January - Archive |
1/31/04:
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For Bush, a Tactical Retreat on
Iraq |
Payback is a bitch... |
"In this case, there's no question
that there was an intelligence failure, in some form or another" |
1/30/04:
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Iraq War Questions Gain Momentum |
The Doctrine of Pre-Emption is Dead. - One war too late...
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"Politically the president really needs to explain this to the
American people... it undermines his ability to continue to talk to
the American people about the war on terrorism." |
1/29/04:
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Truth catching up to Bush |
"Think Tanks" like the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace must have more political influence than the
fiscally, morally, and intellectually bankrupt
American Enterprise Institute. |
"The U.S. is facing a crisis of
international legitimacy" |
1/29/04:  |
Bush 2004 Campaign Pledges to
Restore Honor and Dignity to White House |
Misinformation - presented by the kings of satire at
www.theonion.com |
"After years of false statements and empty promises, it's time for big
changes in Washington, we need a president who will finally stand up
and fight against the lies and corruption. It's time to renew the
faith the people once had in the White House. If elected, I pledge
to usher in a new era of integrity inside the Oval Office." |
1/28/04:  |
9/11 Commission Says It Needs
More Time |
Bush's handlers are more concerned about political prospects
than national security. |
"I fully support an extension to ensure that the commission's work is
not compromised by the Bush administration's delaying tactics,
secrecy and stonewalling... clearly the president is not interested
in a complete and thorough investigation." |
1/27/04:
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White House emissaries head
abroad to recast war |
Saddam was horrible, but he never harbored and supported terrorists
against our country.
More lies - Americans deserve better. |
"The former dictator sits in captivity. He can no longer harbor and
support terrorists, and his long efforts to acquire weapons of mass
destruction are at an end" |
1/26/04:
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U.S. to review pre-Iraq war WMD
intelligence |
Evil is as evil does... |
"Weapons of mass destruction, including evil chemistry and evil
biology, are all matters of great concern, not only to the United
States, but also to the world community" |
1/25/04:
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Soros Says Bush Policies to
Cause Boom in 2004, Bust in 2005 |
Hitting the nail on the head. |
"I was delighted to see Saddam
toppled, but the way in which we did it will make problems in the
future, under the pretence of waging a war on terror, Bush embarked
on forcing U.S. supremacy on the world.'' |
1/24/04:
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President Bush's Naked Envoy |
Cheney really shouldn't talk about himself this way. |
"There comes a time when deceit
and defiance must be seen for what they are. At that point, a
gathering danger must be directly confronted. At that point, we must
show that beyond our resolutions is actual resolve." |
1/23/04:
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Ex-Arms Hunter Kay Says No WMD
Stockpiles in Iraq |
NSS - No Shit Sherlock - Hans Blix, Scott Ritter, the UN, Russia,
China, Germany, India, and France tried to warn us against our
elective war. |
"I don't think they existed, what everyone was talking about is
stockpiles produced after the end of the last (1991) Gulf War, and I
don't think there was a large-scale production program in the
nineties." |
1/23/04:
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Media ownership: Deal loosens
limits, but less than FCC wanted |
The world would be a much better place if McCain had beaten Bush in
2000. |
"They pandered to a special interest, Viacom and CBS, and
grandfathered them in." |
1/22/04:
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Dean returns to his message |
Dr. Dean stepped on a landmine. It wasn't the Iowa "Scream" - it was
taking on too many special interests at once. Media trashing is what
you get when you suggest the FCC should enforce Anti-Trust in the
Media. |
"This government has given away
our airwaves to the most powerful corporations, who are misleading
the public, you've got to give the broadest spectrum of availability
. . . and what this president is doing with minions on the FCC is to
condense that spectrum of what people are allowed to hear. That is a
dangerous thing for the promulgation of democracy, and that will be
undone in a Dean administration." |
1/22/04:
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Cheney claims al Qaeda link to
Hussein
He also says regime had program for prohibited weapons |
Cheney's too smart to be delusional. This is outright deception.
Better yet, let's call it for what it is - a lie. |
"We've found a couple of
semi-trailers at this point which we believe were in fact part of (a
WMD) program, I would deem that conclusive evidence, if you will,
that he did in fact have programs for weapons of mass destruction."
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