Thinking Right

By jbmlaw

June 4, 2007 8:08 AM | Link to this

Good morning all. Cuba is not on my list of potential vacation sites- due to the political leadership - although they should have great weather and beaches. Seems like PJ O’Rourke said something like Jim’s opening statement also. If you really want to exploit The People and run down the economy, let a socialist run it.

I must be old. The idea that a TB patient traveled anywhere boggles my limited intellect. You would think consideration for others might enter the calculus, but I understand this guy is a personal injury plaintiff’s attorney, i.e., a Democrat.

The aviation fuel plot hits me as odd – a story on Drudge said this would have killed more people than 9/11. Hope to hear more, sooner.

As to drought and ethanol, maybe we’ll die from thirst, but at least our Green vehicles will still run. However, on immigration vs. drought, I respectfully disagree with JW’s perspective – drought leads to death, immigration to economic growth. Most immigrants need less water than a St. Ives lawn; it is a question of macroeconomic yield. As to the other examples cited by JW, I agree – each of those could merit a death penalty (even some drugs ought to be illegal, although certainly not the formulary presently in statute) and thus ought to be enforced.

I like the idea of allowing charter schools an end run around local government dictators. The government school districts do not deserve a monopoly.

The D’Alvia story impresses – when I tell people that most criminals are like D’Alvia, nobody believes me. It is almost always a case of somebody who did something stupid, not a truly evil heart at work. “Hate,” alone, ought never be actionable, and should not stand as an independent charge; otherwise all socialists would be incarcerated. That, however, is also the perspective that persuades me to oppose most statutory criminal law – unless it merits execution, there should be an alternative to deprivation of liberty.

Until Roosevelt, we regarded the states as the individual Petri Dishes of our democracy – federalization has cost us more than most realize. Noticed today there is a movement in Vermont to secede – please, let’s offer them cash to follow through.

By Joe

June 4, 2007 8:10 AM | Link to this

I disagree with Mr. Wooten. Bush doesn’t deserve credit for jack.

New Orleans is still sucking wind, our food supply is less safe, our infrastructure (including our damns) is crumbling, our national debt has grown exponentially, health care costs and health insurance premiums are soaring, more people are uninsured, violent crime rates are soaring, abortion rates are up, the infant mortality rate is up, the poverty rate is up, the earth is warming while Bush studies and talks, more innocent people die and flee from Darfur, income disparities are widening, 9/11 report recommendations regarding communication for first responders and securing our nuclear and chemical facilities haven’t implemented, our military forces are near a breaking point, our National Guard is grossly undermanned and under equipped for domestic emergencies, college tuition rates are soaring, illegal immigration has exploded (thanks to Bush announcing a potential “path to citizenship” for the last several years), more high-paying jobs are getting outsourced (e.g. India), the national savings rate has dropped to below zero, the situation with Israel and the Palestinians (and in Lebanon) continues to deteriorate, North Korea has grown significantly more dangerous, Osama Bin Laden is still free, Afghanistan is deteriorating, Al Qaeda has grown, the Taliban is resurging, T.B. guy can easily sneak into the U.S. despite the fact that his passport has been flagged and he’s on a, apparently worthless, “no fly list”, and…what am I forgetting? Oh yeah. Iraq.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 8:46 AM | Link to this

The top five things to give Dubya and the right wing conservatives credit for:

AND the number one reason to give Dubya and the right wing conservatives credit:

Singlehandedly making more straight, heterosexual men/women GAY, so that in case of a draft, (with the increasing depletion of able bodied troops from death, dismemberment and not re-enlisting), they, Gay America, won’t have to go to War!!! Good Job Guys!!! Unfortunately, due to the twins recent “exploits” they can’t be termed as “Gay”; but perhaps they can fly under the “bisexual” banner!!!

You George DUBYA Bush, Are a GREAT AMERICAN!!!!! (Band playing in background)

By jbmlaw

June 4, 2007 8:58 AM | Link to this

Attention all, I have the perfect idea to ensure our moonbats don’t wander off into the inane Bush-hate. If the President will simply sign a proclamation declaring himself a gay female, we can lock up the moonbats.

By Carolyn Wilder

June 4, 2007 9:06 AM | Link to this

Jim, I’m surprised that so many obviously left wing liberal wackos read your column. Why in the heck would any body want to go to Cuba? Aren’t people trying to get out of there?

By Courtney

June 4, 2007 9:08 AM | Link to this

jbmlaw wrote, “*The idea that a TB patient traveled anywhere boggles my limited intellect. You would think consideration for others might enter the calculus, but I understand this guy is a personal injury plaintiff’s attorney, i.e., a Democrat. *”

This idiot is in no position to be calling others “moonbats”.

By GodHatesTrash

June 4, 2007 9:16 AM | Link to this

Jim wants to early release crankheads if’n they seem reformed to him…

Was it stupid behavior, or someone so out of touch with decent society that he didn’t see any harm in sellin’ a little crank. Georgia rednecks are terribly self-absorbed, products of a gutter culture that glorifies laziness (selling drugs is an easy business, not requiring any special skills or edumacation) violence, and disrespect for authority and law.

(Fightin’ fires can be a lot of fun for a sociopath. I’m sure clowns like Andi/e and Markanus spend their days listening to emergency scanners waitin’ for fires to break out so they can have a day off from bloggin’. When they aren’t setting them themselves.)

And what’s the esteemed Mr. D’Alvia gonna do when he gets out, Mr. Jim? No fire department will hire him, thankfully. Let me ask you this, Mr. Gummint Hater - During his 10 year term, what skills did Mr. D’Alvia learn, ‘ceptin’ how to get along better with other sociopaths?

I’ll wager he’s a Georgia high school drop-out, now with a criminal record. Other than your job, which obviously doesn’t require much thought and/or ethics, what else in Atlanta would you have him do?

By K-Squared

June 4, 2007 9:22 AM | Link to this

Courtney is right. jbmlaw is an idiot. The only problem with Joe’s accurate 8:10 post was that it barely scratched the surface with regard to the damage that this President has done (with the help of his Congressional backers, supporters and apologists). If voters who are concerned about these extremely serious problems are “moonbats”, then count me in.

By Midori

June 4, 2007 9:26 AM | Link to this

Courtney and K-Squared,

I think “idiot” is too kind.

By Midori

June 4, 2007 9:27 AM | Link to this

Courtney and K-Squared,

I think “idiot” is too kind.

By GodHatesTrash

June 4, 2007 9:28 AM | Link to this

Dumbya spent his years at Exeter as a cheerleader, then was very active with the “Greek” societies at Yale, and he is a close personal “friend” of Karl/a Rove and Jeff Gannon/Guckert.

He probably does fantasize about being a gay female.

By Jeff

June 4, 2007 9:30 AM | Link to this

I do not know the lay of the land/ terminals/ etc at JFK, having never flown to NYC.

That said, I can draw from my knowledge of ATL and the properties of jet fuel to state this:

Depending on EXACTLY what the plot was (I hadn’t heard of it till I read this column), the LEAST amount of damage would have been severe structural damage enough to put the entire airport out of commission for weeks - at a minimum. Knowing that JFK is NYC’s primary airport, this would have wreaked SERIOUS havoc on our nation’s air transportation system. A more deadly plot - I can think of some elaborate but stunningly easy ideas assuming a sufficient level of funding- could possibly have leveled the airport and surrounding area for at least a half mile radius around the site of the initial blast and caused SEVERE damage up to 2 miles out. Again knowing that JFK is NYC’s primary airport, this level alone would kill at LEAST double the 9/11 casualties, probably injure as many as have died in combat in Iraq, and overall be a FAR more major blow than 9/11. In some ways, I kinda wish our forces HADN’T stopped it in time. Coming at this point, it would have absolutely insured that not a single Democrat would be elected in ‘08 - from School Board and Councilman positions all the way to 1600 Pennsyvania Avenue.

By jbmlaw

June 4, 2007 9:31 AM | Link to this

Note to K-Squared @ 9:22 and Courtney @ 9:08, you reinforce the idea that moonbats have no sense of humor, or perhaps you do not like gentle satire. Maybe that ought to be a crime, too. Suggest you read Harold and PoFo if he resurfaces - there is good, gentle humor on the blog.

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 9:32 AM | Link to this

DebbieDoLittle,@8:46

Did you stay up all weekend concocting that little propaganda piece? Or were you “Cheneyd”? That is, according to you, telling the same lies over and over??

I’m pretty sure that people knew about sex before conservatives suggested “Just say no!”

So, everything in Afhanistan isn’t going “peachy keen” therefore it is a total failure. Yeah, throw in the towel even when nobody there is asking for it. More cut-n-run!! And you mentioned Osama. He is hiding in a cave in the Himalayas, not on the sidewalks of NYC. See the difference??

Which brings to mind Iraq. More tries for cut-n-run by Democrats who talk out both sides of their mouths. Fund it but cut-n-run from it…

Are you referring to the President’s daughters in that last spiel? That’s sinking pretty low, don’t you think? Most people believe that attacking a person’s family for political reasons shows lack of character, especially when it is all lies. Evidently there are no standards for Democrats.

YES, Georga W. Bush is a great American. Not perfect but then we have never had a perfect president. When Democrats cool down and history warms up, it will be said again “George W. Bush is a great American.”

By deegee

June 4, 2007 9:36 AM | Link to this

The US may be one of the wealthiest countries in the world but throwing millions of gallons of processed municipal drinking water on our lawns doesn’t make us look too smart. While it doesn’t make headlines, Georgia is fighting a water war with Florida and Alabama. Climate change and the ensuing drought is not helping matters.

http://www.accessnorthga.com/news/ap_newfullstory.asp?ID=89596

By Midori

June 4, 2007 9:36 AM | Link to this

does finding something completely stupid, completely off base, and just plain dumb constitute “not having a sense of humor”?

perhaps they are saving their sense of humor for something that is actually funny.

???

By RCH

June 4, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

Back from Hilton Head .Well rested. I could never understand the reasoning behind hate crime.Does it make a difference why the person committed the crime. If I shoot you because you are white, black , gay, etc., you are just as dead. Since when can we read someones mind especially a sick one?

By deport all illegal leeches now

June 4, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!

The sluttish whoralicious narcissistic airhead slapper P. Hilton and Billy the bigot Campbell are now both in jail … aint life great - now if only the pardon selling perjuring Arkansas rapist and its very own corrupt treasonous disgraced document thieving heffalump liar Sandy turdburglar can join them life would be better than great.

I see the execrable slapper crackpipe debbie has puked up even more deranged bollocks this morning. Clearly these welfare cheque payments are being chronically abused by illegal drug addicted recipients.

Nice to see murderous palestinian terrorists getting killed in several parts of Lebanon now by the Lebanese Army … though the Israelis have been a bit too restrained of late. That glorious fun packed civil war in Gaza is long overdue … come on you jew hating nazi like mohammedan scum - where’s my entertainment gone - it was warming up nicely the other week!!!

The nasty snotty arrogant vapid black nonenity without even ONE major political achievment Barak the magic negro (see Paul Shanklin’s side splittingly hilarious song) is still sullenly hiding its black separatist church past and refusing to apologise for its thuggish sleazy tactics in getting its state senator seat in yankkkee IL.

Bush needs to wise up and stop obsessively trying to disgustingly push 20 million or so illegal leeches and another 20 million or so of their mostly poorly educated dependants on the rest of us law abiding Americans.

Thankfully the senile, worst ever president and professional far left traitor Jimbo peanut Karter has actually managed to STFU for a week or so now. Those new meds for end stage senility must be working.

This despicable ambulance chasing parasitic lawyer TB carrying lawyer needs to go cough and cough and cough all over paedophile loving VT and then do the same in homo loving San Fran Sicko.

By Midori

June 4, 2007 9:40 AM | Link to this

LOL

Dusty just can’t part with her crack pipe

*YES, Georga W. Bush is a great American. Not perfect but then we have never had a perfect president. When Democrats cool down and history warms up, it will be said again “George W. Bush is a great American.” *

LOL again

By deegee

June 4, 2007 9:43 AM | Link to this

Jeff quotes the gospel by Karl Rove.

“In some ways, I kinda wish our forces HADN’T stopped it in time. Coming at this point, it would have absolutely insured that not a single Democrat would be elected in ‘08 - from School Board and Councilman positions all the way to 1600 Pennsyvania Avenue.”

By Ms Writer

June 4, 2007 9:46 AM | Link to this

deport all illegal leeches now - I don’t know if I should agree with you or not, you use far to many adjectives for me to keep up with you.

By catlady

June 4, 2007 9:47 AM | Link to this

“When Democrats cool down and history warms up, it will be said again “George W. Bush is a great American.”

Well, it is being said NOW, but by those already in the looney bin.

My prediction is that history will be far LESS gentle to GWB than folks are now, because the true heinous nature of his presidency will be even more obvious, and the apologists will be even fewer in number (having been driven to the poorhouse by Bush and his buddies).

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 9:50 AM | Link to this

jbmlaw@8:56

That’s a good one!! You are in top form this morning.

Remember, an insult from liberals is a compliment of the highest nature( or something like that).

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 10:03 AM | Link to this

Midori@9:40

I don’t have a “crack pipe”. I’m not a liberal.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 10:05 AM | Link to this

Providing aid and comfort to Al Qaeda:

{{{The rising pace of American troop deaths escalated this weekend as 14 more servicemen were reported killed in Iraq, all but one from makeshift ——->bombs that insurgents have been employing with greater lethality<—— against American soldiers and armored vehicles.-Urinal}}}

A surge of troops confronting and fighting the enemy means more casualties, any idiot should be able to figure that out.

So why is the Atlanta Journal Constitution taking advantage of that fact to publish some Al Qaeda propaganda about “increased lethality?”

GFY AJC, stick it in your behind.

You’re Al Qaeda’s only hope, and that ain’t no exaggeration.

Cowards.

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By @@

June 4, 2007 10:10 AM | Link to this

You were in Cuba Jim? Fess up…

you went with that “Sicko” Michael Moore didn’t you? I hope your papers were in order.

I watched the TB (Time Bomb) traveller and his wife questioned on T.V. He claimed he was told he wasn’t a health risk, but then his wife blubbers that he was gonna die. His wife sounds like a risk to his health IMO.

Persistence pays? I wonder how long a taxpayer would have to wait if they were reporting their neighbors watering violations. Excuse me while I go turn on my sprinkler. I’ve got a couple of hours before the call goes through, right?

The seating arrangement for the Democratic candidates was interesting. You had the three “well-groomed” charlatans center stage while Kucinich and Gravel adorned the outside margins. Kucinich should have been seated in the left margin though. He’s a dreamer.

Gravel? Put him on the right. He’s a straight shooter who doesn’t miss an opportunity to take a direct shot at his fellow Democrats. What was it he said…”Let’s get real here, all these programs they’re proposing are gonna cost money.” The guy is a hoot.

I lost respect for Richardson, and gained respect for Biden. I have no respect for the candidates who had their “handlers” speak to Larry King after the debates.

Somebody can correct me if I’m wrong, but “handlers” spoke for Hillary, Edwards and Obama.

By rarringt

June 4, 2007 10:14 AM | Link to this

Good morning all,

Hi Dusty,

My you are quite the comedienne this morning, aren’t you?

For example, you said:

Are you referring to the President’s daughters in that last spiel? That’s sinking pretty low, don’t you think? Most people believe that attacking a person’s family for political reasons shows lack of character, especially when it is all lies.

I imagine you’re incensed, therefore, with all of the comments that were made about Carter’s family and Clinton’s brother. Good for you, Dusty (very fair and balanced of you). Heh.

Then, of course, you mentioned that W was up there with the great presidents. Ummm, I don’t really think he’ll be equated with Washington,Lincoln, or FDR.

Actually, I’m a bit skeptical that he’ll be mentioned along with A. Johnson and Fillmore. Unfortunately for us all, he’ll probably wind up with his own special category, as worst ever.

It’s unfortunate because he’ll also likely wind up as the most well compensated former president ever (through speaking honoraiums, board service, and, um, the “friendships” of others), while we collectively pick up the pieces of the then-previous eight years.

The dems looked good last night. The GOP frontrunners weren’t too bad in their own prior debate. At least we can take solace in knowing the next president will be a marked improvement, regardless of political affiliation.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 10:19 AM | Link to this

The surge er escalation is not working, just more wasted wasted lives.

Hillary will withdraw as soon as she is sworn in, then Bill will apologize to the world.

It will take the Clintons one term to clean up w’s disasters and another term to get us where we were.

Never ever vote gop in the WH again. Learn from this disaster America.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 10:20 AM | Link to this

Arguing with each other about who will be the one to surrender to Al Qaeda:

{{{But Edwards, apparently convinced that his views on the war offer an opportunity to rally the party’s antiwar base and move him up in the polls closer to Clinton and Obama, would not give ground. While Clinton said, “The differences among us are minor, the differences with the Republicans are major,” Edwards insisted that one difference was his willingness to acknowledge that his 2002 vote in the Senate to authorize force was a mistake.}}}

The choice is clear; fight terror or appease it.

Duh.

Cowards.

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By GRCleft

June 4, 2007 10:27 AM | Link to this

jbmlaw wrote, “…there is good, gentle humor on the blog.”

Unfortunately, jbmlaw’s “humor” doesn’t fall into either the “good” or “gentle” category.

Note to jbm @ 9:31 — If you have to explain it, …

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 10:28 AM | Link to this

{{{If you want to know about how Senator Clinton feels about freedom and her confidence that Americans, when acting without government in their face, are a productive and charitable people you, again, just have to listen to her. The Senator was in true form the other day, speaking at a vocational school in New Hampshire. “Fairness doesn’t just happen. It requires the right government policies.”}}}

A flaming liberal that doesn’t trust other people to do the right thing.

That should tell you all you need to know:

{{{Professor Brooks studied in depth charitable giving patterns in America. His conclusions: religious Americans give four times as much as secular Americans, conservative households give 30 percent more than liberal households, and those who believe that government should redistribute income give one-fourth as much as those who do not believe this.}}}

Geez.

Force everyone else to give while they clench down on their own checkbooks.

Cowards.

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By Jay

June 4, 2007 10:32 AM | Link to this

“Dumbya spent his years at Exeter as a cheerleader…”

He went to Andover.

By GOD OF WAR

June 4, 2007 10:33 AM | Link to this

You republicans didnt have a problem with illegals when they were working for your companies.. You only have a problem now because they own their own companies and cut you the middle man out. This is the punishment for them thar illegals for wising up.. Deportation.. I mean how dare they take the knowledge you gave them and use against you. If you havent noticed the whole world is on to our tricks, except the American Public and they have begun to exploit them.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 10:42 AM | Link to this

Our next President killed em with this line last night:

“A “Cheney Peace Envoy” is a pretty creepy notion….”

Funny how both parties want to use Bill as ambassador to the world.

Bwa.

By rarringt

June 4, 2007 10:47 AM | Link to this

Oh, hi Lord,

Thanks for checking in on this blog.

You know, I wanted to ask you about the meaning of life.

And what lies beyond.

Also, why these moles keep popping up in the darndest places….

Oh, wait. “God of War.” My bad.

Interesting, though, that in both Greek and Roman mythology (I know, one and the same), Ares/Mars is a coward and bully. He’s also perfectly handsome, to reflect that while he may sanction war, he never actually gets his hands dirty, among other things….

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 10:48 AM | Link to this

Greetings, rarringt @ 10:14

Well, no, I was not going for comedy this morning unless you mean my suggestion that liberals have some standards. That is a bit rediculous I admit.

Jimmy Carter and family? Don’t remember giving it much thought. Seems like Billy Carter, now deceased brother of Carter, did manage to get out and urinate in public. Is that what you mean? Yes, my mother said that was in bad “taste”. But maybe you disagree. That’s the most I heard about that. Most of what I heard about was the ineptitude of Carter.

How about Lincoln and Bush?? Lincoln was “cartooned” as an ugly monkey (Luckovich), led a controversial war (Iraq), accused of getting rich off war profits (oil), replaced many generals over war defeats (Petraeus), freed slaves (Afghans, Iraqis), Gettysburg address ignored (State of Union speech), despised by Southerners (liberals), and accused of being the worst president ever. Yep, there are many similarities between Bush and Lincoln. History will notice.

I didn’t watch the Democrats “show and tell” last night. Like I said, I am really not into comedy.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 10:51 AM | Link to this

Mornin’ Dusty!!: How’ve ya been? Read your post TOO FUNNY!!! Dumbya one of history’s greatest presidents?!? Well, when Dubya can beat Dan Quayle in a spelling and geography contest, I’ll concede that at least he is smarter than a Fifth Grader.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 10:56 AM | Link to this

Dumbya freed the Slaves and there ar similiarities between Bush and LINCOLN???!!! Dusty, Dusty, Dusty…… I have begged you over and over to go and seek qualified help.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 11:02 AM | Link to this

SPOKEN LIKE A TRUE TOOL OF THE RIGHT WINGERS:

• In some ways, I kinda wish our forces HADN’T stopped it in time. Coming at this point, it would have absolutely insured that not a single Democrat would be elected in ‘08 - from School Board and Councilman positions all the way to 1600 Pennsyvania Avenue.*

Jeff, if the death of thousands makes you “wet”; perhaps it’s time to visit the friendly men in the little white coats……

By JK

June 4, 2007 11:10 AM | Link to this

Yaaawwwwwwwwnnnnn! Nothing like character assassination on a Monday morning. Still can’t think of anything more intelligent to say than, “EWWW, Libruls smoke crack and have no sense of humor.. and… and.. well, they just S—K??” Way to debate the issues, you know… if you’re FIVE.

So is anyone else wondering what exactly Mr. Wooten was doing in Cuba? He leads off with “I was in Cuba; America is so much better…” But no explanation or justification. This site gives the seven exceptions to the prohibition of American travel to Cuba. Which excuse did Mr. Wooten use (surely not “journalist” as that would require regular utilization of facts and some small measure of objectivity) and WHY? I’ve always thought him to be a shifty sort of character…

By Dave

June 4, 2007 11:24 AM | Link to this

I just checked out CNN and Foxnews. CNN calls the informant a “snitch” and Foxnews calls him an “informant”.

So once again CNN is rooting for the bad guys and uses a derogatory word such as “snitch” to describe the man who saved lives. Disgusting!!!

By Charles

June 4, 2007 11:31 AM | Link to this

Some 220 prisoners trained as firefighters pulled extended shifts fighting fires near the Okefenokee Swamp, which got a good dose of rain over the weekend. Why didn’t they run? Firefighter Jimmy D’Alvia’s response: “It ain’t worth it. You did something wrong. Do your time and go home.”

Jimmy D’Alvia’s response was correct. If you have done something wrong, you do your time and go home. There is no need to run when you are guilty. Convicting the guilty is a result of good government.

The questions for right thinking Americans, especially African Americans, are should a person attempt to escape from the clutches of the criminal justice system at every opportunity if he or she has been wrongly convicted? Is the staff at correctional facilities doing a good service when they give wrongly convicted people with good attitudes early releases? Should wrongly convicted Americans have good attitudes while incarcerated? Should the prison staff punish and prolong a wrongly convicted person’s stay in prison because the inmate doesn’t conform, the Angola 3? Does an innocent person convey a good attitude by pleading guilty to a crime in order to receive leniency? Does an inmate exhibit a bad attitude when he fights for his constitutional rights?

Should faith and trust in the criminal justice system and God be synonymous?

Though the criminal justice system wrongly slays too many of us, yet our trust and obedience shall not fail.

By Camus

June 4, 2007 11:34 AM | Link to this

Dusty,

In the interest of saving others from your historical illiteracy:

Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was not “ignored”. In fact, Lincoln himself felt that it had fallen flat, but the Northern newspapers, led by Horace Greely, felt otherwise and elevated the speech to contemporary prominence. It was quickly spread through the North and highly regarded by most at the time.

But don’t let the facts get in the way of your opinions. Why start now?

By Camus

June 4, 2007 11:43 AM | Link to this

Jeff, and your pi$$pants tantrum about the JFK plot:

Here is yet another wingnut hysteria fueled by ignorance. All the experts agree that the “plot” (which had no funding and no real action plan) would have caused only minimal disruption to the air traffic system and fuel delivery grid.

Further, the plot’s “mastermind” shows about as much mental snap as Jose Padilla (not to mention our own Dusty), another of the horrible bogey men you simpering cowards like to use for your cheap terror thrills.

Look for this super-duper action-filled potboiler to fizzle into reduced and dismissed charges that barely receive and media notice.

You Right Thinkers sure do love to be afraid.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 11:47 AM | Link to this

Is this the “civil war” you sniveling Coward liberals talk of:

{{{Iraqi soldiers have killed a senior Al-Qaeda leader in a clash inside one of Baghdad’s historic Sunni quarters, military spokesman Brigadier General Qassim Atta said Monday.}}}

Geez.

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By rarringt

June 4, 2007 11:47 AM | Link to this

JK,

Oh, Jim’s considered a journalist for purposes of traveling, which should be pretty much at the top of the list for Americans without relatives in Cuba, so no biggie.

A number of years ago, I was actually there for a week courtesy of a student exchange program, which were readily available in the pre-9/11 days. Cuba is a beautiful country, in terms of both its people and lands, but is mired in the most terrible poverty this side of Haiti.

Cubans, at least back then, love Americans and all our cultural idiosyncracies: baseball, hip hop, Levi’s, Pam Anderson, etc.

What they vehemently hate is American policy, and it’s nasty habit of singling out their country, (which hasn’t really committed a hostile act against us) for punishment, despite the actions of many of our friends in North Korea and Iran, among other countries.

By deport illegal mexican leeches now

June 4, 2007 11:48 AM | Link to this

I see the whoralicious racist nutter crackpipe is still robotically puking up its vile lies and witless abuse of others on here. STFU now crackpipe - there’s a good dog/b***!!

Commie leftist scum like this need to be shot down like the cowardly fascist thuggish dogs they are!!! Funny how conservatives dont ever riot like this!!!

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/n/a/2007/06/02/international/i093904D49.DTL

the hypcoritical liberal vermin in congress are now showing what blatant liars and corrupt to the core dissemblers they really are … and the Pelosibitch is oh so predicktably sullenly silent on this

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,277437,00.html

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 11:51 AM | Link to this

{{{Meanwhile, former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt called for an end to the “hysteria” over global warming in the lead-up to the summit. The topic is “hysterical, overheated, and that is especially because of the media,” Schmidt told Germany’s Bild daily. To assume that global climate change can be altered by any plans made at the Heiligendamm summit is “idiotic,” he said.}}}

Idiots?

Sounds like he knows you liberals.

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By rarringt

June 4, 2007 11:57 AM | Link to this

Andy/TFTT/Lying/Verminous/Scum/Leech/Whatever,

Thought it might be fun to play the word game again:

Number of words in Andy’s post at 11:48 - 87

Number of cursewords/insults in the post - 43

Percentage - 50% (rounded up)

In other words (no pun intended), half your post, which ironically talks of “vile lies and witless abuse of others,” is little more than a vitriolic rant, where you once again confuse waste with wit.

Shame, Andy. J. Edgar wouldn’t be proud….

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 12:17 PM | Link to this

Camus@11:34,

Even though you may have been at Gettysburg at the time and read the newspapers, I refer to one that wrote about Lincoln’s “Mawkish harangue”.

Lincoln’s address was not even found to be interesting until 1880 and whereabouts when his message was noticed and needed.

Edward Everett Hale’s two hour speech at the cemetery was held in high regard at the time. Much higher. History revealed the simple greatness of the Gettysburg Address.

Gather some facts yourself when you want to be disagreeable, Camus.

DebbieDoRight,

I’m just fine, thank you. Thought of you the other day. Heard Dr. Tom Cole speak. He mentioned Spelman. See, somebody’s heard of it. Nice guy, Dr. Cole.

President Bush is too busy for spelling bees and such. He leaves it up to liberals to play games. He is running the country while liberals cutnrun and still fund the war. At least they have enough sense to do that.

And speaking of liberals brings to mind Mrs. Pelosi of California. How was the holiday in that lovely state? Monterey is beautiful, isn’t it?

By Jeff

June 4, 2007 12:18 PM | Link to this

Camus:

Unfortunately, I’ve had more exposure to those type of minds than most, to my eternal regret/fortune. I know ALL TOO WELL their capabilities, and it has NOTHING to do with paranoia. Everything to do with combat training.

As I said: I had not heard of the story before reading this column. The possibilities I gave were only suppositions based on the minds I have dealt with and my knowledge of the explosive potential of jet fuel.

By deport illegal mexican leeches now

June 4, 2007 12:19 PM | Link to this

poor old rabidingt …

looks like taking the same senile pills as the narcissistic far left wanker Karter aint working as well for you as they are nowadays for him.

There is only really one “curse” word -plus, based wholly on its past racist bollocks and anti-conservative bile etc I factually and quite reasonably called crackpipe a b itch - and it was actually only part of an ‘acronym’ or abbreviation. There were, as per usual, NO actual insults in my posts, merely fair, albeit a little restrained, comment.

cheers for taking the time to post more hilarious patronising witless lies … you are great fun to goad bubbaturd!!!

By Camus

June 4, 2007 12:31 PM | Link to this

Dusty,

Having just completed Shelby Foote’s chronicle of the Civil War, I will stand by my post regarding Gettysburg Address. But please, feel free to continue to believe whatever “facts” comfort your beliefs.

Jeff,

Granted that you may not have had a chance to review the facts of the JFK case. This just points to the Right Thinkers’ tendency to leap at the latest terror scare as proof of whatever hysteria is current.

The culprits here had a clear wish, but lacked training, financing, and any sort of technical expertise. (e.g., I myself have a wish to bed Scarlett Johansen, but based on clear analysis, I seriously doubt that it will ever happen.)

As to the explosive properties of jet fuel, its combustibility is predicate upon its being under high pressure. The piping system under the NY area is replete with pressure valves that serve to isolate small areas and to keep the fuel from being pressurized to combustible levels.

Simply stated, the plot had no chance of success because it was flawed in conception, lacked financing, and was to be attempted by simpletons.

So, some knucklehead wannabes have been arrested. Fine. Are we any safer than we were before they were arrested? No, because there was no real danger to begin with.

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 12:42 PM | Link to this

rarringt,

You went to Cuba when American money was welcomed there. That was before they got all cozy with the Russians. Remember? Does Russian missile ring a bell? It did with JFK. Didn’t work out too well but the Russians lost interest anyway.

Pictures of Cuba show beautiful old buildings. It’s enough to run preservationists crazy. But not to worry. If they all fall down on the population, those folks have UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE. Would you care to run with that banner or would you wait for Camus to switch to his errr..”modest” mind mode of meddlin’?

By Jeff

June 4, 2007 12:42 PM | Link to this

Camus:

When Clancy published a book where the last major incident in the book is a 747 slamming into Capitol Hill during the State of the Union, “there was no real danger to begin with”.

When some Muslim terrorists improved on that idea and sent 767s into the World Trade Centers and the Pentagon, we last thousands of lives and billions of dollars in damage.

ANY plot, no matter whether it can be pulled off successfully or not, provides pointers to an improved version that someone WITH the capability CAN pull off.

Are we safer that they were arrested? Yes. It takes numbskulls off the street, if nothing else.

Would we have been even safer had the details of the plot been left classified? Most certainly. Because now that the ideas are out, they can be analyzed and improved on, then implemented.

Final question: Given the circumstances as they exist at 12:39 EDT Monday, June 4, 2007, are we in fact more safe or less safe?

I would say that we are LESS safe, but only because the American Public insists on knowing every detail of anti-terror operations.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 12:45 PM | Link to this

{{{By rarringt June 4, 2007 11:57 AM Andy/TFTT/Lying/Verminous/Scum/Leech/Whatever, Thought it might be fun to play the word game again: Number of words in Andy’s post at 11:48 - 87 Number of cursewords/insults in the post - 43}}}}

My man, it would be greatly appreciated if you would not make as-sumptions about me.

It is not that hard to figure out, look for the ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ’s.

You can ask Wooten if you don’t believe me, email jwooten@ajc.com, I know it works because he gave me some garbage response this morning as to why he censored my post from yesterday.

They are scared of me at the AJC, Cowards.

The truth frightens them.

Anyway, I ain’t the one using the foul language, geez.

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By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 12:50 PM | Link to this

OK Dusty you’ve got me dying from curiosity!! I tried googling your reference to Pelosi/Monterrey/2007 — haven’t received any substantial information, (just gibberish), on the subject?!? What happened? Is there a new bill coming out concerning the military post there that Pelosi is sponsoring?

SIDEBAR: Yes Monterrey IS one of the most beautiful places on God’s earth!!

By RCH

June 4, 2007 12:56 PM | Link to this

*Debbiedoright8 What we find in Iraq is no war. That is over.It is pure political posturing by each religious sect to get a greater slice of the pie. This too will pass. The terrorist have a focal point where to battle us. If we cut and run, what type of killing do you expect in that region? Unstable oil prices? Because of that $10 a gallon prices will give you a reason to blog here and complain. Worst of all, when the terrorist strike here, where are you going to cut and run to?

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 1:10 PM | Link to this

RCH: I did’t mention war in Iraq, you’ve confused me with someone else.

I dislike talking too seriously about the War because I have too many friends and family members at stake; so I try my best to not become strident in my opposition to the war — It’s too close to home for me and not just rhetorical and abstract.

However you did ask the question of The terrorist have a focal point where to battle us. If we cut and run, what type of killing do you expect in that region? I expect the full fledged Civil War that America has been keeping at bay, to reach full throttel. I expect that the Civil War will further destabilize the region and whoever is the military victor will control the oil fields of Iraq.

Should we continue to intervene? At first I thought that it was imperative that we do in order to stabilize the region — however with the mismanagement and subsequent FAILURE of the Bushies to contain, isolate, and eliminate the enemy, I think that now we are just using our soldiers are cannon fodder.

The only way the US can effectively turn the tide in Iraq and Afghanistan would be to reinstate the draft. Our troops are tired, tiredness can lead to ineffectiveness — we need fresh “blood” in order to infuse a substantial change in Iraq. No one however, not the Democrats NOR the Republicans would DARE bring up the “D” word, (draft), in fear of loosing their jobs - but, IMO, a draft, with fresh troops with fresh legs, is just what’s needed.

By WP75

June 4, 2007 1:11 PM | Link to this

Cuba is great as long as you bring lots of greenback dollars. How did you arrange your trip Jim. Going to Cuba can get you in big trouble. When I go I travel from Mexico and the Cuban customs folks don’t stamp my U.S. passport. But I usually don’t advertise it like you are here today.

By deport illegal mexican leeches now

June 4, 2007 1:12 PM | Link to this

Its both quite sickening and chilling how glibly the leftist scum on here and also in the party of hate media attempt to glibly minimise the now quite constant stream of ‘domestic’ towel head terror plots. There have been numerous plots discovered ranging from an intended shooting rampage in a yankkkee shopping centre, bombing a sky scraper in Chicago - to attacks on major airports, NY bridges and NJ army bases etc. The point is hardly how well planned and funded these plans may have been, but the fact that they actually occured and are still presumably occuring. There is now undeniably a growing visceral hatred, by a growing “cadre” of mostly naturalised and/or illegal immigrant mohammedan types who are here amongst us of this country and its freedom. And all the leftist turds do is sneer and minimise at any successes by the authorities that prevent attacks. For this sick and twisted dogturd laughably calling itself Camus to assert that there was “no danger to begin with” merely underlines the arrogant braindead imbecility of the left. If these “wannabes” had simply transferred their hateful Islamist anti-American aggression to a more simple, ‘realistic’ suicidal/homicidal target then someone somewhere would have been at serious risk. Who knows they might have just blown up a few oil storage tanks at JFK or bombed a busy terminal if the subterranean pipeline was beyond their explosive reach. Hopefully ‘Camus’, - like minded leftists - and any of its family that subscribe to its poisonous supercilious brainlessness would have been there to ensure that those of us who know better were not the innocent victims who literally had to absorb the explosive results of the “lack of real danger”.

By Camus

June 4, 2007 1:21 PM | Link to this

Jeff,

The only reason we have all these details is because the Feds are feeding them to a compliant press corps. It is necessary for them to paint a lurid picture to gin up the threat and tickle the public’s reptile fear response.

This technique for rallying public support is as old as organized government itself. This administration has worked very hard to position itself as the Daddy Protector of our encircled and embattled nation. Hence the periodic scare headlines and elevated color coded threat levels.

Every time you see news like this, you should picture in your mind Dubya and Company yelling, “Hey Rubes! Lookie here!”

Bunch of sheep.

By Camus

June 4, 2007 1:29 PM | Link to this

One last comment, and then I have a life to live away from the Internet tubes.

While the ‘left’ is often derided as America haters who enjoy the nation’s misfortunes, I submit that it is the Right Thinkers who are the ones who wish America to suffer. To wit, Jeff’s remark from this morning:

“In some ways, I kinda wish our forces HADN’T stopped it in time.”

Here is the wingnut mentality laid bare. The Right Thinkers actually WISHES FOR these things to happen to prove that their pi$$ypants fear is justified. That it serves their desire to dominate politically is just icing on the cake.

By Imagine That

June 4, 2007 1:37 PM | Link to this

From the Kipplinger Letter. Not exactly the most liberal publication would you think?

” If immigration reform isn’t OK’d soon say by fall, when election fever sets in…The next chance won’t be for 2 years. Meanwhile businesses are in a bind. There aren’t enough legal workers, at least not enough who want unskilled jobs. Labor shortages are already apparent: 10% fewer workers than last year to pick crops. Gaps at meat and poultry processing plants. Too few nannies and maids for working people. Landscapers that can’t keep up with demand. And restaurants and hotels short on staffers to run kitchens, clear tables, and clean rooms”.

So where are all the good old red blooded Amurcans that want those jobs? Ain’t gonna happen You know it. I know it. But we continue to hear how amurcans are just licking their chops to do these jobs.

By Snoring Trademark .... Very Clever

June 4, 2007 1:41 PM | Link to this

yes, Dullard, I’m certain the AJC is trembling at your very existence.

Try googling ‘narcissistic personality disorder’. You might discover something.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 1:42 PM | Link to this

This technique for rallying public support is as old as organized government itself. This administration has worked very hard to position itself as the Daddy Protector of our encircled and embattled nation. Hence the periodic scare headlines and elevated color coded threat levels.

I’ve always stated that when the gas prices started inching towards $3.50; we’d have another “yellow terror alert”, or “terror plot squashed” report from the “Homeland Security Group” It never fails.
(SIDEBAR: They could stop a terror attack, but they couldn’t stop a guy with TB, who was on the no-fly list, from sneaking back into the US — things that make you go hmmmm).

By RCH

June 4, 2007 1:43 PM | Link to this

* Imagine That* Nobody debates if we need these workers. We do. Its how they enter her that is the debate. How do we secure our boders and what do we do with the illegals already here.

By deport illegal mexicans now

June 4, 2007 1:46 PM | Link to this

Camus’ pathetic lies and twisted sick thinking @ 1.29 just underlines my points @1.12.

NO ONE wants any kind of terror attack, although the traitors in vile places like Boulder, Berkeley and anywhere in VT would be my choice of target if there had to be one. At least any damage/injuries there would be of no real consequence to anyone who matters.

psssssssssssst Camus … BOOOOOOOOM!!!

By Snoring Trademark .... Very Clever

June 4, 2007 1:46 PM | Link to this

(SIDEBAR: They could stop a terror attack, but they couldn’t stop a guy with TB, who was on the no-fly list, from sneaking back into the US — things that make you go hmmmm).

I’ll venture that TB boy has a skin tone that allowed him to escape scrutiny.

By Imagine That

June 4, 2007 1:47 PM | Link to this

By RCH

June 4, 2007 1:43 PM | Link to this

• Imagine That* Nobody debates if we need these workers. We do. Its how they enter her that is the debate. How do we secure our boders and what do we do with the illegals already here.

You pass the bill. Problem solved.

By RCH

June 4, 2007 1:59 PM | Link to this

Imagine That Its not simple. Do you fix a bathtub while the water is running. Secure the borders first and then deal with the people that are here. I want detailed background and medical checks on all individuals that came here and who are coming. Is it to much to ask to keep you and me safe. Yes the TB individual was a white male,thats why it is big news, but I could tell you horror stories of what has walked across the border.

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 2:00 PM | Link to this

Dear Camus,

Did you notice that I put quotation marks around my newspaper reference because it was a legitimate quote from newspaper history. Why don’t you try more than one source?

Sure, I liked Shelby Foote too. Nothing like a fine Southern writer. And I don’t think he was accused of plagiarism like Ambrose.

Ah well. We all agree on the great values put forth by Lincoln in the Gettysburg Address. I read it every time I go to the National Cemetery in Beaufort. The Address is written on a metal marker at the entrance.

Oh, Camus, don’t visit the 9/11 site. You might find out that terrorists attacked the USA. I think that was NOT a rumor put out by the press. You seem to think along those lines.

DebbieDoRight,

You always gets tangled when you don’t want to answer a question. Doesn’t matter. Go back to your usual standard anti-war anti-conservative bits. Ho hmmm Anything new?? Any rumors requiring a full investigation? Congress approval dropped to zero yet? Pelosi been muzzled?

By deport illegal mexicans now

June 4, 2007 2:02 PM | Link to this

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

The corrupt to the core black demoNcrat congressman - William Jefferson (shame its not Klinton as well) the one with all that dosh from that payoff stashed in his freezer - is going to be indicted for numerous corruption crimes.

funny how the local blacks re-eelected him, AFTER all the corruption details emerged with NO fuss at all. I guess that tells us all we need to know about Chocolate City Nagin’s sleazy fiefdom.

So much for the Pelosi lies about congressional liberal honesty and integrity!!

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/06/04/politics/main2882231.shtml

By Imagine That

June 4, 2007 2:03 PM | Link to this

The bill plugs the leaks RCH. You haven’t understood that since day one.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 2:05 PM | Link to this

{{{By Snoring Trademark …. Very Cool June 4, 2007 1:41 PM yes, Dullard, I’m certain the AJC is trembling at your very existence.}}}

Yes, I’m sure that the Urinal staff goes through every night randomly deleting posts on their political blogs.

And just by coincidence, by some sheer stroke of luck mind you, they always get mine.

And only mine.

They may not fear me, so to speak, but they are scared witless from all of the MoveOn and Kos Kiddies threatening them about me.

I can just imagine what gets said to them in my honor.

Cowards.

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By RCH

June 4, 2007 2:10 PM | Link to this

Imagine That Then if that is the case lets stop the immigrationFIRST. Under the Ronald Regan presidency we were promised the same thing. Three million illegals were given the chance to become citizens. Only 35% took that option. Why. Now we have 12 million. How many next time? I want enforecement FIRST

By Snoring Trademark .... Very Clever

June 4, 2007 2:13 PM | Link to this

Yes, Dullard, it is true. The entire MSM is afraid of your incisive posting. And my Dark Lord Kos has committed all of his Soros-funded war machine to your utter destruction!!

And the sun shines out your a$$, too.

Whadda schmuck.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 2:14 PM | Link to this

OMG, Newt gets real:

“The government is not functioning. It’s not getting the job done,’’ Gingrich told “Fox News Sunday,” citing Hurricane Katrina, the war in Iraq and immigration. “Republicans need to confront this reality.”

Why in the world would anybody vote gop?

Geez.

By Imagine That

June 4, 2007 2:15 PM | Link to this

The bulk of the bill depends on the borders being secured first. So what is the problem?

By RCH

June 4, 2007 2:20 PM | Link to this

Imagine That It never seems to work that way.See above point. Those provisions will never be enforced. The same laws are on the books now. Are they being enforced? No. What makes you think that they will enforce the new ones. I might be dumb but I am not stupid.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 2:25 PM | Link to this

Who are the bigots here?:

{{{Any time you hit Kennedy, it is the most hurtful thing to do to the United States. To hit John F. Kennedy, wow!… They love John F. Kennedy like he’s the man…. If you hit that, this whole country will be in mourning. It’s like you can kill the man twice.}}}

We open our doors wide for the world, send all of our money around as free aid, defend the right for everyone to live free and we are called “they?”

Exactly what have we done to the Guyana, would anyone like to tell me that?

Geez.

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By Imagine That

June 4, 2007 2:30 PM | Link to this

So you have a crystal ball, RCH? How will you know if the bill isn’t passed? However it doesn’t take being clairvoyant to understand that the ones already here aren’t going anywhere, and that is what’s really chapping your as%, isn’t it RCH?

By RCH

June 4, 2007 2:42 PM | Link to this

* Imagine That* We are probably as much at fault as they, for we allowed them here, gave them jobs, social services, etc. It is now our responsibility to clean up the mess and not it allow it to happen again. Believe me, if we really wanted to we could make a huge dent in the illegals here today, but I agree with you that will not happen. We do not have the stomach for it. No I don’t have a crystal ball but I have the past. It has proven me right. There is an old saying; “fool me once shame on you,fool me twice shame on me.” By the way what happened to the other 65% of the last 3 million who were granted amnesty and did not elect citizenship.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 2:47 PM | Link to this

Amnesty anyone?

Bwa.

By Imagine That

June 4, 2007 2:49 PM | Link to this

More from the Kiplinger Letter:

The news just keeps getting worse for those of you on that right wing doesn’t it? All of a sudden it just ain’t cool to be “conservative”.

By Bart Jones, CSM

June 4, 2007 3:02 PM | Link to this

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez’s refusal to renew the license of Radio Caracas Televisión (RCTV) might seem to justify fears that Mr. Chávez is crushing free speech and eliminating any voices critical of him. Amnesty International; Human Rights Watch; the Committee to Protect Journalists; and members of the European Parliament, the US Senate, and even Chile’s Congress have denounced the closure of RCTV, Venezuela’s oldest private television network. Chávez’s detractors got more ammunition last week when the president included another opposition network, Globovisión, among the “enemies of the homeland.”

But the case of RCTV – like most things involving Chávez – has been caught up in a web of misinformation. While one side of the story is getting headlines around the world, the other is barely heard. The demise of RCTV is indeed a sad event in some ways for Venezuelans. Founded in 1953, it was an institution in the country, having produced the long-running political satire program “Radio Rochela” and the blisteringly realistic nighttime soap opera “Por Estas Calles.” It was RCTV that broadcast the first live-from-satellite images in Venezuela when it showed Neil Armstrong walking on the moon in 1969.

But after Chávez was elected president in 1998, RCTV shifted to another endeavor: ousting a democratically elected leader from office. Controlled by members of the country’s fabulously wealthy oligarchy, including RCTV chief Marcel Granier, it saw Chávez and his “Bolivarian Revolution” on behalf of Venezuela’s majority poor as a threat.

RCTV’s most infamous effort to topple Chávez came during the April 11, 2002, coup attempt against him. For two days before the putsch, RCTV preempted regular programming and ran wall-to-wall coverage of a general strike aimed at ousting Chávez. A stream of commentators spewed vitriolic attacks against him – while permitting no response from the government.

Then RCTV ran ads encouraging people to attend a march on April 11 aimed at toppling Chávez and broadcast blanket coverage of the event. When the march ended in violence, RCTV and Globovisión ran manipulated video blaming Chávez supporters for scores of deaths and injuries.

After military rebels overthrew Chávez and he disappeared from public view for two days, RCTV’s biased coverage edged fully into sedition. Thousands of Chávez supporters took to the streets to demand his return, but none of that appeared on RCTV or other television stations. RCTV News Director Andrés Izarra later testified at National Assembly hearings on the coup attempt that he received an order from superiors at the station: “Zero pro-Chávez, nothing related to Chávez or his supporters…. The idea was to create a climate of transition and to start to promote the dawn of a new country.” While the streets of Caracas burned with rage, RCTV ran cartoons, soap operas, and old movies. On April 13, 2002, Mr. Granier and other media moguls met in the Miraflores palace to pledge support to the country’s coup-installed dictator, Pedro Carmona, who had eliminated the Supreme Court, the National Assembly, and the Constitution.

Would a network that aided and abetted a coup against the government be allowed to operate in the United States? The US government probably would have shut down RCTV within five minutes after a failed coup attempt – and thrown its owners in jail. Chávez’s government allowed it to continue operating for five years and then declined to renew its 20-year license to use the public airwaves. It can still broadcast on cable or via satellite dish.

Granier and others should not be seen as free-speech martyrs. Radio, TV, and newspapers remain uncensored and unthreatened by the government. Most Venezuelan media are still controlled by the old oligarchy and are staunchly anti-Chávez. If Granier had not decided to try to oust the country’s president, Venezuelans might still be able to look forward to more broadcasts of “Radio Rochela.”

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 3:12 PM | Link to this

OK Dusty ya got me. I’m crying “UNCLE”!! What is the connection between Pelosi and Monterrey?

You implied, or at least I read it as an implication, that there was something going on there. I’m stumped, stymied, perplexed, etc. etc. — what is the connection? Basically I wanna know if you know some dirt that you’re holding in. Spill all …… enquiring minds wanna know!

PS: What question did you ask me? I must’ve missed it, but I’ll be more than happy to answer it.

By Dwayne

June 4, 2007 3:13 PM | Link to this

NO ONE SHOULD EVER THANK BUSH FOR A SAFER USA I do believe that we have people to thank for a safer USA but Bush is not one of them.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 3:22 PM | Link to this

Jim went to commie cuba?

Pinko.

By baddog

June 4, 2007 3:28 PM | Link to this

why don’t we start impeachemnt hearings on Bush why is everyone so scared of him I mean Congress has no BALLS to do anything about this Jackal that we call Bush impeach impeach hell you start impeach hearings on someone who got a blow job in office but not this MURDER get real folks

By Larry B.

June 4, 2007 3:33 PM | Link to this

You may have been hearing that the Dow Jones Index is at an all-time high. It’s true. However, it is only 16 percent higher than the day George Bush came into office. By comparison, when Clinton left office the Dow was 320 percent higher than when he came into office.

It’s a very rough measure of course, and there are many others. But by that measure, during the Clinton years investment in America’s leading business had grown more than three times over. Under Bush it’s only grown 16 percent in six years. Since the consumer price index is up 18 percent over the same period, when the new all-time high is adjusted for inflation, growth is effectively below zero.

By regulator

June 4, 2007 3:42 PM | Link to this

Just read where enenmy combatant status for Gitmo prisoner was thrown out by a military judge. The Bush adminstration could screw up a steel ball.

By Camus

June 4, 2007 3:43 PM | Link to this

Wow, leave for a while and have your point proven for you by an “adversary”.

TFTT/illegal/SCUM/whatever posts at 1:46 that nobody wishes for a terrorist attack, and then specifies several locations where he wishes it would happen. Typical wingnut spew.

Certainly, he will reply that it was just a “joke” and that leftists have no sense of humor. This will be peppered with lots of juvenile insults that prove that at least one wingnut is humor-impaired, though sadly unaware of same.

But in the end, the function of language is to reveal, and TFTT continues to expose himself like a pervert in the airport men’s room.

A question: Is the price of admission to the ranks of wingnuttery that one must forfeit the power of self-awareness? Discuss.

By LuckoDull

June 4, 2007 3:46 PM | Link to this

{{{By Larry B. June 4, 2007 3:33 PM You may have been hearing that the Dow Jones Index is at an all-time high. It’s true. However, it is only 16 percent higher than the day George Bush came into office.}}}

You do know we are at war, right?

And that the economy took a gigantic hit on 9/11?

And all of the sniveling Cowards in New Orleans effectively whined their way into the United States Treasury, snorting up billions and billions of dollars in exchange for nothing?

Want to lower the consumer price index, try drilling for oil in ANWR and flooding the market with oil, Coward.

Stop regulating the refineries.

Stop blocking the use of nuclear energy.

Did you silly little Cowards think your boutique conscience soothing ideas were free?

Wait till this idiot “global warming” scare hits the economy.

The chickens have come home to roost.

Dumb as-s.

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By RCH

June 4, 2007 3:50 PM | Link to this

Larry B. However you also must remember that Clinton came into office after a slight recession with the DOW already on the move upward. Also in his first year President Bush had 911 to deal with. The DOW has made a remarkable comback since then.

By jbmlaw

June 4, 2007 3:51 PM | Link to this

Dear Charles @ 11:31, great post. It is fun for me to mock our criminal courts, but a rough justice works out - not too many truly bad ones get off, and not too many angels go to jail. Our courts are more likely to inflict a punitive financial cost on defendants, guilty or otherwise - that is the true “evil” of the system.

Dear Bart Jones @ 3:02, actually we have several leftist news organizations in the US that routinely plot a coup, fanning hysteria with slanted and even false reporting, and giving aid and comfort to the enemy. We don’t shut those down in the US. Your apology for the dicatator of Venezuela is disingenuous and unbecoming.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 3:53 PM | Link to this

“He gave six of us a presidential coin, tell us not to tell the rest of the people that was there, and then after that he told us don’t go sell it on eBay. Now you tell me how insensitive that can be? What kind of caring person is that?” — Elaine Johnson, stunned after seeing the Murder Monkey’s childlike stupidity.

Geez.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 3:55 PM | Link to this

“Bush Screws his Base by Peggy Noonan, (R-Insane)

opinionjournal.com

Excerpt: Bush doesn’t need his traditional supporters anymore, because his problems can’t be solved by the base. And Bush doesn’t even much like the base. Desperate straits have left them liberated, and they are acting out their disdain. Bush thinks his base is stupid and that its heart is in the wrong place.

Conservative Bush supporters feel like sufferers of battered wife syndrome. You don’t like endless gushing spending? Too bad! You don’t like expanding governmental authority and power? Too bad. You think the war was wrong or is wrong? Too bad.

Doncha just love it? They’re starting to hate him, too. The conservative Republicans are catching up to the rest of the world.”

Geez.

By Camus

June 4, 2007 3:56 PM | Link to this

jbmlaw:”actually we have several leftist news organizations in the US that routinely plot a coup”

Name one, with an example of how this was done, please. And do not trot out something like the Revolutionary Worker or some other equivalent non-entity. To back your careless claim, you need to name one US media organ of similar import to RCTV in Venezuela that has fomented a coup.

By Aquagirl

June 4, 2007 3:56 PM | Link to this

Debbie, you’re attempting to follow the thought process of a woman who is comparing Bush with Lincoln? Good luck with that.

Although Dusty might provide us all with another shining and unintentional example of a severely malfunctioning frontal lobe. It’s kinda fascinating to see the absolute withdrawal from reality mishmashed with the free association. Thus the Monterey-Pelosi comment.

By Amber

June 4, 2007 3:57 PM | Link to this

Camus wrote “Is the price of admission to the ranks of wingnuttery that one must forfeit the power of self-awareness?”

The answer to Camus’ question, as demonstrated by LuckoDull’s 3:46, appears to be — yes.

By Killin' Time

June 4, 2007 4:04 PM | Link to this

jbmlaw wrote, “actually we have several leftist news organizations in the US that routinely plot a coup…”

News organizations plotting a military coup in the U.S.? If you have information that the rest of us aren’t privy to, Mr. jbmlaw, please do tell.

Or, is this another example of your “good, gentle humor”?

By RCH

June 4, 2007 4:08 PM | Link to this

Dwayne Even Hillary gave Bush credit for a safer country. WOW

By rarringt

June 4, 2007 4:10 PM | Link to this

Hi Dusty,

My, you are full of zingers, aren’t you?

Let’s go one at a time:

Gettysburg Address - I don’t know who this “Hale” fellow is, but you are partially right, as the man who spent the two hours on the podium was actually Edward Everett, then the most popular orator of his time.

He went on and on, and then Lincoln gave his two minute “mawkish” speech. It was reproduced around the country and the relatively small part of the world then interested in american matters.

“Hale” sent Lincoln a wire congratulating him for “saying more in two minutes than I did in two hours”

I suspect your “source” was either a confederate paper or the 19th century equivalent to Fox News, and thus not credible, but in truth even some of the editors of the NYT were critical.

But the impact was real. People then, as know, view it as a fundamental aspect of our democracy which, while it has no force of law, has or should have undeniably persuasive impact in spirit.

But I’m sure the Vicksburg Confederate Gazette missed that bit of bad propaganda.

My trip to Cuba - once again, you show your great capacity for ignoring fact which don’t comport with your opinion (and high capacity for flights of the imagination).

Speaking of flights, mine was in 2001, long after the CMC. Sorry I didn’t introduce myself to you, as apparently you were also on the plane.

Let’s also not forget that was more an issue between us and the Russians. Liberal-hack history shows our friends in the CCCP were miffed about our deploying medium rance nuclear missles in Turkey, and responded by deploying some of their own in Cuba.

The crisis ended when the Russians agreed to remove theirs immediately, followed by our removing the missles in Turkey 6 months later.

At any rate, that doesn’t qualify as “Cuban-American” tension. Unless you’re an adherent to the Dusty School of Applied (and adjusted) History.

Still, I’m interested in hearing about Jim’s Great Cuban Adventure, especially in the evenings “interviewing” la muchachas de La Rampa (all part of the “cultural exchange,” of course). Heh.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 4:14 PM | Link to this

Hmmmm AquaGirl, perhaps you’re right. I thought Dusty was serious and was intrigued that she knew something on a Dem and wasn’t telling it all over the blog!! Obviously I was wrong. If Dusty knew anything, she’d buy time on CNN, Fox and ESPN too!

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 4:24 PM | Link to this

DebbieDoRight,3:12

There was no “intrigue”, “dirt” or anything else you seem to expect at 12:17. Liberals (of which we were speaking) always remind me of Pelosi and California(which I mentioned). Thought you had been to Monterey, CALIFORNIA lately. Asked about it.(The sentences with the question marks were the questions.)

Got too complicated I guess. Won’t happen again. I will stick with Jim and Cuba and the weather. Forget CALIFORNIA!!

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 4:28 PM | Link to this

Is Bush Smarter Than A Fifth Grader? You be the Judge!!

What year was America’s Bicentennial?

“You helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial in 17 — 1976.” —Dubya to Queen E

A fifth grader would’ve gotten that one.

WTF?

“And so, what Gen. Petraeus is saying, some early signs, still dangerous, but give me — give my chance a plan to work.” —George W. Bush, in an interview with Charlie Rose, April 24, 2007

A 5th Grader would’ve known that this is a drunk man giving a speech, while high on pretzels.

HUH?

“My job is a job to make decisions. I’m a decision — if the job description were, what do you do — it’s decision maker.” —George W. Bush, Tipp City, Ohio, April 19, 2007

A fifth grader would never have revived him when he choked on pretzels while trying to chew and and breathe at the same time.

So True…..

“You know, one of the hardest parts of my job is to connect Iraq to the war on terror.” —George W. Bush, interview with CBS News’ Katie Couric, Sept. 6, 2006

A Fifth grader would’ve seen this coming a mile away……….

Every Fifth Grader knows

By rarringt

June 4, 2007 4:28 PM | Link to this

Aquagirl and Debbie,

As far as Dusty’s Lincoln-Bush comparison is concerned, yeah it’s totally absurd, but it does explain an awful lot about the neocon mindset.

I believe she actually believes what she wrote. That’s both illuminating and rather dark.

Clinton/Obama/Edwards have their work cut out for them, as they’ll never persuade that group.

Which, I suppose, they should take as a sort of complement….

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 4:40 PM | Link to this

Oh OK. Hey I didn’t know!! You hardly EVER say anything unless you have a specific point. I thought I was being set up for the kill. Sorry. I take back what I said about ESPN :)

Don’t have a reason to visit Monterrey anymore, Dudley graduated, was transferred to New Mexico then onto Fort Hood now he’s in Afghanistan. The good news is that I was lucky enough to see him before he left, he spent some time here in Atlanta and I went to Ft. Hood once, (the hottest place this side of hell), to see him there; I had no idea that he was even in New Mexico until after he left. The bad news is that he’s in Afghanistan. When you get a minute, please say a prayer for all the soldiers, airmen, and marines.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 4:51 PM | Link to this

{{{By getalife June 4, 2007 3:55 PM They’re starting to hate him, too. The conservative Republicans are catching up to the rest of the world.”}}}

You could only hope.

Just get a picture in your mind of Hillary voting to send our troops into Iraq to stop the madman from getting WMD. And now imagine all of the moonbats at Kos and MoveOn that got totally stiffed when she did that.

Even though Bush is acting like a wormy little liberal on this immigration deal, there is one big difference between him and Hillary.

His base has some balls and will put a stop to this nonsense where you liberals were a bunch of spineless sniveling Cowards and folded up like tissue.

Understand a little better now?

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ®.

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 4:58 PM | Link to this

Oh my,

AquaGirl is giving us the definition and explanation of a one track mind. She is an authority having experienced one her whole life.

rarringt thinks the Bay of Pigs was a picnic celebrating the boytoy Russian missiles in Cuba.(He didn’t bother to mention it.) But I am glad to hear that he flew to Cuba for his Castro introductions/indoctrinations. I thought he paddled over on an innertube.

No, Debbie, you get paid to piddle and pass on propaganda. Not me. I just tell the truth. That is enough to puzzle all liberals.

By GodHatesTrash

June 4, 2007 5:00 PM | Link to this

While the Democrats worried over the ‘soccer mom’ vote in 2000 and 2004, Rove identified a larger voting segment, and worked to get him on Dumbya’s side.

Rarringt, Dusty represents the “socipathic retard”, an important part of the American electorate, especially in Dicksea, where they comprise the majority of voters. Moronic women like Dusty, and moronic s/hemen like Lickodull and Markanus can elect pResidents.

You’re right, the Dems cannot reach these retards, and they shouldn’t even try. Our country is doomed to failure as long as these cretins hold so much sway over our society, and it should fail, since these morons have nothing to offer civilization or humankind.

Succinctly, if the best the American people can do is elect dogsqueeze like Dumbya, it is time for an end to the American experiment in democracy, since it has become a mobocracy of retards like Dusty, Lickodull, Markanus, jbmlaw, @@, Bi Danish, RW, etc.

Trash elects trash.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 5:02 PM | Link to this

No Andy.

She will withdraw from Iraq.It will be a promise she will keep.

You need to get ready for eight more years of Clinton.

Should be fun reading your head exploding everyday.

Bwa.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 5:08 PM | Link to this

Clinton/Obama.

Make history twice.

Say goodbye to white male power.

Bwa.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:14 PM | Link to this

WTF is up with PollyGod’s Trash pantywaste diseased liberal always mouthing off on her betters here? This ball scratching tranny can’t get over herself.

Anyway, don’t look now, but Lousyana congresswh0re Slick William Jefferson is going to be indicted on corruption charges.

“Most ethical Congress in history.” -Nanny Pelosivich

Heh. Hehehe. BWAHAHAHAHAH!!!

Payback. It’s a comin’.

By Quoterina

June 4, 2007 5:16 PM | Link to this

“Don’t go sell it on eBay.”
— Bush to Elaine Johnson, whose son was killed in Iraq, after Bush gave her a presidential coin, whatever that is.

“He gave six of us a presidential coin, tells us not to tell the rest of the people that was there, and then after that he told us don’t go sell it on eBay. Now you tell me how insensitive that can be? What kind of caring person is that?” — Elaine Johnson, stunned after seeing the Murder Monkey’s childlike stupidity

By getalife

June 4, 2007 5:19 PM | Link to this

Bartcop rules.

Bwa.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:20 PM | Link to this

“Clinton/Obama. Make history twice. Say goodbye to white male power.”

Only on Planet Gitmo.

1) White males still rule this nation gitmo, and will for quite some time to come. That is, unless we go to your and your sick leftwingnut pathetic ilk and turn all ownership of everything over to the gubment like good little fascist communists. You know you want it. Be man enough and stand up and admit what you want for this nation.

2) Hitllary is unelectable no matter who is on her ticket.

Only on Planet Gitmo.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 5:23 PM | Link to this

Hillary! Promise!?! Bwahahahahaha, that’s so damn funny, gitmo, thanks for the laugh.

{{{By getalife June 4, 2007 5:02 PM No Andy. She will withdraw from Iraq.}}}

al-Gitmo: Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t the sniveling Cowards in Congress just vote to give Bush war without end in the Middle East?

I may have missed something but I could have swore that’s how it turned out and last time I looked, you Cowards were in charge.

So what would change with the bulldy-ke in the WH, God Have Mercy On Us All?

Would she immediately reverse the good fortune in Iraq, snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and saddle America with it’s Second democrat party led catastrophe, another huge embarrassing defeat followed by genocide and mass murder?

Geez.

What a great plan.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ®.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:27 PM | Link to this

Yesterday I said Murthabat was becoming senile in the middle of his interview on Snafulapholus. After I posted that, Murthabat said that the war in Iraq caused the islamofascist terrorist plot at JFK (I thought you jackals on the left said it was nothing? Make up your pathetic minds, idiots).

Someone pass along to Murthabat that the TWA hijacking, cruise ship hijacking, WTC bombing I in 1993, US embassy bombings in 1996 and 1998, and the USS Cole attack in 2000 happened B-E-F-O-R-E the Iraq war. That man needs meds. BIGTIME. Then again, so do pretty much all diseased liberals.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 5:28 PM | Link to this

snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and saddle America with it’s Second democrat party led catastrophe, another huge embarrassing defeat followed by genocide and mass murder?

You mean Afghanistan?

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 5:29 PM | Link to this

Oh how I do love the rants of poor ol’ God Hates Trash. He is so representative of the “thinking” liberal.

aqua,rarringt,Debbie, you can close your computers now. GHT has spoken.

What insight and charm we receive when we read this true liberal. Surely he will be on the next Democratic debate. Watch out Hil, Obie and Edwardie! God Hates Trash has arrived!!!!

By getalife

June 4, 2007 5:30 PM | Link to this

See, heads are already exploding.

What a mess.

Hahahaha!

Bwhahahahaha!

Bwa, good times ahead.

By DebbieDoRight

June 4, 2007 5:31 PM | Link to this

Oh Goody Markus is on the blog…..anyone smell that? It smells like blind, conservative defeat in ‘08!! Or did Markus let out a big one…..?

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:39 PM | Link to this

Hey Dixie Mutts: Here’s Toby. Wanna know what’s painted on his target? Muhahahahahaaaaaa. Go ahead Kotexed up liberals, whine about guns. Waaah. Waaah. Waaah.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 5:39 PM | Link to this

Lets get back to the good ole days of Clinton (peace and prosperity) and sideline these lunatic, white power, wingnuts, forever in the minority.

Sure they will try to blow up abortion clinics and gay bars, they are dangerous. They will try to assassinate our leaders but we can stick them in Gitmo where they belong forever.

Willard Romney is right. We need to double Gitmo for these dangerous wingnuts. Waterboard them, no lawyers, keep em locked up. Karma.

Bwa.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:43 PM | Link to this

Yeah DebbieAlwaysWrong. You limpwristed sick liberals waste your lives on this blog, but I’m never far from here no matter where I am. I only check in to slap you sick demented disgusting pathetic cretins on the filthy left around when something is worthy. Like saying Hitllary will win in 2008.

Now THAT is good stuff. There won’t be enough corruption and voter fraud to overcome the tide of those who will wash the Clintoons out of our lives for GOOD. Mark those words sister.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:49 PM | Link to this

Yeah, let’s get back to the “good old days” of “peace and prosperity” where we all just stuck our heads in the sand for no less than EIGHT islamofascist terrorist attacks while Billyboy got his pole smoked by some fat@ssed skanky intern and others like Sandypants Berger didn’t do his job, which is why he stole classified intel documents relating to the 9/11 investigation and destroyed them. Yeah man, the good old days indeed.

Sick, sick, sick.

Zombies.

By Captain Freedom

June 4, 2007 5:53 PM | Link to this

The Captain wishes to express his deep despair at the oncoming Clinton presidency. I have long felt that this abomination against God’s will could not possibly win, but if markus guarantees that she will not, I fear we are doomed.

For here is a man who despite representing the True Belief with more honesty than most, unheeding of the personal embarrassment he heaps upon himself, has never been right about a damned thing in his entire adult life. No Right Thinkers, I fear we are doomed to suffer a not-man person as President, likely for eight dreadful years of peace and prosperity. Nice going, markus.

At least we have this for comfort…Herself is barely a not-man person, and may in fact be a Lesbotrannyslamofascist who is neither man nor woman, but rather a succubus s/he-devil upon which we can foist our deepest fears and disfunctions.

By getalife

June 4, 2007 5:57 PM | Link to this

Newt, Tom, Livingston and Flint offered up another $1 million to catch your perverts macaca.

Berger’s case is over.

Get over it loser.

Clinton/Obama will win in 08.

Bwa.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:58 PM | Link to this

Private Freedom, you show up at the strangest times. All you jackals on the diseased twisted left have CDOCD:

Con Derangement Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

Freak. The hell’s WRONG with you sickos on the caged monkey left? No, we will not think like you limpwristed freakshows. E-V-E-R. Learn it. Know it. Deal with it.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 5:59 PM | Link to this

Why does John “Islamofacsist Terrorism Is A Bumper Sticker” Edwards sound like such a dufus with money? Oh, because he is.

That phrase^^ is going to haunt that dumb SOB.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 6:02 PM | Link to this

Berger’s case will NEVER be over, you hypocritical demented sicko. That’s because he DESTROYED EVIDENCE. Kinda like a body not found doesn’t mean a murder didn’t happen.

You stupid, STUPID tools on the disgusting needledik left.

By Dusty

June 4, 2007 6:06 PM | Link to this

Quoterina,5:16

Perhaps Mrs. Johnson should return her Presidential coin to President Bush if it was that insulting to receive one with a little advice.

I will give Mrs. Johnson the benefit of the doubt because of her grief. But like Cindy Sheehan, she may eventually realize she is being “used” by Democrats anxious to spread seemingly “insensitive” news about President Bush.

This report would never have made any real newspaper anywhere. It was a simple sad comment made by a grief stricken mother who received a gift to honor her son killed in action. The insensitivity was the press who reported this heart broken mother’s unhappiness and the moment’s sad reminder of her loss.

By WootenDull

June 4, 2007 6:07 PM | Link to this

{{{By Captain Freedom June 4, 2007 5:53 PM At least we have this for comfort…Herself is barely a not-man person, and may in fact be a Lesbotrannyslamofascist who is neither man nor woman, but rather a succubus s/he-devil upon which we can foist our deepest fears and disfunctions.}}}

Yeah, Vince Foster thought she was great too, at least thats according to the latest love story published by Carl “Watergate” Bernstein, until she busted a cap in his head.

She can’t wait to shower her “love” on America, I’m sure.

As a Christian first and a Conservative second, I am pleased immensely that you sniveling Cowards are going to blow your one and only chance to take total control of the government, implementing your whole putrid little agenda, blowing that chance on this filthy pig.

We’re gonna smear this POS in a way that will make MoveOn blush and gasp with embarrassment.

We have a litany of sordid episodes to use and the year is still young.

KMA.

Cowards.

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By Markus

June 4, 2007 6:07 PM | Link to this

Pantyqueef liberal reporter and news briefing on the shakedown of Slick William Jefferson:

“Is this politically motivated?”

HAHAHAHAHA!!! Did any of those representative wingnut liberal jackal “reporters” ask that question when the filthy RATS were going after Bush administration people?

God liberal RATs disgust me with their blatant twisted hypocrisy. I’ll bet these idiots don’t even LISTEN to themselves. If they do, like gitmo, they are so deranged they can’t decipher “What’s wrong with this picture?”

Zombies.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 6:10 PM | Link to this

Flaming lib Matt Lauer is going to Cuba. Have a question you want him to ask or report back on? Post it here.

You think he’ll ask a question like why people are constantly trying to leave that “glorious” nation that the diseaed left loves so much like communism? Nah.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 6:19 PM | Link to this

Amazon reviewer of the book “Clinton Crack-up: The Boy President’s Life After the White House.”

“I’ll preface this by stating I voted for Bill Clinton but was bored to death by both “My Life” and “It takes a village”.”

“I was astonished to learn the breadth of Bill Clinton’s involvement in the Genocide of almost a million black Rwandans, and have become convinced after reading this book that this and this alone will be his legacy.”

“Clinton spearheaded the US decision to refuse to even to commit soldiers or money to UN efforts to control the civil war in Rwanda where a million blacks died in 100 days. Clinton went so far as refusing to even use the term ‘Genocide’ to refer to the massacre.”

“The book had some tantalizing tidbits included numerous allegations of his affairs with and preference for Asian women, along with icy and excruciating details on the Clinton marriage with some not-so-border-line spousal abuse issues. I have more empathy for the guy after reading how his wife treated him.”

LMAO. The “good old days” indeed. Look for a plethora of Hitllary bashing books to come out this year and next. {smile}

Hell to pay, and Hell to freeze over.

Sick, sick, TWISTED sick.

Zombies.

By Markus

June 4, 2007 6:40 PM | Link to this

“Lets get back to the good ole days of Clinton (peace and prosperity) and sideline these lunatic, white power, wingnuts, forever in the minority. Sure they will try to blow up abortion clinics and gay bars, they are dangerous. They will try to assassinate our leaders but we can stick them in Gitmo where they belong forever.”

Told ya gitmo is one sick twisted individual who’s a danger to America’s democracy of diverse thought. This little nazi liberal tool wants to jail those who don’t share his twisted, warped, MASSIVE character flawed viewpoints of a diseased liberal. Man, when I’m right, I’m right. I’m ALWAYS right.

Zombies.

By Pope rednecks - Amerikkka's Al Qaeda I

June 4, 2007 9:10 PM | Link to this

Greetings, friends, and Woo-tan Klan garbage, it is We your Pope.

Rantings and ravings from Il Douche, Lady Markanus, and the Curly girl herself, POS Andi/e - nothing new to report.

The Pope hopes that the AJC has extra security protection for the great Mike Luckovich, the Pope’s Political Cartoonist Laureate. The unrelenting obsessions of a certain woman from Marietta are disturbing…

S/he is obviously insane, the only question is whether s/he is criminally insane.

And, of course, its cowardice…

Lady Markanus, the grease monkey, is less of a threat. Insane, sure, but even more stupid than his gal pal.

And just as cowardly.

Whiny little b-itches both of them.

By deegee

June 6, 2007 8:45 AM | Link to this

This is the most cynical Woo-ten Klan blog yet. On Monday Wooten wants to pardon felons doing 10 years after being convicted of trafficking methamphetamine.

“My band of right-wingers will give those who work to better themselves (firefighters) and those with the right attitude, like D’Alvia, an early release.”

Today he wants to pardon presidential advisors that were tried and convicted of breaking the law. All the while, the neocons are railing against immigration reform because illegal immigrant bricklayers and yardmen aren’t showing sufficient respect for the law. This type of transparency is why necons are labeled racist and xenophobe. You don’t care about the rule of law when it comes down on white male offenders but you will bust an artery screaming about amnesty for Latinos that mow your golf courses and clean your toilets. At least Goofey Toofey has the honesty to say what she thinks about Mexicans. The rest of you neocons are pathetic liars.