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Today the Supreme Court took a rare stance .... Namely the justices chose to defend the US Constitution against the Bush usurpers ..... Specifically , the High Court struck down the authority of the Unitary dicktator to convene extra-constitutional star chambers - otherwise known as military tribunals ’ ..... More to the point , the Court rejected the argument that has held sway for these long years of tyranny ( the post 9/11 epoch ).... No the unitary dicktator can not convene these (…)

from Max Udargo’s blog http://www.udargo.com
Bush Losing Core Supporters
WASHINGTON, May 11 - President Bush appears to be losing support among a key group of voters who had hitherto stood firmly with the president even as his poll numbers among other groups fell dramatically.
A new Gallup poll shows that, for the first time, Bush’s approval rating has fallen below 50% among total fucking morons, and now stands at 44%. This (…)

Dirty Secrets of the Temple - by Stephen Lendman
Years ago I read William Greider’s excellent book published in 1987 on how the US Federal Reserve System works. It was detailed and explicit and makes wonderful and informative reading, except for the solution he suggests to a huge problem. His was far too timid. This article proposes a much different one. Greider called his book Secrets of the Temple with a sub-title: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country. A better sub-title might (…)

It’s Fishy, But Some Dare Call It Treason By SusanUNPC, Author Tuesday, 27 June 2006 at 14:43
Power-trippin’ top Republican legislators — among them House Speaker Denny Hastert, Missouri senator Kit Bond, and Mississippi senator Trent Lott — "violated ethics rules by accepting expenses to attend annual Alaska charity fishing trips with energy lobbyists and other executives," reported NPR’s MarketWatch yesterday. Few Americans could afford the $1,000-per-night lodge where 10 prominent (…)

The Hidden General Stan McChrystal Runs "Black Ops". Don’t Pass It On By Michael Hirsh and John Barry, Newsweek June 26, 2006 Issue No one would have mentioned his name at all if President George W. Bush hadn’t singled him out in public. Lt. Gen. Stanley McChrystal, West Point ’76, is not someone the Army likes to talk about. He isn’t even listed in the directory at Fort Bragg, N.C., his home base. That’s not because McChrystal has done anything wrong-quite the contrary, he’s one of the (…)

Bush Confused About Leaks By Larry C Johnson Tuesday, 27 June 2006 at 17:03 Bullshit alert! After watching George Bush and Dick Cheney weep and wail over the "damage" done by the New York Times for reporting that financial data is being dumped into the CIA as part of an effort to find terrorist networks, I kept waiting for Darryl Hannah to pop up and say, "Live, from New York, it’s Saturday Night". Does George have Alzheimer’s Disease? Has he forgotten that he used to love the New York (…)

The Myth Of Al Qaeda Before 9/11, Osama Bin Laden’s Group Was Small And Fractious. How Washington Helped To Build Into A Global Threat. WEB-EXCLUSIVE COMMENTARY By Michael Hirsh, Newsweek Updated: 5:55 p.m. ET June 28, 2006 June 28, 2006 - The capture of Ibn Al-Shaykhal-Libi was said to be one of the first big breakthroughs in the war against Al Qaeda. It was also the start of the post-9/11 mythologizing of the terror group. According to the official history of the Bush administration, (…)

DUMB AS A FENCE POST?
By Peter Fredson
June 28, 2006
Many people have debated the mentality and honesty of George W. Bush. There is a hard-core fundamentalist Christian Republican component that still believes George Bush is a good president, a canny strategist, and a compassionate conservative. But about 70% of Americans feels he is the worst president that has ever disgraced this country. They point out that “staying the course’ is a sure indication of lack of imagination and that (…)

Once again that other Senatorial disgrace representing the Keystone State of Pennsylvania , Sen . Arlen Specter , is picking a faux fight with the Bush administation ..... He’s going to petition the right to sue Bush - allegedly seeking redress for Bush’s unconstitutional `signing statements’ .... In these infamous codiciles the unitary dicktator brazenly admits that he will only enforce those parts of newly minted federal laws that he takes a shine to ...... What about the (…)

A monetary system of ownership through title obtained by purchase, war, or deception is nothing but the demonstration of a failure in human vision and purpose. It can be seen from its very structure that it modus operandi - method of operation - is both primitive and caters to a structure of well educated oppressors and poorly educated slaves. A system where information and its distribution plays the key and pivotal role in what will happen and what level of support the oppressive (…)