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The 48 Hour Media-blitz for War with Iran Mike Whitney March 10, 2006
In the last 48 hours all the major players in the Bush administration have issued statements warning of the impending danger of Iran.
Cheney blasted the Islamic regime saying there would be "meaningful consequences" if it refuses to comply with international demands to stop its nuclear program.
Condoleezza Rice said, "We face no greater challenge from a single country than Iran... This is a country that seems (…)

Simpleton Says: Imagine if you can 6 comment(s). lets keep this short, we all know our government is controlled by the military industry complex where government give mes pay companies controlled by government bigwigs huge salaries to do the cooking cleaning and laundering in more ways than one for , Americas supposedly finest , however now any ole thug will do is basically the new motto of uncle youre doin a heckuva job there sammyboys fascist regime army.this spawns off the other (…)

ORIGINAL LINK WITH ADDITIONAL VIDEO Gulf War Veteran Gets Placebos Instead Of Real Medicine
POSTED: 4:13 pm EST February 23, 2006 UPDATED: 5:33 pm EST February 23, 2006
A Gulf War veteran undergoing medical treatment said he was given placebos — (…)

Last night I watched Hardball , MSNBC’S political talking head programme hosted by "journalist" Chris Matthews. Republicans have gathered in Memphis to conduct a presidential straw poll , sponsored by the GOP Southern Leadership Council . Sycophant Matthews , giddy at the presence of so many Bush robots, was nearly beside himself with glee. ...... The "highlight" of the hour came when Matthews asked poiltical author Roger L. Simon what was the buzz on the floor among the (…)

Does George Bush Bother You?
By Peter Fredson
March 11, 2006
I don’t care how much brush George cuts down on that ex-pig farm that he calls a ranch. I don’t care how many barbecues he has there, or if he strums a guitar, eats cake, watches TV, eats pretzels, rides bicycles, or gets on with his life in Crawford, Texas. He can spend his entire life strutting, swaggering, and smirking there. In fact, he can do anything the Texas Rangers will not stop. That doesn’t bother me.
As long as (…)

eventually the police state will be so complete, that information will be assembled which will allow george to know if you wipe, when you wipe, and wherher you wipe properly. he will then sell this information to sharmin and then allow them to rewrite the tissue law to only allow you to trade with sharmin, his approved tissue. now you may ask why i write such silly diatribe, and i must respond , look around you , do you really think he want?

Dr Mohammed Tuki Hussein Al Talakani Dr Eman Younis Dr Jammour Khammas Dr Mohammed Washed Professor Wajeeh Mahjoub Professor Sabri Al Bayati Professor Laila Al Saad Professor Muneer Al Khiero Professor Emad Sarsaan ProfessorMohammedAl Rawi Professor Munim Al Izmerly Dr Ali Al NaasI The horrific killings of Iraqi intellectuals have left suspicions that occupying forces may be behind some of the cases, says Felicity Arbuthnot.
It is estimated that between 250 and 500 intellectuals have been (…)

ACDN.NET
Publication date 11 March 2006
Amos Dror, the former head of research in Israeli military intelligence, recently made the following statement to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Lateline programme: "If Israel will be hit by any missile, the Iranians will not have enough people to count their dead. It will lead to the destruction and the end of Iran and as a civilisation."
In plain English, he was saying that, if Israel is hit even by a single conventional Iranian (…)

NEW BRITAIN — About a hundred Central Connecticut State University students participated in a walkout Thursday, in protest of federal cuts in student aid and inflation of the military budget. The "M9 Walkout," organized by the Progressive Student Alliance, a student activist group, took place outside the student center one month after Congress passed a budget cutting $12 billion from student loan programs and the same day Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice pressed for a $91 billion spending (…)

With the trouncing of the pretend president, George W. (for waste) Bush on the ports deal, Congressional Republicans should take note that their poll numbers are looking better. For all Republican representatives in the House and a third of those in the Senate, this is an election year and the message may need to be drummed into their thick, heretofore unyielding skulls: Distancing yourself from the President will help you get re-elected.
If Republicans are really concerned about (…)