Iraq Wants USA to Hop, Skip and Jump Before 2007

``The president wanted a war, the administration wanted a war,'' said retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kwiatkowski, who served in the Pentagon's Near East and South Asia office in 2002 and 2003. ``Lies were told.''

The L.A. sheriff said in his report that Mel made anti-semitic remarks. To give you an idea of how much trouble he's in, today he hired the law firm of 'Goldfarb, Weinstein and Coen.'-- Jay Leno

Former Texas Southern University President Priscilla Slade was indicted Tuesday along with three others in an alleged spending scandal involving hundreds of thousands of dollars of state money

Her last donation to Bush

Picture the TV commercial, a deep voice delivering this ominous message, in a slow, deliberate cadence: "Even al-Jazeera endorsed Democrat Bobby Casey Jr. Whose side is he on, anyway?"

Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa) referenced it himself Thursday on Fox's O'Reilly Factor.

But there was one little wrinkle.

The Web site was not related to the Arabic TV network based in the Middle East - spelled al-Jazeera, no h.
 

It's based in Dalton, Ga., not Qatar

www.anntelnaes.com

"On Friday, President Bush held a press conference with British Prime Minister Tony Blair and then he met with the 'American Idol,' Taylor Hicks. Those are our two last remaining allies apparently." --Jay Leno

"He should take that $350 million he made for 'Passion of the Christ' and donate it to Israel."  -- Broadway performer Jackie Hoffman.

The House of Representatives has voted to raise the minimum wage from $5.15 an hour to $7.25 an hour -- or as Wal-Mart calls it, the 'end of the world as we know it.' -- Jay Leno

Since you're talking about Jehovah's Witnesses on your site the last couple of days, I'll share a joke with you.

Two Jehovah's Witnesses die and go to heaven.

As they are standing patiently outside the Pearly Gates, they hear a voice inside whisper "Turn out the lights and everybody be quiet. Maybe they'll think we aren't home."
 

lol

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce slightly altered ads praising lawmakers for backing the Medicare prescription drug program as Democrats complained that two Republicans weren't in office when Congress approved the plan.

The Chamber also pulled a spot focused on an incumbent who voted against the program.
 

"Lebanon. Our president, President Bush, has rejected calls for an immediate cease-fire on the grounds that he'd prefer a 'sustainable cease-fire.' It makes sense. He doesn't want the killing to stop until he's sure it will stop. So, there will be more killing until the president's convinced that there will be no more killing. Or everyone else runs out of people." --Jon Stewart

Hi Lisa,

The following checklist occurred to me as I was getting ready for work
& using various typical personal hygiene products this morning:

1. Have I made sure that my armpits do not smell bad? Check.
2. Are my teeth clean & white? Check.
3. Is my hair sufficiently smooth & presentable? Check.
4. Have I ensured that my government is not killing, torturing, or
enabling another government to kill & torture innocent civilians & (especially!)
children?

We are so easily led to obsess on the superficial, & so easily taught
to ignore the important. Thanks to All Hat for helping me to remember
what is important.

Best regards & peace,
Leslie

Wow. Thank you.

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The home of Paul Pedini and Cristina Perez-Pedini in Lexington, Mass., is shown Tuesday, July 18, 2006. The structure is constructed almost entirely of steel and concrete from Boston's Big Dig, utilizing over 600,000 lbs of recycled materials. (Photo/William B. Plowman)

Peace.