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DICK CHENEY, HUGO CHAVEZ AND BILL CLINTON'S
BAND Baltimore Chronicle -- Aug 16, 2004 …So began the Bush-Cheney campaign to "Floridate" the will of the Venezuela electorate. It didn't matter that Chavez had twice won election. Winning most of the votes, said a White House spokesman, did not make Chavez' government "legitimate." Hmmm. Secret contracts were awarded by our Homeland Security spooks to steal official Venezuela voter lists….
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Report: Bush Fails NY, Site of Republican Meet …New York ranks 35th in per capita funding from the homeland security agency despite being the most populous city in the United States with eight million residents... |
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I would love to be a fly on the wall.
“The big opening ceremony for the Olympics earlier … Actually, it was impressive. 202 nations marching together. 202. You know, that was supposed to happen in Iraq, but of course it didn't work out that way.” -- Jay Leno
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Soldier Killed in Action Named Scotland on Sunday, UK
Iraqi Cleric Rebuffs Overture For Peace washingtonpost.com
Cease-fire holding in western Afghanistan after bloody fighting Boston Globe, MA
Cabbies Against Bush – Click here
“God bless President Bush. He tries. … Like today he called the prime minister of Greece to wish him good luck in the games and to thank him for the Grecian Formula so popular around the world today.” -- Jay Leno
Disturbing News
Bomb Found on Island Hours after Blair Visit The Scotsman, UK
Possible error in case against mosque leaders Newsday, NY
Albany Terror Evidence May Be Flawed ABC News
Republican Shenanigans
Pentagon flipflops, will pay Halliburton fully CBC Ottawa, Canada
Slaves' descendants should get tax exemption: US Senate hopeful AFP
Lott calls for more disclosure of campaign finances SunHerald.com, MS
Dear Lisa,
My donation is just a little something. I've been donating as much as I
can to the Kerry campaign and to almost anything to get Bush and Co.
out of office that I'm spreading my funds a little thin. But I think
think your website is one of the funniest and it keeps me sane in these
times where it makes me crazy that people actually support this
administration that is so corrupt and damaging.
Keep up the great work.
Rose
Dear
Rose,
Thank you so much for your support.
I personally kiss each dollar.
Thanks for your support, and AHNC is at your service.
Take care and keep that safe room duct-taped tight.
Attitude: Not-so-Curious
George (Bush)
President Bush claimed in an interview a while back that he does not read
newspapers. His wife, Laura, later told a reporter that the president was
fudging and that, in fact, he did actually peruse the press.
In matters involving the Bush family, it is generally wise to take Laura's word.
And we were inclined to do so -- until the president's latest pronouncement
about the benefits that have supposedly come America's way as a result of
occupying Iraq.
The man who more than a year ago declared that the heavy lifting in Iraq was
done, only to discover that the fight had barely started, is now back with
another over-the-top pronouncement. "Today," Bush said last week, "because
America has acted and because America has led, the forces of terror and tyranny
have suffered defeat after defeat, and America and the world are safer."
By any measure, the president is wrong.
Capital
Times Monday July 19, 2004
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Bush-Prison-Torture News
Abu-Ghraib unit commander says most abuse took place on one night Centre Daily Times, PA
Soldier who exposed Iraq scandal faces death threats The Olympian, WA
Swift Response video from Move On
Good News
`Pentagon Papers' source calls for more government leaks Macon Telegraph, GA
Kerry/Edwards News
Bush TV ad targets Kerry on intelligence issues USATODAY.com
Kerry Remarks to VFW 105th Annual Convention
U.S. Newswire (press release), DC
"Secretary of State Colin Powell announced that he will not be attending the Republican convention. Uh oh. So I guess they're going to have to find another black guy." -- Jay Leno
Odd News
Schröder adopts Russian orphan Guardian, UK
India to surpass China as most populous country in 2050: study AFP
Father kicks attacking cougar off boy outside Jasper National Park Canadian Press
How Much Do Campaign Visits Cost? WBAY, WI
Canadian arrested for 'interrupting the Games' after diving into pool
Good as New is the wildest, wackiest, perhaps worst, of today's trendy Bibles Canadian Press
A display of 4,000 special candles illuminates the avalanche protection installations at the Schiahorn mountain overlooking the village of Davos, Switzerland, late Sunday evening. The specially designed candles with metallic foil reflectors were set up by landscape artist Ulrich Studer, who called his light installation a 'hymn to the alpine world'. (Keystone, Arno Balzarini)
Peace.