Mike Luckovich

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 8:02 AM | Link to this

Why are you libs afraid to share this message with the American people?

{{{Lt. Jason Nichols and Staff Sergeant Dave Thul, from their respective posts in Baghdad and Al Asad, coordinated an online petition that so far has been signed by 2,843 Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard military personnel members.}}}

{{{Yesterday it was received by Republican members of the House and Senate. The petition, called “Appeal for Courage,” reads:}}}

{{{As an American currently serving my nation in uniform, I respectfully urge my political leaders in Congress to fully support our mission in Iraq and halt any calls for retreat. I also respectfully urge my political leaders to actively oppose media efforts which embolden my enemy while demoralizing American support at home. The War in Iraq is a necessary and just effort to bring freedom to the Middle East and protect America from further attack.}}}

For showing more courage and maturity than all of the “leaders” of the country you fight for, we salute You.

You are the true Americans, what this great country is all about.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 8:02 AM | Link to this

How cheap is this cartoon^^, they are getting desperate, aren’t they?

So I guess Dustin Hoffman is one of those awful fa-g-gots, huh mikey, he did cross dress for a whole movie, a movie I remember that America was quite fond of.

Alas, those were the days before liberals bashed transvestites and rampaged against homosexuality, geez.

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{{{Ads featuring 3 generals rip Bush on Iraq-Yay! Urinal<——disgusting lib propaganda meant to blunt the message of the soldiers in Iraq, see below}}}

They got three retired generals, the same guys that couldn’t win the Iraq war, we have 2,843 Soldiers in Iraq:

{{{Meanwhile, in the real world, members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars presented to two Republican congressional leaders a petition signed by 2,843 current and former troops who say they believed full funding of the Iraq war is the only way to defeat terrorists and prevent them from attacking U.S. soil again. Wallace said the petition’s organizers, Navy Lt. Jason Nichols of Florida, and Army Staff Sgt. David Thule, a member of the Minnesota National Guard, are both stationed in Iraq and decided the petition was the best way to show congressional leaders that the Iraq war is the right fight and that the troops need Congress’ support to complete their mission. “He said we are winning the people and people need to know that,” Wallace said.}}}

So who do the libs side up with, the Men on the ground in Iraq or the bitter old whining has been sniveling Cowards?

You’re gonna hate 07®.

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{{{“When it comes to defending your religion, when someone is trying to attack your religion, your way of life, then you go jihad.” This is the triumph of the brainwashers throughout the Islamic world. They teach the youngest of children that jihad and dying for Allah is their sole guarantee of heaven. That’s a tough doctrine to overcome, especially when Western diplomats are seen as infidel “cross-worshippers” and “Jewish pigs” deserving of death.}}}

You ever wonder why a pinko liberal will ridicule a Christian because they believe in the Virgin Birth but the lib never says one word about beliefs such as these^^?

Maybe because the lib is a sniveling Coward, always ready to fight the non enemies of the world, like Church goers and “global

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 8:05 AM | Link to this

Top of the Urinal front page:

{{{NASA predicts scorcher for Atlanta!!!! Shriek!!!! Wail!!!!}}}

What, next week?

{{{If climate trends continue, the top daily summer temperature could average 110 degrees by the ——->2080s.<———}}}

2080?

Huh, I’ll be sure to mark the calender.

2080 kind of looks like 2008, don’t it, want to bet they did that intentionally?

Geez, this isn’t a scare tactic?

From the same people that can’t launch or land a shuttle without killing a bunch of people in a huge ball of fire? We are supposed to trust them with our weather now?

And give them more federal funding on top of what they waste every year?

You liberals are suckers, absolute saps.

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{{{A French president who openly admires America is an embarrassment to those who view us as the country bumpkin cousins of the sophisticated Europeans. American pundits and politicians who say we should change our foreign policies to win the European popularity contest ought to be feeling a little embarrassed too.-Fred Thompson, Your Next President}}}

The sniveling Coward liberals have NEVER been right about ANYTHING.

It is all a wave of stupid mindless emotion to them, totally without reason.

Good news is, we are snapping out of the stupidity of liberalism:

{{{The refusal by the French people to bow to this political extortion should be recognized and cheered. They have not only sent a message to anti-democratic forces inside and outside their borders, I believe they are telling us something even more important. We are beginning, I think, to see our old friends and allies put aside disagreements and rivalries to do what has to be done. It has been a long road, but the forces of civilization and order are beginning to understand that we are in a global struggle against the forces of death and destruction.}}}

You’re gonna hate 07®.

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By George

May 10, 2007 8:06 AM | Link to this

Andy is in rare form this morning! Dull, you gotta lay off the weed this early in the morning or your head will explode.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 8:11 AM | Link to this

{{{By George May 10, 2007 8:06 AM Andy is in rare form this morning! Dull, you gotta lay off the weed this early in the morning or your head will explode.}}}

You hear that al-gitmo, weed will make your head “explode.”

Geez.

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By Goldie

May 10, 2007 8:12 AM | Link to this

HA! Rudy loves women in a very unusual way… some tough guys love to cross-dress, I guess.

By @@

May 10, 2007 8:14 AM | Link to this

Well this is very “rudimentary” ml. Just like Al Sharpton’s Mormon comment. I can guarantee you that’s why Midori is gonna love it; it’s elementary; it’s primitive; it’s basic.

If I were going to elect a President on “smiles alone”, Giuliani’s would win; with or without lipstick.

Optimism is the “key” to success. Pessimism? Well…it’s just a “slug”.

By Truthsayer

May 10, 2007 8:17 AM | Link to this

I wish that cartoon boy would draw one about ALL of the sychophants running for the Demoncrat nomination who take an oath of allegiance to Moveon.org and George Soros on every single issue!

By Mike

May 10, 2007 8:17 AM | Link to this

Notice how despite Mikey’s apparent distaste for pandering and hs hate of the Iraq war, he has never drawn such a cartoon about Hillary and her flip-flopping on the war.

Could it be that Mikey doesn’t really have any intellectual honesty and that he is really just a partisan hack?

By Mrs. Godzilla

May 10, 2007 8:34 AM | Link to this

Rudy just makes me laugh, but we sure don’t need another another clown in the White House.

By Quizzacle

May 10, 2007 8:39 AM | Link to this

Hey LuckoDull

re: troops’ “Petition” — how the heck would they even know that the war they’re fighting “is a necessary and just effort to bring freedom to the Middle East and protect America from further attack?” They just do what they’re told. They’re parroting the party line.

As it’s been shown many a time, the war in Iraq has not made us safer. If only the surge was done in Afghanistan, then we’d be much better off and our soldiers would actually be fighting to protect our country instead of getting butchered in day-to-day violence by people who don’t want us there. Doing the minimum in Afghanistan, letting Iran and North Korea power up while putting the blinders on Iraq - those are the true failures of this administration.

Keeping bin Laden and his cronies alive has been big business for the Bush administration. Why else would he have stopped short in Afghanistan and turned his attention to Iraq? Explain that LuckoDull - this time without your usual spin and insults.

By jacksonwolff

May 10, 2007 8:40 AM | Link to this

SIGH, YAWN, STRETCH.

I see that we have the same ole sh*t, today, just a different pile. One day I would love to see a conversation in here that didn’t include the words, pinko, wingnut, puke, parrot, stupid, a$$, etc……

just debate the damn issues and stop the school-yard name calling. Don’t our reprasentatives in Washington do enough of that for us?

By @@

May 10, 2007 8:44 AM | Link to this

I was just wondering if any of the conservatives here watched Bill O’Reilly’s segment with Wesley Clark last night.

It was another Geraldo/O’Reilly match.

It started out O.K., until O’Reilly asked Clark if he knew anything about George Soros since Clark had accepted $75,000.00 from MoveOn.Org.

Clark, with a smile, said that Soros had done some wonderful things to promote democracy in other countries. O’Reilly pointed out Soros’ stance in support of “euthanasia”’ “legalizing drugs”; his “felony convictions” in France; his “tampering” with world economies that have hindered progress. His “One World Order”.

Clark’s response was unbelievably weak. It was hypocritical. He became rather indignant when O’Reilly put his feet to the fire.

He (Clark) accepts money from a man whose policies for America and the world are destructive, but takes George Bush to task for his policies in Iraq.

That guy, Clark just ain’t too bright is he?

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 8:46 AM | Link to this

{{{By Quizzacle May 10, 2007 8:39 AM Hey LuckoDull re: troops’ “Petition” — how the heck would they even know that the war they’re fighting “is a necessary and just effort to bring freedom to the Middle East and protect America from further attack?” They just do what they’re told. They’re parroting the party line.}}}

Answer one question for me, quizzy, so we can establish what a political goony you are:

What do you think of the opinions of those 3 generals, the ones that couldn’t beat the insurgency when they had the chance?

I thought so.

1) Our soldiers are ON THE GROUND talking to the people of Iraq, hearing about how they want to live in freedom.

2) They see the devastation and murder caused by the terrorists first hand, and like any normal human being that isn’t a sniveling Coward liberal, I’m sure it disgusts them.

And they want to stop it.

3) A dead Al Qaeda terrorist is not going to attack America.

Duh.

Anything else I can “help” you with, Coward?

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By N-GA

May 10, 2007 8:48 AM | Link to this

Rudy is a hypocrite and a flip-flopper. And he’s the GOP frontrunner? LMAO

Can’t wait for ‘08.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 8:49 AM | Link to this

I usually pass nonsense like this up but talk about not even being aware of your own actions:

{{{By jacksonwolff May 10, 2007 8:40 AM | just debate the damn issues and stop the school-yard name calling.}}}

{{{By jacksonwolff May 10, 2007 8:40 AM I see that we have the same ole sh*t, today, just a different pile.}}}

In the same post, no less.

Geez.

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By steve-o

May 10, 2007 8:51 AM | Link to this

@@,

Bill-O is trying really hard to paint some sort of conspiracy theory with George Soros. Is he a big donor to political causes…of course he is. I mean, the man has money. But this is no different than the overwhelming amount of funding by huge corporations and capitalists of right-wing think tanks like the Manhattan Institute or the Heritage Foundation.

Also, Wesley Clark is extremely intelligent. The man was a Rhodes Scholar, as well as the former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO.

By Observer

May 10, 2007 8:56 AM | Link to this

2% of the troops in Iraq support the effort. That is fewer than the Americans who still rally around bush.

By Quizzacle

May 10, 2007 8:57 AM | Link to this

Thanks for your thoughts, LuckoDull, but you didn’t answer the last question. If ‘a dead Al Qaeda terrorist is not going to attack America’, then why Iraq and not Afghanistan where it’s proven where Al Qaeda truly lies? Why not keep going after bin Laden?

Once again - al Qaeda staying alive is good business for Bush & Cheney. Allows him to fight the wrong war in Iraq when it was proven that no al Qaeda was in Iraq before this war.

You kill the head, the body follows. Saddam was not the head.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:09 AM | Link to this

WHICH IS THE EVIL GEORGE?

A global financier and philanthropist, George Soros is the founder and chairman of a network of foundations that promote, among other things, the creation of open, democratic societies based upon the rule of law, market economies, transparent and accountable governance, freedom of the press, and respect for human rights.

By Dusty

May 10, 2007 9:09 AM | Link to this

Luckovich is losing it, if he ever had it. This cartoon really “bombs”!

Hope you read LUCKODULL’s review of the news because it is very good.

First he mentions a petition from over 2800 troops in Baghdad asking Congress not to hinder their efforts in Iraq. YES!

Then he states his reason for disliking this sorry cartoon. Indeed!

Then he wonders why retired generals try to run the war as opposed to those fighting in Iraq now. Yes!

Then he mentions the publicized heat wave emphasizing the arrival date was shown to be SEVENTY THREE YEARS from now. Hot stuff!!!

Then he is happy that the French have elected a pro-American president and believes that Europe is becoming more understanding of American policies. VIVE LA FRANCE!

I think Luckodull is very supportive of this country and wants all Americans to appreciate their citizenship. I can agree with that goal. YES!

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:11 AM | Link to this

YEP A GUY WHO THINKS LIKE THIS IS DANGEROUS (TO 28%)

It is painful to admit that our current predicaments are brought about by our own misconceptions. However, not admitting it is bound to prove even more painful in the long run. The strength of an open society lies in its ability to recognize and correct its mistakes. That is the test that confronts us.

By @@

May 10, 2007 9:11 AM | Link to this

steve-o:

This is my last post for the day. I had only planned on making one about the cartoon.

Bill O’Reilly agreed with Clark regarding Iraq. Bill O’Reilly supports the surge. Clark, if I’m correct, wants the troops home NOW.

People like George Soros need “useful tools” to put his “One World Order” in motion. Take notice of the word “One”. Who’s is gonna have the greatest influence?

Bill Clinton was a Rhodes scholar. He, too became quite indignant when asked why he didn’t stop Bin Laden when given the opportunity. The only difference between Clinton and Clark is that Clark didn’t “slobber” (literally) during his outrage.

So if you want me to be impressed because Clark didn’t “slobber” during his indignation, I can do that. But I’ll bet you a dime to doughnuts he had to change his underwear in the nearest restroom.

I hope you have a good day steve-o. I’m betting you won’t though. You’re underwear is “see-through”.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:16 AM | Link to this

AND OH! THE RADICAL THINKING!

…We went to war on false pretences. The real reasons for going into Iraq have not been revealed to this day. The weapons of mass destruction could not be found, and the connection with al Qaeda could not be established. President Bush then claimed that we went to war to liberate the people of Iraq. All my experience in fostering democracy and open society has taught me that democracy cannot be imposed by military means.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 9:19 AM | Link to this

@@,

First of all, I’m having a great day…thanks for your concern.

Second of all, I’m irresistable, but please don’t fantasize about me in “see-through” underwear. God, I gotta take a shower now.

And lastly, Clinton did a good job defending himself against Chris Wallace and made excellent points. Both Clark and Clinton are extremely intelligent, like it or not, and they did their jobs well.

Soros doesn’t have any sort of plan for a One World Order. That’s some right-wing paranoia b.s. You can’t really believe that. I was a liberal before I knew anything about George Soros and I’m sure that everyone at Moveon.org will tell you the same. I mean, you’re not conservative because of the Bradley Foundation, are you?

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 9:21 AM | Link to this

{{{By Quizzacle May 10, 2007 8:57 AM Thanks for your thoughts, LuckoDull, but you didn’t answer the last question. If ‘a dead Al Qaeda terrorist is not going to attack America’, then why Iraq and not Afghanistan where it’s proven where Al Qaeda truly lies?}}}

Um:

{{{Organization for the Foundation of the Holy Struggle in Mesopotamia ( تنظيم قاعدة الجهاد في بلاد الرافدين, transliteration: Tanẓīm Qā‘idah il-Jihād fī Bilād ir-Rāfidayn), more commonly known as ——->”al-Qaeda in Iraq”<——— by certain western media and certain U.S. government officials and military. It is an Iraqi Insurgency group that is believed to be a successor to a network allegedly formerly led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian-born Palestinian mujahid believed to have operated against United States-led coalition forces in Iraq.}}}

You know, I would also like to believe that-

1) Bin Laden is already dead, I haven’t “bin” seeing much of him lately. And you?

2) That the largest, smartest and most powerful nation in the world hands down can handle two 7th century era ragtag gangs of criminal killers.

You know what I mean?

But you go ahead on and make your stupid sorry mindless excuses for being a sniveling Coward hiding under your bed, the Men will handle it for you.

All 2,843 of them.

WE SALUTE YOU!

USAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSA

By getalife

May 10, 2007 9:22 AM | Link to this

This is my only post today.

Geez®

This toon will make the wingnuts howl.

Nice work Mike.

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By steve-o

May 10, 2007 9:22 AM | Link to this

IN THE NEWS,

THANKS FOR CLEARING UP ANY MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT SOROS AND THE CHILD-KING. GOOD STUFF!

By DebbieDoRight

May 10, 2007 9:27 AM | Link to this

He (Clark) accepts money from a man whose policies for America and the world are destructive, but takes George Bush to task for his policies in Iraq.

Hmmm…… Bush took money from people like Enron, the Saudi Royal Family, Haliburton, etc. I think this is like the pot calling them kettle black….

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 9:28 AM | Link to this

{{{By Quizzacle May 10, 2007 8:57 AM Thanks for your thoughts, LuckoDull, but you didn’t answer the last question. If ‘a dead Al Qaeda terrorist is not going to attack America’, then why Iraq and not Afghanistan where it’s proven where Al Qaeda truly lies? Why not keep going after bin Laden?}}}

Um:

{{{Organization for the Foundation of the Holy Struggle in Mesopotamia ( تنظيم قاعدة الجهاد في بلاد الرافدين, transliteration: Tanẓīm Qā‘idah il-Jihād fī Bilād ir-Rāfidayn), more commonly known as ——>”al-Qaeda in Iraq”<——- by certain western media and certain U.S. government officials and military. It is an Iraqi Insurgency group that is believed to be a successor to a network allegedly formerly led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian-born Palestinian mujahid believed to have operated against United States-led coalition forces in Iraq.}}}

You know, I would also like to believe that:

1) Bin Laden is already dead, I haven’t “bin” seeing much of him lately. And you?

2) That the largest, smartest, most powerful military in the world can handle two ragtag gangs of 7th century era killers, who have to blow themselves up to score any points against us at all.

You know what I mean?

But you go ahead and make you stupid, mindless, whining, sniveling Coward excuses to hide under your bed, the Men will handle it for you as usual.

All 2,843 of them.

WE SALUTE YOU!

USAUSAUSAUSAUSA.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 9:31 AM | Link to this

How’s that Kosovo war that Wesley Clark was Supreme Allied Commander in going? Do we pull out any time soon? How many unscreened Albanians did BJ let into the country to set up the white Al Qaeda cells? Hillary was so proud that they named their Ft. Dix refugee camp “The Village” you know. Come to think of it wasn’t it just a sectarian civil war in the Balkans? You know, an area that posed no threat to the US. Could we get a list of places where it’s OK to preemptively attack? Thank you in advance.

Just a few questions to mull over while I’m away.<—————-letting my friends here know I won’t be around for discussion and to let the cowards know it’s safe to attack.

Oh one more, if Iraq is just Sunni vs. Shia trying to wipe the other off the face of the Earth are you libs saying this is an approved case of ethnic cleansing?

RW Out!!™<————Despite Seacrest trying to steal it back.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 9:32 AM | Link to this

You’re telling me I retyped 9:21 for nothing?

I like the new speed but Geez.

(By the way, all you Cowards should note that it took me 5 minutes to put that post together, and you think I stay here all day. Ha!)

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By steve-o

May 10, 2007 9:32 AM | Link to this

getalife,

This is my last post of the day.

Bush once remarked that the French don’t have a word for “entrepreneur”.

And I’m gone!

By Lord Help Us

May 10, 2007 9:32 AM | Link to this

I see a lot of celebrations among the wingnuts about the victory in France.

Anyone care to guess when the French contingent of the troop ‘surge’ in Iraq will be arriving?

Seems the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ is STILL shrinking…

By Dusty

May 10, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

steve-o @9:22

Oh please, please, it is too early for such foolishness.

“Clinton was a good president” you wrote!! Oh Oh!! The world still laughs when the Clinton shenanigans in the White House are mentioned. Most references to Clinton are part of a bad joke.

But go along with your jollies!! You must smile when you post such stuff here…

How ARE things down at DNC? You all getting more good laughs down there?

By jacksonwolff

May 10, 2007 9:39 AM | Link to this

LD-

You are correct. I should have made my point without using the s-word. But you didn’t address the point.

nobody here has a reasoned debate on the issues, all you people (on both sides) do is insult each other. and end up turning people of moderate minds (like myself) off.

most of america is neither liberal nor conservative, they are moderate.

Who cares about 08? None of the candidates are able to do what this country really need a president to do. That would be the same thing Ronald Reagan, John F Kennedy, and both President Roosevelt’s did.

PULL US TOGETHER.

Yawn in 08

By SSDD

May 10, 2007 9:41 AM | Link to this

LuckDull is still stumpin for the gay vote (LOL).

Dusty thinks that the French suddenly all turned into american fries lovers and they love us to death now (LOL).

And, of course, @@ gurgles the usual Republican propoganda, “Clinton did it first” (LOL).

What a pathetic pack of losers and dead-brains the Republican party has gathered under its’ skirts these days. It’s no great wonder that ‘Rudy’ is the Republican front runner. He really IS the best the Republicans have to offer!

VIVE LA AMERICA!

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:45 AM | Link to this

Call your Representatives today — NO Blank Check for Bush’s war in Iraq

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:48 AM | Link to this

NBC: 11 Republicans Berate Bush Over Iraq In Private White House Meeting

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:50 AM | Link to this

Is a Major Oil Company Short-Changing the American Public?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 9:52 AM | Link to this

Dusty,

Clinton was a good president. Yes, the Lewinsky thing tarnished his legacy and pretty much prevented him from being considered one of the great ones. But he was still a damn good president.

The world laughs at the Lewinsky scandal because of our reaction to the whole thing here in American. To many foreigners, it’s weird that a leader can be impeached for lying about a sexual affair.

But when you look at the fact that the economy was booming, the budget was balanced, and the poverty rate dropped, I would say that things were really good.

And Dusty, only you can make me smile :)

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 9:53 AM | Link to this

Ferrets for Freedom

By getalife

May 10, 2007 9:57 AM | Link to this

One more post and I have to go.

Weed, it is not just for breakfast anymore.

Lunch, dinner and many snacks.

Ganzo to lie some more today.

“I do not recall”.

Lets count em.

Now, I am off to la,la land.

Ta, ta, tootles.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 10:01 AM | Link to this

So if you see a man or woman standing utterly mute on a stage in your city or town over the next year, staring mindlessly into space, that’s not a mime – that’s just a Republican campaigning on the strengths of their party’s past performance.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 10:14 AM | Link to this

DDR,

When the Nazis occupied Budapest in 1944, George Soros’ father was a successful lawyer. He lived on an island in the Danube and liked to commute to work in a rowboat. But knowing there were problems ahead for the Jews, he decided to split his family up. He bought them forged papers and he bribed a government official to take 14-year-old George Soros in and swear that he was his Christian godson. But survival carried a heavy price tag. While hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews were being shipped off to the death camps, George Soros accompanied his phony godfather on his appointed rounds, confiscating property from the Jews.

(Vintage footage of Jews walking in line; man dragging little boy in line)

KROFT: (Voiceover) These are pictures from 1944 of what happened to George Soros’ friends and neighbors.

(Vintage footage of women and men with bags over their shoulders walking; crowd by a train)

KROFT: (Voiceover) You’re a Hungarian Jew…

Mr. SOROS: (Voiceover) Mm-hmm.

KROFT: (Voiceover) …who escaped the Holocaust…

(Vintage footage of women walking by train)

Mr. SOROS: (Voiceover) Mm-hmm.

(Vintage footage of people getting on train)

KROFT: (Voiceover) …by–by posing as a Christian.

Mr. SOROS: (Voiceover) Right.

(Vintage footage of women helping each other get on train; train door closing with people in boxcar)

KROFT: (Voiceover) And you watched lots of people get shipped off to the death camps.

Mr. SOROS: Right. I was 14 years old. And I would say that that’s when my character was made.

KROFT: In what way?

Mr. SOROS: That one should think ahead. One should understand and–and anticipate events and when–when one is threatened. It was a tremendous threat of evil. I mean, it was a–a very personal experience of evil.

KROFT: My understanding is that you went out with this protector of yours who swore that you were his adopted godson.

Mr. SOROS: Yes. Yes.

KROFT: Went out, in fact, and helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews.

Mr. SOROS: Yes. That’s right. Yes.

KROFT: I mean, that’s–that sounds like an experience that would send lots of people to the psychiatric couch for many, many years. Was it difficult?

Mr. SOROS: Not–not at a

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 10:21 AM | Link to this

Here’s the rest of the transcript from the 10:14 post -

{{KROFT: I mean, that’s–that sounds like an experience that would send lots of people to the psychiatric couch for many, many years. Was it difficult?

Mr. SOROS: Not–not at all. Not at all. Maybe as a child you don’t–you don’t see the connection. But it was–it created no–no problem at all.

KROFT: No feeling of guilt?

Mr. SOROS: No.}}}

Maybe Soros should pay reparations to the Jews with those billions of dollars he earned so unscrupulously.

The difference between Soros, and say those who are asked to apologize for slavery, or even pay reparations, is that Soros was actually a participant in unimaginable evil, while there is not a single Georgia resident had not a thing to do with slavery.

By reebok

May 10, 2007 10:22 AM | Link to this

Rudy is a joke. He just might be popular enough to win the GOP nomination against a pathetically weak field, but America is not ready for another clown in the White House after 8 years of Dubya. The only way the adulterous cross-dresser could win is if the Dems screw up and nominate Hillary. HOWEVER - mark today down as the day sanity started rearing its’ head re: Iraq…the GOP is finally telling the Chimperor what has been obvious to everybody but him for the past year…he’s wrecking the GOP’s hopes for 2008. Mr. Mission Accomplished clearly doesn’t care about budget deficits, dead American soldiers or dead Iraqi civilians, but he does care about political power. The pullout will begin in September, October at the latest, giving the GOP time to re-group and re-spin the Iraqi fiasco before the ‘08 elections.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 10:22 AM | Link to this

Woops, delete “not” above so it reads, “while there is not a single Georgia resident who had a thing to do with slavery.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 10:42 AM | Link to this

BD,

Your nazi is showing.

Please try to cover it up, it is very ugly.

Got to go.

By Life is sacred... until you're born

May 10, 2007 10:43 AM | Link to this

The Pope is touring Latin America. Right now he’s in Brazil, lecturing on the sanctity of life. Well, certain stages of life anyway. In a country plagued by poverty and overpopulation, his top priority is making sure every fetus gets to be born.

Once they’ve been born, a lot of Brazilian children live their entire lives on the street. They make good scapegoats for the country’s problems, and thousands of these children have been tortured and murdered by death squads and corrupt police departments.

Aren’t these murders just as horrifying as abortion? As far as whether these already-born children are as sacred as fetuses, the Pope said…let’s see, what did he say…hmmm…he didn’t say anything…

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 10:43 AM | Link to this

More on the despicable George Soros -

According to records filed with the Internal Revenue Service, Soros’s foundation, the Open Society Institute, or OSI, gave $20,000 in September 2002 to the Lynne Stewart Defense Committee…Stewart’s legal troubles stemmed from her defense of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, sometimes known as the Blind Sheikh. Rahman led an Egyptian-based terrorist organization known as the Islamic Group…at her trial, the government produced evidence showing that Stewart and two codefendants on a number of occasions used their privileged access to Rahman to help transmit Rahman’s orders to his followers in the Islamic Group.

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 10:44 AM | Link to this

As a courtesy I just came on to let you all know that I won’t be on today. Too busy.

By JR

May 10, 2007 10:51 AM | Link to this

LuckoDull needs to get a life. Same drivel every day.

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 10:57 AM | Link to this

-=-

LOL - That was Great ITN —-

It definitly needs this one added as well.

Guliani The Weasel himself losing it over ferret weasels

-=-

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 11:00 AM | Link to this

Has anyone seen the ad by vetsvote.org? General Batiste says Bush has betrayed America and her troops.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 11:04 AM | Link to this

14 YEAR OLD TRIES TO SAVE HIS BUTT DURING HOLOCAUST AND RICH GUY DONATES TO A ” right-to-counsel issue”.

HE”S EVIL INCARNATE!!! HOLY COW!!!

GUESS THAT PUTS THE POPE IN THE SAME BOAT

EVIL!! EVIL!!

MORE EVIL THAN

GEORGE BUSH….NOPE DON”T THINK SO

By getalife

May 10, 2007 11:09 AM | Link to this

Daniel,

Here it is and more to come

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 11:10 AM | Link to this

YEP, POSTED IT YESTERDAY

HERE IT IS IF YOU MISSED IT

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:11 AM | Link to this

Daniel the Dunce,

Regarding the Nazi collaborator’s past, it’s the lack of remorse, Dude. How freaking thick are you? Most people who have to make hard choices at least have a bad conscience. He doesn’t appear to have one.

As for Lynn Stewart’s defense, you really are on the side of trolls, aren’t you?

By Liberal DOTS

May 10, 2007 11:14 AM | Link to this

DOTS — Department of the Stupid

The case of George Soros

g-damned you MoveOn Orgasmics don’t have two functioning brain cells you can rub together but you can jump on the Soros blame America train to his gas chambers.

You people are dangerous to this country.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 11:16 AM | Link to this

(((I can guarantee you that’s why Midori is gonna love it; it’s elementary; it’s primitive; it’s basic.)))

then why do I despise your ignorant a$$?

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:17 AM | Link to this

Daniel the Dunce,

Yes, in fact I have seen the disgraceful General’s ad.

Gee, I wonder who’s funding “VetsVote.org”?? Think…Think…

Wait! Could George Soros have anything to do with it? Gosh, MoveOn.Org is funding VetsVote, and George Soros funds MoveOn.Org, who also funds General Weaselly Clark…

BINGO.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:19 AM | Link to this

Oh no! Hate speech from Midori! Time to ring up the Thought Police and haul her a$$ into re-education camp.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 11:23 AM | Link to this

Roberto “I don’t recall” Gonzo is testifying before the Judiciary right now.

Anyone going to keep count?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 11:23 AM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

You called me a coward yesterday because I have opposed the Iraq War from the beginning. Now, the majority of Americans have an unfavorable opinion of the war. Are they cowards also? Pretty tough words from a keyboard jockey like yourself.

Also, you’re right, nobody alive had anything to do with slavery. But an apology from the State of Georgia, which allowed slavery and enforced Jim Crow, would be a very classy gesture indeed.

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 11:25 AM | Link to this

-=-

Buy Danish - that interview was ages ago in the late 90’s…

Now for the rest of the Soro’s Story

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:25 AM | Link to this

I wonder why General Batiste has changed his tune?

John Batiste, a retired Army major general who also joined in the call for Mr. Rumsfeld’s resignation, described the Congressional proposals for troop withdrawals as “terribly naïve.”

{{{“There are lots of things that have to happen to set them up for success,” General Batiste, who commanded a division in Iraq, said in an interview, describing the Iraqi government. “Until they happen, it does not matter what we tell Maliki.”}}

{{Before considering troop reductions, General Batiste said, the United States needs to take an array of steps, including fresh efforts to alleviate unemployment in Iraq, secure its long and porous borders, enlist more cooperation from tribal sheiks, step up the effort to train Iraq’s security forces, engage Iraq’s neighbors and weaken, or if necessary, crush the militias.

Indeed, General Batiste has recently written that pending the training of an effective Iraqi force, it may be necessary to deploy tens of thousands of additional “coalition troops.” General Batiste said he hoped that Arab and other foreign nations could be encouraged to send troops.}}}

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 11:26 AM | Link to this

DO YOU THINK SOMEBODY IS TRYING TO AVOID THE REAL PROBLEM?

MAYBE LIKE THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES WHO CAN CHANT THE RONALD REAGAN MANTRA BUT DARE NOT UTTER THE WORDS GEORGE BUSH?

YOU MAY DISAGREE WITH SORO”S POLITICS BUT HE DID NOT START AN ILLEGAL AND IMMORAL WAR FOR OIL.

THE MESS THIS COUNTRY IS IN IS BECAUSE OF GEORGE W BUSH AND HIS INCOMPETANCE.

GET WITH THE PROGRAM ALL YOU SOROS HATERS>>>>

SOROS AINT THE PROBLEM

BUSH IS THE PROBLEM

USE THE SMOKE AND MIRRORS IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN HOME _ WHERE YOU CAN LOOK AT YOURSELF AND PRETEND TO BE A TRUE< DECENT< HONEST< AMERICAN PATRIOTS.

YOU ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED TO FRAME THE DEBATE

YOU ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED TO COVER UP

YOU ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED TO LIE AND MISLEAD

AGAIN

FACE FACTS

SOROS AINT THE PROBLEM

GEORGE W BUSH IS THE PROBLEM

AND 39% OF AMERICANS WANT HIM IMPEACHED>

AND WE DON”T EVEN KNOW 1/2 THE EVIL DEEDS THAT HAVE BEEN PERFORMED IN HIS NAME>

SUBPOENA ANYONE?

By Midori

May 10, 2007 11:27 AM | Link to this

buy danish,

don’t you have a trick to blow?

I’m going to lunch.

By rushncap

May 10, 2007 11:27 AM | Link to this

Since when do you care what a retired general thinks, Muffin? Oh, wait, that’s right, since one of them agrees with you. Something tells me that you will dismiss everything he’s ever done if he switches tune tomorrow.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 11:29 AM | Link to this

OH YES I FORGOT

I’M GONNA GO GET A BITE TO EAT

By Midori

May 10, 2007 11:29 AM | Link to this

11 GOP Congressmen to Bush: You’ve Lost Credibility

there’s hope for the GOP after all.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 11:32 AM | Link to this

Rushncap,

I can’t wait too see what she, er, it, says about those congressmen in my 11:29 link.

Ok, I mean it this time.

got to grab a bite to eat.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:32 AM | Link to this

steve-o,

YOU called ME a “coward” because I didn’t answer you demand that I respond to your musings on your schedule, and accused me of “cutting and running” when I left for an appointment.

I did not call you a “coward” for opposing the Iraq War from the beginning. I said that position does not make you courageous or brave or heroic.

As for apologies from the “State of Georgia” how does that work exactly?

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 11:32 AM | Link to this

-=-

Shall we inform Buy Danish of Grandad’ Bush supplying oil to the Nazi Death Camps for their ovens? Not to mention supplying materials for the Nazi War machine!…

Or should we mention that the Eugenics concept that the Nazi’s used for their agenda was originally started right here in Georgia!~

Or — Oh never mind - she’s GOP fanatic and has no clue….

-=-

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 11:33 AM | Link to this

gal: Thanks! Tha is an extremely powerful ad! The generals see the handwriting on the wall. Bush is setting the military up to be the scapegoat for his failure. This pre-empts that ploy.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 11:34 AM | Link to this

OH WAIT JUST ONE MORE POST

The Official White House Neo-Con Ten Commandments

Exxonodus 20:1-17

“Thou shalt have no other gods before me except for oil, stocks, bonds, real estate, guns, expensive clothes, tax cuts or Leo Strauss.”

“Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image that is not approved by Karl Rove.”

“Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain except while watching sporting events or when some liberal traitor makes fun of you.”

“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy by controlling all spin on Sunday morning talk shows.”

“Honor thy father and thy mother by settling old scores.”

“Thou shalt not kill or convict Republicans.”

“Thou shalt not commit adultery with Democrats.”

“Thou shalt not steal from Republicans.”

“Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor unless he disagrees with your Republican President.”

“Thou shalt not covet thy Republican neighbor’s house, nor anything that is thy Republican neighbor’s.”

NOW IM OUTA HERE

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 11:35 AM | Link to this

Buy Danish says: I wonder why General Batiste has changed his tune?

Because it’s a sign of intelligence to be able to change one’s mind when the situation proves to be different than first presented or the situation erodes from it’s earlier form.

Too bad your president doesn’t possess the same intelligence.

Thanks in advance for the ubiquitous insult.

By So True

May 10, 2007 11:40 AM | Link to this

When I was a boy I was told that anybody could become President; I’m beginning to believe it. -Clarence Darrow

By rushncap

May 10, 2007 11:43 AM | Link to this

Hahaha, so true. Great quote. Although I don’t think even Darrow could envision a total dunce like Bush getting there.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 11:43 AM | Link to this

One more post before I go take an Andy:

“After winning the election run-off against Socialist Segolene Royal on Sunday, Sarkozy left for a two-day retreat near Malta aboard the luxury yacht of a billionaire friend, provoking ridicule and anger among opposition parties.”

You will be hearing a lot more about this fascist even before he takes office.

Geez®

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 11:47 AM | Link to this

Midori: Many thanks. That is a great development. It has historic implications. Rice, Rove and Gates were there. Lets hope this will help bring the illegal, immoral Iraq war to an end.

By rushncap

May 10, 2007 11:48 AM | Link to this

Getalife, Sarkozy is not a fascist. Not by a long stretch of imagination. I’m glad France elected him, because their economy is in complete shambles, and continuing with their socialistic policies would have been disastrous.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:48 AM | Link to this

Thomas the Talking Twit,

Wow, yeah, this part that was not included in the transcript I posted really clears it up for me. Thanks!/SARC:

{{{Kroft: “For example, that, ‘I’m Jewish, and here I am, watching these people go. I could just as easily be these, I should be there.’ None of that?”

Soros: “Well, of course, … I could be on the other side or I could be the one from whom the thing is being taken away. But there was no sense that I shouldn’t be there, because that was — well, actually, in a funny way, it’s just like in the markets — that is I weren’t there — of course, I wasn’t doing it, but somebody else would - would — would be taking it away anyhow. And it was the — whether I was there or not, I was only a spectator, the property was being taken away. So the — I had no role in taking away that property. So I had no sense of guilt.”

KROFT: In what way?

SOROS: That one should think ahead. One should understand and — and anticipate events and when — when one is threatened. It was a tremendous threat of evil. I mean, it was a — a very personal experience of evil.

KROFT: My understanding is that you went out with this protector of yours who swore that you were his adopted godson.

SOROS: Yes. Yes.

KROFT: Went out, in fact, and helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews.

SOROS: Yes. That’s right. Yes. }}}

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 11:48 AM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

Fair enough. But I still believe that it was brave for others who had more to lose to take a stance against the war.

As far as an apology from the State of Georgia, look at the recent apology resolutions that were passed in Virginia and Alabama.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 11:49 AM | Link to this

getalife,

Hmmmmmm. Billionaire. Luxury Yacht.

You mean like George Soros?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 11:56 AM | Link to this

Thomas,

Thanks for clearing up the Soros story. A 14-year-old Jewish boy having to hide his true identity in order to escape persecution. He said that the atrocities that he witnessed influenced his views and beliefs today. A compelling story indeed.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 12:01 PM | Link to this

steve-o,

I don’t believe in “apology resolutions”. I don’t believe in meaningless gestures of collective guilt.

Specifically in regard to slavery, men fought and died in the Civil War. That bloodshed speaks for itself, and no apologies are needed.

I believe that we are responsible for our own actions, and should experience guilt for what we actually do in our own lives that disturbs our own conscience.

Accepting guilt for something one had nothing to do with is a cheap way of absolving oneself of guilt for actions we actually have do control over and should accept responsibility for.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 12:04 PM | Link to this

BD,

Soros is not a fascist politician.

Been watching BO?

Got to go pee.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 12:07 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

Nobody wants anything from you. What makes you think that I, the great grandson of slaves, would want something from YOU. YOU have nothing that I want.

This is about the GOVERNMENT of the STATE OF GEORGIA apologizing for atrocities, before and after emancipation, that were committed LEGALLY UNDER THEIR WATCH.

Brutal conditions that back then have hindered the progress of a whole segment of American society. So yes, I think that it would be a classy gesture for the State to apologize.

By Liberal DOTS

May 10, 2007 12:09 PM | Link to this

DOTS — Department of the Stupid

Just tell us you are sorry BinLaden.

Yours is a just cause. We fight against the same evil empire. Just tell us you are sorry before you behead us.

Empty gestures mean so much to us.

You libruls are a danger to this country.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 12:11 PM | Link to this

steve-o,

Don’t you think Soros should feel some remorse for his actions?

I understand that he had little choice in the matter, but that does not mean that it shouldn’t weigh on his conscience.

I also find it terribly troubling that he blames the Jews for anti-Semitism, particularly in light of his past. If he can blame the Jews, surely he can accept some blame himself for his own actions. There is something sociopathic about this “reasoning”.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 12:12 PM | Link to this

rushncap,

I really do not keep up with the French, too much happening here.

The French protesters were calling him a fascist but I really do not care.

The amazing flip flop by the wingnuts on France is very funny.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 12:13 PM | Link to this

i don’t get it.

Is there a problem with Soros being a billionaire, and owning a yacht?

or is that criteria reserved for republican’ts only?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 12:14 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

The events during the Holocaust has clearly affected Soros, resulting in his overwhelming support for human rights and I think he is doing a great job in that.

As far as the anti-Semitism stance, I’m not familiar with it.

By Joep

May 10, 2007 12:16 PM | Link to this

Winguts crack me up with the Soros comments served up from Crazy Bill’s extreme obsession, but no mention of billionare Rup, who signs his paychecks of Dick Mellon Scaife and his scazy antics.

Also Wingnuts got EVERYTHING wrong about the war. EVERYTHING.

Add on President Fredo boss Dr Strangelove Cheney making secret “energy policies” with Ken Enron Lay… outing a CIA operative and her front organization

How many Americans endangered by that stunt - Americans working to protect America. How many relationships lost affecting out intel?

Also Bill, Hannity, Boortz REFUSE to discuss the changing of every Federal agency into the White House Dept of Politics, under Czar Rove.

Nah, winguts HATE facts and reality.

..which is why three of them raised their hands at the GOP debate saying that they don’t believe in science.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 12:17 PM | Link to this

here’s the video of Oreilly losing it while screaming at Clark.

Judge for yourselves.

By DawgBite

May 10, 2007 12:18 PM | Link to this

What I don’t understand is Rudy even thinking that he has to pander to the right wing of the Republican party. He will lose more votes from moderates and independents than he will ever gain sucking up to the trash that inhabits the right wing.The only way that the Republican party can survive in today’s envirnment is to tell the right wing to either come into line with mainstream America or get the hell out of the way. They have done irreparable damage to the party and are on the verge of killing it once and for all.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 12:21 PM | Link to this

steve-o,

I see there is no point in having a “civil” discussion with you. I never said or implied that you wanted something from me.

I’m not even from Georgia, so to coin a steve-o phrase, “fuuck you”. Just who and what do you think encompasses the “government of the State of Georgia” and how presumptuous is it for the living to apologize for the dead?

If you’re going to play the ancestral blame game, then you should be demanding an apology from your African ancestors who sold your ancestors into slavery in the first place.

By Little Right of Center

May 10, 2007 12:22 PM | Link to this

Steve-o, IF you are the great grandson of slaves (12:07) you should be thinking the state of Georgia and all other slave states! Otherwise you would still be wearing a loin cloth and starving in the jungles of Africa.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 12:24 PM | Link to this

IF THERE IS A FUTURE FOR THE REPUBLICAN PART WHICH DIRECTION WILL IT TAKE

SANITY

OR

INSANITY

By RE

May 10, 2007 12:24 PM | Link to this

I am watching the GWB press conference right now, he really does not look so good.

He is just a pile of nervous tics and stammers. He can barely put together a coherent sentence. Even Andy makes more sence than this guy.

he needs help.

By DawgBite

May 10, 2007 12:26 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish, you must be losin your touch babe. I would have thought that you’d be too busy turnin tricks today to be blogging. After all, most of your low rent johns get paid today don’t they?

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 12:27 PM | Link to this

Midori,

Getalife implied there was a problem with Sarkozy going on a “Billionaire’s yacht”. I pointed out that Soros is a billionaire. Apparently that connection is too obtuse for you.

Republicans don’t demonize people for their wealth. That’s your game, sweetheart.

Later…

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 12:28 PM | Link to this

Gonzales testimony contradicts White House, revealing new Bush ‘conversation’ over US attorney firings

IMPEACH IN 07 MAKES 08 SO GREAT

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 12:29 PM | Link to this

Pentagon Breaks Pledge To Troops, Sends Them Back To Iraq After Just Nine Months At Home

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 12:31 PM | Link to this

Little Right of Center - so you’re assuming that present day Africans are still wearing loin cloths and starving in the jungles?

You really need to get out more.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 12:34 PM | Link to this

Soros is all they have left.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 12:34 PM | Link to this

THAT LIBERAL MEDIA BE DAMNED

On Tuesday, without note in the U.S. media, more than half of the members of Iraq’s parliament rejected the continuing occupation of their country. 144 (of 275) lawmakers signed onto a legislative petition calling on the United States to set a timetable for withdrawal, according to Nassar Al-Rubaie, a spokesman for the Al Sadr movement, the nationalist Shia group that sponsored the petition

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 12:37 PM | Link to this

On Tuesday, without note in the U.S. media, more than half of the members of Iraq’s parliament rejected the continuing occupation of their country. 144 lawmakers signed onto a legislative petition calling on the United States to set a timetable for withdrawal, according to Nassar Al-Rubaie, a spokesman for the Al Sadr movement, the nationalist Shia group that sponsored the petition.

So if their Parliament doesn’t want us there and the citizens don’t want us there WHY ARE ARE STILL THERE? WHY ARE WE STILL SENDING MORE?

The quick answer is that Bush is a moron.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 12:40 PM | Link to this

MpeachW

WOW

I LIKE THE WAY YOU THINK

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 12:42 PM | Link to this

Midori: Thank you for the Wes Clark/O’Reilly post. I don’t watch Fox News. I have no respect for O’Reilly. It was nice to see them air Clark. Wes Clark is an American hero and a great patriot. He really gets to O’Reilly. Did you notice how flabbergasted O’Reilly got when he agreed with Clark that the troops haven’t had political leadership? We’re getting there!

By Little Racist Right of Center

May 10, 2007 12:44 PM | Link to this

We can’t let really ugly comments like this just go…

IF you are the great grandson of slaves (12:07) you should be thinking the state of Georgia and all other slave states! Otherwise you would still be wearing a loin cloth and starving in the jungles of Africa.

Only a real pig would write something like that.

By Ancestral math

May 10, 2007 12:44 PM | Link to this

steve-o talks about his roommate and his girlfriend which would typically indicate someone quite youthful. When you add how hotheaded he is it seems to confirm youth and immaturity.

That is an incredible stretch of the generations that he can get back to slavery in three steps. I’ve done the math and it doesn’t add up.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 12:44 PM | Link to this

you’re very welcome, Daniel.

O’Reilly, much like his “fans”, is a bully and an idiot.

By Gonzales Must Go

May 10, 2007 12:45 PM | Link to this

In an interview today with The Seattle Times, fired U.S. Attorney John McKay recalls this:

McKay said he began to have concerns about politics entering the Justice Department in early 2005, when Gonzales addressed all of the country’s U.S. attorneys in Scottsdale, Ariz., shortly after he took over as attorney general.

“His first speech to us was a ‘you work for the White House’ speech,” McKay recalled. ” ‘I work for the White House, you work for the White House.’ “

McKay said he thought at the time, “He couldn’t have meant that speech,” given the traditional independence of U.S. Attorneys. “It turns out he did.”

He looked around the meeting room and caught the eyes of his colleagues, who gave him looks of surprise at Gonzales’ remarks. “We were stunned at what he was saying.”

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 12:46 PM | Link to this

Bill “Oh Why Didn’t I Fact-Check” O’Reilly needs a new prescription from his shrink — his current meds are no longer helping him.

Gotta go until I post again…

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 12:48 PM | Link to this

{{{By reebok May 10, 2007 10:22 AM HOWEVER - mark today down as the day sanity started rearing its’ head re: Iraq…the GOP is finally telling the Chimperor what has been obvious to everybody but him for the past year…he’s wrecking the GOP’s hopes for 2008.}}}

Yes, the RINO’s did make a point to tell W that they don’t care about the future of America, our safety or our national security, they jst want to get reelected to their sniveling Coward, backsliding no account shiftless jobs in Congress.

We heard them loud and clear.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ®.

{{{By RE May 10, 2007 12:24 PM I am watching the GWB press conference right now, he really does not look so good. He is just a pile of nervous tics and stammers. He can barely put together a coherent sentence.}}}

I didn’t see the press conference but knowing RE and his firm grasp on the English language, my guess is the W was using them big words again.

That always confuses you pinko®s.

(Notice how I ain’t said a word about Obama and the 10,000 dead yet? Maybe I’m an adult and RE isn’t?)

You’re gonna hate 07®.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ®.

By Gonzales Must Go

May 10, 2007 12:51 PM | Link to this

Thanks IN THE NEWS - the feeling in mutual.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 12:58 PM | Link to this

Seems like some racist stalker is trying to figure out my age.

Buy Danish,

I was trying to have a civil conversation from you, but it seems that you are way too sensitive. The State of Georgia, which both you and I are citizens of, permitted slavery and Jim Crow, which slowed the progress of a significant portion of its population. Why not such a classy gesture?

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 1:00 PM | Link to this

Musical Interlude

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 1:01 PM | Link to this

Some New Yorkers have written about the Rudy they have known:

And Bernie Kerik. There is no circumstance under which a politician with any sense of vulnerability or accountability or merely the need to maintain a sense of appearances hires Bernie Kerik (no less as the police commissioner)… Let’s not even get into the nature of Rudy’s tolerance for whatever Kerik was into, and just focus on Rudy’s sense of impunity—he’s got no sense of caution. (A likely implosion point for the Rudy campaign is Kerik’s anticipated trial for tax fraud and providing false information to federal authorities when he was vetted for the job of homeland-security chief, which Rudy sponsored him for.) It’s about getting away with it. It’s waving the red flag. It’s his assumption that everybody is a pantywaist, except him.

Gotta go fix lunch!

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 1:01 PM | Link to this

Musical Interlude

By Little Right of Center

May 10, 2007 1:01 PM | Link to this

MpeachW, (12:31)only the ignorant ones.

Little Racist (12:44) you have a problem with the truth?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 1:04 PM | Link to this

Little Right of Center,

That is indeed a stupid suggestion based on a stupid premise.

If anything, you should be thanking your fellow countrymen of African descent for their contributions to the culture and progress of this country.

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 1:04 PM | Link to this

RE: He’s always had a problem with the english language, He’s got the splotchy face showing excessive drug and/or alcohol use.

As gal said years ago: “He is in way over his head”. America sees that clearly, now. 500 Billion and 4000 dead later!

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 1:04 PM | Link to this

Little Right of Center - maybe you can educate us by showing us a current photo of African citizens wearing loin cloths.

Thanks.

By Little Racist Right of Center

May 10, 2007 1:12 PM | Link to this

Problem with truth - No.

Problem with subtle but real racism - Yes

Only a pig would write a statement like that.

By Little Racist Right of Center

May 10, 2007 1:13 PM | Link to this

Let me add

am I surprised? No

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 1:14 PM | Link to this

Maybe we should ease up on Little Not Quite Right. It’s gonna get hot today, so maybe I should wear my silk loin cloth instead of my wool one when I go out hunting for leopards today.

By RE

May 10, 2007 1:17 PM | Link to this

Daniel:

I don’t mean this to be a random bush bash kind of comment. He really does not look like he has got it together anymore. Maybe it was just a rough night or something, and you are right, his face did look splotchy. It must be about the most stressful job on the planet, I can understand how someone can crack under pressure, Nixon did before he resigned. He needs some serious psychological help.

By Little Right of Center

May 10, 2007 1:19 PM | Link to this

steve-o, I have no problem with anyone of color regardless of the color. What I have issues with is someone wanting an apology from me for something I had nothing to do with.

You claim ”This is about the GOVERNMENT of the STATE OF GEORGIA apologizing for atrocities, before and after emancipation, that were committed LEGALLY UNDER THEIR WATCH.”

Sorry steve-o, today’s Government of the State of Georgia owes you nothing more than it owes any of it citizens. Today’s State did not enslave you or anyone else. You were never a slave, you are due nothing!

And don’t blame the ” Brutal conditions that back then have hindered the progress” for the lack of drive, desire, education or ability of some of the people today regardless of color.

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 1:19 PM | Link to this

Steve-O @ 1:14 — LMAO!

Gotta go get my pedicure now.

By RE

May 10, 2007 1:19 PM | Link to this

Good call steve-o, less chaffing with the silk.

Nice to see someone with a sence of humor.

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 1:22 PM | Link to this

{{You were never a slave, you are due nothing!}}

Way-out Right— I’m sure Steve-O can tell you all about the 40 acres and a mule that his ancestors were promised about 100 years ago. Do you want to re-think your statements for a moment?

By Midori

May 10, 2007 1:24 PM | Link to this

LOL, Steve-o!!!

make sure you post a pic!!! :)

gotta run - the watermelon patch is overgrown with weeds :)

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 1:26 PM | Link to this

I wonder what some of the trolls posting here think about our GA Repugs trying to pass legislation for a “Confederate History Month” a little while ago… those Repugs really know how to show leadership, don’t they?

By Midori

May 10, 2007 1:27 PM | Link to this

Well, Little Right,

you guys weren’t slaves, yet you demand everything. And want to make slaves out of the rest of us.

by “you guys”, I mean Republicans.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 1:28 PM | Link to this

Goldie and RE,

Cheers.

Little Right,

Slave owners are dead, but the State of Georgia has been here since the 1700’s. Yes, I think it’s a classy gesture to apologize for slavery and Jim Crow. A lot of my relatives that are still living endured the horrors and hardships of Jim Crow, so why not one simple and classy gesture?

By Little Right of Center

May 10, 2007 1:29 PM | Link to this

Sure goldielocks, Show me someone who was a slave, then they are entitled to the 40 acres. Otherwise let’s live in the present and not the past.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 1:32 PM | Link to this

Goldie,

who else on this board refers to you as “goldielocks”?

they are sooooooooo transparent.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 1:36 PM | Link to this

Methinks Midori @ 1:32 is on to something…

By Little Right of Center

May 10, 2007 1:40 PM | Link to this

Midori, steve-o, this ought to be interesting.

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 1:43 PM | Link to this

-=-

Actually I agree with both having a “Confederate History Month” (actually a week would be better), and at the same time a State of Georgia apology for it’s part in slavery and the Jim Crow laws.

Quite a few of my relatives fought in the Civil War. Their service and deaths to the early years of this country should be honored. They fought for good causes.

My ancestors owned slaves, no doubt about it — And I do believe that this matter should make absolutly no difference on modern times as those days are now long in the past.

But Georgia should make an apology if for nothing else a “good will gesture” of healing from those days. The other thing is it should be done because it would acknowledge an event in the past that we never want repeated again.

If we don’t accept the past and learn from the past then we can truly have no future…

Thomas/PNAC

By A better question

May 10, 2007 1:44 PM | Link to this

might be who doesn’t call goldielocks, goldielocks.

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 1:47 PM | Link to this

{{so why not one simple and classy gesture?}}

From our GA Repugs, Steve-o? Simple and classy will never do in GA!

Gotta go fix my mint julep!

By getalife

May 10, 2007 1:56 PM | Link to this

But they left.

Which reminds me, I have to go eat lunch.

Geez®

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 1:56 PM | Link to this

For one to resist the apologies is to admit a underlying racist bent. What harm would an apology do? It’s not like it would result in reparations being taken from your paycheck.

Seriously. How would your life be affected if the State of Georgia apologized for slavery and Jim Crow?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 1:57 PM | Link to this

Thomas,

Cheers. Excellent post.

Goldie,

I’m beginning to fear the same.

Gotta go hunt me a leopard!

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 1:59 PM | Link to this

MpeachW,

It always leaves me wondering…

By Then again

May 10, 2007 1:59 PM | Link to this

how would your life be affected if the State of Georgia DID apologize for slavery and Jim Crow?

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 2:02 PM | Link to this

Why is it necessary to review with steve-o? Maybe we live in a parallel universe - I’m on Earth, steve-o is on some other planet.

I SAID:

{{{By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 12:01 PM | Link to this

steve-o,

I don’t believe in “apology resolutions”. I don’t believe in meaningless gestures of collective guilt.

Specifically in regard to slavery, men fought and died in the Civil War. That bloodshed speaks for itself, and no apologies are needed.

I believe that we are responsible for our own actions, and should experience guilt for what we actually do in our own lives that disturbs our own conscience.

Accepting guilt for something one had nothing to do with is a cheap way of absolving oneself of guilt for actions we actually have do control over and should accept responsibility for.}}}

STEVE-O’s WACKO response:

{{{By steve-o

May 10, 2007 12:07 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

Nobody wants anything from you. What makes you think that I, the great grandson of slaves, would want something from YOU. YOU have nothing that I want*.

This is about the GOVERNMENT of the STATE OF GEORGIA apologizing for atrocities, before and after emancipation, that were committed LEGALLY UNDER THEIR WATCH.

Brutal conditions that back then have hindered the progress of a whole segment of American society. So yes, I think that it would be a classy gesture for the State to apologize.}}}

*I have a hunch steve-o would like a piece of my family’s income in the form of a tax increase, but I digress.

Later …

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 2:03 PM | Link to this

{{Otherwise let’s live in the present and not the past.}}

Way-out Right, how convenient for you. Once again we see an example of what the Repugs really mean by “accountability” — it goes something like “not my fault!” or “I’m not playing the blame game!, or “Clinton did it too!”…

I really have to go fix another julep now!

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 2:04 PM | Link to this

Then again,

Great point @ 1:59.

Moreover, since I’m a Republican I want a thank you note for the Emancipation Proclamation.

Over and out until later…

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 2:06 PM | Link to this

-=-

Steve — While your out hunting — Get me one —

Actually instead of a leopard get me a “Cheetah Girl” instead…

-=chuckles=-

-=-

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 2:11 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

You are sick and insane. You really took the time to go through this whole blog and cut and paste our conversation. My God, woman!

Do you really think that I want something from you or anybody else? Seriously, why are you so hostile to the idea of a formal apology from the state? It doesn’t cost a thing.

And quit doing that over and out crap. Do you think that we really give a damn when you come and go? Maybe you should be more concerned in letting your 12-year old son where you’re going to be so he won’t be left wondering why Mommy feels that it’s more important to blog with strangers instead of spending quality time with him.

By Little Right of Center

May 10, 2007 2:11 PM | Link to this

MpeachW, how does resisting a meaningless apology “admit a(n) underlying racist bent”?

steve-o, An apology from someone not directly involved is just a patronizing gesture. If you are so shallow that this will make you feel better, then fine. I apologize for my ancestors owning your ancestors. Feel better?

If you have to ask for an apology then I doubt that the person (state) doing the apologizing is very sincere.

Now, having said that, Steve-o, I apologize for the Africa comment. It was insensitive an mean spirited.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 2:16 PM | Link to this

Thomas,

ROTFLMAO!!! It looks like I’ll need a wallet full of singles for that mission.

Little Right,

Apology accepted.

You don’t understand. I just think that it would be a classy gesture and very sincere. It wouldn’t be partonizing in any way.

Nobody’s asking for an apology from you.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 2:17 PM | Link to this

There are no good reasons to oppose a national apology for slavery and plenty of good ones to support it. We would all reap enormous national and international rewards from such a goodwill gesture. The Republican Party would perhaps reap the most. An official apology would offer the party the opportunity to reclaim the mantle of the party of Lincoln by forging a new relationship with African Americans, one not clouded by the spectacle of Willie Horton or Trent Lott. And it would do immeasurable good in terms of improving race relations. Best of all, it wouldn’t cost a cent. That’s a pretty good deal all around.

By Just another voice

May 10, 2007 2:23 PM | Link to this

Isn’t there a poster named One Voice that is obsessed with Buy Danish and her son?

One Voice has been reincarnated as steve-o.

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 2:24 PM | Link to this

According to the trolls, Americans should never have to apologize to anyone for bringing death and destruction upon their relatives.

Oops! Looks like our troops serving in Afghanistan didn’t get that non-accountability memo:

A U.S. commander said Tuesday he is “deeply ashamed” by the Marine killings of Afghan civilians in March and reported that the American military has made condolence payments to their families.

Imagine that— condolence payments to their families…

Gotta go pour me a glass of Chardonnay now!

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 2:59 PM | Link to this

Gonzales Refuses To Say Whether More U.S. Attorneys Have Been Fired

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 3:00 PM | Link to this

Things are going so well in Iraq that members of the administration can’t announce their visits in advance. Or allow their children into the country.

Reporters had pressed Cheney staffers for days about whether he would go to Iraq on the current trip. The staffers never denied it outright, but didn’t tell the reporters accompanying Cheney until after Air Force Two had lifted off from Andrews Air Force Base. Not all of Cheney’s aides made the trip — some staffers, including his daughter Liz, flew separately to the United Arab Emirates.

Liz Cheney in Iraq for a few hours? No way. Your children in Iraq for 15 months? No problem.

By IN THE NEWS

May 10, 2007 3:00 PM | Link to this

ABC: Giuliani weighed in with DEA, and may have even bribed them, on behalf of corrupt Oxycontin company

By Apologies my assinine

May 10, 2007 3:10 PM | Link to this

[[”While an apology {{{alone}}} will not make up for centuries of economic, social and psychological harm, it is {{{one of many steps}}} we must take as a state and as a nation toward healing,” Democratic party chairman Jerry Meek said after Thursday’s vote.]]

From a black website:

[[Senator Nathaniel Exum has the right idea: “Maybe we will also recognize {{{steps}}} we need to do to get rid of the lingering effects of it on the people.”]]

[[Of course, I think whites {{{should pay,}}} but there are other options. Think of the {{{corporations}}} that were built on the backs of slaves. Slaves worked on farms, sure, but the government collected taxes on slaves, banks lent money to farms, merchants sold slaves for huge profits. Slave trading affected millions on both sides of the North Atlantic. Slavery was the economy of the South, and it meant a lot outside the South, too. We could start with {{{turning over these sectors}}} to the workers who built these institutions.]]

[[“It’s time that we do it,” Exum said, adding that he initially wanted stronger language in the resolution. In years past, {{{he has introduced bills calling for reparations,}}} but he tempered the measure with hopes of beginning a dialogue about race relations in Maryland.]]

On the floor of the Alabama Assembly:

[[I am is somebody who hates to see lawyers take advantage of the General Fund of the state of Alabama and suck it like a leech,” he said.]]

[[Sanders, {{{a lawyer,}}} said, “I didn’t bring this resolution to lay a foundation for a {{{lawsuit.”}}}]]

So what’s with all the STEPS?

I thought all they wanted was an apology.

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 3:16 PM | Link to this

OUTRAGEOUS!

By Dick Morris, Bush Apologist

“I think that withdrawal from Iraq — it obviously gives al Qaeda a huge victory. Huge victory. On the other hand, if we stay in Iraq, it gives them the opportunity to kill more Americans, which they really like.

One of the things, though, that I think the antiwar crowd has not considered is that, if we’re putting the Americans right within their arms’ reach, they don’t have to come to Wall Street to kill Americans. They don’t have to knock down the trade center. They can do it around the corner, and convenience is a big factor when you’re a terrorist.”

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 3:26 PM | Link to this

Apologies my assinine,

If you actually read the resolution, you will see that it explicitly states that it cannot serve as grounds for litigation.

By Goldie

May 10, 2007 3:26 PM | Link to this

Dick Morris has obviously been pilfering Oxycontin from Limbaugh — he’s another sick mind with no logic.

Gotta go clean the latte cups out of my Volvo!

By Midori

May 10, 2007 3:30 PM | Link to this

I’d like to dedicate this video to Assinine

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 3:31 PM | Link to this

Dick Morris…..my god.

That man is slimy, smarmy, and any other nasty descriptive term that you could attribute to a slug or worm. If there was one thing that I disliked about Clinton, it’s that he brought this shifty creep on as an advisor.

Gotta go , er…go somewhere!

By Midori

May 10, 2007 3:36 PM | Link to this

Morris needs to stick to his day job — sucking the toes of prostitutes.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 3:37 PM | Link to this

Midori,

Vintage Leary…nice!

Gotta run to the corner store!

By Moving right along

May 10, 2007 3:37 PM | Link to this

Give us reparations, not apologies

[[In arguments with the press over this bill, I was confronted with the view that this expression of regret was meaningless, a view given to them by {{{some blacks who wanted immediate reparations rather than an apology,}}} and by some legislators who did not want its passage at all. As a long time advocate for reparations and the author of a new book that will emerge on this subject in January, {{{I understand the perspective which says that when it comes to slavery, “sorry is not enough.”}}}]]

Written resolution? Just the first STEP. Amendments brother.

I understand why you don’t want the ugly truth about apologies to reparations revealed steve-o.

You’re black. I’m black. We know don’t we?

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 3:42 PM | Link to this

-=-

It will probably be on E-Bay tomorrow!

Or a fake at least —-

-=-

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 3:46 PM | Link to this

The troll at 3:37 is something else!

Posing as black??!!!

Then he assumes that there’s some greater conspiracy among black folks to get reparations. Oh so sneaky! How did you find us out?

I’d better tell Brother Nat Turner to hold off on the insurrection until the next full moon!

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 3:48 PM | Link to this

White folks owe us an apologiky. We be don’t have no money so we’s got ta steal and do drive bys in our skreets. Da democrats be good white folks, but dey is slow some o da time.

By MpeachW

May 10, 2007 3:50 PM | Link to this

steve-o - I thought the converstaion was about THE STATE OF GEORGIA apologizing. The troll is dredging up crap that addresses everything but the conversation at hand.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 3:53 PM | Link to this

Just wanted to let you know I am leaving to refill my scripts.

By Dusty

May 10, 2007 3:54 PM | Link to this

Would all of you who are leaving please LEAVE? This would be a much nicer place.

In fact, I demand an apology from all you liberals who stay here and contaminate this place. I hope the DNC witholds your payola and makes you & Luckovich lick envelopes instead.

Since I shall be here awhile, I wish to thank the troops for laying their lives on the line for our country. And best wishes to their Commander-in-Chief who can look to the future and prepare for it.

Oh, and President Bush, could you ask the seniors prescription drug plan to issue more anti-depressants for all these poor sobbing liberals? Some are so depleted they can only write in capital letters.

I realize that liberals are looking at their 2008 possibilities and that really gives them the blues. Indeed!

Bye, now, to all you leaving losers. Don’t let the door slam you …….etc. I will watch out for things while you are gone.

So there. I am going to stick around awhile and read the apologies.

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 3:55 PM | Link to this

-=-

Have A Coke and a BIG SMILE!

By Red Skull

May 10, 2007 3:55 PM | Link to this

Steve-o,

We, as black folks are the last ones to be trying to accuse others of conspiracy theories: Tommy Hilfiger, Vick controversy, endless false accusations of racism, etc….

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 3:57 PM | Link to this

MpeachW,

This troll, like all trolls, has serious mental and emotional issues that probably affect his day-to-day life. It’s interesting how relentless he’s been. Before the day is over, he’ll probably try to prove that the Elders of Zion control the world and that we need to be prepared for an invasion by the UN.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 4:00 PM | Link to this

Crusty the clown,

I have your apology right here

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 4:00 PM | Link to this

Red Skull,

On behalf of MYSELF, I accused the troll of buying into conspiracy theories.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 4:05 PM | Link to this

Steve-o,

now you can see what I was talking about when I confronted that idiot @@ yesterday.

They lack the courage to say what’s really on their minds, so they resort to using your name to do it.

The next step is to try to lay the blame on you, as if you would jack your own name.

Only in idiot land does this make any sense.

It’s all a game to them.

Someone needs to take them all to ToysRUs.

By Rusty the Queen Of Denial

May 10, 2007 4:08 PM | Link to this

Would all of you who are leaving please LEAVE? This would be a much nicer place.

In fact, I demand an apology from all you NEO CONS who stay here and contaminate this place. I hope the RNC witholds your payola and makes you & Limbaugh lick envelopes instead.

Since I shall be here awhile, I wish to thank the troops for laying their lives on the line for our country. And best wishes to DICK MORRIS who gives the insurgents and the “qaeda” the opportunity to kill more Americans, which they really like.

Oh, and President Bush, could you ask the seniors prescription drug plan to issue more anti-depressants for all these poor sobbing NeoCons? I wouldn’t worry about Limbaugh or Haggard they have their own suppliers.

I realize that Neo cons are looking at their 2008 possibilities and that really gives them the green apple two-step.

Bye, now, to all you leaving losers. Don’t let the door slam you …….etc. I will watch out for things while you are gone.

So there. I am going to stick around awhile and read the apologies.

By Red Skull

May 10, 2007 4:11 PM | Link to this

Steve-o,

I understand that. My point was that we are the biggest buyers of conspiracy theories. Maybe not you or me, but a lot of the folks we grew up around(assuming you grew up around black folks)including family members think that racism grows on trees which is part of the reason we get lumped into the same group all the time.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 4:12 PM | Link to this

So, the Iraq

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 4:12 PM | Link to this

Midori,

I definitely see what you’re talking about. Then when you try to confront them, they have to go suddenly. It’s truly amazing.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 4:16 PM | Link to this

Ooops,

So, the Iraqi majority wants us out of Iraq and the UN resolution could end in June since they want us out.

This great news!

Finally, now I have to stay for our little friend crusty the clown.

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

May 10, 2007 4:17 PM | Link to this

-=-

Well now that Dusty has done her official Dubya’ Cheerleading “song and dance” for the day - I will now go home —-

(— To throw up at this blatant display of Bush Idol Worship by Dusty at the expense of the very future of this country and the bodies of dead soldiers used in the ThinkTank Boys quest for oil and glory)

Laters everyone…

Thomas/PNAC

-=-

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 4:21 PM | Link to this

steve-o: We’ve been watching this stuff for awhile now. Things are going to get much, much worse. I would not be surprised if Bush cracked up. The Bush psychology is awkward, at best. The illusion is gone. You can only borrow and spend for so long. There is very little left.

By HomeBoy

May 10, 2007 4:23 PM | Link to this

Brother Nat looks different today. He looks like you steve-o.

TEACHING CONTEMPT

We do have us some contempt for the the rich and powerful don’t we?

We’re looking for that workers paradise for our people too and we don’t like to follow rules. Screw the rich. We want what is best for all the people.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

By Darth Vader

May 10, 2007 4:34 PM | Link to this

This blog is filled with ingrates today!

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 4:34 PM | Link to this

Red Skull,

Chappelle’s character in Undercover Brother did a good spoof on that.

Daniel,

Not much left at all. There is no way that we can go longer in Iraq like this. The only other war that was longer than this, besides the Revolution, was Vietnam.

By Poofodull

May 10, 2007 4:43 PM | Link to this

I don’t think it is right for Luckovich to make fun of people like me, Andi, just because I am a pro-life crossdresser.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 4:46 PM | Link to this

steve-o: It is particularly compelling to consider General’s Batiste, Eaton and Clark. For the first time in American history General’s are openly opposing a CiC in public advertisements! General Batiste said he got out of the Army to make the ad! Bush lied about his Army. He couldn’t stand the dishonesty. He quit the Army. He made the ad.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 4:47 PM | Link to this

I don’t know why all of a sudden that it dawned on me, but the troll posts at 3:10, 3:37, and 4:23 strongly resemble the drab prose of our very own LuckoDork/Andy.

And here I was wondering where he has been all day…

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 4:50 PM | Link to this

steve-o: See! You are paying attention. Andy is decompensating.

By One of the Majority's Voices of Dissent

May 10, 2007 4:51 PM | Link to this

There are some interesting statements in this week’s issue of US News and World Report, which I consider a relatively conservative magazine, although I’m sure andi, Granny, or rw would say they’re part of the liberal media. Either way, US News is far more credible than the ridiculous smut they cite. If any of them had a semblance of an education they’d know that.

Anyway, here’s the first one: “Iraq has, of course, been an undeniable boon for al Qaeda, both as a battleground and a rallying cause.” So gw has us fighting in Iraq to combat terrorism? Uh-huh.

Where’s the new problem spot? According to the article, Pakistan, where al Qaeda is regrouping under the leadership of Bin Laden. So let’s see, w allows Bin Laden to go free into Pakistan, and then he attacks Iraq, which helps to bolster al Qaeda and propagate terrorism. He has to be either the dumbest “president” in history or a terrorist himself. I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt and go with the first option.

By One of the Majority's Voices of Dissent

May 10, 2007 4:56 PM | Link to this

Here’s another one from US News: “Overall, the report found that terrorist attacks worldwide jumped by more than 25 percent last year over 2005, with fatalities from those attacks rising by 40 percent.” I thought the republitard’s argument was always that there has been LESS terrorism since w started attacking random nations around the globe. What has he actually accomplished other than a record of complete and utter incompetence?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 4:57 PM | Link to this

OMVD,

He is definitely one of the most incompetent presidents we’ve ever had…especially when you consider what Daniel posted at 4:46. Generals quitting and coming out of retirement in order to launch a campaign against the President. That’s when you know things are bad. It makes you wonder just who in the hell are the 28% that still support him!

By getalife

May 10, 2007 5:00 PM | Link to this

Iraqi Lawmakers Call for U.S. Timetable

This is great news!

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 5:00 PM | Link to this

Steve-o,

You are clearly off your freaking rocker.

FLUCK YOU. FUUCK YOU. AND GFY*.

Oh, and I want an apology from YOU for bringing my kid into this. Let’s see how good you are with real apologies, steve-o, not meaningless ones from “States” done to score cheap political points.

Okey dokey, creep?

*And I don’t mean “Good For You” this time.

By One of the Majority's Voices of Dissent

May 10, 2007 5:01 PM | Link to this

How about this one on gw from presidential historian Robert Dallek: “He may come across to some [delusional] people as a man of principle, but a great majority see him as stubborn and unyielding… And everything he touches turns to dust.” Buy hey, these republitards see andi (Luckocho) and rw as “men” of principle. How pathetic.

By Huh?

May 10, 2007 5:03 PM | Link to this

I thought the tax cuts were draining the government of resources.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal revenue collections hit an all-time high in April, contributing to a further improvement in the budget deficit for the year. Releasing its monthly budget report, the Treasury Department said Thursday that through the first seven months of this budget year, the deficit totals $80.8 billion, significantly below the $184.1 billion imbalance run up during the first seven months of the 2006 budget year. So far this year, tax revenues total $1.505 trillion, an increase of 11.2 percent over the same period last year. That figure includes $383.6 billion collected in April, the largest monthly tax collection on record.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 5:04 PM | Link to this

Well, well, well. Speaking of trolls, OOTMVOD aka “One Voice” is back, so now we have 2 stalkers operating in tandem.

What a coincidence!/SARC.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 5:04 PM | Link to this

Not only can they not ignore me, they also have to babble about while I’m gone, it makes their empty, sullen, dull little lives complete:

{{{By steve-o May 10, 2007 4:47 PM I don’t know why all of a sudden that it dawned on me, but the troll posts at 3:10, 3:37, and 4:23 strongly resemble the drab prose of our very own LuckoDork/Andy.}}}

Gosh, did it ever dawn on you that maybe you peckerhead, jerk off liberal Cowards just might be jacking my name trying to make me look bad?

1) It is the ONLY way one of you candy as-ses will ever make me look bad.

2) Those posts were right there at your intelligence and maturity level, which would be grade school.

3) I’ve posted here a year and a half, I challenge any of you weak minded mouth breathers to find one racist comment.

4) You’re the gay bashers, remember, how much of a step is to discriminate against blacks?

Duh.

Hope you’re happy to see me, you little suckas-ses.

I can tell you missed me.

Cowards.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ®.

By One of the Majority's Voices of Dissent

May 10, 2007 5:05 PM | Link to this

Hey Granny.

US News: GW “is one of the most polarizing leaders in American history.” Does that sound like a “uniter, not a divider” or in his words, a “you-nah-ter, not a div-ah-der”? Does that make him a liar, or is it just another in the nearly infinite list of things he has been absolutely wrong about?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 5:08 PM | Link to this

LuckoDork,

C’mon man. Admit that you were the troll posting this afternoon. I mean, those posts had the same prose that you use. It’s way too obvious.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 5:08 PM | Link to this

Andy,

You should tell us when you are leaving.

Get with the program.

Geez†

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 5:10 PM | Link to this

The Cowards do battle with fake Andy and fake “global warming,” so brave, so courageous:

{{{The question is particularly acute, Republicans say, because the intelligence agencies are already stretched by the war on terror. Citing Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan, Hoekstra added, “Do we really want to start diverting resources from those threats to global warming?” Hoekstra and other Republicans worry that Democrats want to return intelligence policy to a time in the 1990s when the Clinton administration established what was known as the DCI Environmental Center within the CIA. The Center used satellite spying resources to track environmental matters. “They took pictures of volcanoes and sea turtle nests and took air samples of air pollution, as opposed to checking for traces of biological or chemical weapons, and it was all done at the behest of Al Gore,” says one Republican knowledgeable about intelligence affairs.}}}

And they missed 9/11, go figure.

You will be sorry that the candy as-s sniveling Cowards have their hands around the throat of our national security, flaming American cities will add lots of CO2 to the atmosphere, geez.

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By One of the Majority's Voices of Dissent

May 10, 2007 5:12 PM | Link to this

Okay, guess whose quote this is:

“A generation shaped by Vietnam must remember the lessons of Vietnam. When America uses force in the world, the cause must be just, the goal must be clear, and the victory must be overwhelming.”

gw said it in 2000. I guess a speech writer wrote it for him, and he didn’t understand the meaning of the words he spoke. Either that or he lied about his intentions (the first of many lies). Or maybe he has a real short memory and flip-flopped in his foreign policy ideology. Or someone else told him to attack Iraq and he obeyed like the moron he is. Hmmm… I wonder which.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 5:16 PM | Link to this

Um, this from an Iraqi:

{{{They understand only power. It is with power they took over their countries and held their peoples hostage. Everything they accomplished was through absolute control over the assets of their nations through murder, torture, repression and intimidation. Those who prefer to bury their heads in the dirt today, and withdraw from this difficult fight, will be cursed forever for abandoning their duty when they were most capable. I don’t understand why someone who has all the tools for victory would refuse to fight an enemy that reminds us every day that it is evil - with all the daily beheadings, torture and violations of all humane laws and values.}}}

Because they are sniveling wormy little Cowards.

Duh.

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By getalife

May 10, 2007 5:16 PM | Link to this

From Bartcop:

“There’s no science that shows that
silicone breast implants are detrimental
and, in fact, they make you healthier.” — Tom Coburn (R-Jesus Twin)

Breast implants make you healthier? Hey, I’m going to get mine today!”

“Lesbianism is so rampant in some of the schools in southeast Oklahoma
that they’ll only let one girl go to the bathroom at a time.” — Tom Coburn, (R-Jesus Twin) who is insane as the day is long.

Amazing †

By One of the Majority's Voices of Dissent

May 10, 2007 5:22 PM | Link to this

And this from a former ADVISOR to the “president”: “Because of the war, he’s gone from incredible strength to incredible weakness. Shakespeare couldn’t have written it better- the boy king.” Now that sounds like a statement communicating respect for a former colleague, doesn’t it?

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 5:26 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

That was a magnificent meltdown at 5:00. LOL!!

But seriously, you’re right, I do apologize for bringing your kid into it. That was wrong.

I still don’t know why you’re so vehemently opposed to the State of GA passing a resolution apologizing for slavery and Jim Crow. It doesn’t cost a thing.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 5:26 PM | Link to this

What did I tell you?

By Buy Danish/May 8, 2007 9:17 AM. Unlike the pseudo problem that the Democrat Governor of Kansas has dreamed up>>>>>> (no doubt with the assistance of Democrat operatives)…<<<<<<<<

Hannity is reporting that this scam was the work of Howard Dean, and he fed Governor Sebelius her talking points. Shameless, just shameless.

However, I think that unlike with Katrina, they may have screwed up royally this time. Kansas is a salt of the Earth Red State, I very much doubt that Kansans will take kindly to this blatant exploitation of their situation by despicable Democrat operatives.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 5:29 PM | Link to this

“To understand how the United States got itself into its current fix, it’s helpful to understand that the
American Right and its powerful media apparatus have created a kind of parallel universe that has
its own internal logic that sort of makes sense even if the “reality” isn’t exactly real.

So, on the Iraq War, everything is going pretty well except, as Fox News reminds its viewers,
the “liberal media” keeps hiding all the positive developments from the American people.
Plus, the only way to explain hostility toward Bush is to postulate that his critics are consumed by irrational hatreds.”

Can I get an amen? †

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 5:30 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish @ 5:26,

Well if Hannity reported it then it MUST be true!

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 5:34 PM | Link to this

Amen.

By Dusty

May 10, 2007 5:39 PM | Link to this

No originality here today. The posts are almost as bad as the cartoon.

Rusty, can’t think of any words of your own? Figures. Poor ignorant baby. Weren’t you leaving?

Getalife!! Leave!!!

Thomas PNAC aka Pea Brain,

Sorry my patriotism offends you. You are unfamiliar with such a concept. You ought to hear me sing “God bless America”!! It would turn your hard heart into jello. But then again, your brain has already reached that state.

HAVEN’T YOU PITIFUL ONES LEFT YET???

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 5:41 PM | Link to this

steve-o,

Fluck off.

Find someone else to stalk. Maybe you’ll eventually get the answer you’re looking for on the State apology question and your weak ego will be soothed at last.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 5:45 PM | Link to this

Maybe Michael Moore and Paris Hilton can share a jail cell.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 5:46 PM | Link to this

We have a cartoon about Rudy and all we have on the blog is non stop race baiting. Maybe he should change his name to Malik Zulu Steve0.

There is a grain of truth to the idea that these apologies are being pushed for as a toehold for reparations, but for the most part they are nothing but political stunts.

The Civil War ended in 1865 and until 2002 Democrats had control of the Georgia State Government lock stock and barrel. It wasn’t until 2004 that Republicans took over full control. So for 137 years something was completely unnecessary and now it’s must do legislation that the evil bigot Republicans are blocking

Sorry, I’m not buying it.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 6:01 PM | Link to this

Putin must be getting his talking points from Soros and MoveOn.Org. Putin likens U.S. foreign policy to that of Third Reich

Or maybe ML’s parrots have his ear.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 6:13 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

All he would have to do is read the English language version of Pravda. They get their stories out of the same fever swamps that our resident spammer gets his.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 6:20 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

You’re still quite emotional! LOL!!!

RW,

It’s not a GOP or Dem issue, it’s about decency. It’s about people who actually went through hell as recently as 40 years ago being paid some sort of respect. It would be a symbolic gesture. As far as a toehold for reparations, are you crazy? Do you really think that would happen? Funding PeachCare for Kids is controversial enough.

One thing with race relations between whites and blacks in this country is that a lot of whites don’t really understand the magnitude of the damage that slavery and Jim Crow did to black households, and also a lot of blacks are way too distrustful of whites, no matter their background or beliefs. I think something like an apology from the State will open up dialogue among people, which is a good thing.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 6:20 PM | Link to this

{{{It’s possible that Democrats in the House are so blinded by their hatred of the president that they don’t realize the deep damage they’re doing to the country. If they get their way, America will lose a war. This is simply unconscionable.}}}

That’s why we call them sniveling Cowards.

{{{Maybe lawmakers are looking at recent polls showing President Bush’s approval rating at record lows. Or at a recent poll showing that, among Democrats, a shocking 35% believe Bush knew about the 9/11 attacks beforehand, while just 26% are “not sure.” Such insane notions are easily disproved. But the fact that so many believe them anyway is a sad commentary on both the state of our democracy and the quality of our media.}}}

Or the pinko infested public school system.

All the little dullards they’ve created.

Cowards.

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By @@

May 10, 2007 6:21 PM | Link to this

Midori, Midori, Midori. Are you really this stupid?

By Midori May 10, 2007 11:16 AM

You pulled from my first post here:

(((I can guarantee you that’s why Midori is gonna love it; it’s elementary; it’s primitive; it’s basic.)))

…and you asked:

then why do I despise your ignorant a$$?

Because I have the ability to bring out the most “elementary”, “basal”, “primitive”YOU.

Exhibit 1:

(((By Midori May 9, 2007 5:35 PM)))

(((you lying feces riddled witch)))

((((again…Midori among them posted under his father’s name NeoReo talking to his son as if he was posting from the grave.))))

(((you’re a lying, stinking, ignorant, simple-minded, slanderous DOG!!!)))

(((YOU SILLY STUPID B*TCH!!!)))

(((Andy was the one who started the name jacking.)))

(((Andy is the one who kept doing it and blaming others.)))

(((then AND now.)))

(((You know what the h#ll your’e talking about before you start throwing your ignorant, simple-minded “theories” around.)))

(((Sherlock Holmes, you ain’t.)))

(((Stupid little twit.)))

You do know what basal means, don’t you? From the origin. When I see you here I’m thinking “primordial ooze”.

Exhibit 2:

(((By Midori May 9, 2007 5:39 PM)))

(((I want to add that I contacted AJC SEVERAL times about Andy’s name jacking.)))

(((The only reason this blog has had to be enforced by so many rules is because of him.)))

(((You contempible little jerk!!)))

(((And your’e still taking up for him, after all the crap he’s done.)))

(((How dare you!!)))

(((How DARE you!!!)))

(((If you were in front of me right now, I’d slap you into another time zone.)))

(((Ignorant twit.)))

You do know what “primitive” means, don’t you? It means has not yet evolved.

To which I replied:

(((By @@ May 9, 2007 7:50 PM)))

(((Midori:)))

(((Puhleeze! I recall you posting to the lowlifes that night. Joining in their attacks AGAINST Andy.)))

(((Why would you join them if you thought they were Andy. They were your friends here. We even pointed that out to you hoping you would disengage yourself from them.)))

(((You didn’t.)))

(((If I were in front of you right now?)))

(((You couldn’t touch me.)))

(((Y

By getalife

May 10, 2007 6:23 PM | Link to this

I am here for you Dusty.

Just for you, JFY, if you will.

By GodHatesTrash

May 10, 2007 6:26 PM | Link to this

Let me apologize to Bi Danish’s child for his sorry excuse for a mother.

He might as well have been whelped by a chimpanzee.

By getalife

May 10, 2007 6:29 PM | Link to this

Looks like Putin wants war to stop the aggressive ,nazi type, preemptive, needless occupations.

Geez®

By @@

May 10, 2007 6:29 PM | Link to this

Oops! Cut off the best part.

(((You don’t have the reach Midori, intellectually or otherwise.)))

(((Sleep well Midori.)))

Now if there are any more questions I can answer, I don’t mind helping you out. I’ll just have to do it from my vantage point WAY UP ^^^ there.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 6:29 PM | Link to this

steve-0

Do you know what the phrase “a grain of truth” means? Probably not so I’ll explain. There are some that believe they could use an apology to advance the idea of reparations and virtually no chance they would be successful. Got it?

Do you know why was this not an issue AT ALL until Republicans controlled the full scope of the Georgia government? Probably not so I’ll explain. It is being pushed as a wedge issue by Democrats to paint Republicans as racists. It’s as simple as that. If Republicans were more political and less principled they would just pass your little symbolism act on move on to whatever atrocity you want to demonize them for next.

You do realize the Legislature isn’t in session don’t you?

By Midori

May 10, 2007 6:29 PM | Link to this

@@,

you’re about as significant to me as chewing gum stuck to the bottom of my shoe.

Go grow up; then we’ll talk.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 6:33 PM | Link to this

RW,

If you look at the Alabama resolution, there is a clause that says that it can’t be used as grounds for litigation. I haven’t read the Virginia resolution, but I bet it has the same thing.

I don’t think that this is a wedge issue at all. Virginia and Alabama have Republican-controlled legislatures. It really isn’t a partisan thing, NOR should it be. This is about us as decent Americans and that should be above any of this liberal/conservative crap.

By @@

May 10, 2007 6:34 PM | Link to this

Midori:

So you’ve said many times before.

I guess your rant yesterday was just a slip up in response to “insignificant little me.”

By bon scott

May 10, 2007 6:36 PM | Link to this

[{{{The question is particularly acute, Republicans say, because the intelligence agencies are already stretched by the war on terror. Citing Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan, Hoekstra added, “Do we really want to start diverting resources from those threats to global warming?” Hoekstra and other Republicans worry that Democrats want to return intelligence policy to a time in the 1990s when the Clinton administration established what was known as the DCI Environmental Center within the CIA. The Center used satellite spying resources to track environmental matters. “They took pictures of volcanoes and sea turtle nests and took air samples of air pollution, as opposed to checking for traces of biological or chemical weapons, and it was all done at the behest of Al Gore,” says one Republican knowledgeable about intelligence affairs.}}}]](http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/shared-blogs/ajc/luckovich/entries/2007/05/10/rudyssecretli.html#comment-1231092)

No links, no sources, no cites. Admit it Andy, you just make this stuff up when you’re really drunk or sniffing a heck of a lot of airplane glue.

By steve-o

May 10, 2007 6:39 PM | Link to this

bon scott,

LuckoDork still has to figure which troll ID he wants to be today.

By Midori

May 10, 2007 6:40 PM | Link to this

yeah, yeah, @@

blah, blah, blah.

talking loud and saying absolutely nothing.

next i suppose you’ll try cracking one of you stupid, unfunny jokes.

you really need to take it someplace where someone cares.

and this concludes my responding to your ignorant rants and immature bleats.

I’m leaving now to go skinny dipping.

toodles!!

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 6:40 PM | Link to this

steve-0

If it isn’t political why wasn’t it done in the recent past when Democrats had control? If this bill you are so obsessed with was before the Legislature when they were in session would you please provide a link to the language that was rejected. I prefer to deal with fact instead of using your method of dealing in blind hysterical emotions.

It’s entirely possible that the reason you waited until after the Legislature was out of session was so that you could get in a solid eleven months of race baiting. That’s what I would bet on, but I’d still like to see the language of the bill.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 6:42 PM | Link to this

RW,

Malik Zulu steve-o reminds me an awful lot of Huge Blowhard.

The same pretenses about wanting “civil” discussion, the same storm-trooping dictatorial attitude, the same phony sanctimony, the same endless anguish, the same race-baiting, the same ankle-biting persistence, the same overinflated ego.

Maybe they’re kissing cousins.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 6:47 PM | Link to this

{{{By bonnie scott May 10, 2007 6:36 PM No links, no sources, no cites. Admit it Andy, you just make this stuff up when you’re really drunk or sniffing a heck of a lot of airplane glue.}}}

Oh, the irony that finchie brings to this blog, while whining about me not posting links because they get “ate” by the server, his link got ate by the server.

Maybe if he would have calmly typed in the brackets, then the post would have been just silly instead of psychotic.

I have that effect on people.

Hopefully finchie won’t chew through his straps when he sees this post.

You’re gonna hate 07®.

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By Red Skull

May 10, 2007 6:48 PM | Link to this

Bile Danish,

…..and your the same old whench, same old liar who says she has to constantly go when everybody here knows you have absolutely no life, your the same old multi ID user(@@,Dusty).

And I’m the same old a*******kicker.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 6:50 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

He does act a lot like Stunty Blowhard and he keeps just about as many facts at his disposal. Earlier he told us that we should read the Georgia bill and now we’re supposed to go find Alabama’s and call a special session for a completely symbolic act that won’t do one single thing to help or hinder anyone.

Everybody that takes part in this discussion should read Shelby Steele’s book White Guilt.

By @@

May 10, 2007 6:50 PM | Link to this

Well I’ll be damned…

From Stratfor:

(((Syrian security forces killed four members of militant group Fatah al-Islam as the Islamists attempted to cross into Iraq, the group said in an Internet statement posted May 10. The statement, posted on a Web site used by al Qaeda and Iraqi insurgent groups, said two of those killed were “leaders,” and promised revenge for the attack. The group said five Syrian security personnel also died during the clash, but did not say when the fight took place.)))

…or maybe I won’t be afterall.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 6:52 PM | Link to this

Bonnie,

Here you go. I took me maybe 100th of a second to find this link. All I did was cut and paste part of the first sentence into Google and I found it like magic!

Al Qaeda, Iran, North Korea — and Global Warming Democrats assess the threats to U.S. national security. By Byron York

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 6:53 PM | Link to this

It appears Red Skull was off one letter at the start of the last word in her 6:48. It’s one to the right RS.

By Daniel

May 10, 2007 6:55 PM | Link to this

Bush has betrayed America. Bush supporters have betrayed America. We are in deep trouble. The situation is going to get much much worse. Our Army is at the breaking point. Thank God for the eleven GOP members of Congress that read Bush the riot act yesterday. Hopefully, the eleven can influence more of their fellows. The Iraq War is immoral and illegal. It is a dismal failure. Our leadership has lied to us.

By Red Skull

May 10, 2007 6:55 PM | Link to this

Bile Danish,and RW(the turd),

You two boring old f*cks don’t have the decency to stop blogging at 7 like you’ve been asked to.

No wonder your spouses hate you so much.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 6:56 PM | Link to this

RW,

Stunty Steve-o also is a lot like RE in that he keeps changing the topic and moving the goal post as he pesters you relentlessly.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 6:57 PM | Link to this

Red Skull,

Do you have a Valium handy? If so, please take it. Who asked me to stop blogging at 7?

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 7:02 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

It could just be the disease of liberalism rots their brain and makes them all sound alike.

By Dusty

May 10, 2007 7:02 PM | Link to this

Red Skull aka Bonehead,

Would you cut out the bozo bluffing for a change? I am the only person using “Dusty” for an id unless one of you crazies tries it.

Forget all your little kickin’ titles. I doubt you have the strength to snap your fingers.

Buy Danish is one smart cookie. You just don’t have the wits to understand the great information she gives. But don’t show your ignorance by all the name calling. It makes YOU look very DUMB.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 7:06 PM | Link to this

RW,

Yep, and the disease causes them to exhibit the same symptoms of derangement.

By LuckoDull

May 10, 2007 7:15 PM | Link to this

{{{By Dhimmi Danny May 10, 2007 6:55 PM The message of the eleven to Bush testerday was: Bush has no credibility.}}}

So who’s advise would you take, the word of 2,843 U.S. soldiers on the ground in Iraq who just want to complete their honorable mission or the whining, sniveling sobs of some Coward congressman afraid of losing their patronizing blowhard government jobs crawling with lobbyists drooling over your tax dollars?

That’s what I thought.

Here’s a link for you bonnie:

As an American currently serving my nation in uniform, I respectfully urge my political leaders in Congress to fully support our mission in Iraq and halt any calls for retreat. I also respectfully urge my political leaders to actively oppose media efforts which embolden my enemy while demoralizing American support at home. The War in Iraq is a necessary and just effort to bring freedom to the Middle East and protect America from further attack.

For those about to rock….

WE SALUTE YOU!!

By @@

May 10, 2007 7:18 PM | Link to this

O.K., so I’m back after closing. Big deal…

I’m reading over at Stratfor on this strategy of the environmentalists within Congress and the Administration.

It appears as though they’re going to have to be patient. Businesses are part of the equation, and they’re making demands.

(((The vast majority of the proposals floating around Capitol Hill will not emerge from committee and few, if any, will pass both houses of Congress. The bills are serving their purpose, however, as more and more companies are coming together to demand a single coherent policy.)))

Yea, those business types are shrewd.

Global warming initiatives that will impact businesses must be “coherent”, otherwise they can’t help out.

It’s gotta make sense.

By RW-(the original)

May 10, 2007 7:25 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish,

It makes them do things like this as well.

Then Sebelius explained the path to her comments. After Brownback told her that he was very disappointed in her, She pleaded “You know me Sam, I wouldn’t have said it if I didn’t have to.” She declared “Howard (Dean) called me around 5 o’clock (in the morning) and told me not to ask The White House for any help or make any statements until I heard back. Dick (Durban?) called me an hour or 2 later and that’s when he told me we needed to use this ‘n’ said to talk about the Guard all bein’ at war.”

I also read the transcript of Obama 10,000 dead “mistake.” There is no way it was a mistake based on the context of the rest of his speech. These people are shameless and downright dangerous.

It makes you wonder if their sycophants here share their despicable nature or are just too stupid to see it. That’s a tough call for some here, but I’ll go with stupid on quite a few.

By Buy Danish

May 10, 2007 7:51 PM | Link to this

RW,

I hope Brownback doesn’t try too hard for “comity”!

I think these Dems are just going around threatening and blackmailing people.

For example, I’m very suspicious about General Batiste’s motives. Why the sudden flip? Why not just ask for a private meeting with Bush or Secy Gates? Why go so far as to make a MoveOn.org funded ad that contradicts your own statements many of which have been put in place by Petreus unless you have a virtual gun at your head? Of course a big financial payoff could explain it too, just like Gen. Weaselly Clark got.

Remember when Scott Ritter flipped? I’m convinced Someone had dirt on him and told him to do it or else. He also got a financial payoff.