What a shooter. Nice trigger. Never a jam! Over 6,000 rounds and still going strong. The CZ 75b gets better the more you shoot it. After the first 1,000 rounds, it performs like a tuned competition pistol. Even die hard revolver guys shoot good with this gun. It points like a M1911 and handles like a High Power. If you spend some time shooting the 75b, you will fall in love with it too. I don't think you can get a better pistol for under $900. Ditto for the CZ 85b and SP-01. CZ is the choice police gun in europe. The new stainless finish 75b is on my wish list.
Bankruptcy isn't a product of AAR's politicical stances. It's a product of beginning something new in a hostile market where right-wing lunatics have had a lock on everything for years. Refresh my memory, when did Fox start turning a profit?
"In wartime, your enemy is the lies, is the propaganda. No matter if it's the propaganda of your enemies, or if it's the propaganda of your government." - Carlo Bonini
This week on Bill Moyers Journal (check local listings)
British renaissance man — physician, author, and director of theater and opera — Jonathan Miller speaks about the hidden story of atheism, the subject of his series A Brief History of Disbelief.
With the help of the Innocence Project, Jerry Miller became the 200th person exonerated by DNA evidence and in his first television interview, talks about his path to freedom after serving 25 years.
As Congress investigates why the Administration made false pre-war claims, Italy’s foremost investigative reporter Carlo Bonini, takes viewers on the trail of the forged intelligence documents purporting that Iraq sought to buy yellowcake uranium from Niger.
Bill Moyers on the cost of war.
On Bill Moyers Journal online
Read more from Innocence Project co-director Barry Scheck on the lessons learned from Jerry Miller's story on The Moyers Blog.
Preview A Brief History of Disbelief, premiering on many PBS stations this weekend on The Moyers Blog.
View a slide show on the cost of war from photographer Nina Berman.
Each week, video, transcripts, and further resources and investigations from Bill Moyers Journal is available online at www.pbs.org/moyers.
What happens when the class war comes to your little town? That's what I explore in my new column for the San Francisco Chronicle today. Over the last week, we here in the rural state of Montana were the target of an intense onslaught by conservative class warriors, both in the state legislature and at a glitzy international economic summit in Butte - the most unglitzy, hard-scrabble, salt-of-the-earth places in America. And as the column says, you can bet what happened here could happen anywhere. Beware - Wall Street and K Street's class war could be coming to a town near you.
OK Sam your replacement sucks! This is the first time I have listened. I have been listening to Stephanie Miller who I don't really like either, but my 10 year old loves her. I have been writing eloquent emails regarding my disappointment with programing changes, since the demise of the Mikes, no lively words left. This all blows. Missing you. Hope you turn up again everyday soon.
no way are we going to the right war dog. the country is fed up with the neocons and all their crap. over the next two years its going to be healthcare, the economy, and bush'es war. the middle class is going to find its collective balls and throw these bastards to the wolves.
AAR is trying to beat the expectations down so low, and make people so angry, that when "Lionel" comes on he'll seem not bad by comparison.
I think that's why they have this huge break between Sam being fired and Lionel beginning... so people won't get even more outraged by the starkness of the comparison of the two.
Capitol Hill Faces People Party Revolt On Trade & Health Care
Just after the 2006 elections, I wrote a series of widely-circulated posts on how the real divide that will be (and has been) defining politics is not the one between Republicans and Democrats, but between the Money Party and the People Party. On many issues, the Money Party is synonymous with the GOP, but it also includes a faction of corporate-backed Democrats. That's why though the Democrats do have a majority in Congress, the Money Party also is in the majority as well. The question, as I said after the election, would be whether the People Party minority in Congress (who still make up a majority of Democrats in Congress and, of course, a majority of people in the country) had the guts to use its power against the Money Party to really force changes. This week, we have two specific reasons to be hopeful that yes, the People Party is asserting itself and yes, the Washington Establishment has a serious revolt on its hands.
Jeff Gannon’s ‘Bible Reading Marathon.’ Dana Milbank writes, “Let us pray that, on next year’s National Day of Prayer, there is better attendance at the ‘Bible Reading Marathon’ on the West Front of the Capitol.”
Organizers put out 600 folding chairs on the lawn — the spot where presidents are inaugurated — and set up a huge stage with powerful amplifiers. But at 9:30 a.m. yesterday, not one of the 600 seats was occupied. By 11 a.m., as a woman read a passage from Revelations, attendance had grown — to four people. Finally, at 1 p.m., 37 of the 600 seats were occupied, though many of those people were tourists eating lunch.
Where was everybody?
“This isn’t that kind of event,” explained Jeff Gannon, spokesman for the host, the International Bible Reading Association. Gannon, actually a pseudonym for James Guckert, had earned fame in 2005 representing a conservative Web site at White House briefings until it was revealed that he posted nude pictures of himself on the Web to offer his services as a $200-an-hour gay escort.
Let us pray for the power to understand how Gannon made his way from HotMilitaryStud.com to the International Bible Reading Association.
Thompson apologizes for gay remark. Former governor Tommy Thompson (R-WI) apologized this morning for saying last night that private employers should be allowed to fire employees simply because they are gay. Thompson claimed he “misinterpreted” the question — “If a private employer finds homosexuality immoral, should he be allowed to fire a gay worker?” Watch it:
Maybe Thompson’s still under the weather. Last month, he blamed his statement that Jews have a “tradition” of “earning money” on “fatigue and a persistent cold.”
The Daily Muck By Will Thomas - May 4, 2007, 9:55 AM Congressman in Abramoff Probe Says He Won't Resign "Rep. John Doolittle, bucking pundits in The Wall Street Journal, The Sacramento Bee and other newspapers, said Thursday that he wouldn't resign his seat in the House of Representatives because investigators were looking at his wife and him in the ramped-up federal corruption investigation arising out of the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal. 'There is no way I am stepping down,' Doolittle declared in a telephone news conference with California reporters. 'I am not resigning. Absolutely not.'" (McClatchy Newspapers)
Thompson did NOT "misinterpret" that question. I watched that exchange last night: In fact the question was repeated for him, specifically to be sure he was saying what he meant to say. Thompson is a lying bastard.
No Net Gain The front runners didn't stumble. The also-rans didn't rise up. And nobody got off a good punch. If debates are about clarifying choices, the first clash of 2008 GOP presidential hopefuls didn't offer much help.
By Holly Bailey Newsweek Updated: 11:12 p.m. CT May 3, 2007 May 3, 2007 - At first, it looked like the GOP debate might be exciting. Ushered onto a stage set up in the massive Air Force One wing at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, the 10 Republicans vying for their party’s presidential nomination next year waved to the audience and then dashed to their podiums. There, blocked from bringing their own pen and pad into the debate, they scribbled frantically into paper provided by the library, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney lingering the longest over his notes.
Unfortunately, that may have been the most energetic moment of the evening, save for co-moderator John Harris’s antic stage walks. For the most part, the contenders in the first GOP showdown of the nascent 2008 presidential campaign played it safe and stuck to their well-rehearsed scripts.
They jockeyed for Reagan’s mantle—without engaging in much meaningful discussion of what parts of that legacy they liked, and what parts they didn’t. They slammed President Bush for his conduct of the Iraq War—but were careful not to otherwise distance themselves too much from the leader of their party. And they barely criticized each other—honoring Reagan’s fabled 11th commandment urging Republicans not to speak ill of one another. But in a debate featuring 10 candidates—seven of whom are barely known to the American public—the lack of combat didn’t do much to help clarify voters’ choices.
On Iraq, all of the candidates, with the exception of libertarian Texas Congressman Ron Paul, stuck with the president on the war to some degree. Sen. John McCain, the candidate perhaps most closely identified with the Bush-backed “surge," insisted he believed the war was now on the “right track,” though he was careful to note—four times to be exact—that the war had been mismanaged.
Thank Gawd for Friday ... the "Barber shop of horrors" is finally over.
What a freaking moron ... are we sure he is a progressive?
Why should AR spend one second discussing who "won" the Republican "debate"?
And shouldn't someone who hosts a political talk show be at least a little bit familiar with the Rudy's history?
Hell, even "what's his name", the right wing nut job that was a regular on Sammy's show, called in to tell him what a good job he's doing.
Man, this is either a ploy to make the next host look good, or AR has taken a right hand turn for the worst ...
The guy they had on the previous weeks wasn't too bad, I could have lived with him as a replacement for Sammy (not as educated on the issues as Sammy, but he had potential) but this fool is useless.
Now he's going on about how Time exclude Bush as a top influencer ... what crap, we should be celebrating that TIME has sent a message to the country, not complaining about it.
Today's Must Read By Paul Kiel - May 4, 2007, 9:36 AM Adam Cohen, writing in a The New York Times op-ed,breaks news:
There is yet another United States attorney whose abrupt departure from office is raising questions: Debra Wong Yang of Los Angeles. Ms. Yang was not fired, as eight other prosecutors were, but she resigned under circumstances that raise serious questions, starting with whether she was pushed out to disrupt her investigation of one of the most powerful Republicans in Congress.... Ms. Yang was investigating Jerry Lewis, who was chairman of the powerful House Appropriations Committee. Ms. Lam and most of the other purged prosecutors were fired on Dec. 7. Ms. Yang, in a fortuitously timed exit, resigned in mid-October.
Ms. Yang says she left for personal reasons, but there is growing evidence that the White House was intent on removing her. Kyle Sampson, the Justice Department staff member in charge of the firings, told investigators last month in still-secret testimony that Harriet Miers, the White House counsel at the time, had asked him more than once about Ms. Yang. He testified, according to Congressional sources, that as late as mid-September, Ms. Miers wanted to know whether Ms. Yang could be made to resign. Mr. Sampson reportedly recalled that Ms. Miers was focused on just two United States attorneys: Ms. Yang and Bud Cummins, the Arkansas prosecutor who was later fired to make room for Tim Griffin, a Republican political operative and Karl Rove protégé.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), who has been very interested in Yang's case, had previously revealed publicly that Miers had discussed firing Yang. But the details provided here make it all the more suspicious. Not only did Miers discuss firing Yang, but she was apparently fixated on Yang -- and only one month before Yang stepped down.
Now, Yang left to become a partner at the white shoe firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher -- the firm that, it just so happens, is the one defending Lewis. It should be said that Yang has recused herself from the case. But the timing of her departure, or the offer (a $1.5 million signing bonus), can only bring suspicion. Gibson, Dunn, Cohen notes, has "strong Republican ties."
Again, AAR has to be consciously trying to put on crap content now to make the transition to Lionel seem more tolerable. I think this is why they have the long gap between Sam's firing and their new guy coming on.
TV show may expose DC Madam's clients tonight The ABC News show "20/20" on Friday plans to air what it has learned about Deborah Jeane Palfrey's business from 46 pounds of phone records she gave the network before a judge's order barring her from releasing them took effect.
Microsoft trying buy Yahoo! Microsoft has intensified its pursuit of a deal to take over Yahoo, asking the company to re-enter formal talks, the New York Post reported on its Web site on Friday.
toniD said... Jeff Gannon’s ‘Bible Reading Marathon.’ Dana Milbank writes, “Let us pray that, on next year’s National Day of Prayer, there is better attendance at the ‘Bible Reading Marathon’ on the West Front of the Capitol.”
Blogger Pam Spaulding makes the catch. John McCain said something stunning last month that by rights should set off an international incident, and leave what few American allies as still exist up in arms. In a letter to the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, he said that letting gays servce in the military "presents an intolerable risk."
Among the nations fighting alonside American who have no ban on gays in the military are the United Kingdon, Australia, and Canada.
Reporters and ordinary citizens should ask John McCain: Will you be demanding British, Australian and Canadian units withdraw from Iraq? If not, why are you letting Americans fight side by side with soldiers that pose an "intolerable risk" to their survival?
"I believe polarization of personnel and breakdown of unit effectiveness is too high a price to pay for well-intentioned but misguided efforts to elevate the interests of of a minority of homosexual servicemembers above those of our units," says McCain.
Well, another nation that welcomes gays into its ranks is Israel. Have their "well-intentioned but misguided efforts" weakened that nation in its crucial strategic role in the front lines of the war on terror? If so, will the State Department of a President McCain initiate diplomacy for Israel to reverse its policies—lest we be hit again?
After watching the train wreck that was the Repulican debate last night; white men spewing the same rhetoric they've spoon fed their base for years but haven't done squat about (lest we forget they were in control since 1994), it all became clear. Basically, their argument was a Hillary White House would be sooooo much worse than me! So, a vote for me is a vote against Hillary!
I'm jonesing for good radio! Thom Hartman is great but I can't get the stupid local station in NY WWRL It goes in and out of range everytime I drive beneath an electrical wire. Some turkey is on XM during Tom and Lionel the clown seems to be starting next week. Oh goody ya think I could hire him for an eight year old kids birthday party? PS check out my -son's video on you tube Oh Nine, Eff Nine.
teresa said... Why do I have a trash can on my post? Does that mean it was deleted? May 4, 2007 12:35 PM ----------------------------------- It's a recycling container. It indicates that you are repeating yourself.
There are lots of editorial icons embedded in the blog software. The one to avoid is the horse's hindquarters icon.
Bernie Rules! Wish he had a show, well I've gone a lot back to Pacifica Radio, but -it's not funny- no wonder I'm getting more and more pranoid. I need comic relief!!!
Bush wants phone firms immune to spying suits. “The Bush administration is urging Congress to pass a law that would halt dozens of lawsuits charging phone companies with invading ordinary citizens’ privacy through a post-Sept. 11 warrantless surveillance program.”
War dog does that include the shadow radio government? Who are you really? GWB? No he hates the internets RR? No he's dead with his mystique Dennis Miller?
teresa said... War dog does that include the shadow radio government? Who are you really? GWB? No he hates the internets RR? No he's dead with his mystique Dennis Miller?
OK I'm going- say hi to my favorite favorite radio host for me Sam I miss the hell out of you and the original radio cast (and lineup) It was perfect. I used to listen on earphones at work and it was all I could do not to burst out laughing.I saw a couple of the last Sam Cams. They were brill! I can't stand young jerks, never even tried the new guy sitting in for Lionel and def won't be listening to him. Anyone know when Seder comes back on?
Numerous other ideas are being floated in the Senate, most of which involve some combination of goals the Iraqi government must reach. The key impasse, however, is whether to require the withdrawal of U.S. troops if the benchmarks are not met.
Democratic Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., and Robert Byrd (news, bio, voting record) of West Virginia proposed a measure to repeal the 2002 resolution authorizing force in Iraq. Under the bill, Bush would be required in October to seek Congress' blessing to continue operations in Iraq.
"If the president will not bring himself to accept reality, it is time for Congress to bring reality to him," said Clinton, a presidential contender for 2008.
White House spokeswoman Dana Perino immediately shot down Clinton's proposal as "troubling" in light of ongoing negotiations.
"Here we go again," Perino said in a statement. "The Senate is trying another way to put a surrender date on the calendar. Welcome to politics '08-style."
We are a generation of obscenities. The most oppressed people in this country are not the blacks not the poor, but the middle class. They don't have anything to rise up against and fight against. We will have to invent new laws to break . . . the first part of the yippy program is to kill your parents... until your prepared to kill your parents you're not ready to change this country. Our parents are our first oppressors.'
Jerry Rubin, leader of the Yippies (militant hippies), speaking at Kent State University, USA.
Thanks for the schedule War Dog! You can go gnaw your rancid bone now. I loved the line about pissing on the Humvees when you were little. Don't worry the "wild eyed lefties" won't hurt you- you just need some more potty training, that's all. Bye Y'all! Later!
And second, because at least one of its contributors has gone so crazy he is wondering if it might not be a good idea to have a military coup against the elected government of the United States. Thomas Sowell actually writes, "When I see the worsening degeneracy in our politicians, our media, our educators, and our intelligentsia, I can't help wondering if the day may yet come when the only thing that can save this country is a military coup." These people really do hate America.
Did former White House Counsel force US Attorney to resign? RAW STORY Published: Friday May 4, 2007
Closed-door testimony reveals former White House Counsel Harriet Miers discussed firing a US Attorney who was investigating Rep. Jerry Lewis, R-Calif., last fall and may have forced her resignation, reports a New York Times editorial observer column.
US Attorney Debra Yang resigned in October to take a $1.5 million job offer from Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher LLP, a well-connected Republican firm that is defending Lewis in the investigation. Yang insisted the timing was coincidental and she accepted the job after months of looking for a more lucrative private sector post because she is a single mother, according to The Hill.
Yang resigned just before the Justice Department fired eight US Attorneys, several of whom were leading investigations of high-profile Republicans. Congress is investigating whether the attorneys were fired for strictly political reasons, and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has been plagued by calls for his resignation over the scandal.
Miers was originally selected by President Bush to replace Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court, but was forced to pull back her nomination after conservatives revolted and charges of political cronyism were made against the president, due to his longtime friendship with the onetime Texas State Bar president.
Excerpts from the New York Times:
# Ms. Yang says she left for personal reasons, but there is growing evidence that the White House was intent on removing her. Kyle Sampson, the Justice Department staff member in charge of the firings, told investigators last month in still-secret testimony that Harriet Miers, the White House counsel at the time, had asked him more than once about Ms. Yang. He testified, according to Congressional sources, that as late as mid-September, Ms. Miers wanted to know whether Ms. Yang could be made to resign. Mr. Sampson reportedly recalled that Ms. Miers was focused on just two United States attorneys: Ms. Yang and Bud Cummins, the Arkansas prosecutor who was later fired to make room for Tim Griffin, a Republican political operative and Karl Rove protégé.
Waxman cautions Rice for 'hindering' Iraq intelligence investigation Michael Roston Published: Friday May 4, 2007
The Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee cautioned Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice against hindering investigation into the intelligence used to build the case for the invasion of Iraq. The warning came because the committee was blocked from taking a deposition from a State Department intelligence analyst who had suggested in 2003 that fears of Iraq's nuclear program were based on a hoax.
"I am writing to urge you to instruct your staff, particularly officials in your legislative affairs office, not to impede the Committee's investigation into why President Bush and other senior Administration officials, including yourself, cited forged evidence in building a case for war against Iraq," wrote Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) in a letter released Friday.
The Committee had written to Simon Dodge, a nuclear weapons analyst at the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research, who had warned the Intelligence Community in Jan. 2003 that allegations of Iraq seeking uranium from Niger were "probably a hoax" and "clearly a forgery." Dodge agreed to fully cooperate with the investigation.
But the committee had been blocked from deposing Dodge by the State Department's Bureau of Legislative Affairs after they asserted it "would be 'inappropriate' because the Committee voted to issue a subpoena to compel your attendance at a hearing on your knowledge of the fabricated evidence," the California Democrat wrote.
Waxman urged Rice to make Dodge available by May 9, writing, "I trust you will cooperate in this matter and instruct your staff to cease further interference with the Committee's inquiry."
The Oversight Committee Chairman also sought a variety of documents from Rice related to the investigation which he said that she had "failed to provide."
The full letter can read at the Committee's website.
people who subscribe to doomsday theories are typically too afraid to invest their money, you can always find a reason not to put your money in a bank or buy a stock. that article is wrong on many levels. one is the subprime mortgage mkt. its true that hedgefunds have a large portfolio of subprime loans its not true that they'll lose money on those loans. the reason the subprime mtg mkt is in the news is because many of he loans are adjustable rate. so as rates have increased so have the mtg pmts. what most mtg cos are doing is locking in a fixed rate mtg pmt at the same monthly pmt when the original loan was created. this solves several problems. plus its cheaper (it costs a bank an avg of $39k to foreclose) than default also keep in mind that someone owns every house/apt where people live. as long as people live in the house theres no reason to panick sell it. people will always need a roof over their head.
He doesnt mention that theres $4 trillion of new money in mutual funds in the past 4 yrs. and trillions of new money waiting to go in. everytmie the stock mkt drops you are going to see an influx of capital oving to buy it.
'are you kids all getting directions from the reds?'
'do they make you grow your hair long?' (yes I have long hair , but I'm going more for the Ben Franklin look these days)
'America, love it or leave it.'
It's a stare that looks right through you. Like they are looking at me, but also right through me into a pyramid of (their own) fear and loathing that they wouldn't have to face if I wasn't there smiling at them. 'All I need is love' I'm thinking.
I was their worst fear then and I still am.
I look into the depths of my soul and fear nothing. That, I feel, is where the stare comes from.
You said it! All white. All men. All in dark blue suits with white shirts, most with red ties. A number proclaiming the greatest day of their presidency would be the day Roe v. Wade was gutted. A few others heralding their disbelief in evolution. Some discussing our "license" to go to war with Iran. All prostrating themselves before the almighty gods of the religious right. All slamming shut the door of more stem cell research even though they were in that building, in that hallowed "House of Reagan," at the invitation of the widow Nancy who sat in the front row. All deeming the war "mismanaged," but worthwhile. All willingly and wantonly bending over backwards -- which is odd given their stated positions on us gays -- to speak to such a narrow, extreme band of the population. And not a one of them rising above the arrogance and ignorance that is today's Republican party.
There was a time when I figured it was the George W. Bush cabal that destroyed the Republican party, but now I see that it is rotten to its core.
'are you kids all getting directions from the reds?'
'do they make you grow your hair long?' (yes I have long hair , but I'm going more for the Ben Franklin look these days)
'America, love it or leave it.'
It's a stare that looks right through you. Like they are looking at me, but also right through me into a pyramid of (their own) fear and loathing that they wouldn't have to face if I wasn't there smiling at them. 'All I need is love' I'm thinking.
I was their worst fear then and I still am.
I look into the depths of my soul and fear nothing. That, I feel, is where the stare comes from.
http:// blog.hasanagha.org/images/haft_tir-5_21.jpg Please see this link that show an Iranian girl whom like other girls in islamic lands had be harmed by islamic police or had be harmed by islamic people because her topcoat were not like some model who Islamic Government had determined by Quran!
Many Iranian People do not like Islam but government Kill and harm them.
قال زهرا بنت رسول الله از جهنم:
خداوند فرمود بواسته دروغی که برخدا بسته ام و خود را بانوی برگزیده خدا درجهان نام نهادم و چادر بسر کردن را بر زنان جهان اجباری کردم و چون به خاطر گناه زهرا بنت رسول و پدرش و خاندانش بر زنان ایران ستم می شود و دختران را کتک می زنند.
خداوند امر کرده زهرای بنت رسول درجهنم کسش باز شده و اهل جهنم و بهشت بر کس او می رینند و زهدان حضرت زهرا پر از گوه شده . و مکرو و مکرالله
حزب مبارزه با ستم اسلامگرایان (فاکرین حزب الله ) اعلام کرد چون ریشه همه بدبختی های ملت ایران و جهان اسلام است به ازای هر ظلم به هر ایرانی میلیون ها کیر خر و کیر خوک و ...کامنتی به کس و کون آل محمد رسول الله روانه خواهد کرد.
کیر و سنده خوک تو کس حضرت زهرا بنت رسول الله
به حزب ما بپیوندید و کامنت دونی ها را پر از آنچه شایسته آل محمد است کنید.
کسانی که به زبان های خارجه مسلط هستند کامنت دونی های وبلاگ های خارجی را مستفیض فرمایند.
هرکس روزانه در 10 وبلاگ انگلیسی زبان یا عرب زبان آنچه شایسته محمد رسول الله است را بنویسد تا خارجی ها متوجه علاقه ایرانیان به اسلام شوند. اگر فقط1000000 نفر هم از حزب ما استقبال کنند بزودی اکثر سایت های دارای رنکینگ اینترنت پر از ابراز نفرت ایرانیان نسبت به اسلام خواهد شد.
برای خلیج فارس بمب گوگلی درست کردید که چرا دریای فارس را عرب کرده اند فرهنگ عرب حاصل تفکر محمد رسول الله پست تر از شیطان و حیوان را به فرهنگ درخشان 2500 ساله ایرانی برگزیده اید؟ نگرانید که چرا خلیج فارس را عرب نام گذاشته اند ولی ناراحت نیستید که از بیخ عربتان کرده اند؟
ستاد حزب مبارزه با ستم اسلامگرایان. و نحن الفاکرین الغالبون We will have all hizbolla women fucked by dogs. Now God say, "you must fucked Mohammad and Quran by send message to all people of world. This message sent from Iran"
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«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 482 of 482My mornings have gone straight to hell!!! Sam you still are number one in my heart. We really miss you.... Air America has made a terrible mistake.
what's your favorite pistol calibre?
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CZ 75b:
What a shooter. Nice trigger. Never a jam! Over 6,000 rounds and still going strong. The CZ 75b gets better the more you shoot it. After the first 1,000 rounds, it performs like a tuned competition pistol. Even die hard revolver guys shoot good with this gun. It points like a M1911 and handles like a High Power. If you spend some time shooting the 75b, you will fall in love with it too. I don't think you can get a better pistol for under $900. Ditto for the CZ 85b and SP-01. CZ is the choice police gun in europe. The new stainless finish 75b is on my wish list.
Bankruptcy isn't a product of AAR's politicical stances. It's a product of beginning something new in a hostile market where right-wing lunatics have had a lock on everything for years. Refresh my memory, when did Fox start turning a profit?
NEWSLETTER - Friday, May 4, 2007
"In wartime, your enemy is the lies, is the propaganda.
No matter if it's the propaganda of your enemies, or if it's the propaganda of your government."
- Carlo Bonini
This week on Bill Moyers Journal (check local listings)
British renaissance man — physician, author, and director of theater and opera — Jonathan Miller speaks about the hidden story of atheism, the subject of his series A Brief History of Disbelief.
With the help of the Innocence Project, Jerry Miller became the 200th person exonerated by DNA evidence and in his first television interview, talks about his path to freedom after serving 25 years.
As Congress investigates why the Administration made false pre-war claims, Italy’s foremost investigative reporter Carlo Bonini, takes viewers on the trail of the forged intelligence documents purporting that Iraq sought to buy yellowcake uranium from Niger.
Bill Moyers on the cost of war.
On Bill Moyers Journal online
Read more from Innocence Project co-director Barry Scheck on the lessons learned from Jerry Miller's story on The Moyers Blog.
Preview A Brief History of Disbelief, premiering on many PBS stations this weekend on The Moyers Blog.
View a slide show on the cost of war from photographer Nina Berman.
Each week, video, transcripts, and further resources and investigations from Bill Moyers Journal is available online at www.pbs.org/moyers.
I feel this is going to be a tough year for the Libs..
Hillary is going to push the Dems to the right..
The GOP is going to be tring to rebuild the Christian Vote and the Anti-Hillary vote..
No one is going to be singing the Left Wing Tune for 18 months..
War Dog said...
Refresh my memory, when did Fox start turning a profit?
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Fox is a Cable Television network..
But Bill O'Reilly has made a Radio Profit from the start..
He is on over 400 stations..
No one is afraid to buy advertising on his show...
SF CHRON: When the Class War Goes Local
What happens when the class war comes to your little town? That's what I explore in my new column for the San Francisco Chronicle today. Over the last week, we here in the rural state of Montana were the target of an intense onslaught by conservative class warriors, both in the state legislature and at a glitzy international economic summit in Butte - the most unglitzy, hard-scrabble, salt-of-the-earth places in America. And as the column says, you can bet what happened here could happen anywhere. Beware - Wall Street and K Street's class war could be coming to a town near you.
Read the full SF Chronicle column at:
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OK Sam your replacement sucks!
This is the first time I have listened. I have been listening to Stephanie Miller who I don't really like either, but my 10 year old loves her. I have been writing eloquent emails regarding my disappointment with programing changes, since the demise of the Mikes, no lively words left. This all blows. Missing you. Hope you turn up again everyday soon.
no way are we going to the right war dog. the country is fed up with the neocons and all their crap. over the next two years its going to be healthcare, the economy, and bush'es war. the middle class is going to find its collective balls and throw these bastards to the wolves.
Czech eh?
nice piece.
based on the hi power?
pre ban mags.
yup, interesting engineering too.
AAR is trying to beat the expectations down so low, and make people so angry, that when "Lionel" comes on he'll seem not bad by comparison.
I think that's why they have this huge break between Sam being fired and Lionel beginning... so people won't get even more outraged by the starkness of the comparison of the two.
Capitol Hill Faces People Party Revolt On Trade & Health Care
Just after the 2006 elections, I wrote a series of widely-circulated posts on how the real divide that will be (and has been) defining politics is not the one between Republicans and Democrats, but between the Money Party and the People Party. On many issues, the Money Party is synonymous with the GOP, but it also includes a faction of corporate-backed Democrats. That's why though the Democrats do have a majority in Congress, the Money Party also is in the majority as well. The question, as I said after the election, would be whether the People Party minority in Congress (who still make up a majority of Democrats in Congress and, of course, a majority of people in the country) had the guts to use its power against the Money Party to really force changes. This week, we have two specific reasons to be hopeful that yes, the People Party is asserting itself and yes, the Washington Establishment has a serious revolt on its hands.
For the full post, go to:
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Lionel is now calling AAR listeners "you people"
have'nt turned on AARgh for weeks.
email sam if you wanna address him directly.
Lionel is now calling AAR listeners "you people"
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Corection: Barber is now calling AAR listeners "you people"
lionel made good toy trains
and a crappy radio flak.
Barber getting bad reviews with the blogs.
a few peeps sucking up.
he taking callers yet?
Jeff Gannon’s ‘Bible Reading Marathon.’ Dana Milbank writes, “Let us pray that, on next year’s National Day of Prayer, there is better attendance at the ‘Bible Reading Marathon’ on the West Front of the Capitol.”
Organizers put out 600 folding chairs on the lawn — the spot where presidents are inaugurated — and set up a huge stage with powerful amplifiers. But at 9:30 a.m. yesterday, not one of the 600 seats was occupied. By 11 a.m., as a woman read a passage from Revelations, attendance had grown — to four people. Finally, at 1 p.m., 37 of the 600 seats were occupied, though many of those people were tourists eating lunch.
Where was everybody?
“This isn’t that kind of event,” explained Jeff Gannon, spokesman for the host, the International Bible Reading Association. Gannon, actually a pseudonym for James Guckert, had earned fame in 2005 representing a conservative Web site at White House briefings until it was revealed that he posted nude pictures of himself on the Web to offer his services as a $200-an-hour gay escort.
Let us pray for the power to understand how Gannon made his way from HotMilitaryStud.com to the International Bible Reading Association.
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Thompson apologizes for gay remark. Former governor Tommy Thompson (R-WI) apologized this morning for saying last night that private employers should be allowed to fire employees simply because they are gay. Thompson claimed he “misinterpreted” the question — “If a private employer finds homosexuality immoral, should he be allowed to fire a gay worker?” Watch it:
Maybe Thompson’s still under the weather. Last month, he blamed his statement that Jews have a “tradition” of “earning money” on “fatigue and a persistent cold.”
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The Daily Muck
By Will Thomas - May 4, 2007, 9:55 AM
Congressman in Abramoff Probe Says He Won't Resign
"Rep. John Doolittle, bucking pundits in The Wall Street Journal, The Sacramento Bee and other newspapers, said Thursday that he wouldn't resign his seat in the House of Representatives because investigators were looking at his wife and him in the ramped-up federal corruption investigation arising out of the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal. 'There is no way I am stepping down,' Doolittle declared in a telephone news conference with California reporters. 'I am not resigning. Absolutely not.'" (McClatchy Newspapers)
Continue reading...
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Whaaaaaaa! Whaaaaa! boo hoo hoo hoo sniff*
There is NO ONE to listen to now. Just when I thought AAR had rescued me from listening to Springer form 9-12 they pull this debaucle.
Lionel brings nothing of substance. The other night he spent two segments on using the right fork for chrissake!
Stephanie is all about sound effects and quips, so that if you have an attention span longer than 20 seconds it, freaking drives you NUTS.
If anyone has any ideas who I can stream from 9 to 12 please post.
Oh, and if you know how to spell debaucle, please post!
Thompson did NOT "misinterpret" that question. I watched that exchange last night: In fact the question was repeated for him, specifically to be sure he was saying what he meant to say. Thompson is a lying bastard.
No Net Gain
The front runners didn't stumble. The also-rans didn't rise up. And nobody got off a good punch. If debates are about clarifying choices, the first clash of 2008 GOP presidential hopefuls didn't offer much help.
By Holly Bailey
Newsweek
Updated: 11:12 p.m. CT May 3, 2007
May 3, 2007 - At first, it looked like the GOP debate might be exciting. Ushered onto a stage set up in the massive Air Force One wing at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, the 10 Republicans vying for their party’s presidential nomination next year waved to the audience and then dashed to their podiums. There, blocked from bringing their own pen and pad into the debate, they scribbled frantically into paper provided by the library, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney lingering the longest over his notes.
Unfortunately, that may have been the most energetic moment of the evening, save for co-moderator John Harris’s antic stage walks. For the most part, the contenders in the first GOP showdown of the nascent 2008 presidential campaign played it safe and stuck to their well-rehearsed scripts.
They jockeyed for Reagan’s mantle—without engaging in much meaningful discussion of what parts of that legacy they liked, and what parts they didn’t. They slammed President Bush for his conduct of the Iraq War—but were careful not to otherwise distance themselves too much from the leader of their party. And they barely criticized each other—honoring Reagan’s fabled 11th commandment urging Republicans not to speak ill of one another. But in a debate featuring 10 candidates—seven of whom are barely known to the American public—the lack of combat didn’t do much to help clarify voters’ choices.
On Iraq, all of the candidates, with the exception of libertarian Texas Congressman Ron Paul, stuck with the president on the war to some degree. Sen. John McCain, the candidate perhaps most closely identified with the Bush-backed “surge," insisted he believed the war was now on the “right track,” though he was careful to note—four times to be exact—that the war had been mismanaged.
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SAM! Please come back!
Thank Gawd for Friday ... the "Barber shop of horrors" is finally over.
What a freaking moron ... are we sure he is a progressive?
Why should AR spend one second discussing who "won" the Republican "debate"?
And shouldn't someone who hosts a political talk show be at least a little bit familiar with the Rudy's history?
Hell, even "what's his name", the right wing nut job that was a regular on Sammy's show, called in to tell him what a good job he's doing.
Man, this is either a ploy to make the next host look good, or AR has taken a right hand turn for the worst ...
The guy they had on the previous weeks wasn't too bad, I could have lived with him as a replacement for Sammy (not as educated on the issues as Sammy, but he had potential) but this fool is useless.
Now he's going on about how Time exclude Bush as a top influencer ... what crap, we should be celebrating that TIME has sent a message to the country, not complaining about it.
Today's Must Read
By Paul Kiel - May 4, 2007, 9:36 AM
Adam Cohen, writing in a The New York Times op-ed,breaks news:
There is yet another United States attorney whose abrupt departure from office is raising questions: Debra Wong Yang of Los Angeles. Ms. Yang was not fired, as eight other prosecutors were, but she resigned under circumstances that raise serious questions, starting with whether she was pushed out to disrupt her investigation of one of the most powerful Republicans in Congress....
Ms. Yang was investigating Jerry Lewis, who was chairman of the powerful House Appropriations Committee. Ms. Lam and most of the other purged prosecutors were fired on Dec. 7. Ms. Yang, in a fortuitously timed exit, resigned in mid-October.
Ms. Yang says she left for personal reasons, but there is growing evidence that the White House was intent on removing her. Kyle Sampson, the Justice Department staff member in charge of the firings, told investigators last month in still-secret testimony that Harriet Miers, the White House counsel at the time, had asked him more than once about Ms. Yang. He testified, according to Congressional sources, that as late as mid-September, Ms. Miers wanted to know whether Ms. Yang could be made to resign. Mr. Sampson reportedly recalled that Ms. Miers was focused on just two United States attorneys: Ms. Yang and Bud Cummins, the Arkansas prosecutor who was later fired to make room for Tim Griffin, a Republican political operative and Karl Rove protégé.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), who has been very interested in Yang's case, had previously revealed publicly that Miers had discussed firing Yang. But the details provided here make it all the more suspicious. Not only did Miers discuss firing Yang, but she was apparently fixated on Yang -- and only one month before Yang stepped down.
Now, Yang left to become a partner at the white shoe firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher -- the firm that, it just so happens, is the one defending Lewis. It should be said that Yang has recused herself from the case. But the timing of her departure, or the offer (a $1.5 million signing bonus), can only bring suspicion. Gibson, Dunn, Cohen notes, has "strong Republican ties."
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debacle
Again, AAR has to be consciously trying to put on crap content now to make the transition to Lionel seem more tolerable. I think this is why they have the long gap between Sam's firing and their new guy coming on.
TV show may expose
DC Madam's clients tonight
The ABC News show "20/20" on Friday plans to air what it has learned about Deborah Jeane Palfrey's business from 46 pounds of phone records she gave the network before a judge's order barring her from releasing them took effect.
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Microsoft trying
buy Yahoo!
Microsoft has intensified its pursuit of a deal to take over Yahoo, asking the company to re-enter formal talks, the New York Post reported on its Web site on Friday.
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The old folks still just hanging around getting nothing accomplished.
toniD said...
Jeff Gannon’s ‘Bible Reading Marathon.’ Dana Milbank writes, “Let us pray that, on next year’s National Day of Prayer, there is better attendance at the ‘Bible Reading Marathon’ on the West Front of the Capitol.”
Where was everybody?
Here
Shout out to the caller who just said we wanted Sam back.
Fuck yeah!
John McCain Vs. Our Troops
Blogger Pam Spaulding makes the catch. John McCain said something stunning last month that by rights should set off an international incident, and leave what few American allies as still exist up in arms. In a letter to the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, he said that letting gays servce in the military "presents an intolerable risk."
Among the nations fighting alonside American who have no ban on gays in the military are the United Kingdon, Australia, and Canada.
Reporters and ordinary citizens should ask John McCain: Will you be demanding British, Australian and Canadian units withdraw from Iraq? If not, why are you letting Americans fight side by side with soldiers that pose an "intolerable risk" to their survival?
"I believe polarization of personnel and breakdown of unit effectiveness is too high a price to pay for well-intentioned but misguided efforts to elevate the interests of of a minority of homosexual servicemembers above those of our units," says McCain.
Well, another nation that welcomes gays into its ranks is Israel. Have their "well-intentioned but misguided efforts" weakened that nation in its crucial strategic role in the front lines of the war on terror? If so, will the State Department of a President McCain initiate diplomacy for Israel to reverse its policies—lest we be hit again?
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New DCCC Web Vid Spoofs "Law And Order" To Highlight GOP Corruption
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Ya know...
After watching the train wreck that was the Repulican debate last night; white men spewing the same rhetoric they've spoon fed their base for years but haven't done squat about (lest we forget they were in control since 1994), it all became clear. Basically, their argument was a Hillary White House would be sooooo much worse than me! So, a vote for me is a vote against Hillary!
Trite. Tired. Sad. Pathetic little men.
bbl~
The Republican Debate: A Dead Dog Could Beat These Guys:
The Rude Pundit.
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I'm jonesing for good radio! Thom Hartman is great but I can't get the stupid local station in NY WWRL It goes in and out of range everytime I drive beneath an electrical wire. Some turkey is on XM during Tom and Lionel the clown seems to be starting next week. Oh goody ya think I could hire him for an eight year old kids birthday party? PS check out my -son's video on you tube Oh Nine, Eff Nine.
War Dog layed the Crazy Talk Egg of all time on this thread. I just read it and it is awesome. He used the phrase Reagan Mystique.
There is NO right winger that has mystique! Right wingers hate the word mystique! It's Fucking French!
Mystique is something evil....like Halloween, to right wing freaks.
Reagan Mystique? No such thing!
Reagan wouldn't get caught dead using that word.
Wait....he is dead...right?
He was dead so long before he got dead tht it's hard to really know.
Why do I have a trash can on my post? Does that mean it was deleted?
Wait....he is dead...right?
He was dead so long before he got dead that it's hard to really know.
May 4, 2007 12:32 PM
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I'm not sure..
Reagan seems larger now than he was in life...
He is held up by all who love Freedom and Democracy...
And feared by all who hate America..
They say Fred Thompson hopes to resurrect that Golden Image and make it his own..
All Gore failed when he tried to be the New Ronnie..
But that was just silly..!!!
Why do I have a trash can on my post? Does that mean it was deleted?
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The system puts that on posts it thinks are questionable..!!!!
hahahahahahaha.
Nooo...
It means only you can delete it..!!
And you know silly!
Reagan Mystique could be the silliest thing ever written on the blog.
teresa said...
Why do I have a trash can on my post? Does that mean it was deleted?
No.It's there if you need,or want to delete your post :)
FYI I tried to write a comment to AAR and it comes back as an error. No way to contact the shadow radio people - the Greens?
Dear Terry...the trash can is for War Dog posts. You can put them all right in there.
Ohh- OK I was just being paranoid. I get that a lot these days....
teresa said...
Why do I have a trash can on my post? Does that mean it was deleted?
May 4, 2007 12:35 PM
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It's a recycling container. It indicates that you are repeating yourself.
There are lots of editorial icons embedded in the blog software. The one to avoid is the horse's hindquarters icon.
Who is War Dog? Dennis Miller?
Bernie Rules! Wish he had a show, well I've gone a lot back to Pacifica Radio, but -it's not funny- no wonder I'm getting more and more pranoid. I need comic relief!!!
Bush wants phone firms immune to spying suits. “The Bush administration is urging Congress to pass a law that would halt dozens of lawsuits charging phone companies with invading ordinary citizens’ privacy through a post-Sept. 11 warrantless surveillance program.”
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War puppy: Did You Take Alot of Acid When You Were a Kid??
mmrules said...
Alittle Morning Music
Spyro Gyra
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May 4, 2007 6:29 AM
Nice! Thanks! :)
“It’s all in your head, you know.” - The Beatles
[quote]We are the choices we make..!!![/quote]
You shouldn't have pissed up against all those armored Humvee tires then.
War dog does that include the shadow radio government? Who are you really? GWB? No he hates the internets RR? No he's dead with his mystique Dennis Miller?
Reagan seems larger now than he was in life...
He is held up by all who love Freedom and Democracy...
And feared by all who hate America..
too many meds today? nobody believes that crap except for hannity.
Oh I know B'OR! No ? Yes? His loofah shaped like a dog in a tub- toy?
FOUR DEAD IN O HI O !!!
teresa said...
War dog does that include the shadow radio government? Who are you really? GWB? No he hates the internets RR? No he's dead with his mystique Dennis Miller?
May 4, 2007 12:57 PM
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I am reality..
I am the Blog Truth Detector..
Forever on the lookout for Blog Crazy Talk...
I am Sam's Salvation..!!!
I am crazy..
I am the Blog Bullshit Deseminator..
Forever spamming the Blog with my Crazy Talk...
I am Salivating over Sam..!!!
war dog said...
I am crazy..
I am the Blog Bullshit Deseminator..
Forever spamming the Blog with my Crazy Talk...
I am Salivating over Sam..!!!
May 4, 2007 1:05 PM
OK I'm going- say hi to my favorite favorite radio host for me Sam I miss the hell out of you and the original radio cast (and lineup) It was perfect. I used to listen on earphones at work and it was all I could do not to burst out laughing.I saw a couple of the last Sam Cams. They were brill! I can't stand young jerks, never even tried the new guy sitting in for Lionel and def won't be listening to him. Anyone know when Seder comes back on?
Democrats not backing down on Iraq
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Numerous other ideas are being floated in the Senate, most of which involve some combination of goals the Iraqi government must reach. The key impasse, however, is whether to require the withdrawal of U.S. troops if the benchmarks are not met.
Democratic Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., and Robert Byrd (news, bio, voting record) of West Virginia proposed a measure to repeal the 2002 resolution authorizing force in Iraq. Under the bill, Bush would be required in October to seek Congress' blessing to continue operations in Iraq.
"If the president will not bring himself to accept reality, it is time for Congress to bring reality to him," said Clinton, a presidential contender for 2008.
White House spokeswoman Dana Perino immediately shot down Clinton's proposal as "troubling" in light of ongoing negotiations.
"Here we go again," Perino said in a statement. "The Senate is trying another way to put a surrender date on the calendar. Welcome to politics '08-style."
Hillary's a Surrender Monkey!
Teananmen Square...???
Ha...
Jerry Rubin..
SDS..
We are a generation of obscenities. The most oppressed people in this country are not the blacks not the poor, but the middle class. They don't have anything to rise up against and fight against. We will have to invent new laws to break . . . the first part of the yippy program is to kill your parents... until your prepared to kill your parents you're not ready to change this country. Our parents are our first oppressors.'
Jerry Rubin, leader of the Yippies (militant hippies), speaking at Kent State University, USA.
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What a bunch of saps..!!!
GBC said...
Democrats not backing down on Iraq
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You got to give Hillary some room to work..
She has the Wild-Eyed Left with which to deal..
And at the same time sell the Great American Middle that she can defeat Iran..
Politics is Bitch...
Then you are elected..!!!
Anyone know when Seder comes back on?
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2 weeks..
Sunday afternoon..
Thanks for the schedule War Dog! You can go gnaw your rancid bone now. I loved the line about pissing on the Humvees when you were little. Don't worry the "wild eyed lefties" won't hurt you- you just need some more potty training, that's all. Bye Y'all! Later!
Media Matters-Altercation.
And second, because at least one of its contributors has gone so crazy he is wondering if it might not be a good idea to have a military coup against the elected government of the United States. Thomas Sowell actually writes, "When I see the worsening degeneracy in our politicians, our media, our educators, and our intelligentsia, I can't help wondering if the day may yet come when the only thing that can save this country is a military coup." These people really do hate America.
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Alice said...
mmrules said...
Alittle Morning Music
Spyro Gyra
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May 4, 2007 6:29 AM
Nice! Thanks! :)
Alice:Your Welcome.Np..I have alot of music on my blog.It's not really a blog,it's more of a way-station for stuff. :)
Did former White House Counsel force US Attorney to resign? RAW STORY
Published: Friday May 4, 2007
Closed-door testimony reveals former White House Counsel Harriet Miers discussed firing a US Attorney who was investigating Rep. Jerry Lewis, R-Calif., last fall and may have forced her resignation, reports a New York Times editorial observer column.
US Attorney Debra Yang resigned in October to take a $1.5 million job offer from Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher LLP, a well-connected Republican firm that is defending Lewis in the investigation. Yang insisted the timing was coincidental and she accepted the job after months of looking for a more lucrative private sector post because she is a single mother, according to The Hill.
Yang resigned just before the Justice Department fired eight US Attorneys, several of whom were leading investigations of high-profile Republicans. Congress is investigating whether the attorneys were fired for strictly political reasons, and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has been plagued by calls for his resignation over the scandal.
Miers was originally selected by President Bush to replace Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court, but was forced to pull back her nomination after conservatives revolted and charges of political cronyism were made against the president, due to his longtime friendship with the onetime Texas State Bar president.
Excerpts from the New York Times:
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Ms. Yang says she left for personal reasons, but there is growing evidence that the White House was intent on removing her. Kyle Sampson, the Justice Department staff member in charge of the firings, told investigators last month in still-secret testimony that Harriet Miers, the White House counsel at the time, had asked him more than once about Ms. Yang. He testified, according to Congressional sources, that as late as mid-September, Ms. Miers wanted to know whether Ms. Yang could be made to resign. Mr. Sampson reportedly recalled that Ms. Miers was focused on just two United States attorneys: Ms. Yang and Bud Cummins, the Arkansas prosecutor who was later fired to make room for Tim Griffin, a Republican political operative and Karl Rove protégé.
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Waxman cautions Rice for 'hindering' Iraq intelligence investigation Michael Roston
Published: Friday May 4, 2007
The Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee cautioned Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice against hindering investigation into the intelligence used to build the case for the invasion of Iraq. The warning came because the committee was blocked from taking a deposition from a State Department intelligence analyst who had suggested in 2003 that fears of Iraq's nuclear program were based on a hoax.
"I am writing to urge you to instruct your staff, particularly officials in your legislative affairs office, not to impede the Committee's investigation into why President Bush and other senior Administration officials, including yourself, cited forged evidence in building a case for war against Iraq," wrote Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) in a letter released Friday.
The Committee had written to Simon Dodge, a nuclear weapons analyst at the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research, who had warned the Intelligence Community in Jan. 2003 that allegations of Iraq seeking uranium from Niger were "probably a hoax" and "clearly a forgery." Dodge agreed to fully cooperate with the investigation.
But the committee had been blocked from deposing Dodge by the State Department's Bureau of Legislative Affairs after they asserted it "would be 'inappropriate' because the Committee voted to issue a subpoena to compel your attendance at a hearing on your knowledge of the fabricated evidence," the California Democrat wrote.
Waxman urged Rice to make Dodge available by May 9, writing, "I trust you will cooperate in this matter and instruct your staff to cease further interference with the Committee's inquiry."
The Oversight Committee Chairman also sought a variety of documents from Rice related to the investigation which he said that she had "failed to provide."
The full letter can read at the Committee's website.
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people who subscribe to doomsday theories are typically too afraid to invest their money, you can always find a reason not to put your money in a bank or buy a stock. that article is wrong on many levels. one is the subprime mortgage mkt. its true that hedgefunds have a large portfolio of subprime loans its not true that they'll lose money on those loans. the reason the subprime mtg mkt is in the news is because many of he loans are adjustable rate. so as rates have increased so have the mtg pmts. what most mtg cos are doing is locking in a fixed rate mtg pmt at the same monthly pmt when the original loan was created. this solves several problems. plus its cheaper (it costs a bank an avg of $39k to foreclose) than default also keep in mind that someone owns every house/apt where people live. as long as people live in the house theres no reason to panick sell it. people will always need a roof over their head.
He doesnt mention that theres $4 trillion of new money in mutual funds in the past 4 yrs. and trillions of new money waiting to go in. everytmie the stock mkt drops you are going to see an influx of capital oving to buy it.
New thread up
You can download youtube videos to your hard drive with this link:
http://www.youtubex.com
I eat b-fast sometimes at a local 24-hour Jerry's
I walk in and often get the stare...
The stare from 40 years ago...
'are you kids all getting directions from the reds?'
'do they make you grow your hair long?' (yes I have long hair , but I'm going more for the Ben Franklin look these days)
'America, love it or leave it.'
It's a stare that looks right through you. Like they are looking at me, but also right through me into a pyramid of (their own) fear and loathing that they wouldn't have to face if I wasn't there smiling at them. 'All I need is love' I'm thinking.
I was their worst fear then and I still am.
I look into the depths of my soul and fear nothing. That, I feel, is where the stare comes from.
Do the fearful really want to be fearless? No.
thx alice
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Alice said...
You can download youtube videos to your hard drive with this link:
http://www.youtubex.com
"Trite. Tired. Sad. Pathetic little men."
You said it! All white. All men. All in dark blue suits with white shirts, most with red ties. A number proclaiming the greatest day of their presidency would be the day Roe v. Wade was gutted. A few others heralding their disbelief in evolution. Some discussing our "license" to go to war with Iran. All prostrating themselves before the almighty gods of the religious right. All slamming shut the door of more stem cell research even though they were in that building, in that hallowed "House of Reagan," at the invitation of the widow Nancy who sat in the front row. All deeming the war "mismanaged," but worthwhile. All willingly and wantonly bending over backwards -- which is odd given their stated positions on us gays -- to speak to such a narrow, extreme band of the population. And not a one of them rising above the arrogance and ignorance that is today's Republican party.
There was a time when I figured it was the George W. Bush cabal that destroyed the Republican party, but now I see that it is rotten to its core.
Yech.
I am Salivating over Sam..!!!
May 4, 2007 1:05 PM
May 4, 2007 1:06 PM
HA HA HA HA HA HAHAHAHA HA
HA HA HA HA HA!
This one works for google's vids too...
http://keepvid.com/
jbenet said...
I eat b-fast sometimes at a local 24-hour Jerry's
I walk in and often get the stare...
The stare from 40 years ago...
'are you kids all getting directions from the reds?'
'do they make you grow your hair long?' (yes I have long hair , but I'm going more for the Ben Franklin look these days)
'America, love it or leave it.'
It's a stare that looks right through you. Like they are looking at me, but also right through me into a pyramid of (their own) fear and loathing that they wouldn't have to face if I wasn't there smiling at them. 'All I need is love' I'm thinking.
I was their worst fear then and I still am.
I look into the depths of my soul and fear nothing. That, I feel, is where the stare comes from.
Do the fearful really want to be fearless? No.
May 4, 2007 2:13 PM
I'm keeping this post...
http:// blog.hasanagha.org/images/haft_tir-5_21.jpg
Please see this link that show an Iranian girl whom like other girls in islamic lands had be harmed by islamic police or had be harmed by islamic people because her topcoat were not like some model who Islamic Government had determined by Quran!
Many Iranian People do not like Islam but government Kill and harm them.
قال زهرا بنت رسول الله از جهنم:
خداوند فرمود بواسته دروغی که برخدا بسته ام و خود را بانوی برگزیده خدا درجهان نام نهادم و چادر بسر کردن را بر زنان جهان اجباری کردم و چون به خاطر گناه زهرا بنت رسول و پدرش و خاندانش بر زنان ایران ستم می شود و دختران را کتک می زنند.
خداوند امر کرده زهرای بنت رسول درجهنم کسش باز شده و اهل جهنم و بهشت بر کس او می رینند و زهدان حضرت زهرا پر از گوه شده .
و مکرو و مکرالله
حزب مبارزه با ستم اسلامگرایان (فاکرین حزب الله ) اعلام کرد چون ریشه همه بدبختی های ملت ایران و جهان اسلام است به ازای هر ظلم به هر ایرانی میلیون ها کیر خر و کیر خوک و ...کامنتی به کس و کون آل محمد رسول الله روانه خواهد کرد.
کیر و سنده خوک تو کس حضرت زهرا بنت رسول الله
به حزب ما بپیوندید و کامنت دونی ها را پر از آنچه شایسته آل محمد است کنید.
کسانی که به زبان های خارجه مسلط هستند کامنت دونی های وبلاگ های خارجی را مستفیض فرمایند.
هرکس روزانه در 10 وبلاگ انگلیسی زبان یا عرب زبان آنچه شایسته محمد رسول الله است را بنویسد تا خارجی ها متوجه علاقه ایرانیان به اسلام شوند. اگر فقط1000000 نفر هم از حزب ما استقبال کنند بزودی اکثر سایت های دارای رنکینگ اینترنت پر از ابراز نفرت ایرانیان نسبت به اسلام خواهد شد.
برای خلیج فارس بمب گوگلی درست کردید که چرا دریای فارس را عرب کرده اند فرهنگ عرب حاصل تفکر محمد رسول الله پست تر از شیطان و حیوان را به فرهنگ درخشان 2500 ساله ایرانی برگزیده اید؟ نگرانید که چرا خلیج فارس را عرب نام گذاشته اند ولی ناراحت نیستید که از بیخ عربتان کرده اند؟
ستاد حزب مبارزه با ستم اسلامگرایان.
و نحن الفاکرین الغالبون
We will have all hizbolla women fucked by dogs.
Now God say, "you must fucked Mohammad and Quran by send message to all people of world.
This message sent from Iran"
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