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  • Bush’s House of Cards Collapsing
    24 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    DETROIT - The frauds and deceptions are unraveling every day and cascading truths are forcing the Busheviks to do more of what they do best: lie. We now have the first eyewitness account from a CIA officer confirming what the reality-based community has long known - that President George W. Bush and company cherry-picked and distorted intelligence to make their phony case for War in Iraq.
    Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney were not only aware that the identity of an undercover CIA (…)

  • Is the World going to let Sharon Off that Easily?
    24 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Three RELATED Stories:
    1. Jan 4, 2006 AM - Allegations that Ariel Sharon accepted a $3 Million bribe, aides dismiss it as meaningless, but...
    2. Sharon’s son resign from parliament the week earlier for lying and forging documents on related charges
    3. Jan 4, 2006 PM - Sharon rushed back to hospital suffering a brain hemorrhage that caused "extensive damage" - looks like he’s "in a coma" until further notice.
    Can’t anyone say- HOW CONVENIENT!
    Ariel is charged with accepting a $3 (…)

  • Karl Schwarz’s take on theU.S. PORT debacle
    24 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    The following is from Karl Schwarz’s book "One-Way Ticket to Crawford, Texas" He is also running for President of The United States on the American Patriot Party
    Excerpts from Chapter 8:
    Chapter 8 - Planting Weeds in America’s Rose Garden
    If I were President of the United States, my foreign policy could be summed up in one sentence:
    “I refuse to allow weeds to be planted just so we have to go weed the garden for the U.S. or U.S. allies that matter.”
    At first blush, that may not (…)

  • USA Deeper in Debt: $8.2 Trillion, $27,000 for every man, woman and child
    23 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    For the fourth time since 2002, the federal government has maxed out its credit limit. Rather than just raise it and submerge American taxpayers deeper in debt, Congress and President George W. Bush need to stem the tide of red ink in Washington, D.C.
    Because the federal government continues to spend hundreds of billions of dollars more than it takes in, the U.S. Treasury has hit the $8.2 trillion national-debt limit. Treasury Secretary John Snow has urged Congress to raise the limit as (…)

  • I Dont Have To Explain A Gall Dang Thang To Yall
    23 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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  • HUCKLEBERRY HOUND THREATENS "FIFTH COLUMNISTS"
    23 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC.) stands a man accused. Spewing forth brown shirt ideology this Palmetto Panzer Division commander is threatening what he refers to as the emerging "Fifth Column", described by him as " A movement to every war where American citizens will sympathise with the enemy and collaborate with the enemy ... I stand by the president’s ability , inherent to be commander in chief, to find out about fifth column movements , I DON’T THINK YOU ( the Bush (…)

  • WORTH REPEATING:Beyond Impeachment: The Bush Administration as War Criminals
    23 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    June Saturday 25th 2005 (18h41) : Beyond Impeachment: The Bush Administration as War Criminals 15 comment(s). In the wake of the Downing Street Memo and other leaked British documents created before the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, many have begun to question the legality of the Bush administration’s actions. In particular, families of soldiers, a few Democratic senators, and hundreds of thousands of outraged Americans, are calling for an independent investigation of the Bush (…)

  • AMERICA’S RELUCTANT HOLIDAY
    23 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By David R. Hoffman, Legal Editor of PRAVDA.Ru
    January 23, 1983 marked a pivotal point in an otherwise mundane life. On that date, my first article entitled, “Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday Should Be a National Holiday” was published, thus beginning a writing career that culminated with me being named the Legal Editor of the English language edition of PRAVDA.Ru
    After that eventful day, I spent hours reading books and researching articles about other lesser known, but equally (…)

  • US Congress Votes to Provoke Iran
    22 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    A few weeks ago there was a story in Israel’s leading Newspaper the Haaretz:
    Iranian official: UN sanctions may lead us to seal off Persian Gulf
    Iran has the high mountains north of the narrow Straits of Hormuz, and if provoked, they can shut off all oil from the Middle East. What do you think that would do to our economy?
    Naturally, our Congress voted 404 - 4 to refer Iran to the UN Security Council. Are they trying to start a war?
    404 -4 .... INCLUDING most of the leading (…)

  • SCARING PEOPLE SILLY
    22 February 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    SCARING PEOPLE SILLY
    By Peter Fredson
    February 22, 2006
    People wearing bed sheets, Frankenstein masks, triangular black hats, try to scare people on Halloween. They say “Trick or Treat” hoping to get candy.
    When I was young if you didn’t get candy, or sometimes just for the hell of it, some rowdy young people would toilet-paper the yard, empty garbage cans on the porch, and in the countryside they would turn over an outhouse. But, except for some fundamentalists already terrified of (…)