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  • KARL ROVE and VARIOUS SPIES HE IS LINKED TO
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    author: Clayton Hallmark
    Karl Rove’s only full-time foreign-policy advisor is Michael Ledeen, a rabid anti-Arab, pro-Israel activist. The FBI is investigating Ledeen for procuring forged documents (shown here) on nonexistent WMD, which George Bush used to justify his war on Iraq. When Joseph Wilson exposed the farce, Rove helped "out" Wilson’s CIA wife. Did Ledeen procure the documents for Rove, and how might he have done that? The story includes multinational stool pigeon Rocco Martino, (…)

  • George Bush Biography ranks #1 in Google
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    It’s true.
    Just search for "failure".
    Congratulations on your trajic achievement!
    http://www.google.com

  • Karl Rove’s treasonous act is unacceptable
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    I would hope that the Palladium-Item will continue to follow the story of Karl Rove’s outing of the CIA agent, Valerie Plame.
    With terrorism at an all-time high in western countries, the compromise of our national security should not be taken lightly. During 9/11, we learned a very harsh lesson on the value of proper intelligence and on keeping the lines of communication clear in order to perform. Now we have someone in the current administration, during a time of war, compromising an (…)

  • Origins of the Species Neo-Con
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Origins of the Species Neo-Con By Roger Morris Date: April 19, 2005 \
    Part I: Out of a Faraway Fog
    Tracking the genealogy of the cabal of neo-conservatives who have so disastrously dominated foreign policy under George W. Bush, journalists have followed a political bloodline back to the 1960s, to cold war pamphleteers like Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz, and-more respectably if also more tenuously- to the postwar University of Chicago political theorist Leo Strauss.
    As so often (…)

  • 70% approval rating; USA needs Chavez-style leadership not Bush terror!
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Mary MacElveen
    The Gallup Poll that was just released on July 29, shows that Bush’s approval rating now stands at 44%. According to their findings: “Four in 10 Americans are satisfied with the way things are going in the country.”
    The poll also shows a “continued positive momentum for the Democratic Party in terms of national party identification and ratings” ... I just wish that the Democratic Party would spend this political capital.
    Shortly after the London and Egypt attacks, (…)

  • Marvelous Marvin : the Bush Who Seems to be in All the Right Places
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Marvelous Marvin : the Bush Who Seems to be in All the Right Places
    By DAVE LINDORFF
    Let me say right from the get go that I’m not a conspiracy theorist by nature. As a journalist I like to see the facts line up solidly before I go with an accusation.
    At the same time, I also subscribe to Noam Chomsky’s approach of looking at how differently the media and government deal with similar situations and issues when they involve the right and the left.
    And on that basis, I have to marvel (…)

  • Bush should be impeached
    1 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Yes. Norma Abbey is right. Some people get their respect out of a crackerjack box. If President Clinton had done what President Bush has done, he would not have been impeached, he would have been railroaded out of Washington. Bush should be impeached for the lies he told, and for what he has done.
    Clinton’s lies may have been an infraction of justice, but Bush’s lies and incompetence have cost many lives and great destruction. I would bet that the investigators were just as guilty of the (…)

  • HOW MUCH DO I LOATHE THEE?
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    LET ME COUNT THE WAYS. PART ONE By Peter Fredson July 31, 2005
    I have been keeping track of George W. Bush and his strange shenanigans for over 6 years. I have hundreds of files on his doings, sayings, and atrocities. I did not start out hating him, but was curious about how this callow shallow inarticulate culturally-incurious spoiled rich boy could possibly have been entered into the political arena by the party bosses.
    His early years shed no light on his leadership ability. His rich (…)

  • Public Enemy #1: GWB et. al.
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    GWB, et. al. are the most dangerous occupants of the white house ever. They are the #1 traitors in the world. They are also the #1 terrorist organization, and now they have the House, Senate, Supreme Court, mainstream media, UN, World Bank, half the U.S. population, and U.K. and Polish leaders in their pockets. GWB reveres the biblical Book of Revelations (please take a look at that if you’re not familiar with it), and combine that with the neo-conartist "New American Century" plans to rule (…)

  • On Capitol Hill, A Flurry of GOP Victories
    31 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    On Capitol Hill, A Flurry of GOP Victories
    Key Measures Advance After Long Delays
    By Charles Babington and Justin Blum
    After years of partisan impasses and legislative failures, Congress in a matter of hours yesterday passed or advanced three far-reaching bills that will allocate billions of dollars and set new policies for guns, roads and energy.
    The measures sent to President Bush for his signature will grant $14.5 billion in tax breaks for energy-related matters and devote $286 (…)