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Monday, October 03, 2005

Currently Reading
Warrior King: The Case for Impeaching George Bush
By John Bonifaz, Nation Books Thunder's Mouth
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WELCOME BUSH HATTERS!!

ANOTHER ENTRY FILLED WITH HATE FOR BUSH AND HIS EVILS...

WE ALL KNOW WHY HIS RESPONSE TO KATRINA WAS SO SLOW!!!!

 

Lest We Forget
Dogs Eat New Orleans Corpse
"There will be ample time for people to figure out
what went right, and what went wrong."

— G. W. Bush

 

The Buck Never Stops
Playing The Blame Game
"I think one of the things that people want
us to do here is to play a blame game."

— G. W. Bush

 

Let Them Eat Cake!
Barbara Bush Laughs At Fortunate Survivors
"What I’m hearing, which is sort of scary,
is they all want to stay in Texas."

— Barbara Bush

 

Bush - The "Hero" of New Orleans
Bush The Hero of New Orleans
"In America, we do not abandon our
fellow citizens in their hour of need."

— G. W. Bush

 

AND WE ALL KNOW HOW NICE HE WAS TO OLD CINDY!!!

Hunting For Terrorists
Bush has terrorism in his sights
"We are hunting down the terrorists."

— G. W. Bush

 

Karl Rove Retiring?
Dean Points Out Moral Bankruptcy of Republicanism
"If there's a leak out of my admin-
istration, I want to know who it is.
If the person has violated law,
that person will be taken care of."

— G. W. Bush

 

Who Do You Trust?
Dean Points Out Moral Bankruptcy of Republicanism
"Political parties that choose the path
of obstruction will not gain the trust
of the American people."

— G. W. Bush

 

 


Tuesday, May 31, 2005

Currently Reading
Worse Than Watergate: The Secret Presidency of George W. Bush
By John W. Dean
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WELCOME BUSH HATTERS!!

ANOTHER ENTRY FILLED WITH HATE FOR BUSH AND HIS EVILS...

OIL PIRCES HAVE BEEN THROUGH THE ROOF THE PAST FEW MONTHS, EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE INVADED A COUNTRY FULL OF OIL RESERVES. SOME HOW, IT JUST DOESNT ADD UP...

Bush as Pooh, Blair as Christopher Robin

 

AND ABOUT HIS PERSONAL LIFE WITH ANIMALS...

RECENTLY, THE BRISTISH ELECTIONS WERE HELD AND TONY BLAIR'S LABOR PARTY ONCE AGAIN WON CONTROL; ITS SAFE TO SAY THAT HE MAY HAVE GOTTEN SOME AID FROM DUBYA...

ALSO, HERE IS THE LIST OF ALL OF THE MAJOR BANKRUPTIONS DURING THE LAST 30 YEARS...

bankruptcychart

 

 

 

 

TRANSCRIPT OF PRESIDENT'S SURPRISE LATE-NIGHT MEETING WITH THE GHOST OF MINORITY FILIBUSTERS PAST: SENATOR STROM THURMOND OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Official White House Transcript

[BEGIN TRANSCRIPT]

 

 

 

 

 

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: Geooooorge. Geeeeeorge!

THE PRESIDENT: What? Who's there? Pickles? Mommy? I done must be hearing things. Unless —

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: De-tuck yourself from beddy-bye and stand at attention, President Cooter!

THE PRESIDENT: Holy mackerel! The dry ice smoke, the spooky organ music, the community theater production values... I'm do believe I'm being visited by GOD! FINALLY!

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: Shit boy, don't confuse me with that goody two-shoes! It's me — Strom Thurmond, former South Cackalacky Senator, war hero, segregationist, and slave-porking fuck machine — come all the way back from "whites-only" heaven to give you a divine warning.

THE PRESIDENT: I don't believe this... can't be real... must be a bit of meatloaf giving me RADICAL HALLUCINATORY INDIGESTION!

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: Stop getting all spastic before you soil them purty pajamas, boy. I have come from beyond to tell you that there is, in fact, an afterlife — and that God judges souls on all the ten commandments. Except the first and last. That's because He don't find nothing wrong with football on the Sabbath, and He's totally cool with TV advertising, even if it's nothing but sweet tits and ass and coveting riches left and right.

That's right Georgie-Porgie, the Almighty really does vote Republican.

THE PRESIDENT: Oh Spirit, why is it that your feet are shackled in link sausages?

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: Each link represents a bill or judicial nominee I blocked, subverted, or torpedoed by exploiting the Senate rules our fruity Founding Fathers designed to give voice to the minority. Seems those knicker-wearing wussies wanted to ensure that tyranny could never reign in the world's greatest deliberative body.

THE PRESIDENT: Huh?

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: That's what I said! Can you believe that bullshit? Anyway, look: I'm here on a heavenly mission to make sure you support that cute little muppet Billy Frist in his pursuit to eliminate all the checks and balances that are preventing our party from handing America over to the Christian Taliban.

THE PRESIDENT: Come again?

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: The durned filibuster, boy! The unlimited debate that can stall a vote? Like the vote on nominating those two smoking-hot Nazi bitches — Owens and Brown — to become the "good" kind of judge that listens to the party line instead of any cotton-picking "logic" or "reason." Y'all are mighty close to changing the rules of the Senate forever, so that the body will simply bend to the will of the eternal right-wing majority. It's a damned noble castration if you ask me, and I'm here to crack the whip so you get it done!

THE PRESIDENT: What am I supposed to do?

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: Just listen up, Bush-boy. The Good Lord sent me here to tell you to forget all about the fact that it was the longest-ever-serving Republican Senator — that's ME — who loved to use and abuse the filibuster even more than the illicit, gooey-hot honey pots of his countless negro hoochie mamas. In fact, I hold the record for the longest filibuster ever — trying to stave off that infernal civil rights legislation that truly did ruin this lovely white country.

Also — forget all about the irony that that the New Republican South is so hostile to the filibuster, since they used it for over a hundred years to make sure none of the promises made to niggers after the Civil War would have to get honored.

THE PRESIDENT: Golly, that IS irony!

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: You bet your little Yalie candy ass it is!

THE PRESIDENT: Wait. What is irony again?

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: (Sighs.) Irony is a that thing liberals use to help them feel better by cracking stupid little jokes while we're bending them over a barrel and ass-raping them six ways to Sunday!

THE PRESIDENT: Oooooh! And we like that, right?

GHOST OF STROM THURMOND: Hell yeah we do, boy! Yeeeeeeeeeee-haw!

[RAUCOUS, OTHERWORLDLY LAUGHTER]

[END TRANSCRIPT]


Thursday, May 19, 2005

Currently Watching
Fahrenheit 9/11
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WELCOME BUSH HATERS!!!

DO YOU PEOPLE REALIZE THAT BUSH ADVOCATES FAMILY VALUES, BUT HIS OWN DAIGHTER WAS CAUGHT STRIPPING AT A BEACH?!

Now Be Fair!
Almost A  Beaver!
"I think a person ought to be judged on how
he or she lives his life, or lives her life."

— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whorehouse)

 

HE ALSO MUST HAVE HAND SOME HAND IN THE ELECTION OF THE NEW POPE. THE MAN IS CONSERVATIVE THAT THERE MUST HAVE BEEN SOME INTERVENTION!

Congratulations, Papa Pedo
Congratulations Papa Pedo
"Laura and I offer our
congratulations to Pope Benedict XVI"

— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whitwash)

 

 

THE BUSHES, HOWEVER, DISRESPECTED THE OLD POPE BEYOND ALL REASON!!!

Mourning Kiss?

George And Laura Share A Mourning Kiss
"Laura and I join people across the Earth in
mourning the passing of Pope John Paul II"

— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whitewhores)

AND FINALLY, TO COMMEMORATE THE SOON TO BE REALSED STAR WARS, HERE IS AN ARTICLE:

Star Wars On Terror


After the attack of the separatist army (Al Qaeda), it became apparent that the separatists (terrorist) were a threat to the Republic (the US). To counter this, the Republic (US) needed a military, and Chancellor Palpatine (President Bush) required the authority to activate the Republic's newly forged army of 'Star Wars' Raises Questions on U.S. Policy



Without Michael Moore and "Fahrenheit 9/11" at the Cannes Film Festival this time, it was left to George Lucas and "Star Wars" to pique European ire over the state of world relations and the United States' role in it.

Lucas' themes of democracy on the skids and a ruler preaching war to preserve the peace predate "Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith" by almost 30 years. Yet viewers Sunday and Lucas himself noted similarities between the final chapter of his sci-fi saga and our own troubled times.

Cannes audiences made blunt comparisons between "Revenge of the Sith" the story of Anakin Skywalker's fall to the dark side and the rise of an emperor through warmongering to President Bush's war on terrorism and the invasion of Iraq.

Two lines from the movie especially resonated:

"If you're not with me, then you're my enemy," Hayden Christensen's Anakin soon to become villain Darth Vader tells former mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor       ). The line echoes Bush's international ultimatum after the Sept. 11 attacks, "Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists."


"That quote is almost a perfect citation of Bush," said Liam Engle, a 23-year-old French-American aspiring filmmaker. "Plus, you've got a politician trying to increase his power to wage a phony war."

Though the plot was written years ago, "the anti-Bush diatribe is clearly there," Engle said.

The film opens Wednesday in parts of Europe and Thursday in the United States and many other countries. At the Cannes premiere Sunday night, actors in white stormtrooper costumes paraded up and down the red carpet as guests strolled in, while an orchestra played the "Star Wars" theme.

Lucas said he patterned his story after historical transformations from freedom to fascism, never figuring when he started his prequel trilogy in the late 1990s that current events might parallel his space fantasy.


"As you go through history, I didn't think it was going to get quite this close. So it's just one of those recurring things," Lucas said at a Cannes news conference. "I hope this doesn't come true in our country.

"Maybe the film will waken people to the situation," Lucas joked.

That comment echoes Moore's rhetoric at Cannes last year, when his anti-Bush documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the festival's top honor.

Unlike Moore, whose Cannes visit came off like an anybody-but-Bush campaign stop, Lucas never mentioned the president by name but was eager to speak his mind on U.S. policy in Iraq, careful again to note that he created the story long before the Bush-led occupation there.

"When I wrote it, Iraq didn't exist," Lucas said, laughing.

"We were just funding Saddam Hussein and giving him weapons of mass destruction. We didn't think of him as an enemy at that time. We were going after Iran and using him as our surrogate, just as we were doing in Vietnam. ... The parallels between what we did in Vietnam and what we're doing in Iraq now are unbelievable."


The prequel trilogy is based on a back-story outline Lucas created in the mid-1970s for the original three "Star Wars" movies, so the themes percolated out of the Vietnam War and the Nixon-Watergate era, he said.

Lucas began researching how democracies can turn into dictatorships with full consent of the electorate.

In ancient Rome, "why did the senate after killing Caesar turn around and give the government to his nephew?" Lucas said. "Why did France after they got rid of the king and that whole system turn around and give it to Napoleon? It's the same thing with Germany and Hitler.

"You sort of see these recurring themes where a democracy turns itself into a dictatorship, and it always seems to happen kind of in the same way, with the same kinds of issues, and threats from the outside, needing more control. A democratic body, a senate, not being able to function properly because everybody's squabbling, there's corruption."

http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/ap/20050515/111618582000.html

 


Sunday, March 20, 2005

WELCOME BUSH HATERS! I HAVE OVERHAULED THE SITE TO BRING TO YOU, THE ANTI BUSH 2.0! TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK!(entry popup, music, moving header, wizard, AT BOTTOM: jokes, clock, etc.) ENJOY!!!

Now then, strait to business. I am leaving the country in a few days to go to Hungary(leaving Tuesday for two weeks). I shall report on all the anti bush stuff there, but for now, straight to business:

It is fairly apparent that no one legit has been blamed for Aboo Graib. One can only imagine what they must be going through....

International Lawbreaking
 
International Outlaws Denied Lawyers
 
 
 
"I don't know what you're talking about, about
international law. I've got to consult my lawyer."

 

 

Also, the fact that he "won" the election over the gay marrige scare must have the pope very happy...

 
 
Love The Little Children
 
The Pope thanks Bush for doing his bidding
 
"In the debate about the rights of the unborn...
we welcome vulnerable children into the care
and protection of Americans."

— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whitehouse)


 

And, a very important point. After two months of the war in Iraq, Dubya landed on the USS Hamond to tell the troops the war is over. We had 200 casualties at that point. Now its over 1500. Multiple "Worst Day in Iraq" declarations have been made.

Worst Day Since "End Of War"
 
Worst Day Since End Of War
 
"No comment."

— G. W. Bush
(Source: Oakland Tribune)

 

Finally, I bet everyone is overjoyed at the fact that Paul Wolfie has been nominated to head the world bank. Plus side is that he isnt charge of defense anymore, otherwise we're even more fucked.

Wolfowitz Woos The UN
 
Wolfowitz woos the UN
 
"I welcome today's unanimous passage of
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1511."

— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whitehouse)

 

 

IRAQ
An Unhappy Anniversary

This weekend marks the two-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Two years ago, the White House had waged an aggressive campaign for invading Iraq. Since that time, however, all of the rationales posed by the White House as justification for the war have been thoroughly debunked. There were no weapons of mass destruction. Saddam had no collaborative ties to al Qaeda. Even more egregious, however, is while there was a comprehensive plan for getting into the war, the White House never implemented a real plan for winning the peace and establishing a secure Iraq. Today, more than 1,500 American soldiers have been killed. There still is no exit strategy for U.S. troops. There is no standard for determining when Iraqi security forces will be ready to take over responsibility for their own security. Corruption is rampant, reconstruction is woefully behind, and the American public is becoming increasingly disillusioned with this "war of choice." (According to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, 53 percent of Americans said the war was not worth fighting and 70 percent said the number of U.S. casualties is an unacceptable price.)

COST OF WAR, THEN AND NOW: In the days after the invasion two years ago, the Bush administration famously predicted the war would pay for itself. Andrew Natsios, head of USAID, remember, told Congress: "In terms of the American taxpayers contribution, [$1.7 billion] is it for the US. The rest of the rebuilding of Iraq will be done by other countries and Iraqi oil revenues." Deputy Secretary of State Paul Wolfowitz backed him up, saying Iraq was a country "that can really finance its own reconstruction and relatively soon." Today, the U.S. is on track to spend more than $300 billion to maintain our troops.

INSURGENCY, THEN AND NOW: Two years ago, the White House claimed U.S. troops would be greeted as liberators by an overjoyed Iraqi people. In July 2003, there were an estimated 5,000 insurgents fighting against U.S. troops. Today, that estimate is closer to 18,000. And while a year ago, there were an average of 14 attacks against U.S. troops per day, now there are more than 70.

IRAQI FORCES, THEN AND NOW: The Pentagon has long been saying Iraqi security forces are on the cusp of taking over responsibility for their own security. It's a lot of politics with very little truth. A new report by the Government Accountability Office found "U.S. government agencies do not report reliable data on the extent to which Iraqi security forces are trained and equipped." For example, the number of Iraqi security forces is consistently overstated. Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has said, for example, that there are 145,000 Iraqi troops trained; Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE), ranking member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, puts that number at closer to 4,000.

RECONSTRUCTION, THEN AND NOW: Two years ago, the White House promised to restore prosperity to Iraq. However, instead of sending seasoned experts to lead the massive reconstruction, the administration instead sent very young, inexperienced ideologues, chosen for their loyalty rather than their training. Money was bottlenecked; contracts were botched. And that lack of attention had serious consequences. AP reports, "Two years after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, the tattered and dangerous country has become one of the world's poorest, ranking at the level of Haiti and Senegal." Today, Iraq produces about 700,000 barrels of oil a day less than before the invasion. Electrical capacity has gone backwards. Last June, Iraq was generating less electricity than before the war, leaving most Iraqis with only 12 to 14 hours of power a day. Today, that's fallen even further. According to State Department figures, "Iraq now averages just 8.5 hours of electricity a day, with some provinces getting as little as five hours."

USING CONTRACTORS, THEN AND NOW: The administration put the burden of reconstruction on the shoulders of private, no-bid, outside contractors, many of whom saw it as an easy way to make a quick buck. Today, for example, Pentagon auditors have discovered Halliburton has overcharged American taxpayers by $108 million. Just this week, in the first criminal case of contracting fraud in Iraq, a former manager for Halliburton subsidiary KBR was indicted on 10 counts by a federal jury for cheating the government out of nearly $4 million in Kuwait. A separate audit also found Halliburton can't account for $1.8 billion in a separate contract to repair oil fields in Iraq. It's not just U.S. money missing: the Coalition Provisional Authority also can't account for almost $9 billion in spent Iraqi funds.


Thursday, March 17, 2005

GREETINGS TO ALL. WHAT THE HELL IS BUSH DOING?! HE HIRES "REPORTERS" TO PROMOTE HIS SOCIAL SECURITY AGENDA, WHICH BY THE WAY IS GONNA FUCK UP THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. IS HE BLIND?!?!

A Shocking Gamble
Bush Takes A Shocking Gamble (as usual)
"You're probably wondering why somebody
who has been in politics is talking about
Social Security. After all, it's been called
the third rail of American politics. You grab
a hold of it, and you get electrified."

— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whitehouse)

 

AND WHAT ABOUT WORLD RESPECT??!??! HE SAID HE WOULD HELP REGAIN IT ALL... BUT NO! YOU CANNOT REGAIN RESPECT IN A MEETING WHICH LASTS ABOUT TWO MINUTES! ONLY A SINGLE THING CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED IN TWO MINUTES:

Brief But Apparently Productive
Chalabi Persuade Bush
"My meetings with [Chalabi] were very brief."
— G. W. Bush
(Source: Pasadena Star News)
 
AND WHAT ABOUT OUR SOLDIERS IN IRAQ/!?! ALL BUSH HAS DONE IS TRY TO CUT THEIR BENFITS AND GIVE THEM THE SHITTIEST EQUIPMENT!!! WHAT DO THE VICTIMS FAMILIES THINK ABOUT ALL OF THIS?!!?
Driving Terrorists Crazy?
Bush Driving Terrorists Crazy At DAYTONA
"Terrorists and terrorist states are in a
race for weapons of mass murder,
a race they must lose."
— G. W. Bush
(Source: The Whitehouse)
 
WELL, IN ALL RESPECTS ATLEAST THE GOVERNMENT STILL HAS ENOUGH MONEY IN SURPLUS TO... WAIT! THERE IS NO SURPLUS! I WONDER WHY....
 
Boring "Empty Treasury" News
Bush Was too Bored To Balance The Budget
"I was bored as hell."
— G. W. Bush
(Source: Anderson Cooper - CNN)
 
ALL I CAN SAY IS FUCK BUSH!
 
No W Tile Coaster
 
 
 
 



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