Open Thread...
posted by Patrick J. Fitzgerald at 12/18/2006
Dec 18, 2006
About Me
- Name: Patrick J. Fitzgerald
- Location: U.S. Attorney On Assignment - WDC, Illinois, United States
Think Globally Prosecute Locally - I grew up in Flatbush, kept my nose clean, went to law school. Now that I am in Chicago and D.C. I have found that the rampant graft and corruption to be a travesty - a travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of a sham. ---Favorite quote --- "Conditional love is an oxymoron." - Yours truly
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118 Comments:
"You should change it to 5 Krispy (gold rings) Kremes but I don't know what rhymes with that."
Teak:
I only only put 5 indictment counts on the Fitzmas song because that is Scooter's counts for his indictment: 2 counts of obstruction of justice, 2 counts of lying to investigators, amd 1 count of making false statement..
Fitz don't need 5 Krispy Kremes. LOL! We want the Fitz man lean, mean, and fighting machine to squash little Irve and his lawyer of the year henchman, Wells..
Man, my comments got lost in translation from the last posting.. Looks like the lovefest trolls ar back to pollute the blog again.. bbl.
Okay, LOL. I was trying to look out for Mr. Fitz's vices. I forgot about little Irve's counts.
What do you know about this? Found it on this site...http://www.oldamericancentury.
org/
http://www.news8austin.com/content/
top_stories/default.asp?ArID=176596
Protestors say the prison houses immigrants who are awaiting asylum or deportation hearings. Of the 400 immigrants housed there, they say half are children.
My gosh, they cannot be keeping infants and kids in jail, can they? Sounds like a private prison making money off this from the news clip.
Teak, I couldn't find that link.Is that here in the States?
I want a big old bratwurst with onions and mustard, and a beer.
Oops wrong thread.
http://www.geocities.com
/larouchewatch/
Good night to all. Peace and love .
Rancourt claims "A Loon" may be one of the 2 "Witnesses" in The Book of Revelations and says this proves that Jeff Fisher et al were not liars.
With that Roger, I give up, you win...I'm sending you all my money now.
http://nomorefraud.
blogspot.com/
No I take tha back! No money for Roger! He's using "StormPay" a notorious online payment scheme known to ripoff users PIN numbers ala LaRouche. Figures doesn't?
"StormPay no longer accepts credit cards, no doubt due to the massive wave of billing disputes and subsequent chargebacks that occurred as a result of the massive account freezes previously mentioned. The only way to fund a StormPay account is via e-check, which provides none of the consumer protections against fraud and misuse that are statutorily provided to credit card holders.
To date, StormPay has not released the funds it froze back in February, despite StormPay's Terms of Service providing for such funds to be distributed 180 days after being frozen. As a result, many (former) users hold a hostile attitude towards StormPay"
http://en.wikipedia.org
/wiki/StormPay
Sorry, calamityjane, got busy playing a game. Yes it is on this link. Left hand column, around the 3rd title down. BTW, If I remember correctly...Happy Birthday!
http://www.oldamericancentury.org/
LMBO,
I just got a confirming signal that Roger is correct unless the chimichangas from lunch are sending me false positives.
Hey Fitz and bloggers, George Will is calling us names, saying bloggers are narcissistic *LOL*
Today on ABC’s This Week, conservative columnist George Will mocked Time’s choice and blogging generally. “It’s about narcissism,” Will said. “So much of what is done on the web is people getting on there and writing their diaries as though everyone ought to care about everyone’s inner turmoils. I mean, it’s extraordinary.”
He just can't stop projecting:-)
Nice try Neo-Fart Blossom.
Lyndon LaRouche is my neighbor and I swear to A Loon with mein hand on a holy King James Bible that his pours ooze formaldehyde and he has a Zionist controlled joystick coming out of his arse.
Now that was completely uncalled for. There are Grandmothers who come to read here and some have family members doing their duty to their country in NAMBLA.
I was about to introduce an internet decency bill until my health concerns forced an early retirement.
Oh GEEEEESZZZZ an Outlaw is in Revelations - A "Crazy" one at that!
I voted for the North American Union, Corporate ownership of prisons and public drinking water; foreign ownershp of toll roads, and the Amero Dollar: therefore I live in a Democracy.
And if my Grandmother had voted last month on that silly machine, only "A LOON" might know who had really been elected.
Good for you A Loon but you know that the Anti-Christ will slay you in Jerusalem and 3 days later you'll Resurrect.
How long can you go?
28 percent.
Percent of Americans who support President Bush’s management of the war in Iraq, a record low, down from 34 percent in October. A record 70 percent “said they disapproved of his handling of the nearly 4-year-old war.”
Oh nooooo... Jimmy Swaggert slays the dragon and then someone resurrects?
(That's not what Nostradamas said.)
Did Nostradamus write anything about Hastert's family lobbying, Russians, or any other Congressional families, prospering family lobbyists for the sake of: We, the People?
Final posting:
Mucked Up GOPer Squirreled Away Nearly $300K
During his doomed re-election campaign, former Sen. Conrad Burns (R-MT) did his best to convince voters that he wasn't worried in the least about what Jack Abramoff had told prosecutors. Hell, he's not even a target of the investigation!
If he failed to convince voters, that may be because he appears not to have convinced himself: rather than spend his bottom dollar on last-minute ad buys to eke out a win, Burns quietly banked nearly $300,000. He lost by 3,602 votes.
Good night! Biloxi man out!!!!
The entire government is probably included in that 28%.
It can't get much worse except when Cheney resigns after the first of the year. (Can this be true?)
And when Libby is convicted, and all the birds finish singing the lovely lyrics for prosecutors, will the polls drop into the negative numbers?
I saved this from last Fitzmas and a classic such as this deserves yearly play.
"Porkrinds Roasting on an Open Fire"
Porkrinds roasting on an open fire,
Fitzgerald nipping at your nose,
Fitzmas carols being sung by a choir,
And folks dressed all in orange clothes.
Everybody knows a Grand Jury and some mistletoe,
Helps to make the season bright.
Fitz’s bloggers with their eyes all aglow,
Will find it hard to sleep tonight.
They know that Fitz is on his way;
He's loaded lots of indictments on his sleigh.
And every CIA Agent is going to spy,
To see if Turdblossom really knows how to fly.
And so I'm offering this simple phrase,
To bloggers from one to ninety-two,
Although its been said many times, many ways,
A very Merry Fitzmas to you!
Hey Biloxi, did you say squirrel?
Hey Clarice, your column shows that no one needs intelligence to write about intelligence. I bet you laugh to the bank knowing that you don't have a real job.
"Porkrinds Roasting on an Open Fire"
LOL!
That was a great version of another Fitzmas carol. Make sure you send me copies.. Ha! Ha! Porkrind roasting on a open fire.. I sure Nat King Cole will approve your new version. Yes, Porkrind, Ambien, and baby cojones Irve will get roasted and forked by the rugby man. Looking forward to those indictments on Santa Fitzmas' sleigh.. Out of here. Biloxi out! And thanks for the laugh...
Anon @11:11:
I wrote that the last time we thought Rove was being indicted! :)
Please put my name (S-Q) with it when you copy.
(I saved it in word.doc when I wrote it)
Thanks!
"Hey Biloxi, did you say squirrel?"
Yup, Night Owl!
That is what the article said...
Biloxi sings: You are mean one... Conrad Grinch...
LMAO!
Nighty night!
Anon @11:11:
You can always go back through the posts to see that I wrote it and posted it...way back when! LOL
Special Prosecutor Biloxi said...
Fitz don't need 5 Krispy Kremes.
I have to agree with Special Prosecutor Biloxi here .....
The reason being, the SUGAR in five donuts would be a great hardship to his system.
In fact, Mr. Fitzgerald, I've been wanting to make a post telling/reminding you of the importance of avoiding sugar during cold/flu season.
I have been fighting a cold myself the last few days, and it's totally amazing, but when I eat sugar --- even just a little --- I get worse. And when I avoid sugar, I get better.
Germs thrive when the person they're attacking eats sugar.
(And fruit juice counts as sugar too, so if you drink any, dilute it with plenty of water.)
Don't mean to be bossy, but it might be something to keep in mind in the weeks/months ahead.....
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Anon @11:11:
It should be posted on this date, as this was when I created the word doc.
Friday, May 12, 2006, 4:55:56 PM
hungry said...
I want a big old bratwurst with onions and mustard, and a beer.
Oops wrong thread.
Ha ha, funny post ....
:)
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Yep, I wrote that on May 12, 2006 and posted it under the topic of:
5.12.2006
Official "A" - Feeling The Heat...
S-Q said...
All, here is my Fitzmas Carol and it's called:
"Porkrinds Roasting on an Open Fire"
Porkrinds roasting on an open fire,
Fitzgerald nipping at your nose,
Fitzmas carols being sung by a choir,
And folks dressed all in orange clothes.
Everybody knows a Grand Jury and some mistletoe,
Helps to make the season bright.
Fitz’s bloggers with their eyes all aglow,
Will find it hard to sleep tonight.
They know that Fitz is on his way;
He's loaded lots of indictments on his sleigh.
And every CIA Agent is going to spy,
To see if Turdblossom really knows how to fly.
And so I'm offering this simple phrase,
To bloggers from one to ninety-two,
Although its been said many times, many ways,
A very Merry Fitzmas to you!
8:44 PM
http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/
opinion/8999347827896493055
Cheektowaga, N.Y.; Thibodaux, La.; Pflugerville, Texas; Presque Isle, Maine; Westerville, Ohio; Marysville, Wash.; Redding, Calif.; Stokesdale, N.C.; Bapchule, Ariz.; Oxford, Ala.
These are the hometowns of 10 American troops killed recently in Iraq, 10 of almost 3,000 fatalities. And there will be many more. The good folks of Pflugerville and Westerville and Marysville no longer believe their sons and daughters are dying for a good reason, but President Bush seems in no mood to hear them.
Interesting article since Cokie Roberts wrote it, she sticks up for Bush most of the time. Geez, what happened?
Oh, George Will is a pompous ass. Who can bear to read or watch anything he says or writes?
Hi Teak! :)
Stephanie:
You and Anthony should get together and open a restaurant! :)
Goodnight all!
S-Q outta here!
Teak, agreed on George Will, and he's got 'mamma's boy' written all over his face, too.
There are more Fitzmas carols at:
some other blog found courtesy of Google.
On a not so funny note, someone wrote earlier about the Ramseys dressing up JonBenet and attracting pervs and throwing blame on them. Perhaps it was one of those times where comments were not completely thought out. But that kind of thinking is not any different than the past, when rape victims were blamed for getting raped. Let's not turn back the clock to that ugly past, when female rape victims were blamed and considered asking for it if they wore a nice dress. No innocent girls or women (or boys or men) deserve to be murdered or raped no matter what clothes they are wearing. Got it?
Jon Beney was a child prostitute in the employ of the Neo Con, Talmudist, Yiddish, Tsarist, Zionist, Rabbinical, AIPAC, Division 5, Sabbatean, Kazhar, MOSSAD.
It's so simple! How many times do I have to tell you?
S-Q said...
Stephanie:
You and Anthony should get together and open a restaurant! :)
Hi S-Q,
Ha ha, We both have food on the brain, don't we?
there's a Krispy Kreme very close to me.......
there's a greenspacs right in front of our place with a view of mountains as you run, walk, or ride in a wheel chair....
top of the mornin'
Good morning America!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
What’s Cooking at the CIA?
No, it’s not porkrind over an open fire.
I think I'll have:
hors d'oeuvre:
La Petite Truffe 8.75
Duck foie-gras and chicken liver pâte flavored with Grand Marnier
rolled in chopped truffle and served with toasted brioche
vin:
Viognier, Domaine Triennes, Vin de Pays du Var, 2004, 6.00 gl. 3.75 taste
potage:
Crème de Courge 5.25
Cream of butternut squash soup
with seared scallop garnish
vin:
Puligny-Montrachet, Olivier Leflaive, Côte de Beaune, Bourgogne, 2004, 30.00
salade:
Salade d'Agrume aux noix 7.25
Green salad with citrus fruits, candied pecans and Muscat jelly
plat de viande:
Longe de Chevreuil, sauce Périgueux 24.
Seared loin of venison on "bubble and squeak," purée of chestnuts,
caramelized apples and game sauce
vin:
Gevrey-Chambertin, Joseph Drouhin, Côte de Beaune, 2003, 66.00
dessert:
Tarte Bourdaloue 7.
Pear and almond tart with William sauce
vin:
A glass of Coteaux du Layon, "Clos Sainte Catherine," Baumard, Loire, 2001 6.25
Lastly, a Montecristo, that’s a Cuban post-embargo I've smuggled in in my breast pocket, not the Dominican version from the restauranr selection.
http://www.ciachef.edu/
Good Morning Everyone,
SPB, yes I wonder how low the gerbil will go. I still think 28% is too high...
Teak, my hometown burb was on your list...and yes people are disgusted with this war.
My how times change when they think they may have to sacrifice their own for dubya's corporate war. Watch out Dubya, I have my own platoon now haha
Not even Santa likes George ;-) (W must still believe, after all he keeps telling us we are winning the war)
Teak, Anthony please click on my name and email me
I would like to exchange recipes with you;-)
A Clam Bake
"On the last full day of my stay, we drove to Cape Cod, crossing the soaring Sagamore Bridge, and stopping on the Eastern Shore, where we met up with a number of other families who had arranged to come here for the day. While I and the other children looked for firewood, some of the men dug a hole in the sand and arranged round and oval rocks on the bottom of it. When we returned with the firewood, they put it in the pit and set light to it. While it was burning and heating the stones, I and the other children and some of the grown-ups changed into our swimming costumes and swam in the sea and played on the sand and gathered seaweed or helped the grown-ups look for clams for a couple of hours, and then returned with the seaweed. By this time the fire had burned itself out; the embers were brushed off the stones and into the gaps between them with a piece of greenwood, and the seaweed was placed on the rocks, letting off a large amount of steam. On top of this, layers of clams, quahogs, and mussels, then of lobsters, still clawing at the air, and finally of sweet potatoes, linguica sausages, and sweetcorn still in its husk, were placed, each covered with a further layer of seaweed; a tarpaulin was placed over the pit, and weighted down with stones at its corners, more or less as the pilgrim Fathers had first done when they had landed at nearby Provincetown and as they had been taught to do by local Indians. Following this ancient ritual, we children changed into our clothes and played, running and hiding amongst the sand dunes and the swaying wild grass, higher than our shoulders, and flew kites for about an hour while the meal cooked slowly in the steam generated by the hot rocks and the damp seaweed. When called, we returned to the rest of our party, the tarpaulin was removed, letting off a cloud of steam and the beautiful aroma of freshly cooked seafood, maize and seaweed. We drew out its contents, the lobsters now a bright red, and placed everything on a table under an awning, and, as the sun began to go down behind us, we stood in a cool breeze and ate, cracking open the lobster claws with nutcrackers and drawing out the pink flesh with cocktail forks and eating the quahogs and sweet corn and hot potatoes with our fingers. This was followed by slices of water-melon, and all was washed down with beer and root beer for the grown-ups and cola and root beer for the children."
excerpt from my novel
A Clam Bake
"On the last full day of my stay, we drove to Cape Cod, crossing the soaring Sagamore Bridge, and stopping on the Eastern Shore, where we met up with a number of other families who had arranged to come here for the day. While I and the other children looked for firewood, some of the men dug a hole in the sand and arranged round and oval rocks on the bottom of it. When we returned with the firewood, they put it in the pit and set light to it. While it was burning and heating the stones, I and the other children and some of the grown-ups changed into our swimming costumes and swam in the sea and played on the sand and gathered seaweed or helped the grown-ups look for clams for a couple of hours, and then returned with the seaweed. By this time the fire had burned itself out; the embers were brushed off the stones and into the gaps between them with a piece of greenwood, and the seaweed was placed on the rocks, letting off a large amount of steam. On top of this, layers of clams, quahogs, and mussels, then of lobsters, still clawing at the air, and finally of sweet potatoes, linguica sausages, and sweetcorn still in its husk, were placed, each covered with a further layer of seaweed; a tarpaulin was placed over the pit, and weighted down with stones at its corners, more or less as the pilgrim Fathers had first done when they had landed at nearby Provincetown and as they had been taught to do by local Indians. Following this ancient ritual, we children changed into our clothes and played, running and hiding amongst the sand dunes and the swaying wild grass, higher than our shoulders, and flew kites for about an hour while the meal cooked slowly in the steam generated by the hot rocks and the damp seaweed. When called, we returned to the rest of our party, the tarpaulin was removed, letting off a cloud of steam and the beautiful aroma of freshly cooked seafood, maize and seaweed. We drew out its contents, the lobsters now a bright red, and placed everything on a table under an awning, and, as the sun began to go down behind us, we stood in a cool breeze and ate, cracking open the lobster claws with nutcrackers and drawing out the pink flesh with cocktail forks and eating the quahogs and sweet corn and hot potatoes with our fingers. This was followed by slices of water-melon, and all was washed down with beer and root beer for the grown-ups and cola and root beer for the children."
excerpt from my novel
Hey, Prissy! I thought you were gonna fix it for me!
"If the case ends up in court, Prissy will post the filing here- as it will be big news here in Columbus...and could easily have ramifications on a national level regarding our election systems.
Rest assured, everything possible was done to ensure integrity in the vote and election process."
Now George,
How many times must I explain "fix" has a different meaning in the United States.
You failed to it make clear that you wanted the English "fix".
Sheesh, the patience that dear Laura must have...:-D
(And I know who quoted me, BTW mine is a personal blog-not for public consumption hahaha)
An olive branch for prissy from anthony who is most contrite and whose teddy bear, Aloysius, will not speak to him until he knows he's forgiven.
There is more than one way to skin a cat and as many ways of making a clam chowder.
Here are three from Boston alone.
The first is from Union Oyster House, the oldest restaurant in Boston and the oldest restaurant in continuous service in the U.S., the second from Legal Seafoods which, I think, opened in the 1950s and now has several outlets, including one at Logan airport. This recipe is a chunky chowder, while Legal Seafood's is creamier. My parents ate a chowder at the airport on their way home to the UK which they said was delicious and creamy, so it must be the Legal Seafoods version. The Union Oyster House was one of Kennedy’s favorite haunts, his favorite booth in the upstairs dining room, “The Kennedy Booth” having since been dedicated in his memory.
Here’s the Union Oyster House recipe.
Makes 2 quarts
2oz salt pork
1 small onion, diced
1/2 cup butter
2 ribs celery, minced
2 lbs fresh (or frozen) clams, diced
1 qt clam juice
1 lb potatoes, diced
2 cups Half & Half, warmed
salt, pepper, Tabasco, Worcestershire - to taste
Dearest Reader Anthony,
Of course Prissy forgives you! LOL
Now email me immediately...don't be frightened heehee
theprissypatriot@gmail.com
sorry, forgot the instructions:
bring potatoes and clam juice to a boil; cook until potatoes are done. Add clams (along with any surplus juice from same); cook until done. Set aside.
Note: do not overcook or clams will be tough.
skin pork, dice and sauté in pan; cook until rendered. Add onions; cook until glassy. Ass butter, melt and cook slightly. Add flour. If mixture is too loose, add a little more flour. Cook until slightly colored.
Bring clams, juice and potatoes back to a boil. Add cooked roux. Thicken and bring to a rolling boil and stir. Add previously heated half & half to desired consistency. Season to taste.
Serve with oyster or pilot crackers.
Here’s the Legal Seafoods recipe:
Ingredients
4 quarts littleneck clams (about 1-2/3 cups cooked and chopped)
1 clove garlic, chopped
1 cup water
2 ounces salt pork, finely chopped
2 cups chopped onions
3 tablespoons flour
1-1/2 pounds potatoes, peeled, and diced into 1/2-inch cubes
4-1/2 cups clam broth
3 cups fish stock
2 cups light cream
Oyster crackers (optional)
Instructions
Clean the clams and place them in a large pot along with the garlic and water. Steam the clams just until opened, about 6 to 10 minutes, depending upon their size. Drain and shell the clams, reserving the broth. Mince the clam flesh, and set aside. Filter the clam broth either through coffee filters or cheesecloth and set aside. In a large, heavy pot slowly render the salt pork. Remove the cracklings and set them aside. Slowly cook the onions in the fat for about 6 stirring frequently, or until cooked through but not browned. Stir in the flour and cook, stirring, for 3 minutes. Add the reserved clam broth and Fish Stock, and whisk to remove any flour lumps. Bring the liquid to boil, add the potatoes, lower the heat, and simmer until the potatoes are cooked through, about 15 minutes. Stir in the reserved clams, salt-pork cracklings, and light cream. Heat the chowder until it is the temperature you prefer. Serve in large soup bowls with oyster crackers on the side.
Serves 8
PS. Will the blog admininstrator be so kind as to erase the email tonight or tomorrow, after my blogger friends have it. I get enough spam! Thank you,Prissy Patriot
Good recipe Anthony, may bore those not interested in cooking (everyone is interested in eating however;-)
Finally, a posher version of clam chowder from that bastion of brahminism, the storied Locke-Ober restaurant:
The Original Locke-Ober's New England Clam Chowder
For the stock:
12 quahogs, washed well to remove sand
2 stalks celery, diced
1 medium onion, diced
1/2 clove garlic, minced
1 small bay leaf
1/4 c. parsley stems
1 1/2 qts. cold water
1 c. diced raw potatoes
For the chowder:
2 oz. ground salt pork
1 small onion, diced small
1 stalk celery, diced small
1 leek, diced small
1/4 c. flour
2 c. light cream
Salt and pepper, to tastecw-3To make the stock: Place all ingredients except the potatoes in a stock pot and simmer slowly for 20 minutes. Remove the quahogs and set aside to let cool. Pass the stock through a fine strainer. Add the potatoes to the stock and cook slowly until tender.
To make the chowder: Place the salt pork, onion, celery and leek in a saucepan and cook slowly until the vegetables are tender. Add the flour and simmer for 5 minutes. Add the hot stock and potatoes, and blend. Continue to simmer for 15 minutes.
Open the cooked quahogs. Chop into small pieces, and add to the stock and potatoes. In a separate saucepan, scald the cream by bringing it almost to the boiling point. Finish the chowder by stirring in the scalded cream. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Makes approximately 2 quarts.
Good Morning Everyone:
Happy Tuesday! :)
The Bush administration is split over the idea of a surge in troops to Iraq, with White House officials aggressively promoting the concept over the unanimous disagreement of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, according to U.S. officials familiar with the intense debate.
Sending 15,000 to 30,000 more troops for a mission of possibly six to eight months is one of the central proposals on the table of the White House policy review to reverse the steady deterioration in Iraq. The option is being discussed as an element in a range of bigger packages, the officials said.
But the Joint Chiefs think the White House, after a month of talks, still does not have a defined mission and is latching on to the surge idea in part because of limited alternatives, despite warnings about the potential disadvantages for the military, said the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the White House review is not public.
Click
Anthony:
If you prefer, you can email me and I can forward Prissy's recipe to you! :)
Have an awesome day everyone!
prissy, it's 2:40 here in the UK and I've not eaten yet. All that blogging has made me hungry. I'll sort out the e-mail after breakfast/lunch.
I phoned my dad to tell him I had stopped smoking. He called me a quitter.
- Steven Pearl
My mommy and daddy is just like that, see why I can't quit Iraq...or Karl?
Anthony, stop making people hungry!
Anthony is really the Galloping Gourmet!
Peel and kut pertaters inter even streeps.
Soak pertaters in cold water fer wun hour.
Fry in deep faght at 325° fer 5 minutes.
Draeen.
Increese heat ter 375° and fry unteel French fries are tenduh an done nicely browneded.
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Good morning all. Patriot girl, Regarding Cheney leading Bush around,Cheney has a vested interest in the war continuing. How is it that nobody is calling into question the fact that Cheney worked for Halliburton/KBR? He has this pension with stock from Haliburton. After we invaded Iraq and Halliburton/KBR got the big no bid contract, his stock value went up like 1000%. Am I the only one who sees a problem here? Now I hear they want to send more troops over there. KBR will have to supply them with overpriced soda, overpriced, rancid food and charge us exhorbitant fees for trucking the stuff over there.Cheney just wants to expand their business.Shame on you Cheney.
Interesting article on OpEdNews submissions:
http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_alan_mcc_061217_impeachment_2c_nancy_2c_.htm
In any case, the three amigos crimes are of such a serious nature that they merit more than just impeachment.
Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening folks!
TGIT!
Thanks for sharing the article, Patriot Girl.. Well, as John Dean said in one his article that I read that Cheney is the real President and more of the co-President in title and responsibilities. Our President Gerbil has always been ever since he crawled into the WH and stole the election twice: a blowup Presidential doll and a puppet to the Ambien!
I see that recipes are being swapped on the rugby man's blog. It is turning more into a Martha Stewart blog! LOL!
t said...
SPB, yes I wonder how low the gerbil will go. I still think 28% is too high...
Oh man, that's an understatement.
28% is WAY high ......
GEF was trying to post this article a couple of days ago but for some reason it was thought to be a conspiracy, which it is not.
As follows and it is worth reading the entire article...
"The Government's case for going to war in Iraq has been torn apart by the publication of previously suppressed evidence that Tony Blair lied over Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.
A devastating attack on Mr Blair's justification for military action by Carne Ross, Britain's key negotiator at the UN, has been kept under wraps until now because he was threatened with being charged with breaching the Official Secrets Act.
In the testimony revealed today Mr Ross, 40, who helped negotiate several UN security resolutions on Iraq, makes it clear that Mr Blair must have known Saddam Hussein possessed no weapons of mass destruction. He said that during his posting to the UN, "at no time did HMG [Her Majesty's Government] assess that Iraq's WMD (or any other capability) posed a threat to the UK or its interests."
Mr Ross revealed it was a commonly held view among British officials dealing with Iraq that any threat by Saddam Hussein had been "effectively contained"."
Diplomat's suppressed document lays bare the lies behind Iraq war
bbl..
Happy Holidays!
http://www.light-to-dark.com/happy_holidays.html
!
anthony said...
In any case, the three amigos crimes are of such a serious nature that they merit more than just impeachment.
HELLoh.
(In other words, Yes, I think that's right.)
Same to you Stephen! Those vultures looks like the GOP and the Gerbil when they thought Tim Johnson was on his last leg. Speaking of Rep. Tim Johnson, he is doing well..
Son: Dad back at work 'sooner rather than later'
FRom American blog:
How has this happened in Bush's America? Think about the children!
Decades of government efforts to crack down on both the cultivation and consumption of pot have had a counter-productive effect, since even the most conservative government estimates suggest domestic marijuana production has increased tenfold in the past 25 years. It is the leading cash crop in 12 states, and one of the top five crops in 39 states.
Now we know why the Gerbil has the constant munchies for 6 years in office. Yup, smoking the maryjane in his own backyard in Crawford Ranch.. Wow... And the Gerbil says it backwards... Wow..
*lol*
Patriot Girl said Chain on Cheney LOL
you know it! A military finder of stuff told me it is so deep you wouldn't believe... and people are coming out of the woodwork to tell since they see Dubya scribblings on the wall.
the soldiers figured it out quick "Sgt why do the contractors keep sending us stuff that breaks?" Sgt. "So they can send us more stuff that breaks, Pvt."
Stephanie I think the polls are inflated too look at this Where they get the numbers heehee
http://www.opednews.com/articles/
opedne_john_ber_061002_what_the_
commission_.htm
Another op-ed with dueling comments.
t said...
A military finder of stuff told me it is so deep you wouldn't believe... and people are coming out of the woodwork to tell since they see Dubya scribblings on the wall.
People coming out of the woodwork, those are words I like to hear!
:D
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S-Q said...
GEF was trying to post this article a couple of days ago but for some reason it was thought to be a conspiracy, which it is not.
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Hi, s-q!
Was he? Or are you confusing GEF with me.
I was prevented from posting anything under my blog name last Saturday, and this included the article you've posted a link to.
And when I did succeed in posting a perfectly innocuous comment as anonymous, this was deleted within a few minutes of my having posted it.
On Sunday, I read PJF's warning about the Lyndon LaRouche cadre, to which he no doubt assumes I belong, and that he was now "return[ing] the comment section to the bastion of free speech it was intended to be - a microcosm of the love/hate relationship our country both enjoys and has to endure to truly be free".
The ban now being lifted, I did succeed in posting much of this article, which comes from the left of centre Independent, together with link, yesterday.
This article not only says that diplomats believed that Saddam had been contained but also, and you didn't post this bit, BRITISH OFFICIALS WARNED US DIPLOMATS THAT BRINGIND DOWN THE IRAQI DICTATOR WOULD LEAD TO THE CHAOS THE WORLD HAS SINCE WITNESSED. "I remember on several occasions the UK team stating this view in terms during our discussions with the US (who agreed)," he said.
The import of this article is that both Blair and Bush were privy to the same intelligence and if Blair is exposed as a liar then so is Bush.
This all begs the question of why they went to war if they knew that there was no connection between alqaeda and Saddam (the initial pretext) and that there were WMDs.
Any suggestions anybody?
Oh my Justice Bloggers...
I had another wild dream about Fitzie last night!
Now if that don't put a smile on your face...
Happy Holidays Stephen!
I hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season. Thank you for sharing your art...I love it as always!
...and that there were WMDs.
woops!
I meant to say:
...and that there were no WMDs
So Bush has been smoking the maryjane in his own backyard in Crawford Ranch... (SPB)
And there was me thinking he was showing incipient signs of alzheimer's disease (genuinely folks!)
Silly me!
s-q,
I was listening to BBC Radio 4 Today programme while having a good soak in the bath last Friday morning and there was a lengthy interview by John Humphries with former PM John Major, in which Major cogently laid out reasons why there should be an independent enquiry into the reasons why we went to war against Saddam.
My car radio doesn't work, so I carried the little radio that I sometimes listen to while carrying out afore-mentioned lustrations to my car and continued to listen to the interview on my way to work.
On Saturday, right-of centre Telegraph published Blair’s response.
No 10 sidesteps inquiry after WMD claim
Graeme Wilson
London Telegraph
Saturday, December 16, 2006
Downing Street brushed aside calls from Sir John Major for a full inquiry into the Iraq war after a former British diplomat revealed that the Government had not believed that Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) posed a threat to the UK.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml;jsessionid=OQNDKYREYDWSZQFIQMGSFGGAVCBQWIV0?xml=/news/2006/12/16/wirq16.xml
The reasons given for brushing aside... are extraordinarily disingenuous.
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Another article of importance, also published Saturday, comes from the Guardian;
Blackmailed by dictators
Blair has shamefully flouted the law to protect the arms industry's bungs. It's an all-time low
John Kampfner
London Guardian
Saturday, December 16, 2006
This much we knew already: Tony Blair's administration is riddled with double standards and hypocrisy in its international dealings. But Lord Goldsmith's announcement that the Serious Fraud Office was calling off its investigation into alleged corruption involving BAE Systems and Saudi Arabia dragged matters to an all-time low.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,1973412,00.html
Stephen:
Happy Holidays to you too! :)
Anthony:
No, I was not mistaking you for GEF! LOL
Yes, it was GEF because he emailed me the links that day and said he had tried to post them twice, however, the blog administrator had rejected them as LaRouche.
GEF is NOT a follower of / or any part of the LaRouche movement!
I know that for a fact!! :)
Patriot Girl:
No, I didn't say say GEF by mistake but you apparently! LOL
GEF will be here later! :)
bbl..
No, I didn't say say GEF by mistake but you apparently! LOL
CORRECTION:
No, I didn't say GEF by mistake but you apparently did! LOL
I'm busy..later all!
He's very busy trying out all these recipes but still refuses to remove that 3 year old Lasagna from his oven.
http://www.cdi.org/
Interesting site for defense info.
S-Q said...
Anthony:
No, I was not mistaking you for GEF! LOL
Yes, it was GEF because he emailed me the links that day and said he had tried to post them twice, however, the blog administrator had rejected them as LaRouche.
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I doubt whether the blog administrator had even read them.
What I think happened was that the blog adminstrator had drawn up a list of bloggers with known or suspected LaRouche affiliations and apparently that included GEF and me.
As I said earlier, I succeeded in posting a comment as anonymous and a few minutes later, it was deleted.
Presumably, blog administrator had the means or wherewithal of determining its provenance.
Anyway, its nice to know I wasn't the only person on this blog who is emphatically NOT an admirer of LaRouche who was blacklisted in this way.
spb:
Tim Johnson had crossed my mind, complete with images of Murdoch's globalized drool at the mere thought of the negative possibilities. The ever-ready pathology was palpable. Such vulgar projections from the excessive right seem almost ritualistic these days.
http://www.light-to-dark.com/ruperts_black_house.html
As for Happy Holidays: It became a wish, a hope, and a point along a vector's path. To be free of the ideological invader of our nation's sacred tissues down to the last cell would be a most wonderful gift.
It is a depiction of another last supper-the irony if totalitarian cleansing coming home.
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Hi everybody I just heard Bush and Cheney are ordered by the court to testify in the Libby case. I know SPB will fill in the blanks. All I could say is Go Fitz and the team you to Randall. This is looking like a good day. Gotta run late for an appointement.
That lasagna must be really cruncy by now!
Not to mention poisonous...
http://www.guerrillanews.com/articles/
2413/The_Rise_and_Fall_of_a_War_
Profiteer
The American people need to get lots of rope.
And, Chimpcoulter: Thank you for your thoughtful, if not provocative writings here on this blog, where the First Amendment isn't window dressing.
My best to you and yours, as well.
2007....YES!
.
Does the VP love to kill things or what?
Dead deer on Cheney compound.
Raw Story.
BLUE POWER!!!
Jackie! Music to the ears.
I don't want to wear this old drawing out...but,
http://www.light-to-dark.com/lets_out_plame.html
A Happy Fitzmas to you and yours.
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Patriot Girl sorry I'm no link person yet.
Go to CNN headliners as I just heard it on NBC news as Breaking News. I haven't had time to come down from the high yet so just go anywhere like CNN MSNBC or YaHoo and the rest of the media will follow. CHENEY WILL HAVE TO TESTIFY EVEN AS BUSH GAVE HIM THE POWER.
anthony said:
The import of this article is that both Blair and Bush were privy to the same intelligence and if Blair is exposed as a liar then so is Bush.
This all begs the question of why they went to war if they knew that there was no connection between alqaeda and Saddam (the initial pretext) and that there were (no)WMDs.
Any suggestions anybody?
Shut Up, you crazy conspiracist!!!
(Is that a word?)
Just joking.
Mr. Fitzgerald's temporary ban on you must have had good intentions and reasons behind it, I would think.....
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Oh my look at this, before you gag, look at the comments to this article, we need to invite them here;-)
Senior Bushes Lend Hand To Salvation Army
Former President George H.W. Bush and wife, Barbara, rang bells for the Salvation Army outside a local furniture store Monday, hoping to promote volunteerism and give a lift to the fundraising effort in the final week before Christmas.
Patriot Girl, I love it, its hard to decide whos on top:-D
Breaking Fitzie News:
Cheney to be called as winteness in CIA Leak case...
MSNBC
See Dick testify. See Dick sing.
Go Fitzie!
Cheney to testify.WoohOO! Put on the music, I'm gonna do my happydance. Weeeee!lol
ChimpCoulter said...
Breaking Fitzie News:
Cheney to be called as winteness in CIA Leak case...
MSNBC
See Dick testify. See Dick sing.
Go Fitzie!
Yeah, Baby --- Looking forward to January!!!!!
How much are tickets going for?
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"How much are tickets going for?"
I don't know, but I want front seat tickets myself! And for all Justice Bloggers!
I'm getting in that Fitzmas mood again. And I'm trying to get some work done too...oh well LOL
t said...
Oh my look at this, before you gag, look at the comments to this article, we need to invite them here;-)
Senior Bushes Lend Hand To Salvation Army
Whew! Yeah, the comments I read were scathing.
The "For whom the bell tolls .....
It tolls for Thee" post was good.
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This is so exciting. Could we actually see justice served on Cheney? Santa, I have been a very good girl this year. Could I have a front row seat at the trial? Or at least be able to watch on tv? HeeHee.
ChimpCoulter said...
"How much are tickets going for?"
I don't know, but I want front seat tickets myself! And for all Justice Bloggers!
That seems only fair!!
(Are cheerleaders allowed in the courtroom?)
S-Q said...
Anon @11:11:
I wrote that the last time we thought Rove was being indicted! :)
Please put my name (S-Q) with it when you copy.
(I saved it in word.doc when I wrote it)
Thanks!
11:21 PM
S-Q said...
Anon @11:11:
You can always go back through the posts to see that I wrote it and posted it...way back when! LOL
11:24 PM
S-Q said...
Anon @11:11:
It should be posted on this date, as this was when I created the word doc.
Friday, May 12, 2006, 4:55:56 PM
11:38 PM
S-Q said...
Yep, I wrote that on May 12, 2006 and posted it under the topic of:
5.12.2006
Official "A" - Feeling The Heat...
S-Q take a chill ok, I get it, you wrote it and posted it. I in no way implied that I was the author for the LOVE OF GOD. I copied it from an email from a friend who told me about this blog. I have deleted it from my computer and I shall not darken the door to this blog in the future.
S-Q said...
Anon @11:11:
I wrote that the last time we thought Rove was being indicted! :)
Please put my name (S-Q) with it when you copy.
(I saved it in word.doc when I wrote it)
Thanks!
11:21 PM
S-Q said...
Anon @11:11:
You can always go back through the posts to see that I wrote it and posted it...way back when! LOL
11:24 PM
S-Q said...
Anon @11:11:
It should be posted on this date, as this was when I created the word doc.
Friday, May 12, 2006, 4:55:56 PM
11:38 PM
S-Q said...
Yep, I wrote that on May 12, 2006 and posted it under the topic of:
5.12.2006
Official "A" - Feeling The Heat...
S-Q take a chill ok, I get it, you wrote it and posted it. I in no way implied that I was the author for the LOVE OF GOD. I copied it from an email from a friend who told me about this blog. I have deleted it from my computer and I shall not darken the door to this blog in the future.
Patriot Girl,
Loved the Christmas tree and ornaments! Especially the idiot W, not to mention the Rove ornament. Check it out people, have fun.
I think it's good that Cheney is testifying for the defense because when their "Mr Libby was too preoccupied with important matters" defense is rejected, then Mr Libby's lawyer will be looking to put the blame on somebody else. Cheney sounds like a good person to start with to me.I'll be watching this one for sure.
Ok, I don't see anyone out there crying about Laura Bush and the bandaid on her shin due to a few cancer cells being removed!
Well for everyone feeling bad about it, the good news is she has not missed any Holiday Parties at the White House, and the 300 lb Gingerbread House of the White House still has not been bit into by SP Biloxi!
grandmanuk
Nicely put (p)resident.
Besides learning to pronounce Nuclear, he needs to be taught about Nuclear(notclear) weapons because he is so not clear.
Stephanie said
Mr. Fitzgerald's temporary ban on you must have had good intentions and reasons behind it, I would think.....
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I’m sure you’re right.
I'd like to clear the air on this matter, but it's fairly late, now, here in the UK, and I think an appropriate response to your comment is best left till tomorrow when my mind is fresh.
In the meantime, I'll just remind you of my recent thoughts on political parties: they're a bad idea and one run by LaRouche is particularly bad.
G'night all. And as another anthony, a fictional one, once said, "Sleep innocently!"
I just can't stop thinking about this so here it goes.
The movie a Few Good Men. Fitzgerald says " I want the truth, Cheney said " you can't handle the truth". As Cheney spills his guts then gets arrested on the witness stand. Now that's a great Christmas wish if could happen as one of my wishes came truth. CHENEY MUST TESTIFY UNDER OATH.
Anon @4:07 & 4:08:
Hey, thanks for posting my song! I appreciate it! :) I just asked that you include my name as the author...that's all. :)
Well, Fitz, looks like it's gonna be a hot time in the old town tonight...when you get "The Baron" on the stand!!
Now, where did you put that cattle prod? hehe
Take him down FITZ!!! :D
I look to the future because that's where I'm going to spend the rest of my life.
George Burns
US actor & comedian (1896 - 1996)
> CHENEY MUST TESTIFY UNDER OATH.
I am assuming that the oath means nothing to him .....
So exactly what repercussions will it have, when it is discovered that he has lied under oath?
(Sorry, I don't know this stuff ....)
Hello all,
My apologies.. It has been a busy day for me..
"And there was me thinking he was showing incipient signs of alzheimer's disease (genuinely folks!)
Silly me!"
Anthony:
LOL! The Gerbil has a 100 acres on his property. So, you know that he is smokinit up and all liquored up on the ranch. The Gerbil doesn't have dementia. The maryjanes killed his brain cells..
Stephen:
Great pic of Rupert. It is shame to what his empire and Fox news turned out to be...
Great news about the Ambien testifying. Bit, that shouldn't have been a surprised to anyone on the blog. Fitz basically boxed Cheney in a corner wwhen he filed on Dec. 14, 2006 that no witness was given a 'blanket' privilege.. In other words, Cheney cannot use executive privilege not testify as a gov't witness. He has to answer all questiins by the goverment. So, all the spin and crapola by the media saying that Cheney will not testify are full of it... Cheney tried to play the Nixon trump card and it has failed on the criminal case and it will in the Wilsons civil lawsuit. Cheney will try to claim executive privilege but the Paula Jones/Clinton case will sink him in as we know that Bill Clinton was denied executive privilege from any civil lawsuits as a sitting President. So, in my words:
Cheney is hosed!
GEF:
I'm leaving on a jet plane..and don't know when I'll be back again..
I'm picking you up too! :)
patriot girl said...
Hey everyone, TIME TO TRIM THE TREE!!
How much fun!!
But surely there are also some Democrats who are ornament-worthy.
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anthony said:
In the meantime, I'll just remind you of my recent thoughts on political parties: they're a bad idea and one run by LaRouche is particularly bad.
Agreed!
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SPB:
I look for the Baron to resign..for health reasons, or to spend time with family, or go into rehab, blah..blah.. etc.
We all know the lamea$$ GOP criminals excuses!!
Well, the Ambien can resign with any excuse in the book. That doesn't eliminate the Ambien from being indicted by Fitz or being sued for all his fortune and underwear by the Wilsons. He is screwed all the way around....
SPB:
Yep you're correct..Baron is hosed!
Well, if he does resign..maybe the gerbil can get Harriet Miers to take his place!
ROFLMAO
http://www.salon.com/news/feature/
2006/12/18/tennessee_terrorist/
index.html
The terrorist you've never heard of
Unlike alleged al-Qaida terrorist Jose Padilla, right-wing "dirty bomber" Demetrius Crocker was investigated and prosecuted the old-fashioned constitutional way.
"Well, if he does resign..maybe the gerbil can get Harriet Miers to take his place!"
And if the Gerbil does that, for god sakes, get that woman to get a serious makeup job done. She looks like Tammy Faye Baker's twin sister....
SPB:
LOL! They're the raccoon eyed twins! Can you imagine looking into those eyes?
My bad!! hehe
Blogmaster- if you have knowledge of the source that impersonated me on the Have at it "open thread" could you clue me in? That was downright scary, not to mention obsene. It feels like an attack when one is on the other end of a ruse like that, and after this I believe I will just stick to reading, (unless driven to defend my honor!)and not responding, to the posts! And an "Anon" further mentioned something about and a Baldwin site, and I don't know what the heck they're talking about, unless following some of these millions of links ever led me unknowingly to some dangerous place.
Calamity, I was being friendly informing you of the snow coming our way, you did mention that you missed it, did you get up to the mountains to see it? It's beautiful. Should last a couple more days. There I went and mentioned that the blog was getting really strange and I got the attack!
Aside from that, good to hear Cheney will testify. Of course he must. That's the one and only thing that ever brought me to this site: Mr. Fitzgeralds mission to bring Cheney to his knees...
Maureen,
Hi. Glad to hear from you again. I read your comments on my blog. Thanks. Congrats on your siser's pinning. She is about to enter a new world of feminine genius and empowerment. I didn't make it to the snow. It was too crowded on the freeway. I know what you mean about people impersonating people on this blog. I have had some similar problems.I hope to hear from you again. Peace and love.
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