Thursday, June 30, 2005
Bush has questions...how about some answers first
CNN is headlining this Bush wants answers about Iran Prez. Which brings me to some historical questions. What did Manachem Begin do to Palestinians in the name of the State of Israel? Future Peace Prize Winner's History here Phan Van Khai, the recent whitehouse visitor and current Vietnamese PM, did what during the Vietnam War? Werner Von Braun worked for whom during WW2? How many Uzbeks were killed by their leadership (one friendly to the US) in the last 2 months? Name the Nazi artillary company Pope Benedict XVI served with? Why do we trade with the largest remaining communist country in the world, yet impose sanctions on one of the smallest (Cuba)? My point is that the facts appear to be being "fixed" again. There's something in Iran that bush wants....let's see....oh, more oil!!! Why are the questions above any less important than the ones about the new Iranian president or vice versa? We're being set up again. This time, it's only a short hop into Iran from Iraq. Even if this guy was part of that episode, what gives bushit the privilege to question the freely elected president of a sovereign nation? What gives him the right to question the democratic process by which this guy was elected? Hey, it's democracy, spreading across the Middle East, just like you want it to. So sorry you don't get to pick the candidates, and ultimately the leader. This is smelling like a rat already. What a great way to draw attention away from bushit's troubles at home.....take a shot at somebody else. Typical....way typical, and moving in a very bad direction
Another Lie about Bush's speech???
So, who gave the order for the servicemen and women present at the Bush pep rally/lie-fest to not applaud? It's all over the news, so why did the Bush advance team encourage applause at one point??? We're they encouraging these soldiers to disobey orders? Isn't that a crime in itself? I say nobody ordered these guys to keep quiet and until someone comes forward to say otherwise, this crap, this excuse for Bush's speech flopping in front of the very people who he is leading to war based on lies is just an excuse. OK, any takers?? Name the guy who gave the order, interview him, find out why the advance team broke ranks.
OK, who clapped?
OK, who clapped?
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
His thoughts, my thoughts
OK, so I tried to keep it short, that fact is I could have gone on all night, and I have better things to do. Take a look, my words are in italics his words are the crazier crap on the page.
"We continued our efforts to help them rebuild their country (a country that until our invasion was in pretty good shape economically and physically despite years of sanctions). Rebuilding a country after three decades of tyranny is hard — and rebuilding while at war is even harder. Our progress has been uneven — but progress is being made. We are improving roads, and schools, and health clinics … and working to improve basic services like sanitation, electricity, and water (all of which were pretty OK prior to our invasion). And together with our allies, we will help the new Iraqi government deliver a better life for its citizens." (after the civil war waging right under our noses is over)
"In January 2005, more than eight million Iraqi men and women voted in elections (down from the originally stated 13 million we said immediately after the election seems like they have counting problems too, well, we are trying to share our form of 'democracy') that were free and fair — and took place on time."
"The United Nations is in Iraq to help Iraqis write a constitution (had to after we abolished the old one, including the stuff that we agreed with)and conduct their next elections."
"The principal task of our military is to find (put on a cowboy hat and walk outside the Green Zone, you'll find 'em alright) and defeat the terrorists "(as we have done with Osama Bin Laden...er...well...no and the Taliban in Afganistan...er...well..no )
"Our strategy can be summed up this way: As the Iraqis stand up, we will stand down. (except like in Fallujah where standing up got them shot)
(and what about the Afghans?)
"Some Americans ask me, if completing the mission is so important, why don't you send more troops? (wait a minute, what about that Mission Accompllished stuff, ya know, the aircraft carrier, the tight little jumpsuit? If our commanders on the ground say we need more troops, I will send them. But our commanders tell me they have the number of troops they need to do their job. (Has he been listening to the military guys? It doesn't look that way. Why is he telling Tony Blair to send more Brit Troops and encouraging everybody else to step up with more boots on the ground?)
They are doing that by building the institutions of a free society — a society based on freedom of speech, freedom of assembly (oh except for that little tiff earlier today when Iraqis began firing into a group of people demonstrating for better jobs), freedom of religion (because the Christian Right needs room to grow), and equal justice under law. (so long as it isn't Islamic Law)
"And as Iraqis see that their military can protect them, more will step forward with vital intelligence to help defeat the enemies of a free Iraq. (like maybe the occupiers???)
"We continued our efforts to help them rebuild their country (a country that until our invasion was in pretty good shape economically and physically despite years of sanctions). Rebuilding a country after three decades of tyranny is hard — and rebuilding while at war is even harder. Our progress has been uneven — but progress is being made. We are improving roads, and schools, and health clinics … and working to improve basic services like sanitation, electricity, and water (all of which were pretty OK prior to our invasion). And together with our allies, we will help the new Iraqi government deliver a better life for its citizens." (after the civil war waging right under our noses is over)
"In January 2005, more than eight million Iraqi men and women voted in elections (down from the originally stated 13 million we said immediately after the election seems like they have counting problems too, well, we are trying to share our form of 'democracy') that were free and fair — and took place on time."
"The United Nations is in Iraq to help Iraqis write a constitution (had to after we abolished the old one, including the stuff that we agreed with)and conduct their next elections."
"The principal task of our military is to find (put on a cowboy hat and walk outside the Green Zone, you'll find 'em alright) and defeat the terrorists "(as we have done with Osama Bin Laden...er...well...no and the Taliban in Afganistan...er...well..no )
"Our strategy can be summed up this way: As the Iraqis stand up, we will stand down. (except like in Fallujah where standing up got them shot)
(and what about the Afghans?)
"Some Americans ask me, if completing the mission is so important, why don't you send more troops? (wait a minute, what about that Mission Accompllished stuff, ya know, the aircraft carrier, the tight little jumpsuit? If our commanders on the ground say we need more troops, I will send them. But our commanders tell me they have the number of troops they need to do their job. (Has he been listening to the military guys? It doesn't look that way. Why is he telling Tony Blair to send more Brit Troops and encouraging everybody else to step up with more boots on the ground?)
They are doing that by building the institutions of a free society — a society based on freedom of speech, freedom of assembly (oh except for that little tiff earlier today when Iraqis began firing into a group of people demonstrating for better jobs), freedom of religion (because the Christian Right needs room to grow), and equal justice under law. (so long as it isn't Islamic Law)
"And as Iraqis see that their military can protect them, more will step forward with vital intelligence to help defeat the enemies of a free Iraq. (like maybe the occupiers???)
A letter from an Iraqi citizen to American citizens
In Their Own Words:
Dahr Jamail received this letter from an Iraqi who asked him to pass it on to the American people:
From an Iraqi citizen to the American people:
"We always have thought that you are citizens; away from the savageness which controls many people in the world because you suffered from the injustice of your own occupation more than two hundred and fifty years ago. Therefore, you picked up weapons against the occupiers until you forced him to go out of your state which was a great victory for you.
"Naturally, this occupier was giving unreasonable justifications for his stay in your country. Like any occupation, no country ever admit that they occupy some land but always says that they are a liberator of the people who are then unable to govern themselves and so on…
"Such reasons cannot change the origin of occupation.
"Nowadays, your army is occupying our homeland, destroying our homes and killing our men, women, and our children. The occupation is leaving this country full of chaos to the point we are now facing so many disasters, including suffering from looting and robbery.
"Sudden attacks and cruel murders have been perpetrated by your army who then prevent all people from submitting judicial complaints. This encourages all soldiers to kill thoughtlessly without any threat of trial.
"We have seen our Holy Quran desecrated by soldiers, but you continue to say your soldiers do not do what the Mogul and Barbarians did in the lands they occupied.
"Your soldiers did many immoral acts but your government leaders have done even more.
"We, the Iraqi people, do not put the responsibility of this on your shoulders because you are a people and not your government. But when the people have a decision in the fate of their country and decide to go in a direction which only benefits the government, this means that the people are satisfied with their governments’ actions.
"When you elected Mr. Bush for the second time, this was a declaration from you of being satisfied with all his acts in violation of the holiness of a state which shares a place with yours in the United Nations Security Council
"Has the age of occupation returned back to a place where agreements and treaties and international laws which forbid aggression are useless? When the people who chose to defend their land and reject the occupier are then described by your government as a terrorist? How long have you heard that an occupation which continues will have no resistance against it? Do you refer to the patriots of your own country as terrorists in your history books?
"Have you ever heard that there is a peaceful occupation? One that ended in victory for the occupier?
"American people, please remember the land of Iraq and remember the Iraqi people and think of yourselves as if you were in our place. In this way you will realize what Iraqis suffer.
"I am an Iraqi who bears no grudge against any person all over the world. We simply wish that other people may realize our suffering now, especially the people who do not support their thoughtless governments and their aggressive acts. For the people who support these corrupted governments will be responsible for them, and history will hold them responsible for allowing this tragedy to have occurred.
"This will be a shame on their ancestors who will not be able to hide this black page of history.
"Thank to the American people for listening attentively, and I am wishing you reasonableness and the ability to comprehend the truth".
Dahr Jamail received this letter from an Iraqi who asked him to pass it on to the American people:
From an Iraqi citizen to the American people:
"We always have thought that you are citizens; away from the savageness which controls many people in the world because you suffered from the injustice of your own occupation more than two hundred and fifty years ago. Therefore, you picked up weapons against the occupiers until you forced him to go out of your state which was a great victory for you.
"Naturally, this occupier was giving unreasonable justifications for his stay in your country. Like any occupation, no country ever admit that they occupy some land but always says that they are a liberator of the people who are then unable to govern themselves and so on…
"Such reasons cannot change the origin of occupation.
"Nowadays, your army is occupying our homeland, destroying our homes and killing our men, women, and our children. The occupation is leaving this country full of chaos to the point we are now facing so many disasters, including suffering from looting and robbery.
"Sudden attacks and cruel murders have been perpetrated by your army who then prevent all people from submitting judicial complaints. This encourages all soldiers to kill thoughtlessly without any threat of trial.
"We have seen our Holy Quran desecrated by soldiers, but you continue to say your soldiers do not do what the Mogul and Barbarians did in the lands they occupied.
"Your soldiers did many immoral acts but your government leaders have done even more.
"We, the Iraqi people, do not put the responsibility of this on your shoulders because you are a people and not your government. But when the people have a decision in the fate of their country and decide to go in a direction which only benefits the government, this means that the people are satisfied with their governments’ actions.
"When you elected Mr. Bush for the second time, this was a declaration from you of being satisfied with all his acts in violation of the holiness of a state which shares a place with yours in the United Nations Security Council
"Has the age of occupation returned back to a place where agreements and treaties and international laws which forbid aggression are useless? When the people who chose to defend their land and reject the occupier are then described by your government as a terrorist? How long have you heard that an occupation which continues will have no resistance against it? Do you refer to the patriots of your own country as terrorists in your history books?
"Have you ever heard that there is a peaceful occupation? One that ended in victory for the occupier?
"American people, please remember the land of Iraq and remember the Iraqi people and think of yourselves as if you were in our place. In this way you will realize what Iraqis suffer.
"I am an Iraqi who bears no grudge against any person all over the world. We simply wish that other people may realize our suffering now, especially the people who do not support their thoughtless governments and their aggressive acts. For the people who support these corrupted governments will be responsible for them, and history will hold them responsible for allowing this tragedy to have occurred.
"This will be a shame on their ancestors who will not be able to hide this black page of history.
"Thank to the American people for listening attentively, and I am wishing you reasonableness and the ability to comprehend the truth".
Monday, June 27, 2005
Test of Link Insert Village loses idiot, whitehouse finds idiot
This is a test to insert a link from another page. It's actually a pretty good take down of Rummy....aside from the stuff on the web, all over the web. Can anybody get the goods on this guy?? We need pics of him and Jeff Gannon in the shower together! He's as good as the defense lawyers in the Jacko case. Start saying weird wacky shit, say a lot of it, say it for a long time and confuse the hell out of the folks milling around the blue light at K-mart. Don't go into the light, but check out americablog.
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