proved to be a rewarding experience and confirmed my enthusiasm for practice in this area.
As you know, I have an abiding admiration for the invaluable service that Hospice provides to people at a challenging and difficult stage of life. As I progress to a professional setting I can think of no organization for which I would rather work. The prospect of providing a supportive presence and securing resources for patients and families seems to me to offer an opportunity for service that is unparalleled in any other setting.
If you believe that I might be able to play a role as part of the Hospice team I would be grateful for the opportunity to meet with you.
Thank you so much for your help along the way – it truly made a difference
Slowly, slowly, Jim Hansen's latest paper is making it through the blogosphere. One day it might actually be news, who knows. As I've pointed out, Hansen is no quack, he's the godfather of modern climate change science, and so far has been right about *everything*:
The Independent blows the sea level rise story
“Sea levels may rise by 9 inches this century, scientists warn” reads the headline from the UK newspaper The Independent, reporting on a new Science magazine study (subs. req’d). You would probably surmise from this headline that the study predicted sea levels may rise by a mere 9 inches this century. But it didn’t.
The study predicted sea levels may rise by 9 inches the century just from the melting of inland glaciers and ice caps–not from either thermal expansion of the water or from dynamic destruction of either the Greenland or Antarctic ice sheets.
Actually, the story itself gets it mostly right — “This does not include the rise in sea levels caused by the thermal expansion of water, which could potentially double this figure.”
But the headline writer has insured that the vast majority of people who don’t read the story will think sea level rise this century is no big deal.
Interestingly, the authors of this study are quite confident the loss of inland ice will raise sea levels more this century than loss of ice from the great eye sheets — a very many, like Nasa’s James Hansen (who fears 17 feet of sea level rise or more by 2100), do not share.
Stupid, or craven?
Oh, right -- not mutually exclusive.
Many of the so called pundits are made stupid by gobs of money that is shoved their way by the greedheads and warmongers on the right.
V,
Are they hiring? Are you still in contact with anyone there you can ask?
like Nasa’s James Hansen (who fears 17 feet of sea level rise or more by 2100)
That's not gonna be good for my carpet.
V for Virginia, a friend of mine having had a bloodcurdlingly avaricious hospice wreck her sanity during her mother's last days, I have an opinion you don't want to hear, but the letter sounds too professionally written for my taste. (And I have been in the workplace writing professional sounding letters.)
hmm i'm not big on 'wiping out all humans' thing
Moonbootica, Graduated | Homepage | 07.21.07 - 7:44 am | #
Neither am I. however, I do believe that if we don't start acting like stewards of the Earth, instead of masters, Earth's going to bite back and we're not going to like the results.
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 07.21.07 - 7:51 am |
Geeze, I've been coming round to the idea that they are not stupid. They know exactly what they are doing and are laughing all the way to the bank.
Many of the pundits have to be talking out of their asses is the problem and they get used to intellectual laziness.
They have no time to study issues because they are in the green room getting make up applied, running to do another interview with another station, calling a radio talk show host on their cell phones, going to DC parties, and somehow trying to manage writing a column on an issue they know jack shit about.
(who fears 17 feet of sea level rise or more by 2100)
Liberal Mountain is about 1200 feet above sea level.
V,
Are they hiring? Are you still in contact with anyone there you can ask?
Molly Ivors, da boom king
The person to whom I'm sending the letter -- I just talked to her on the phone. Perfect timing, says she -- a job is just being posted. And she likes me. I need something for her to send along with a copy of my application to the person who is actually hiring.
Yep, what I've learned about many of the "professional" opinion gurus is this: Although many have the tools to construct and present coherent English prose, they have little understanding of what they are talking about.
"A long time ago I used to believe that a lot of these people were just talking over my head, their discourse too lofty for a regular guy like myself."
hahaha...because we were trained to not kweshtion author-it-tey. the education process was designed to create worker drones that are punctual, clean, and willing to take orders.
Liberal Mountain is about 1200 feet above sea level.
Molly Ivors
Hope you have extra rooms.
We are 2,200 feet above sea level here in hippieville North Carolina. But all the people down below will try to move up and ruin the place.
Liberal Mountain is about 1200 feet above sea level.
Molly Ivors, da boom king
There's a USGS bench mark 100 feet from my house...elevation "41 feet".
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Geeze, I've been coming round to the idea that they are not stupid. They know exactly what they are doing and are laughing all the way to the bank.
ql-was in NY
I tend to agree with you ql, but some of the stuff they write is stupid, and lazy. It'll be interesting to read their writings in January, '09 if the Dems sweep.
It'll also be interesting to see if any of the Dems call them on their stupidity and laziness.
a job is just being posted.
Perfect, then. In that kind of work, I'll bet they get a lot of people who don't really know what they're facing going in. Thers's mom was a social worker for a huge home hospice program in NYC--she loved the work. (Now she's a social worker, part time, for a spendy retirement community. She doesn't like it nearly as much.)
V for Virginia, a friend of mine having had a bloodcurdlingly avaricious hospice wreck her sanity during her mother's last days,
The latest trend in completely fucking the healthcare system is FOR-PROFIT hospice companies. This should quite literally not be legal. The end of people's live is an absolutely criminal time to be looking at the bottom line.
This is the oldest hospice in our area, run by a publicly supported hospital district, and they are awesome.
Hope you have extra rooms.
We can always finish the basement.
But all the people down below will try to move up and ruin the place
I suggest concerntina wire, land mines, and other anti-personnel devices.
Joe Klein is a rich man thanks to his long career in journalism and his best selling book, which he lied about when asked if he was the "Anonymous" author.
Klein is like so many in the punditocracy, they get hooked rubbing shoulders with the rich and powerful. Klein knows that if he were to say unkind things about Goopers and Bushboy, especially a few years ago, his invitations to the parties would disappear.
And so like a crack-addict, he sells out more and more of himself so he can maintain contact with those in power, until there is nothing left of Joe Klein except an agit-prop.
Morning, all (Michigan is 737 feet above sea level, btw)
Most folk are. (Said grumpily, from the perspective of bureaucrats, careerists and ideologues.)
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Whew, good, VA, and glad you agree that hospices have been dragged into the general ruin of healthcare in the U.S. by the huge drive toward the bottom line.
Bill O is coming after you next D.
Stupid?
You want stupid?
I got stupid right here:
Bush On Iraq Amputee: "Good Man, We're Gonna Get Him Some New Legs..."
http://tinyurl.com/2myomj
"and lazy. It'll be interesting to read their writings in January, '09 if the Dems sweep."
i can write the column now: the democrats should not read too much into this win, born more of republican failure to get their message out then good ideas from the democrats. they must not overreach, and above all be civil and respectful of the minority, and speak to the vast moderate middle of the country.
A sea level rise of five metres-- which Hansen says could happen by 2100, would put something 90 percent of the world's cities underwater, force something like four billion people to find new homes, and destroy much, probably most, of the world's agricultural areas. Just for context.
Margaret Carlson projects the traits of Bush(sociopathic multiple killer) onto the Clenis.
Rudy | Homepage | 07.21.07
Yup, Bush invites some of the "A" list pundits to the WH and they all leave swooning like they just got laid by a movie star.
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My mom's hospice was through a religious hospital, but that wasn't an issue for my parents--they're pretty religious. She was on the program for over three months--a long time, by hospice standards. But that was cancer, not Alzheimer's.
Thers's grandfather was in a hospice program for Alzheimer's, but he died within a week or so of starting.
The rise in ocean levels due to global warming will cause many New Orleans type floodings.
Coastal cities in the US will be in danger, including NYC and Boston.
The Kyoto Accords are like taking an aspirin to cure cancer.
In case anybody missed it, Brad Delong put up an anti impeachment column by Broder. Anti impeaching Nixon that is.
(Michigan is 737 feet above sea level, btw)
We set our helicopter altimeters at 894 feet here in Lansing.
Stupid, or craven?
Oh, right -- not mutually exclusive.
V for Virginia
Neither. Very pleasant.
What you are doing is writing in a style that is little used these days - the decorously humble. It's fine. Don't worry about it.
Want some upside down cake?
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it's all a disinformation campaign - yet they don't know that it is, it just is:
the right is really good at being on the attack: that itself provides disinformation...
the result: confusing the (just as dumb) undecided to vote against their best interests
Moe, my neanderthal is sending me stuff to the effect that the Antarctic is unaffected... and Barndog, you left out the masking tape.
Thanks for the extra eyes, folks. If there are no glaring grammatical errors I'm going with it.
Just think: Very soon I'll stop bitching about school and start bitching about work! Woohoo!
Barndog, you left out the masking tape
I have the Blue tape, Ruth. Otherwise, it's duct tape.
Want some upside down cake?
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GWPDA, Roving Historian
Yes, please. It'll go nicely with bacon, I'm sure.
Gotta go get bacon and post this beeyotch.
Thanks again, genii!
V,
Two questions: is "dementing disorder" a technical term? And is hospice usually capitalized?
V, it sounds like they were more fortunate than you were to have you take part in the hospice.
That career is actually a calling.
It's always with the amputees. How 'bought visiting some 20 year old poor bastard who got his face literally blown off.
Bush will show up with Halloween masks no doubt.
"Who ya wanna look like today kid?"
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Ruth-- here's Hansen's paper. Tell him to read it and get back to you.
The gist: in the past, temmperature rises of what is predicted for the immediate future led to the disappearance of Antarctica and Greenland ice sheets, almost immediatly (less than 100 years), and sea level rises of 5- 10 metres.
"dementing disorder"
Sounds to me like a general term for categorizing dementia type disorders.
I get some of my best slightly used furniture from the Hospice of the Valley re-sale shop. I won't say that contributing their furniture is a pre-requisite for Hospice taking you in here - Mrs. Goldwater wouldn't let that happen - but evidently the rule of thumb is that if Hospice sees you out, your family should donate some nice Chippendale to help out. Works for me.
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Duct tape isn't biodegradable, tho!
V,
Two questions: is "dementing disorder" a technical term? And is hospice usually capitalized?
Molly Ivors, da boom king
Spellcheck hates "dementing," but it's the term used to describe the type of illness.
I was capitalizing Hospice because I'm talking about this particular one, and it has Hospice capitalized as part of its name. Think it's wrong?
They are Rich and Stupid
Murdoch and Redstone et al are wealthy and quite smart
That career is actually a calling.
Mr.Murder
I don't know how long I can do it -- I think it'll be very demanding emotionally. But it's the. only. thing. I want to do right now.
Shaw,
Stupid is Bushboy to the core, but beyond that his indifference to the pain and loss of others is disgustingly depraved, which is why he is the depraved moron.
trifecta thanks for the post by brad delong.
watching brooks and tweety and pumpkin head on the tube is pretty much the same as watching buffalo bob, clarabell and howdy doody back in my yute...only much more acidic on the brain.
Think it's wrong?
Not sure. I think it would be capitalized only when used as part of the name.
"Lourdes Hospice" but "the hospice".
hahaha...because we were trained to not kweshtion author-it-tey. the education process was designed to create worker drones that are punctual, clean, and willing to take orders.
jdw |
I think I am beginning to see why I have not always fit into the workplace. Meeting one and one-half of those three was probably not enough. The little fact that I knew what I was doing was not considered important. Would have been much better to say 'how high' when asked to jump and then falling on my face as compared to going and getting a ladder to do the job.
McClatchy has a good
Don't know that the cretin in chief doesn't just generally have a tin ear. From Holden's postings of his actual drivel yesterday, he doesn't have a direct relationship with anything that approximates knowledge or experience. It's purely meaningless talking points - not speech.
McClatchey has a good what?
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oops. article on Iraqi refugees.
Sweden has taken in more than the U.S.
watching brooks and tweety and pumpkin head on the tube is pretty much the same as watching buffalo bob, clarabell and howdy doody back in my yute...only much more acidic on the brain.
singe
If only they were 'mute' like Clarabell. A yes or no set of horns would be entertaining though on Meet the Press.
Russert - "Has the Surge begun?"
Lieberman - "Honk Honk!"
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Barndog,
Maybe that is Muskegon - I kind of figured Lansing was always a bit "higher" than Muskegon anyway.
But on subject: I believe in all of the time I have been here I have been cautioning people against giving too much credence to "celebrity." In my time on this earth and having met and been disappointed by many many "celebrities" I have learned that they are just the same as anyone else. To think they are better, smarter, or anything else is to both discount yourself and abdicate your own responsibility to find out what is happening in your world.
(and the news is particularly stoopit this day)
David Shuster sat in for "Tucker" yesterday, and the show was actually watchable! "Barbaric!"
She was on the program for over three months--a long time, by hospice standards.
Hospice came to assess my dad the day he died, so he never ended up having help from hospice.
My mom was pretty much adamant that she could care for him, anyway, but I think she made a mistake in that assessment.
Regardless, my dad was a well-liked man around his bayou, and we just got notice of a chili-cook off in honor/memory of my dad, with the proceeds going to hospice, so I think that's pretty cool.
August 18th. You have to live on the bayou to cook the chili, but anyone can taste.
Ruth,
Bushboy speaks in propaganda sound-bytes. It's got nothing to do with truth or humanity and has everything to do with propping up his corrupt and criminal regime.
And naturally the MSM airs his drivel as though it's important news.
Thanks, Moe, I will pass it along. But I think that the profit motif has much more to do with the recidivists' take on global warming. The simple life would not enrich them and their cronies.
Mom got in-home hospice care at the end, it was very helpful to my dad.
Not sure. I think it would be capitalized only when used as part of the name.
"Lourdes Hospice" but "the hospice".
Molly Ivors, da boom king
You're right. I changed the first instance to lower case, and put the entire name of the hospice in question in the second time.
Thanks again.
The front page of the Washington Post links to the Fred Hiatt editorial, under the words "Democratic Demagoguery on Iraq".
I wonder if w is having his procedure at Camp David instead of Walter Reed because he's afraid of running into someone who doesn't approve of his policies. This is really kind of strange, afaic.
Good luck, Virginia. I'm with GWPDA on the letter. It's nice.
A Taliban spokesman claims that the group has shot and killed two Germans after a deadline for negotiations passed.
Yousuf Ahmadi, speaking by phone on Saturday, said: "We executed one of the Germans and will kill the other one unless the government of Germany or the Afghan government contact us for negotiations at 1:00pm [08:30 GMT] today."
An hour and a half later, he said: "Since the governments did not contact us, we killed the second German hostage at 1:10pm."
The Taliban has also threatened to kill a group of about 20 South Koreans, mostly women, seized in Afghanistan's Ghazni province on Thursday.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/
...64BE51759BC.htm
It's purely meaningless talking points - not speech.
Ruth | Homepage |
Earlier this week Bush was briefly interviewed by an ESPN reporter at some baseball thing on the WH lawn. Watching Bush try to impress this reporter about how he (Bush) really has more important things to worry about than sports was funny.
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Here's another Hansen paper:
Abstract. I suggest that a `scientific reticence' is inhibiting the communication of a threat of a potentially large sea level rise. Delay is dangerous because of system inertias that could create a situation with future sea level changes out of our control. I argue for calling together a panel of scientific leaders to hear evidence and issue a prompt plain-written report on current understanding of the sea level change issue.
Sweden has taken in more than the U.S.
trifecta | Homepage | 07.21.07 - 8:16 am | #
LOL. Watch the MSM cover the arrival of "those people" in the US. Or don't, because they'll be ordered not to cover it.
Rudy, Holden has pretty well documented Bush's
decline in speaking/reasoning ability of late.
I wonder if w is having his procedure at Camp David instead of Walter Reed because he's afraid of running into someone who doesn't approve of his policies.
You know, I really, really want to comment on that, but I think it's in the best interest of my A-List blogger if I refrain.
Denmark has completed the evacuation of some 200 Iraqis who it feared faced danger for their association with Danish troops in southern Iraq.
A final group of 80 Iraqis has arrived in Denmark, joining 120 already there.
The airlift of the Iraqis, including translators for Danish troops, had so far been kept secret for security reasons, a Danish official said.
Denmark is expected to withdraw its group of 480 troops from Basra in southern Iraq next month.
Militants fighting US-led forces regard as traitors any Iraqis who work with foreign troops.
The family members of these Iraqis have also been targeted in militant attacks.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europ...ope/
6908792.stm
plantsman,
I so wish David Shuster would replace that asinine twit, Tucker Carlson.
Dan Abrams, who runs MSNBC, is a vast improvement over Scarboy in the 9 PM segment that follows KO.
If all of the above comes to pass, MSNBC could become the antidote to FUX NEWS poison.
Rudy, I guess the defensive nature is also a factor that will wipe out any relation between words and meaning.
nice - we get to keep hearing the word Taliban and execute in our MSM
i wonder if keeping teh boogie man alive is part and parcel of always being at war (with eastasia)? of course it is - go to flyover country and that is precisely the reason the retards give you for continued military presence
i need to watch the tour de france and swoon over a real country
I wonder if w is having his procedure at Camp David instead of Walter Reed because he's afraid of running into someone who doesn't approve of his policies. This is really kind of strange, afaic.
ql-was in NY
I'm sure Bush will have a bunch of jokes about the 'prep' for his colonoscopy.
"I'd a shit my brains out if I had any!"
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Agreed on Shuster and Abrams. Tucker's impassioned if senseless rants don't deserve to be aired at all -- time for the hook!
My mom was pretty much adamant that she could care for him, anyway, but I think she made a mistake in that assessment.
People really want to do this when they can -- they feel it's a duty and genuinely want to provide the care to the person they love. The only thing is it can be exhausting and getting the help can help the caregivers as much or as little as they need, while making sure the patient gets what they need.
The chili cookoff sounds like a very fitting tribute. Send me a couple of bowls!
Off to post the thing. Back later to commiserate about the end of civilization.
Days noticeably shorter, and it's only July.
A transcript of the interrogation of a doctor charged in Australia in connection with the London and Glasgow terror attacks reveals inconsistencies in police statements about the case.
Publication of the 142-page transcript has fuelled growing concerns over the apparent lack of evidence against Mohammed Haneef, a 27-year-old Indian doctor who was arrested in Australia as he was about to board a flight to Bangalore on Monday July 2, two days after the failed car bomb attacks in London and Scotland.
In police affidavits filed with a court in Brisbane, officers stated that throughout two days of questioning Dr Haneef gave no explanation as to why his ticket to India was one way. But in the interview transcripts Dr Haneef, who has been charged with providing support to a terrorist organisation, told officers he was flying to Bangalore via Singapore to see his wife and new baby, who had just been born by caesarean section. He said his father-in-law bought him the single ticket and he was planning to buy his return ticket in Bangalore with his own money.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
terror...2131637,00.html
I wonder if w is having his procedure at Camp David instead of Walter Reed because he's afraid of running into someone who doesn't approve of his policies.
You know, I really, really want to comment on that, but I think it's in the best interest of my A-List blogger if I refrain.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore
Most brilliant comment yesterday, from bloggus (in re: preznit & Darth):
"They both are in my prayers."
I'm going to see the movie "Golden Door," tonight. Any reviewers out there with opinions?
Most brilliant comment yesterday, from bloggus (in re: preznit & Darth):
"They both are in my prayers."
I knew I was forgetting something when I listed some of the outrages earlier. Tony Snow say that w never said Saddam was responsible for 9/11; that was something the Democrats just made up to bludgeon him with.
Jesus.H.Fucking.Christ.
I suggest that a `scientific reticence' is inhibiting the communication of a threat of a potentially large sea level rise.
LOL, reticence...uhhh NO - that is not reticence, but rather controlled media
239 ft above sea level here (although only 15 miles from the coast - this place will be an island as the CT river will inundate it's valley
Turkey's election candidates have moved into the final day of campaigning, ahead of the country's general election.
Campaigning ends officially at 6pm (15:00 GMT) on Saturday, with surveys indicating that the ruling party of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, is likely to retain its majority.
An election win will give the AK party another five years in power, though it is likely to be with a weaker margin as other parties join the parliament.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/
...7B68A6B1239.htm
Good joss, VA
Here, we still don't need AC and more rain is expected today. This time last year it was over 100F 11 days in a row, and I wake up every day wondering how we survived.
Will do breakfast now, back later.
Tony Snow say that w never said Saddam was responsible for 9/11; that was something the Democrats just made up to bludgeon him with.
I bet you wanted to scream.
How many times did I hear Bush more than allude to that myth?
Too many times to count.
Off to post the thing. Back later to commiserate about the end of civilization.
V for Virginia
Just as there were no social services for any of the other difficulties my family went thru, neither was there such a thing as Hospice. It's a good thing there is now - frankly, being the designated caregiver is pretty rough.*
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*The role of hospice was filled traditionally by the youngest, unmarried daughter. That was what she was there for.
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Vicki, yup.
How many times did I hear Bush more than allude to that myth?
Too many times to count.
Vicki, Who ♥ Al Gore | Homepage | 07.21.07 - 8:27 am | #
How come only John Stewart points out the lie?
Here's a diary at kos that documents O'Really's (and others') hate filled screeds.
Well written.
Agent Orange, I can't stand to watch him. He's inadequate at playing 'human'.
ql,
And the lies keep coming from an administration that has been flooding us with lies from before their illegal assumption of power.
If we had a "free press" that actually challenged Snow-job, the depraved moron and Cheneychins, they might not lie with such impunity or so often or if they did, they would be laughingstocks to even the 30% that still believe in them.
Turkey's Prime Minister has threatened an invasion of northern Iraq if, after the Turkish election on Sunday, talks fail with Iraq and the US on curbing the activities of Turkish Kurd guerrillas.
Turkish artillery has been firing increasingly heavy barrages at villages in the north of Iraqi Kurdistan. After three Turkish soldiers were killed and five wounded by a mine laid by PKK guerrillas last week, some 100 shells exploded around the border town of Zakho, forcing residents to flee.
The Prime Minister, Recep Tayyib Erdogan, said the PKK fighters had been using northern Iraq as a base to make attacks.
http://news.independent.co.uk/
wo...icle2788616.ece
"playing" human.
He's not even a primate.
I just wonder if Cheney plans to bomb Iran when he plays president this morning while Bush gets his bing probed.
And yes, -now- Arthur is having a nice sleepy-bye.
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Heh-heh. Elite Proctologists practicing their love on Shrub.
I knew I was forgetting something when I listed some of the outrages earlier. Tony Snow say that w never said Saddam was responsible for 9/11; that was something the Democrats just made up to bludgeon him with.
Jesus.H.Fucking.Christ.
ql-was in NY
I recall during the run-up to the war, Bush's speeches really did tip-toe aroung saying it explicitly exactly so years later a press secretary could 'deny it'.
I also recall the first time Bush said Saddam had nothing to do with 9/11 was during a media blitz over a Hurrican Irene that was headed toward the middle Atlantic states. The media was in the wall-to-wall hurricane mode.
Bush got his statement on the record and absolutely no one reported it.
They're evil.
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OT: Casual sexual behaviour, often fuelled by alcohol, is causing an alarming rise in sexually transmitted infections among teenage girls and young men, the Health Protection Agency said yesterday.
Gay men are also contracting increasing numbers of infections, which suggests the fear of HIV/Aids has decreased and that more people are having unsafe sex.
The overall number of infections went up last year by 2%, from 368,341 to 376,508, which the HPA says may suggest a slowdown in what had appeared to be a rapid rise over the past few years. But there are real concerns about the behaviour of young people and gay men. Among teenage girls aged 16 to 19 the numbers catching genital herpes - an unpleasant sexual infection which is treatable but never completely cured - are up by 16%.
http://society.guardian.co.uk/
he...2131521,00.html
I see the global warming denialists have taken to trolling Amazon, panning books they haven't read.
They're evil.
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Agent Orange
they really are.
I honestly never expected to have such people in power again during my lifetime.
Hey, GWPDA!
Gore in Fighting Trim?
Liberals dominate the media....this has been announced by Rush Limbaugh. And Thomas Sowell. And Ann Coulter. And Rich Lowry. Bill O'Reilly. And Robert Novak. And George Will.
And John Gibson. And Michelle Malkin. And David Brooks. And Tony Snow. And Tony Blankely. And Fred Barnes. And Britt Hume. And Larry Kudlow. And Sean Hannity. And David Horowitz. And William Kristol. And Hugh Hewitt. And William Buckley.
And Oliver North. And Joe Scarborough. And Pat Buchanan. And John McLaughlin. And Cal Thomas. And Joe Klein. And James Kilpatrick. And Tucker Carlson. And Deroy Murdock. And Michael Savage. And Charles Krauthammer. And Stephen Moore. And Alan Keyes.
And Gary Bauer. And Mort Kondracke. And Andrew Sullivan. And Nicholas von Hoffman. And Neil Cavuto. And Matt Drudge. And Mike Rosen. And Dave Kopel. And John Caldara. And Deborah Howell. And Richard Morin. And John Harris. And Gordon Liddy. And laura Ingraham.
And Larry Elder. And Tammy Bruce. And Neal Boortz. And FOX DJ ManPal. And Rusty Humphrey. And Laura Schlessinger.
So what if the Administration had to pay Armstrong Williams and Maggie Gallagher to run their script.
USA! USA!
we're number 1 - we spend our treasury on being strong and making bombs and having imperialistic bases, all in the name of...of what?
those dumb frenchies and yuropeans spending their treasury on their people for dumb shit like healthcare and college - they are stupid, we're number one, we're number one!!!
/wingnut mindless thought
agent orange, of course we could go with the andy's gang for the model of msm reportage...
pumpkin head: "plunk your magic twanger froggy"
lieberman: "the surge is working, i'll be good i will, i will!".
http://michelesworld.net/dmm/fro...remlin/
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'Enkew, Vicki. Let me introduce my newest comfy chair.
If we had a "free press" that actually challenged Snow-job, the depraved moron and Cheneychins, they might not lie with such impunity or so often or if they did, they would be laughingstocks to even the 30% that still believe in them.
Rudy |
There is a great video (on YouTube?) of combined snippets of every mention of "Saddam Hussein, 9/11 and terrorists" that was presented at the 2004 Repug Nat'l Convention.
Basically the boiled down essence of playing the fear card to the suckers.
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Oh, no: Al Gore in a Nutri-system ad: "I went from a size 56 coat to a 42, and I invented the internet!"
How's that copper clad toaster?
Ya know, I kind of like my men a little bit bigger than whatever the fuck normal is.
Just sayin'.
More to hold, more to hug, more to love.
I bet Al and Tipper still get cozy. Lucky Tipper.
Of course Gore is looking good. He was always something of an exercise hound-- the trogolytes were criticizing him for having a gym on the campaign bus, way back when. Doing the no-stop travel for the global warming campaign took him out of routine, and he gained weight. Now he's back to it. None of this is surprising. And, yes, he's running. In both senses of the word.
A lot of our elite scribblers and chatters are just truly and profoundly stupid.
I run into this all the time in the wine business... people tell me: "But this wine got 92 points!"
I say, "What's 92 points worth from a 72 point reviewer?"
It's astonishing how many people will persistently buy things they don't care for because they've supposedly been well-reviewed, and then figure that the problem is with them.
Well it is, but it isn't the problem they imagine.
'Enkew, Vicki. Let me introduce my newest comfy chair.
GWPDA, Roving Historian
Looks like you've got a little Klismos and Queen Anne chair thing going on behind the subject chair.
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USB! USB!
What can I say? I'm a big fan of the Universal Serial Bus connection on computers.
I do believe it is time for my first Saturday nap. Have a good morning, bats, and for a little bit of good cheer, go see how the Washington DC Circuit Court of Appeals busted some government chops yesterday.
mogwai,
The Military-Industrial Complex has had a stranglehold on the US government since before the time Ike warned about it in his 1961 farewell speech.
To sustain their $500 billion/year fraud, they must constantly manufacture or inflate fear. Fear of Commies, fear of terrorists, fear of rogue states.
It never ends. In the meantime our infrastructure and schools crumble, our democracy is made into a sham and our lives are put far more at risk, while the few, the rich, the greedy make obscene amounts of money.
Attacking Hillary as a traitor may not have been Edelman's best moment.
Gilly Gonzylon | 07.21.07 - 8:34 am
Bookmark or save that list folks. It's a good one.
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I need three chairs. Two for the parlor and one for the den. But I won't buy new.
Overstrech in Iraq and Afghanistan Leaves UK Vulnerable to Attack
Washington DC Circuit Court of Appeals busted some government chops yesterday
Chief Justice Douglas H. Ginsburg wrote that the court and the detainees' law