Shrub has a way with words at APEC.
Thu Sep 06, 2007 at 10:58:06 PM PDT
We all know how George Dubya Bush has a way with words.
Well, he is at it again, making a fool of himself and the country he speaks for.
Get this.
Gaffe-prone Bush in fine form at APEC summit
'OPEC' forum filled with slips of the tongue, confusion for president
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Bush Destroyed our Military, now look what is happening.
Thu Jul 06, 2006 at 10:10:08 PM PDT
The Shrub, and PNAC have once again proven that they can fail at every possible level of government.
Here is the first paragraph in this story:
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas - A diversion of dollars to help fight the war in Iraq has helped create a $530 million shortfall for Army posts at home and abroad, leaving some unable to pay utility bills or even cut the grass.
More on the flip.
Bush's FEMA sucks. Period.
Thu Dec 22, 2005 at 09:39:18 PM PDT
This story is just sad.
I scanned the diaries, and I'm sure this was diaried at some point in the past, but I want to make it something to talk about again.
FEMA has failed on so many levels.
Here you will find how bad Bush's version of FEMA has responded.
A quote:
"The big surprise here," says Matt Fellowes, a Katrina reconstruction expert with Brookings, "is how little money has actually gone out the door. The demand on the ground is just absolutely immense today; unfortunately, that demand has not been met yet."
More after the flip:
My LTE, Fuck the Media, Bastards.
Mon Jun 13, 2005 at 10:01:41 PM PDT
Below is my LTE, not yet submitted. I want some feedback before I launch it.
[editor's note, by buckeyekarl] I reworked my letter, but for all Kossacks, let's get some letters out. This media blitz over something that doesn't matter should be called out.
NSA divulging names.
Tue Apr 26, 2005 at 12:44:20 AM PDT
Find it
here
May 2 issue - The National Security Agency is not supposed to target Americans; when a U.S. citizen's name comes up in an NSA "intercept," the agency routinely minimizes dissemination of the info by masking the name before it distributes the report to other U.S. agencies. But it's now clear the agency disseminates thousands of U.S. names. U.N. ambassador nominee John Bolton told a Senate confirmation hearing he had requested that U.S. names be unmasked from NSA intercepts on a handful of occasions; the State Department said he had made 10 such requests since 2001, and that the department as a whole had made 400 similar requests over the same period. But evidence is emerging that NSA regularly supplies uncensored intercepts, including named Americans, to other agencies far more often than even many top intel officials knew.
I don't know what to make of this, but I don't like it.
Anyone else having issues with Comcast?
Tue Apr 12, 2005 at 09:49:53 PM PDT
Just wondering.
Sorry for wasting a diary here, but I've had Comcast issues for over a week now.
Anyone else?
Maybe this is using a diary for the wrong reason, but I think alot of us use Comcast.
Open Thread
Thu Mar 31, 2005 at 05:30:30 PM PDT
Just for shits and giggles.
Homeland Security: I don't feel so secure.
Tue Mar 15, 2005 at 10:58:31 PM PDT
Time to be scared.....again.
This msnbc.com story tells us of the next thing to be afraid of.
WASHINGTON - An upcoming Homeland Security Department report outlines a dozen frightening if hypothetical scenarios such as a terrorist nuclear attack or spreading plague in airport bathrooms to spur state and local preparedness against security risks.
Then the Homeland Security Deptartment goes on to tell us, and the terrorists, that:
