Bush Caused 9/11

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Monday February 05, 2007 · 12:34 AM PST

2007/02/05 · 00:34

Saying it isn't so doesn't make it not so.

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Did bush cause 9/11?

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Did bush cause 9/11?

Yes

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Rep. Foley (R) joke thread ! (WARNING: QUESTIONABLE TASTE)

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Friday September 29, 2006 · 10:56 PM PDT

2006/09/29 · 22:56

Q: How did the librarian scold Rep. Foley for breaking a rule in the Congressional Library?

A: "Stop bending over the pages!"

Q: What do the French call the love of GOP congressman for his page boy?

A: Foley a deux.

Q: What's the name of the new House Republican political action committee?

A: Fudge-PAC.

Q: What historical legislative body does the House GOP most admire?

A: The Rump Parliament.

Derision is the best revenge -- contribute your own!

The REAL reason I don't trust Lieberman

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Monday August 07, 2006 · 5:13 AM PDT

2006/08/07 · 05:13

Have you ever seen these two in the same place at the same time? Now have you?

I think that says it all.

On Aug. 8, CT voters:

Say NO to EMPIRE!

Say NO to the DARK SIDE of the Democratic Party!

Say NO to Imperial Clones and their Clone Wars!

VOTE LAMONT IN THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY!

Iowa Electronic Markets and the 2006 Election

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Tuesday August 01, 2006 · 10:26 PM PDT

2006/08/01 · 22:26

Does the IEM something we don't know, or are they just off this time?

I always suspected the IEM was just something free-market fundies used to make themselves feel smart (since all their actual economic programs failed so spectacularly), but they say its track record is pretty good.

Every objective sign I can see says the country is headed for a Democratic blowout in 2006, but the IEM disagrees.

Maybe some of the rich republican options traders have access to some special information... say about the programming of the Diebold voting machines?

What do you think?

Israeli columnist rips public for Lebanon war

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Sunday July 30, 2006 · 6:27 PM PDT

2006/07/30 · 18:27

Even in the 'liberal' Israeli daily Haaretz, it is not usual to find a columnist opposing Israel's racist war on Lebanon in unambiguous terms.

Gideon Levy devotes much of his essay to tearing the so-called 'Zionist left' a new asshole for their utter uselessness and dependable cravenness on every occasion when Israel launches agrressive, illegal war against civilians in neighboring countries.

Since we've grown accustomed to thinking collective punishment a legitimate weapon, it is no wonder no debate has sparked here over the cruel punishment of Lebanon for Hezbollah's actions. If it was okay in Nablus, why not Beirut?

In defense of treason

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Wednesday February 15, 2006 · 7:14 PM PST

2006/02/15 · 19:14

In recent months, the "treason" theme has become very popular among progressive Democrats. Many have been publicizing the administration's outing of Valerie Plame, in particular, as a clear sign of the Republicans' loyalty to country over party.

I understand people's reasons for doing this, but I disagree with this strategy, and I think it could ultimately hurt the progressive movement. I surely agree that the White House conspiracy to blow Plame's cover was deeply immoral, and highly unpatriotic -- but it wasn't immoral because it was unpatriotic.

If outing Plame had been beneficial to humanity as a whole, but harmful to the narrow interests of the U.S., we should support rather than oppose it. Read More

i DO blame the victims.

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Monday January 30, 2006 · 8:11 AM PST

2006/01/30 · 08:11

if we do not stop the alito confirmation, roe v. wade will be a dead -- whether killed outright or subject to death by a thousand cuts. the religious right is counting on it, and there isn't the slightest hint that alito will refuse to deliver on bush's promise to them.

if this happens, there will be thousands of womens tortured, maimed and killed by forced pregnancy and illegal abortion.

if this happens, in all seriousness: i WILL blame the victims.

WARNING: offensive rationality ahead. Read More

What happened to the "bin ladin" post Sully linked to?

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Friday January 20, 2006 · 11:27 AM PST

2006/01/20 · 11:27

Today Andrew Sullivan's blog linked (or claimed
to link) to a post here which said

"I realized that I empathized and agreed with bin Laden's hatred of Bush and all he stands for. Bush is not America and while Binny may just be baiting us, I would welcome a truce if it included the impeachment of Bush as part of the bargain. You know the state of the nation is bad if it can get me to look at Binny boy in any light other than a fundamentalist wacko mass murderer. But, at this point in time, I honestly feel more disdain for Bush and his administration than I do for bin Laden."

By the time I got to it the post, if it had
ever existed at all, had been removed.

Did it even exist, or was it just Sully making
stuff up as usual? If it did exist, who
deleted it? Was it the poster or was it Kos
or what?

What will it take?

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Saturday December 17, 2005 · 12:16 AM PST

2005/12/17 · 00:16

What will it take to make us conclude that the supposed democratic process is no longer functioning?

That is, what will it take to make us decide that the constitution and the elecoral process are being disrespected by the current administration to the point that the regime cannot be changed by the will of the majority?

And when we do come to that conclusion, what will we do about it? Read More

2004 OHIO ELECTION STOLEN -- PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF -- INDISPUTABLE!!

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Sunday December 04, 2005 · 3:24 PM PST

2005/12/04 · 15:24

These photographs just recently surfaced...

I was given them by an "anonymous source" in the Ohio Department of State. Read on...
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Judith Miller sings Rufus Wainwright

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Saturday November 19, 2005 · 5:06 PM PST

2005/11/19 · 17:06

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL as sung by JUDITH MILLER

Men raiding ammo magazines
Oh what a world
I fashioned
Great, man --
Oh what a world
We're trashin'

Aspens are turning on a dime to conceal crimes
Oh what a world my Scooter gave me
Always
Perjurin' but still unloved

Still I think I'm f**kin' right
Wouldn't it be a lovely headline:
"War is
Beautiful" on the New York Times

with apologies to Rufus Wainwright

GAO report confirms probable 2004 electoral fraud in Ohio

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Friday November 18, 2005 · 8:43 AM PST

2005/11/18 · 08:43

I don't have much to say about this, other than: we "fraudsters" told you so.

http://rockrivertimes.com/...

Does the report say unambiguously that fraud was committed?

No.

Does it say that in addition to a clear motive, the republicans were granted the means and the opportunity by the Diebold corporation?

Yes, it does. Not quite in so many words, but the implications are clear.

It also finds that Bush's margin of victory on the electronic voting machines was SEVEN times his margin of victory elsewhere. No, by some standards that might not "prove" that fraud was committed -- but by the same standards you might not be able to "prove" that someone who wins the lottery seven times in a row is cheating somehow.

However, a rudimentary understanding of logic and statistics makes it clear that Bush's victory in Ohio was probably the result of falsification of votes.

We "fraudsters" are waiting for an apology from Markos and Armando, since this report constitutes absolute vindication of our point of view.

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