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    Bush's Racist Police Buddies Taser Black Actor in 'W'.
    righthand
    by righthand  7-17-2008    3
     Stone's film on the life of the US president has aroused fascination and anticipation among many, and Bush supporters are bracing for an unflattering portrayal of the president. Previous Stone biopics on Richard Nixon and John F Kennedy were the targets of critical praise as well as controversy. Shreveport remains a bastion of American conservatism, raising questions about whether politics fuelled the aggression during the arrest of Brolin and Wright. Shreveport police chief Henry Whitehorn has confirmed that police are reviewing audio and video of the incident and will submit the case to the city prosecutor's office for possible prosecution of the actors.
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    CIA to Bush in 2002: 1/3 of Gitmos imprisoned by mistake
    masbury
    by masbury  7-14-2008    3
     CIA analyst concluded many were bystanders "swept up in dragnets or turned over to the US military by bounty hunters"
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    Bush-Uribe-Drugs-CIA- Noriega-Bush Senior
    righthand
    by righthand  7-11-2008   
     Will Uribe end up in a U.S. jail like Noriega did after his days as a drug runners are done? Will Columbia be invaded like Panama to 'arrest' him?
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    2004 Bush Interview Banned In America - An Insight Into Insanity
    ratilfar
    by ratilfar  7-11-2008    3
     This is what a real journalist sounds and looks like.
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    McCain's Surge in Iraq Crippling Efforts in Afghanistan
    cptenaud
    by cptenaud  7-7-2008    2
     The death rate for American troops in Afghanistan last month was four times that of Iraq. The last two months have been the deadliest of the war for U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan since 2001. And today, Afghanistan sustained the deadliest single terrorist attack since 9/11 when suspected Taliban militants blew up the Indian embassy in Kabul. This is directly attributable to negligent policies set forth by the Bush administration--an administration dangerously obsessed with Iraq at the expense of the Real Global War on Terror. When many were urging the U.S. to focus on Afghanistan and Pakistan in early 2007, the Bush administration--with the support of Senator John McCain--launched the "surge" of troops into Baghdad. Unfortunately, Iraq is not, as John McCain says, the "central front" in the War on Terror--and it never has been. If there is such a thing, it is in Afghanistan and Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
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    Yellowcake Uranium Found In Iraq, Bush Was Right! Well, Not So Much
    ratilfar
    by ratilfar  7-7-2008    5
     And guess what: Top recommended post at Redstate: Yellowcake uranium found in Iraq, Saddam’s legacy, Bush was right! Reading comprehension? FAIL!
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    10 Most Awesomely Bad Moments of the Bush Presidency
    righthand
    by righthand  7-3-2008    18
     No Remarks
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    Just Who Are the TERRORISTS? Whose Regime needs CHANGING?
    righthand
    by righthand  6-30-2008    15
     Another secret undeclared war??? Is this one for the Zionists or the oil?
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    Cuba: "Bone-headed" Sanctions Failed.
    righthand
    by righthand  6-24-2008    9
     Sanctions are failing in Gaza. They failed in West Berlin and now in Cuba. Have they worked anywhere? You can understand people being prepared to starve to death than to give in to a bully like Bush and his 'regime change' mania.
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    Irishman Angry at the Bush Junket Disruption!
    righthand
    by righthand  6-24-2008    1
     Willie has 'balls'. Few would publicly crisis the disruptive Bush. Doesn't he know that the grinning George is responsible for the torture of more humans than all Americans to date? Does he think that being Irish makes him immune to waterboarding. Surely as a aircraft man he knows of 'extraordinary rendition' where you are on permanent tour of the best torture prisons on earth. Even Shannon seems to be on the CIA itinerary according to Amnesty. And your personal politics or none is no disbarment. From Israel, to Egypt, to Iran, to Russia, to Africa, to Cuba, to Abu Ghraib, to Bagram, all are catered for. Fear of flying is sorted with drugs and huds, in best gangster fashion. There are no numbers yet on 'lost in flight' customers, but getting there. After all, this was a favourite method of disposal for the US trained South American juntas. "Lost at sea" is permanent and 'clean'.
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    Does Saudi Arabia have Bush Over a Barrel?
    righthand
    by righthand  6-21-2008    15
     Do they have Bush by the 'balls'?
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    US General Accuses Bush Admin of War Crimes
    blueridge
    by blueridge  6-19-2008   
     2-Star Army General indicts about Abu Ghraib that the White House "authorized" it: the Commander-in-Chief and those under him authorized a systematic regime of torture. Alot of things have come down on the Bush administration in the last month, i.e. McClellan's book, Bugliosi's book, now this.
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    Bush 'may convert to Catholicism'
    righthand
    by righthand  6-15-2008    6
     Yesterday the Vatican was seething at rumours that there was much more to it than protocol: George Bush,lifelong Methodist, was about to convert. The Vatican differs from the White House on immigration and the death penalty but on other issues including stem cell research, gay marriage and abortion there has been, as the Catholic daily L'Avvenire put it, "total harmony." .. Independent He'll have to become a Christian first, won't he?
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    92% of max Bush contributors not giving now; Iraq concern
    masbury
    by masbury  6-10-2008    5
     "I always considered myself a Republican, primarily because of a belief in smaller government. And if you want a smaller government, you don’t want wars — especially wars that can be avoided."
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    Impeach Bush Resolution - One More Try
    citizenbfk
    by citizenbfk  6-10-2008   
     Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated that there will be no consideration of impeachment proceedings against Bush and said the idea was "off the table." So I guess this means this second effort is also going nowhere. Why does the Democratic leadership continue to refuse to do this? Is having oral sex in the White House with a willing 24-year old worse that killing 5,000 US troops, killing over 100,000 Iraqi citizens, displacing millions, spending trillions, etc.? At least the 35 points for impeachment that Kucinich spelled out are a nice summary of Bush's war crimes and may prove useful after Bush leaves office. Unfortunately, while the Democrats must be voted for this election,IMO, they seems to have no guts for a real showdown, not wanting to "upset the apple cart," as they trundle along to a presumed election landslide. Who knows? Maybe they have a point; although if Bush attacks Iran that point is quite lost. Note: None of this was printed in a USA newspaper.
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    Congress Report: Bush Lied about fraudster Abramoff meetings.
    righthand
    by righthand  6-9-2008   
     No Remarks
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    Senate Report: Bush Used Iraq Intel He Knew Was False
    ratilfar
    by ratilfar  6-5-2008   
     No Remarks
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    Report: Bush LIED "reduced, marginalised, or mischaracterised"
    righthand
    by righthand  6-4-2008    2
     Nothing new. Watch now as his lackeys discover that they have some backbone, sadly missing for years, as the lame duck fills his days sticking his greasy fingers in all the spouting dikes. Tricky Dick had nothing on this bastard. A world at war, the dollar sinking, 4,000 dead US soldier to a coward c-in-c, chaotic climate, worst recession in 50 years, FEAR endemic, civil rights shot to hell, Gitmo, torture, rendition, kangaroo courts, WMD and on and on synonymous with the United States. One million Russians couldn't damage America to the extent that Bush has. A fresh start is your only salvation! Tricky was an angle in comparison. Why isn't Bush - the bushwhacker - impeached. Why is the tail still wagging the dog?
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    CIA Protects Jundullah/PRMI its real terrorist mercenaries
    righthand
    by righthand  6-2-2008    3
     Peoples Resistant Movement of Iran (PRMI) or Jundullah (Army of Allah), friends of CIA.
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    Could George be Correct This Time?
    righthand
    by righthand  6-1-2008    4
     No Remarks
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    Bush: 'God told me'. ...BBC TV program
    righthand
    by righthand  5-23-2008    12
     Where's his god now? What a nut. Don't they lock up religious freaks like this in America? Surely a snake-oil salesmen have more credibility now. When will they ever learn? I'm embarrassed every time I hear him speak. What must it be like to have been a one time Bush-lover? God! More from the BBC program... Bush is quoted as telling the two, "I feel God's words coming to me: 'Go get the Palestinians their state and get the Israelis their security, and get peace in the Middle East.' And by God, I'm gonna do it." Mr Abbas remembers how the US President told him he had a "moral and religious obligation" to act. ...BBC
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    Catastrophe. - Bush? Iraq? Palestine? Israel?
    righthand
    by righthand  5-16-2008   
     Well, he's being wrong on everything for 7 years, why should he change now? Why does this simple statement not penetrate the brains of those fanatics that followed his every word only to find they were lying deceitful devil words? Why should those that no longer believe in WMD for their service persons deaths, still cling to his crap about Iran, Hamas, Hizbollah etc. When was he truthful? Is he the devil? Sorry if I've asked difficult questions of the very few who are not used to thinking for themselves. Where can they look now that the emperor has NO clothes al all. POW McCain? A WOMAN? A BLACK? Ask the pastor who said Bush? Mental meltdown! Brain seizure from lack of use!
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    Blushing Blair's Bitch Belatedly Bits Bush Butt!
    righthand
    by righthand  5-14-2008    3
     Yes look, he does look like a real cowboy. Here a 'real cowboy' is a lower form of life than a second hand car sales person. Cowboys over here are totally disreputable door-to-door shyster (A shyster is someone who acts in a disreputable, unethical or unscrupulous way or a con artist. While now applied in a non-ethnic-specific sense, it originated as a reference to disreputable Jxxish businessmen and criminals.) Unusual given his pro-Nazi past. Bet he's practising riding off into the sunset, pursued by a real posse for his war crimes. Mao and Stalin escaped. Will Bush? I hear he never really learnt how to ride a horse. Some Texan!
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    One Great Man, one good one, one Ok. One shite
    righthand
    by righthand  5-13-2008    2
     GULLIBILITY: "The art of swallowing the belief that one side in a two party kleplocracy is not going to screw you over like a drunken virgin at a Roman orgy" So, if you'll swallow shit(e) you get a shite runt like George, who has disgraced the Bush click forever. He's in his own unique group with Stalin and Mao in the number of deaths he is personally responsible for. Now will you elect another man killer, or a female who wants to, or another man of peace - black.
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    "They will make it look like suicide”
    sahara
    by sahara  5-4-2008   
     No Remarks
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    Judge Rejects "State Secrets" Claim, Orders Watch Lists Open
    blueridge
    by blueridge  4-25-2008    1
     ...so that "free Americans" are not abused by Homeland Tyranny, arbitrary search and seizures when crossing borders. American citizens cannot be treated like criminals and terrorists without a "warrant, issued upon probable cause", and Dept. of HS must disclose Watch List status to those it treats otherwise. This could be a huge legal precedent to restore the norm of Constitutional restraints on government, with further applications than this.
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    Symbol for Bush visit: Masada, Fraud and Myth
    righthand
    by righthand  4-11-2008    1
     How ironic that the symbol of the Bush presidency will be his visit to Masada, a fraud and myth knowingly perpetuated by the government of Israel that will turn his presidency into a total fiasco and make America party to the fraud and corruption! ! !
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    EPA's "shameful dereliction of duty," So?!
    righthand
    by righthand  4-3-2008    1
     No Remarks
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    Solzhenitsyn: Bush believes "looney fable"
    righthand
    by righthand  4-3-2008   
     Solzhenitsyn, who exposed the horrors of Stalin's Gulag, was awarded the Nobel prize for literature in 1970. He was expelled from the Soviet Union in 1974, returning from the US in 1994. His later statements have demonstrated an increasingly nationalist anti-western tone.
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    Maiming in your Name: "the sovereign" Bush
    righthand
    by righthand  4-3-2008    3
     In a 2003 memo released yesterday, the US justice department extended the sweeping wartime powers claimed by Bush to military interrogators, giving them freedom from criminal laws when questioning al-Qaida suspects. The 81-page brief was released by the American Civil Liberties Union, which fought the administration in court to secure the release of documents. ...Guardian
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    "There are two kinds of Republicans: millionaires and suckers."
    righthand
    by righthand  3-25-2008   
     I'd like to suggest a very simple strategy for American liberals: Get mean. Stop policing the language and start using it to hurt our enemies. American liberals are so busy purging their speech of any words that might offend anyone that they have no notion of using language to cause some salutary pain. Why, for example, not popularize slogans that mock the Bush loyalists as "suckers"? Something like, "There are two kinds of Republicans: millionaires and suckers." Put that on a few bumper stickers and I guarantee a lot of "South Park Republicans" will quit the GOP. They just smirk when you tsk-tsk at them for being disrespectful. They want to be disrespectful; every normal young male wants to be. ...Alternet
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    Bush's Child Prostitutes, 1.2M as young as 13
    righthand
    by righthand  3-18-2008    2
     Bush's invasion of a country that posed no threat to the US was illegal under both US and international law, according to legal experts. Bush has been convicted of war crimes by citizen tribunals around the world, including New York, Paris, Tokyo, and Istanbul. Just las week, the towns of Brattleboro and Marlboro Vermont voted to indict and arrest Bush and Cheney. In 2002 and 2003, Bush led a propaganda campaign to defraud Congress, the American people, and key allies into believing Iraq was a threat. Bush claimed Iraq had stockpiles of chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons to use against the US, and was sharing them with Al Qaeda. Speaking near Rochester NY, Bush later admitted, "See in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda." ...AlterNet
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    Bill Moyers Journal: Going after the whistleblowers
    ratilfar
    by ratilfar  3-17-2008   
     No Remarks
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    Why George W. Bush Loves Climate Change
    sitegeist
    by sitegeist  3-17-2008   
     Funny cartoons by Mad Magazine.
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    18 Media Flaws & Lies: Do You Remember?
    righthand
    by righthand  3-12-2008    3
     Could you ever forget?
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    One Brave Man vs One Dumb Bush
    righthand
    by righthand  3-12-2008   
     "What's the best and most effective way to combat al Qaida?" he said during an interview in Cairo. "I come from the school of walk softly and carry a big stick." The article also quotes him as telling al Jazeera, the Arabic satellite television channel, that war with Iran was undesirable. "This constant drumbeat of conflict . . . is not helpful and not useful," he said. "I expect that there will be no war and that is what we ought to be working toward." Fallon had been a controversial figure in his post, questioning the surge of U.S. troops in Iraq and openly challenging suggestions that the military would be able to tackle a strike on Iran. But no one had suggested that Fallon might resign until the magazine hit newsstands in January. ..McClatchydc
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    Serbia:Kosovo Bush:Clinton Israel:Gaza USA:Hyprocisy!
    righthand
    by righthand  3-3-2008   
     "Bush deserves to go down in history as a US president who has worsened it immeasurably by wholly abandoning even the pretence that the US should act as an impartial referee in the Arab-Israeli dispute. Instead, by taking the brakes off Israel entirely, he emboldened a weak government containing a few hard men – an unfortunate combination – to go for broke and try to crack Hamas once and for all. We can only hope a change in the White House will bring about an end to the policy of offering Israel unreserved support, restore a degree of fairness to America's Middle Eastern diplomacy and prompt a more proactive attitude on the part of the US in general. Nothing else will encourage Palestinians to have any store in peace negotiations, or offer any prospect that Gaza's dreadful nightmare can be ended. ...Independent
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    Who wouldn't want to KILL BUSH
    righthand
    by righthand  3-3-2008    18
     No Remarks
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    Bush claims no recession. We're Fu@ked
    righthand
    by righthand  3-1-2008    7
     After 7 years of LIES and DECEPTION, who would you believe? Could he not be right just for once? Could he not say, just to save us all who need a recession like a month in Iraq, that there is a recession there is one. Then when he's wrong as usual, we can all be Ok! Might work. Can't be worse than now. Could someone not stop him popping up at every microphone that there is? It's past embarrassing.
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    Another WHITE HOUSE CROOK Falls. Blogger
    righthand
    by righthand  3-1-2008    3
     "The plagiarism was brought to light by a blogger, Nancy Nall, who posted a comparison of a Goeglein column with a Dartmouth College essay by Prof Jeffrey Hart on the goal of education." ...BBC
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