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Wednesday edition - October 25, 2006

Limbaugh says actor Fox exaggerating his disease
USA Today - 10-25-06
The conservative radio host told listeners Monday that Fox's lurching, palsied movements in a TV ad...were "an act." Limbaugh noted that Fox, a longtime advocate for research on embryonic stem cells, has said he sometimes does not take his medication in order to illustrate Parkinson's severe physical effects. Uncontrolled shaking and stiffness are among the symptoms of the nerve disease.

Cheney warns terrorism deadlier than Nazis
United Press International - 10-24-06
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (UPI) -- US Vice President Dick Cheney Tuesday warned the global situation today is akin to the 1930s and the consequences could be even deadlier.

US delays pullout, may ship more troops to Iraq
Seattle Times - 10-25-06
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The top US commander in Iraq said Tuesday he may call for more troops to be sent to Baghdad, possibly by increasing the overall US presence in Iraq, as rising bloodshed ...

Al Franken was right --- Rush Limbaugh is a big, fat idiot.

Ya know, the Republicans just might be right: those "weak" Democrats don't even have even a country picked out to invade yet. -- Grant Gerver

The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News

US Military Deaths in Iraq Hit 2,801 Forbes, NY
www.iraqbodycount.org
German paper shows soldiers desecrating skull Swissinfo
Iraq PM bristles over U.S. raid on Shi'ite militia Reuters
Exodus of Iraqi spilling into Europe AP
U.S. official: Britain seeks Iraq pullout in a year Reuters
U.S. would win new war but it would be dirtier: Pace Reuters
U.S. blames Iran, Syria for Iraq violence Reuters
Iraq in danger of breaking up: Russia AFP
Iraq, Japan negotiating $3.5B loan AP
Rumsfeld urged to fight Afghan opium AP
'Don't squeeze N Korea' - Putin BBC News
Some contracts in Iraq spend over 50% on overhead San Francisco Chronicle

Pentagon Capitalism?

A federal judge today sentenced a former Defense Department official from Texas to 18 months in prison in an international weapons case.

Another man pleaded guilty to selling military equipment in the Middle East and pocketing the proceeds.

President Bush Uses "The Google" But Not Email- YouTube.com

William Kristol pooh-poohed the fears that Sunnis and Shiites would be at each others' throats, as "the stuff of pop psychology." Right. And having your head chopped off is just a quick way to drop 11 pounds. Kristol, of course, is revered by much of the right because he was Dan Quayle's chief of staff, and was known as "Quayle's Brain." You know that. Which sounded impressive until I remembered Dan Quayle didn't have a brain. And now, Mr. Kristol proposes immediate military action against Iran, predicting the Iranians will thank us for it. Hey, you know what, Nostrodamus? Why don't you sit this one out?
-- Bill Maher

Disturbing News

Tropical storm hits Mexico, US tourist missing
ABC News
Racial disparities widespread in Medicare system Reuters
L.A. police allege homeless dumping AP

www.internetweekly.org

GOP CONGRESS TO BUSH: ‘DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME’

By Don Davis

The “He Misled” Theme Song (Song Parody)

The “He Misled” Theme Song (Sing to the Mr. Ed Theme Song.)
By Madeleine Begun Kane

Bush never said “stay the course,” of course.
And no one can challenge this ass of horse.
He lies, perforce, to change the course of election day ahead.
Go right to the source. He’ll lie of course.
Won’t give you an answer that you’ll endorse.
He’s never on a truthful course.
Lies you will be fed.
Pundits yakkity yak a streak and waste your time of day.
And talking heads will rarely challenge the lies that the Bushies say.
George Dubya has no remorse, of course,
And Georgie will lie till his voice is hoarse.
He’d love to rule all the world by force.

But listen to this:

Happy days ahead!

Republican Shenanigans

Rice says 'axis of evil' proven right AP
Bush advisers blitz radio airwaves AP
Supreme Court chief draws student protesters at US college International Herald Tribune, France
On CBS' "Free Speech," Hannity falsely suggested Gore flip-flopped ...
Media Matters for America, DC

Limbaugh Denies Going Off Meds to Criticize Fox
Specious Report

"He has a-million-and-a-half troops. He's got missiles pointed at South Korea. So he's dangerous. Now, the point is, how do you deal with him? We have not talked to him. We do it through the Chinese. We outsource our foreign policy to the Chinese." — Gov. Bill Richardson on Kim Jong Il

Jeb's impact on Florida was only slightly better than Dubya's impact on the entire United States. -- Zing!

November 7 - Voter Chaos Day

A combination of new voting technologies, changed rules for voters and a tight battle for control of Congress threatens to result in widespread troubles during the US midterm elections, according to a report to be released on Tuesday.

The study, by www.electionline.org , a non-partisan election clearinghouse, examines an array of changes to US voting practices and their potential impact on polling day, November 7.

Rock-The-Voter News

Frist says Republican candidates should turn focus away from Iraq Boston Globe
Bush campaigns on pocketbook issues AP
Chicago voter info vulnerable to hackers AP
NAACP: Tenn. Senate ad plays to racism AP

We're #53! Woo Hoo!

Some poor countries, such as Mauritania and Haiti, improved their record in a global press freedom index this year, while France, the United States and Japan slipped further down the scale of 168 countries rated, the group Reporters Without Borders said yesterday..."Relations between the media and the Bush administration sharply deteriorated after the president used the pretext of 'national security' to regard as suspicious any journalist who questioned his 'war on terrorism,' " the group said.

"The zeal of federal courts which, unlike those in 33 U.S. states, refuse to recognize the media's right not to reveal its sources, even threatens journalists whose investigations have no connection at all with terrorism," the group said.

Biz/Tech News

Oil Prices Up Ahead of US Data Release Bluefield Daily Telegraph, WV
Sony apologizes for defective batteries The Japan Times, Japan
7-Eleven pulls drink named Cocaine AP
BT buys US anti-hacking specialist Reuters.uk
Browser war heats up as new Firefox takes on IE 7 Monsters and Critics.com
Pair of Satellites Will Document Sun in 3-D New York Times

"You'd think he was running for First Lady." –Bill Clinton, on George H. W. Bush's criticism of Hillary Clinton in the 1992 campaign

Bush-Prison-Torture News

Hostile atmosphere surges at Guantanamo Bay Albuquerque Tribune, NM

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Go-F***-Yourself News

Cheney says Hillary Clinton could win White House Washington Post

Paul Wolfowitz predicted, in 2003, that within a year, the grateful people of Baghdad would name some grand square in their fine city after President Bush. And he was right when he said they'd be waving American flags. They were on fire. -- Argus Hamilton, comedian

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Odd News

Paraguay in a spin about Bush's alleged 100,000 acre hideaway Guardian Unlimited, UK
Family Feud Delays CIA Flier's Funeral Washington Post
Snoop Dogg in hot water over banned baton AFP
Eyelash transplants set to sweep nip tuck world Reuters
Vegemite crackdown fears roil expats Reuters
Toddler gets stuck in vending machine AP
Montana principal returns after 'wedgie' AP
Upset U.S. dad pulls gun on son's football coach Reuters
Cobain bumps off Elvis as top-earning dead celeb Reuters

Women from the Hongyao ethnic group work in terraced rice paddies alongside traditional buildings in Longsheng, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, Thursday, Oct. 12, 2006. The Hongyao, are a branch of Yao minority ethnic group. Their buildings, are traditionally decorated with intricate woodcarving and other ethnic designs and are supported by stilt like columns. In recent years, the Hongyao, who cultivate this spectacular terraced landscape have begun to depend increasingly on tourism for their income, leading to an improvement in living conditions for these mountain farmers. (Photo/Color China Photo)

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