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Hillary's 'Low Profile' National Security Adviser: Sandy Berger

Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 1:05:33 pm PDT

It’s gotten very little mainstream media coverage (surprise!) but Hillary Clinton’s national security adviser is none other than Sandy “Docs In My Socks” Berger, who pleaded guilty to stealing and destroying classified documents related to the Clinton administration’s anti-terror efforts, immediately before Bill Clinton’s testimony to the 9/11 commission: Hirsh: Battle for the Best and Brightest.

The more experienced Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, has relied largely on her husband and a triumvirate of senior officials from his presidency—former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, former U.N. ambassador Richard Holbrooke and former national-security adviser Sandy Berger (who tries to keep a low profile after pleading guilty in 2005 to misdemeanor charges of taking classified material without authorization).

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1 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:06:25pm

Let's raise his profile a bit.

2 coquimbojoe  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:06:38pm

The documents in his pants were to raise his profile, that's it! yeah!

3 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:06:54pm

This just does not make sense.

4 OldLineTexan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:07:29pm

This is going to require a willing suspension of disbelief for me.

I guess she wants to get a head start on creating new scandals.

OldLineTexan

5 neapoi  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:07:44pm

Are you even freaking kidding me? Hell in a handbasket I tells ya.

6 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:08:06pm

He's a thief. Fits. Who Hsu?

7 zandtar  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:08:06pm

Seems to fit the pattern with her, first her criminal fund raiser, now a criminal security adviser.

8 Ward Cleaver  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:08:15pm
former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, former U.N. ambassador Richard Holbrooke and former national-security adviser Sandy Berger

The Three Stooges.

9 Ward Cleaver  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:08:43pm

If the Hsu fits, stick it up your ass.

10 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:08:44pm

If the 911 commission had those docs, Hillary's campaign would be over.

11 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:08:45pm

re: #7 zandtar

I doubt that either of them are legitimate 'firsts'.

12 Iron Fist[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:09:01pm
13 bunker buster  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:09:08pm

I'm not generally prone to public profanity...but WTF?

14 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:09:56pm

Makes sense now. It's his reward for STEALING documents that would PROVE ole bill a friggin' liar about his 'obsession with bin laden'.
The 'Path to 9/11' was right on target and is why it is being suppressed now.

15 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:10:03pm

Does anyone else see the humor in the National Security Adviser having to be strip searched when he goes home at night?

16 Izzy Dunne  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:10:04pm

misdemeanor charges of taking classified material without authorization


1... Why is it "taking without authorization" instead of "stealing"?

2... Why is it a misdemeanor and not a felony?

17 Ward Cleaver  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:10:19pm
18 MandyManners  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:10:22pm

He's a walking securirty nightmare! The only thing that could make him worse would be if he were a closet-homosexual.

19 Winmag  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:10:38pm

How low can you go?

20 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:05pm

re: #12 Iron Fist

Hey, Janet is a great American by the left's standards. She caused the death of innocent Americans, as opposed to the deaths of enemies of Americans./

21 OldLineTexan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:35pm

re: #12 Iron Fist

re: #3 formercorpsman,

Sure it does. Hillary! thinks she can get away with anything. It wouldn't surprise me to see Janet reno back in DOJ if she wins the Presidency.

Well, Janet did have a thing about compounds full of religious wackos...she might be useful, unless she only hates/fears/torches pseudo-Christian wackos. Lots of "religious" compounds out there these days that might need a "warrant" serving Reno-style.

OldLineTexan

22 ProUSA  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:42pm

Sandy must have something good on the the Clintons for them to keep him in her administration. Maybe he didn't throw out everything he took.

23 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:42pm

Aaah, we're gonna go into the document storeage and removal business. This woman is evil and Berger is just a douchebag. Wasn't there an old video game about a guy being chased by enemy pickles whic hwas called Berger Time?

24 NY Nana  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:50pm

re: #8 Ward Cleaver

Hey, Ward! Don't insult these guys!

25 ted  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:55pm

"Sandy Berger (who tries to keep a low profile after pleading guilty in 2005 to misdemeanor charges of taking classified material without authorization).

Considering all the other fugitives, felons, ex-convicts, shysters,mobsters etc., Bill and Hillary associate with, Berger is like a Boy Scout.

26 dmandman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:11:57pm

RE: 18

The night is still young.

27 Maine's Michael  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:12:10pm

re: #16 Izzy Dunne

2... Why is it a misdemeanor and not a felony?

Because they were only national security documents.

28 so.cal.swede  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:12:20pm

The EU springs into action

[Link: www.vnunet.com...]

Let's censor the interweb, that way, there will be no more terror! BRILLIANT!

29 OldLineTexan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:12:36pm

re: #17 Ward Cleaver

Already OT -

The newest creepy robot, this time made right here in North Texas.

I put that in the Osama video thread. Get an Osama head made, and you can have videos forever, or until the batteries wear out.

OldLineTexan

30 chinesearithmetic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:12:54pm

And why not Beauchamp for Secretary of Defense while we're at it?

31 Just_A_Grunt  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:12:58pm

Clinton Part II (The Sequel)
And you thought all those "Halloween" movies were scary!

32 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:13:06pm

Lets see, had to sign a 10yr. non-disclosure agreement because of my security clearance when I retired from the Navy. All kinds of "if you violate this you are subject to U.S. code so and so relating to espionage". This jackass steals documents from the Nat'l Archives, classified Secret or higher and is convicted of a misdemeanor. It is true, our government does not represent the common people any more. This person shouldn't be allowed anywhere near any classified information. But, here is the "elected class" talkiing about this thief for Nat'l Security Advisor. It's enough to make me quit voting.

33 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:13:07pm

re: #19 Winmag

How low can I go? I hope that one is addressed to 'InMyShorts Berger'...

34 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:13:11pm

re: #22 ProUSA

Sandy must have something good on the the Clintons for them to keep him in her administration. Maybe he didn't throw out everything he took.


You don't blackmail the clintons. you would be sleeping with the fishes.

35 Bunker Buster  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:14:00pm

re: #20 peck

re: #12 Iron Fist

Hey, Janet is a great American by the left's standards. She caused the death of innocent Americans, as opposed to the deaths of enemies of Americans./

They were a) religious (a cult, but religious nonetheless) and b) had guns, thus making them public enemy numero uno for your average leftist.

36 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:14:58pm

re: #3 formercorpsman

I am 100% certain that this is explicit or implicit blackmail. Berger knows what was in those archives he stole, and he could reveal the extent of the Clintons' involvement in it if they don't give him whatever it is he wants.

I believe the Clintons regard all their associates in one of two ways: contempt, or fear. For those whom they can manipulate, contempt. For those whom they can't, fear. I think Berger has edged into fear territory.

37 Just_A_Grunt  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:15:01pm

re: #12 Iron Fist

re: #3 formercorpsman,

Sure it does. Hillary! thinks she can get away with anything. It wouldn't surprise me to see Janet reno back in DOJ if she wins the Presidency.

More likely Jamie Gorelick, so she can get that wall back up that protected her husband while he was getting cmapaign cahs from the Chinese.

38 experiencedtraveller  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:15:04pm

He KNOWS TOO MUCH.

They gotta keep him close...real close...

/Sandy If I were you I would be scared...real scared...

39 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:15:10pm

The joke potential is limitless.
But yet ... it just isn't fucking funny anymore.

40 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:15:21pm

this is the payoff for stealing the doc's...the promise to return to the White House...Rove they scream about...this the press ignore...all blogs should pick this up.

41 Bunker Buster  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:15:30pm

re: #39 BabbaZee

Nope, it sure ain't.

42 Iron Fist[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:15:52pm
43 Maine's Michael  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:16:02pm

"The Federal authorities investigated me at the time of the alleged theft of documents. The found didley-squat in my shorts."

- Sandy Berger

44 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:16:29pm

re: #32 pingjockey

He should have been shipped to Gitmo and had the truth waterboarded out of him. It seems like a no-brainer to me, but apparently the Bush DOJ had no brain at the time.

45 MandyManners  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:16:35pm

re: #22 ProUSA

Sandy must have something good on the the Clintons for them to keep him in her administration. Maybe he didn't throw out everything he took.

Maybe it's a stained blue shirt.

46 Born Again Republican  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:16:42pm

re: #12 Iron Fist

re: #3 formercorpsman,

Sure it does. Hillary! thinks she can get away with anything. It wouldn't surprise me to see Janet reno back in DOJ if she wins the Presidency.

It's been proven. I just shudder to think these people have to power to be our next President of the United States.

47 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:17:20pm

re: #30 chinesearithmetic


Ward Churchill can head the dept of education.

48 ProUSA  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:17:27pm

re: #34 newsjunkie_ky

That was my first thought. But, I was trying to make sense of this. Don't the Clintons usually turn on their own once they are of no use or politically harmful to them.

Maybe she just wants to run with an "experienced team that 's been there before" slogan.

49 xtraBilly  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:17:51pm

Forget songs fro Celene Dion Hillary campaign anthem should be "The March of The Felons".

50 Axiom  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:17:52pm

This isn't a surprise. These three are all aware of the clandestine national security operations of the 42nd administration. If Hillary didn't hire them, her opponents would.

Holbrooke is Moe.

51 CommonSense  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:18:29pm

Since when is "stealing and destroying classified documents" related to National security a misdemeanor?

52 GregInSeattle  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:18:35pm

If Larry Craig had to resign over a lewd conduct charge, shouldn't Berger be blocked from Government service ever again?

OT-
ImOnAMadJihad says Israel "cannot continue its life." Again.

53 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:18:39pm

re: #39 BabbaZeeDamn straight it isn't funny. God knows how much technology has been transferred to China. I don't trust any of those people(Clinton associates) as far as I could throw them.

54 CommonSense  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:19:43pm

re: #47 bulwrk

Gore Department of Energy or Transportation?

55 MandyManners  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:19:51pm

re: #43 Maine's Michael

"The Federal authorities investigated me at the time of the alleged theft of documents. The found didley-squat squirt in my shorts."

- Sandy Berger

Fixed it fer ya'.

56 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:20:08pm
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Iran may be dueling with Washington over its nuclear ambitions, but when the country desperately needed corn last month, it turned to the United States.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has made no secret of his disdain for U.S. President George W. Bush, calling him a donkey and even Satan, but when millers in Caracas need wheat to make bread, they go shopping for American supplies.

Nations like Iran, Venezuela, Syria and Cuba have icy diplomatic ties with Washington but they do not let politics stand in the way of importing competitively-priced food or feed ingredients from the United States.

The world's largest exporter of corn, soybeans and wheat, the United States ships its agricultural commodities across the globe, to friends and foes from Spain to Iraq to Sudan.

"They want to make sure they feed their people. They don't want to screw with that. Politics is politics," said veteran grains analyst Don Roose of brokerage U.S. Commodities.

[Link: www.reuters.com...]

57 EC Marm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:20:21pm
There’s a trait in the Hillary character that does provoke animosity . . . I mean there is always a reason why anti-anything crops up anywhere; even a stinker like Bill Clinton didn’t just pick on her for no reason.


Thread blend.
End the Bush/Clinton political dynasty!
/ sarc?

58 Load Toad  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:20:31pm

Sandy's job must not be complete. more docs to pilfer

59 Fjordman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:20:39pm

Why can't you Yanks nominate MacGyver? He's da man:

Who's gonna save us? MacGyver, of course

Eighties television icon MacGyver has beaten Indiana Jones, James Bond and Jack Bauer as the fictional hero most Americans would want by their side in the event of a disaster.

In the survey, commissioned by the McCormick Tribune Foundation, participants were given a choice among seven fictional heroes for help in an emergency.

Twenty seven per cent of respondents said they would want MacGyver to help them out should disaster strike.

The ingenious secret agent, played by Richard Dean Anderson, became a household name in the 1980s with his ability to get out of life-or-death situations using everyday items. Among his many exploits he plugged an acid leak with chocolate, blew open doors with bombs made of chewing gum and patched a hot-air balloon using duct tape and a map.

Don Cooke, the McCormick Tribune Foundation's senior vice president for philanthropy, told the Associated Press he was delighted that MacGyver was voted number one hero.

"I love MacGyver. You could give him a sock and a piece of string and he could somehow create electricity for the whole city," he said.

MacGyver was followed by Indiana Jones played by Harrison Ford (16 per cent); John McClane, played by Bruce Willis in the Die Hard films (14 per cent); James Bond (played by various actors) and Jason Bourne, played by Matt Damon, (8 per cent each); and Lara Croft played by Angelina Jolie in Tomb Raider and Jack Bauer of 24, played by Kiefer Sutherland (7 per cent each).

60 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:21:42pm

re: #53 pingjockey

IMO, Hillary is a stone cold communist.
So is Kerry. They are zealots.

Bill really isn't, he pretends to be, but Bill is just whatever Bill needs to be in order to be powerful, be lazy and get laid.

Hillary rode him here like a fucking broomstick. He's an ass.

She's dangerous.

61 tedzilla99  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:22:27pm

She needed socks to go with her Hsu

/I'll be here all week

62 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:22:46pm

re: #57 EC Marm
LOL!
THAT COMMERCIAL!
With Pappa B and Bill...gives me the freaking willies

63 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:22:46pm

Shu was busted for selling non existent latex gloves, used mostly in the medical field. There is millions to be made.

Hillary wants universal health care. The taxpayers will likely get charged something like $27,000 for latex gloves whenever anyone has an operation. Why is no one putting the dots together?

I think I'll start manufacturing surgical soap and make some big donations to Hillary.

64 tedzilla99  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:23:18pm

And she will tell you that it's the GOP who has the 'culture of corruption'. *spit*

65 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:23:26pm

re: #54 CommonSense


I think Ted Kennedy would be a better fit for the dept of transportation.

66 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:23:41pm

re: #60 BabbaZee

And like all stone cold communists, Hillary is in reality a totalitarian. Shove that "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need, the state will disappear" crap. What she wants is complete control.

67 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:24:08pm

re: #59 Fjordman

Interesting how Dirty Harry Callahan, John Wayne, and Smokey and the Bandit didn't make the list.

68 chicagodudewhotrades  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:24:28pm

Way off topic, but somewhat funny. I just saw on FNC some story about how a Pali (let's give them a state) terror group wants to kill both Madonna and Britney Spears for spreading "western decadent values in the middle east'.

69 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:24:40pm

I hereby nominate myself as the head of the new and fictional Department of Deportation.

70 Sharmuta  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:24:53pm

I love the smell of political nepotism in the afternoon.

/the clintons own this man.

71 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:25:06pm

re: #66 squarepeg

exactly correct

72 Ward Cleaver  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:25:36pm

re: #29 OldLineTexan

re: #17 Ward Cleaver


Already OT -

The newest creepy robot, this time made right here in North Texas.


I put that in the Osama video thread. Get an Osama head made, and you can have videos forever, or until the batteries wear out.

OldLineTexan

Here's a link to the Hanson Robotics site. And a Wiki article about David Hanson. He's a Highland Park kid.

73 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:25:43pm

re: #67 baconeatingkaffir

At least John McClane is on the list. "Yipee-yi-kay-yay, motherf***er."

74 EC Marm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:25:55pm

re: #60 BabbaZee

She's dangerous.

Only to those that still have a pot to piss in. If anyone on this planet can figure out how to tax an economy into prosperity it will be Hillary.

75 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:26:12pm

In related news, Berger was recently spotted in DC's Metro Center shopping mall buying cargo pants and knee-high socks.

For his next trip to the National Archives?

76 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:26:28pm

re: #73 squarepeg

re: #67 baconeatingkaffir

At least John McClane is on the list. "Yipee-yi-kay-yay, motherf***er."

I have to concur about that one. I always liked Dirty Harry "Do you feel lucky punk?" Istill think Charles Bronson would also be a suitable candidate. :)

77 The Pulchritudinous Patriot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:26:52pm

Well now we know what Sandy Burgler was promised in exchange for stealing top secret documents.

Nice.

What's worse is this administration let him off with a tap on the wrist.

Nice, again.

WTF is happening to this country?

78 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:27:09pm

Maine's Michael 9/13/07 1:16:02 pm reply quote report 0

"The Federal authorities investigated me at the time of the alleged theft of documents. The found didley-squat in my shorts."

- Sandy Berger

It's all in Hillary's pants.

79 FreeIowa  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:27:29pm

No wonder she wants to make sure felons have the right to vote.

80 galloping granny  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:27:36pm

Let me get this straight: Hillary's top fund raiser is a thief and a front man for Communist China who funnels illegal money to the Hillary's campaign. Money she is "returning" under duress, but sending along a request to have the money re-donated immediately along with the check. She is relying on a woman who has killed more civilians within the borders of the USA than any other government official in history. And she has now appointed a convicted thief of state secrets as her "National Security Advisor."

And people really think this woman should be President?

81 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:01pm

I always thought Hillary was a woman in comfortable shoes... those pants and that plastic smile... the woman is a tool for the leftist bra burning agenda.

82 cookielady  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:19pm

re: #59 Fjordman

McGyver was an anti-gun freak. He can stay behind and I'll leave him some tinker toys.

I want Jack Bauer, John McClain, and Dirty Harry.

I want multiples of all three, by the millions, all over America. And maybe a well-cared-for and targeted Rambo or two.

83 Code Red 21  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:21pm

Maybe the documents Sandy put in his socks, pants, and out by the dumpster were just his little notes on how to fuck over your country, ala Bill Clinton and 9/11, and keep it a secret.

84 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:26pm

68 chicagodudewhotrades 9/13/07 1:24:28 pm reply quote report 0

Way off topic, but somewhat funny. I just saw on FNC some story about how a Pali (let's give them a state) terror group wants to kill both Madonna and Britney Spears for spreading "western decadent values in the middle east'.

I feel the same way about them sometimes.

85 Render  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:36pm

I'm not finding any humor value in this either.

Sandy Berger committed federal felonies that would have the rest of us serving a very long stretch. All of us.

When there is no recourse to the law...

BURN
IT
DOWN,
R

86 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:36pm

re: #65 bulwrk

I think Ted Kennedy would be a better fit for the dept of transportation health.

87 CommonSense  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:47pm

Bill Clinton Body Count

Guess it's time for round 2

88 vxbush  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:28:48pm

re: #80 galloping granny

A succinct and accurate description.

89 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:29:04pm

re: #74 EC Marm

EC, she's dangerous to the poor, too. She'll keep them down despite their best efforts to rise.

I seriously believe that due to the power she could potentially wield as U.S. president she is the most dangerous woman on earth.

90 The Pulchritudinous Patriot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:29:12pm

re: #60 BabbaZee

re: #53 pingjockey

IMO, Hillary is a stone cold communist.
So is Kerry. They are zealots.

Bill really isn't, he pretends to be, but Bill is just whatever Bill needs to be in order to be powerful, be lazy and get laid.
Hillary rode him here like a fucking broomstick. He's an ass.

She's dangerous.

You got him, pardon the pun, nailed! Bill Clinton is an intelligent good ole boy who thinks with either his ego or his penis.

As for Hillary, I don't think she's into riding.

91 Sponge  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:29:21pm

One...go figure


Two...she already knows he's got her back in the event of 'an emergency' just as he did for her whore husband.

92 Bunker Buster  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:29:23pm

re: #69 BabbaZee

How about a Department of A$$-whuppin'?

93 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:30:18pm

Byron York

The documents Berger took — each copy of the millennium report is said to be in the range of 15 to 30 pages — were highly secret. They were classified at what is known as the "code word" level, which is the government's highest tier of secrecy. Any person who is authorized to remove such documents from a special secure room is required to do so in a locked case that is handcuffed to his or her wrist.

It is not clear why Berger would focus solely on the millennium-plot report. But it is clear that the report has been the object of intense discussions during the September 11 investigation.

The report was the result of a review done by Richard Clarke, then the White House counterterrorism chief, of efforts by the Clinton administration to stop terrorist plots at the turn of the year 2000. At several points in the September 11 commission hearings, Democrats pointed to the millennium case as an example of how a proper counterterrorism program should be run. But sources say the report suggests just the opposite. Clarke apparently concluded that the millennium plot was foiled by luck — a border agent in Washington State who happened to notice a nervous, sweating man who turned out to have explosives in his car — and not by the Clinton administration's savvy anti-terrorism work. The report also contains a number of recommendations to lessen the nation's vulnerability to terrorism, but few were actually implemented.


New York Daily News

The same archives monitors told the FBI that Berger was observed stuffing his socks with handwritten notes about files he reviewed that were going to the 9/11 panel. It is prohibited to make notes about the secret files and leave with them without special approval.

The handwritten notes, have to damning to not only Bill but Hill for Berger to risk so much in destroying them. The gamble paid off, he'll have his clearance back in time for The Clinton II Adminstration.

94 XMarine  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:30:20pm

One would have to see it to believe it. Probably what has happened is that Sandy Sneak thief has too much on the Clintons, so they have to bend over for him. So now HC and her company of henchpeople have to deal with the situation. Perhaps if Dem's had an ounce of sense, this would open their eyes to the general sleaziness of their favorite candidate, but we cannot credit them with much in the way of sense.

I know my wife is going to say, "What a fool!" However, she might be making the mistake of underestimating the stupidity and general asininity of the left wing public and their enablers, the MSM.

95 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:30:22pm

re: #61 tedzilla99

She needed socks to go with her Hsu

/I'll be here all week


Is there a 2 drink minimum?

96 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:30:57pm

re: #74 EC Marm

I wasn't thinking economics, having no pot to piss in myself...

She wants to be god.
She's the quintessential Gramscian Whore... & IMO she really believes that shit too, she's the commie equivalent of a Jihadist Imam gunning for Grand Mufti.
This is the danger.
This is also the attraction between totalitarians and jihadists

97 Bunker Buster  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:31:15pm

re: #95 newsjunkie_ky

re: #61 tedzilla99


She needed socks to go with her Hsu

/I'll be here all week


Is there a 2 drink minimum?

With jokes like that, I certainly hope so... ;-)

98 phoenixgirl  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:31:31pm

hahahaha sandy burglar!

99 blacque jacques shellacque  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:31:41pm

What's worse is this administration let him off with a tap on the wrist.

Nice, again.

WTF is happening to this country?

It's that compassionate conservatism - compassionate when it shouldn't (and doesn't need to) be. (Berger, Jefferson and the like)

100 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:04pm

re: #85 Render

None here either. That thief stole from ME. MY truth, my history, my evidence. He belongs in Gitmo, on a tilted board, until he tells us what he stole and who put him up to it.

101 PowerFlip  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:06pm

Did Hillary think nobody would notice that Berger is working for her?

Or is it that she thinks nobody cares anymore about Berger's socks?

Or is she confident the MSM will pass this over?

102 tedzilla99  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:08pm

re: #95 newsjunkie_ky

re: #61 tedzilla99

She needed socks to go with her Hsu

/I'll be here all week


Is there a 2 drink minimum?

Lizards drink free baby

103 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:11pm

re: #77 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

EXACTLY

Yet another case of actionable treasonous bullshit that the administration did absolutely dick with.
And again
I say that telegraphs complicity.

104 phoenixgirl  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:15pm

i don't think i ever mistakenly shoved anything down my pants

105 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:43pm

re: #97 Bunker Buster

Off to the Lounge with that one!

106 cookielady  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:32:52pm

Hillary Clinton is evil incarnate. She is the female precursor to the antichrist. She is a demonically inspired Marxist... oops, redundant.

107 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:33:07pm

re: #92 Bunker Buster

YEAH!

108 VMI84  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:33:37pm

People are judges by the company they keep. Liars, Thieves, terrorist( think pardoned killers of her husband), etc... Hillary need I say more.

109 Fjordman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:34:09pm
McGyver was an anti-gun freak.

Yeah, but I sort of like him, anyway :-) We have reruns of MacGyver on Norwegian TV. It's the best rerun we have, in my view. Certainly beats Friends...

110 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:34:26pm

Suggestion for National Archives staff: Dust all 10,000+ Hillary documents with gentian violet, then ask Mr. Bergler to explain why his skin is bright purple.

111 We need G.C. Scott  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:34:29pm

She thinks little of the American voter anyhow. Hence the blatant disregard for any and all who would even notice the move. Clinton is more concerned with the votes of those who don't possess a driver's license,green card or even a library card, come election day.

Didn't the "Butcher of Waco" also authorize the rescue of a poor,lost Cuban boy from his oppressive imperialistic US relatives and return him to the safety of some Utopian island?

112 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:34:43pm

Did we ever find out what Bill did during his "eastern european college vacation"? Kind of interesting these things have never really been researched. Protest your country abroad while soldiers die, shack up with the enemy.

113 sheik yer'mami  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:34:52pm

Brussels:

In February 2006 Fat Freddy tolerated a demo organized by his Muslim friends that called for ‘Death to the Jewish Dogs’

[Link: sheikyermami.com...]

114 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:35:17pm

newsjunkie_ky 9/13/07 1:30:22 pm reply quote report 0

re: #61 tedzilla99

She needed socks to go with her Hsu

/I'll be here all week


Is there a 2 drink minimum?

Have one on me. Top shelf.

115 cookielady  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:35:26pm

re: #109 Fjordman

Well, he was resourceful, it's true, and you are certainly welcome to enjoy him, friend!

I just like a man who will blast away with projectile weapons if needed.

116 Bunker Buster  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:35:28pm

re: #107 BabbaZee

Thought you'd like that. We'll set that up along with the Department of Cleaning House.

117 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:36:00pm

Sandy Berglar is to STUPID to even hide some papers with out gettin caught!
Shit ! I was smarter at hiding stuff when I was 9 years old !
Now day's I'm good too!
...just can't find what I hid!
...Damn! I am good!

118 NY Nana  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:36:17pm

Speaking of the devil Shrillary? Shillary returns dirty cash, says donors can cut new checks

Is this the Sandy Hambergler of which you speak?

119 Athos  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:36:24pm

There's nothing that says Berger's entitled to get his clearance back.

It would be fitting if the National Security departments refused to provide Berger with any classified information...and prosecuted anyone who did provide him with classified information.

I can't decide if this is Clintonian / Democrat arrogance or just plain stupidity and contempt towards national security.

120 scathach  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:36:26pm

Let me get this straight - poor Ole Scooter can't remember what he said when about something that wasn't even a crime anyway and he gets convicted of a felony and is sentenced to jail time while Sandy actually - with intent and all that other mens rea stuff - steals classified documents and notes he made related thereto and he only gets his with a misdemeanor?

I think I am going to puke.


P.S. - Thanks for the spell check Oh Great Lizard King.

121 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:36:47pm

101 PowerFlip 9/13/07 1:32:06 pm reply quote report 0

Did Hillary think nobody would notice that Berger is working for her?

Or is it that she thinks nobody cares anymore about Berger's socks?

Or is she confident the MSM will pass this over?

Yes to all three.

122 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:36:58pm

re: #104 phoenixgirl

It was never a mistake?

123 samhein  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:37:36pm

re: #15 bulwrk

Oh yeah! I'm laughing now.
Hillary and Obama. So, where are the REAL choices for the Dems? These two have to be a joke.

124 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:37:46pm

re: #115 cookielady

I still think Dirty Harry and Charles Bronson, and possibly Starskey and Hutch (not the crap remake film). Reckon the A-team could be part of the diplomatic corps?

125 Render  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:37:53pm

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Does anybody know anything more about this than what I've found on the web so far?

If these 12th imam loons in an obscure villiage in an obscure mountain pass in northern Pakistan are welcoming their 12th Imam, why are they doing it in English and large enough to be read by satellite?

RIDDLE
ME,
R

126 Cygnus  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:38:15pm

Bill Clinton as Secretary of National Morality

Sen. Murtha as Secretary of Defense

Rage Boy as Ambassador to Israel

127 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:38:32pm

re: #119 Athos

I believe the deal (I'm being lazy and not hunting down the link) suspended his security clearance temporarily. A crime on its own.

128 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:38:47pm

re: #30 chinesearithmetic

And why not Beauchamp for Secretary of Defense while we're at it?

I think they already have Kucinich up for that.

129 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:38:49pm
130 MrScribbler  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:38:54pm

re: #51 CommonSense

It's what you call a "plea bargain."

131 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:38:56pm

When reached for comment, Bergler said he has three words for his detractors:

"Robble, robble, robble!"

132 BabbaZee  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:39:28pm

re: #116 Bunker Buster

Department of Cleaning House


I like cleaning.
Say Shalom to my lil' friend...
and it ain't Alice!

133 Russkilitlover  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:39:51pm

Sandy Burgler on her advisory panel? And this doesn't make the press anywhere? This doesn't start a conversation anywhere other than the blogesphere?

Her machine is huge, powerful, and rich. She is like a cat now toying with Osama..er..Obama, but he's pretty much toast vis-a-vis a party nomination. I don't like the king makers she has around her. They are too powerful and completely unaccountable.

134 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:39:59pm

re: #127 squarepeg

re: #119 Athos

I believe the deal (I'm being lazy and not hunting down the link) suspended his security clearance temporarily. A crime on its own.

I agree. When I was in the military, I knew people who worked in intel, and communications who lost their clearances becausethey were picked up drunk or their ex's put out restraining orders and such nonsense. How is it that we hold our military to a higher standard than our politicians?

135 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:40:01pm

re: #96 BabbaZee

re: #74 EC Marm

I wasn't thinking economics, having no pot to piss in myself...

She wants to be god.
She's the quintessential Gramscian Whore... & IMO she really believes that shit too, she's the commie equivalent of a Jihadist Imam gunning for Grand Mufti.
This is the danger.
This is also the attraction between totalitarians and jihadists

Remember who her political godfather is:

I tell people the hell with charity, the only thing you'll get is what you're strong enough to get.

Saul Alinsky

136 phoenixgirl  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:40:51pm

#122 reload

/are you questioning my honor?

137 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:41:07pm

re: #120 scathach

Grab a bucket. There's an entire year-plus of this crap until Election Day.

138 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:41:24pm

Forget the Pork Chops! I want more Berger!

139 FrogMarch  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:41:44pm

Berger is a valuable and loyal member of the Clinton machine.

Sandy Berger has proven his allegiance and will steal for the Clintons.

140 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:41:56pm

re: #134 baconeatingkaffir

Politicians have standards now?
Who knew!

/

141 NY Nana  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:42:20pm

re: #70 Sharmuta

Bingo!

142 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:42:30pm

re: #139 FrogMarch

Oh great. Administrative Veteran - Will Steal for Food.

143 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:42:45pm

re: #136 phoenixgirl

Why,NO!
Never , ever!

144 lefty201  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:00pm

When are the NYT and WASHPO going to finally call a spade a spade. This entire administration was a wreck, Shrillery had her hands in so many dirty dealings that she barely had time to watch her own husband and keep him from lewd behavior IN HER OWN HOUSE.

Sandy Berger is a criminal as much as any of them, and he gets a slap on the wrist. He should have served some serious jailtime for the FEDERAL crime he commited.

strap his fat butt to a moab and drop him on damascus.

they are all criminals.

145 scathach  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:04pm

#137 Squarepeg

I think I would rather grab a gun!

Note, however, I am not threatening anyone in particular Mr. FBI man with nothing more important to do than spy on the Lizardoid Nation.

146 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:12pm

DC judge Pearson-Most expensive pants in history ($53 mil)

Sandy Bergler-Most expansive pants in history

147 code red 21  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:18pm

re: #101 PowerFlip

Did Hillary think nobody would notice that Berger is working for her?

Or is it that she thinks nobody cares anymore about Berger's socks?

Or is she confident the MSM will pass this over?


yes
yes and
yes

148 FrogMarch  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:51pm

The Chinese Communists study and admire Hillary Clinton. She is able to get away with any amount of corruption and it all flies under the radar.

It's truly fascinating how the clintons are above the law.

149 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:53pm

re: #140 reloadingisnotahobby

I guess so.. I mean even whores have standards don't they?

150 Three Hundred  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:43:54pm

Foxnews.com reporting that the Pentagon has released a transcript of Shiekh Mohammed from interviews at Club Gitmo:

""We and George Washington doing the same thing," Sheikh Mohammed told the tribunal in broken English."

What a hairy creepy guy.

151 phoenixgirl  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:44:00pm

#143 reload

lol

152 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:44:00pm

re: #134 baconeatingkaffir

How is it that we hold our military to a higher standard than our politicians?

Sickening, utterly sickening when you consider what Hillary contributes and risks compared to what people in the military contribute and risk. Beyond words.

153 Athos  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:44:39pm

re: #127 squarepeg

re: #119 Athos

I believe the deal (I'm being lazy and not hunting down the link) suspended his security clearance temporarily. A crime on its own.

Berger plea bargained the deal into a 3 year suspension of his clearance. Yes, that in itself is a joke given anyone else in government employee misusing classified information in that matter would have faced far worse / longer issues. But my understanding is that he needs to reapply for the clearance come 2008 when he gets it back. I would venture to guess that an admitted inability to honor the pledge he had to sign when he was first granted that clearance should disqualify him from getting it via the reapplication.

Shillary may think that mainstream US ignores these things, and that the MSM will do an efficient job in providing cover for this type of arrogance, but there are a lot of Americans in flyover country who aren't interested in another repeat of Clintonian arrogance.

154 Russkilitlover  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:45:15pm

re: #121 yah

101 PowerFlip 9/13/07 1:32:06 pm reply quote report 0


Did Hillary think nobody would notice that Berger is working for her?

Or is it that she thinks nobody cares anymore about Berger's socks?

Or is she confident the MSM will pass this over?


Yes to all three.

Not only that, the machine that surrounds her will create virtues out of alll her shady dealings. Any dissent will be discredited and shot to pieces by the "army" she has at her disposal.

Sure hope the GOP produces a clear-speaking, clear--thinking, Great Communicator II, or fugeddabot it! Sure hope America is not as star-glazed about this Clinton as they are about the other.

155 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:45:26pm

re: #150 Three Hundred

Foxnews.com reporting that the Pentagon has released a transcript of Shiekh Mohammed from interviews at Club Gitmo:

""We and George Washington doing the same thing," Sheikh Mohammed told the tribunal in broken English."
What a hairy creepy guy.

What? Sheikh and Washington grow hemp and own slaves ? (sarc)

156 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:45:30pm

re: #150 Three Hundred

The transcripts were released about a year ago so it's not really anything new. Al Qaeda has been using leftist talking point for quite some time.

157 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:46:06pm

re: #149 baconeatingkaffir

AAhhh ...and a PRICE!
Which also fits!

158 Athos  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:46:35pm

re: #156 Killgore Trout

re: #150 Three Hundred

The transcripts were released about a year ago so it's not really anything new. Al Qaeda has been using leftist talking point for quite some time.

Or is the left using Al Qaeda talking points?

159 scathach  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:46:39pm

134 Baconeatingkaffir and 152 Squarepeg -


Come on guys, General Ralston got in trouble for dating while separated from his spouse and Clinton got a pass for having oral sex with a woman young enough to be his daughter in MY house (not Hillary's - she has no claim on the Whitehouse!)

160 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:09pm

re: #153 Athos

Flyover Country, we are counting on you!

161 bluegrass boy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:26pm

this could ruin sandy's reputation getting involved with a crook like her...

162 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:30pm

With all the burglaries of Clinton 's enemies ...
It' good theyhave S. Bergers prints and DNA on file!

163 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:34pm

re: #60 BabbaZee

Well said! And dead accurate. (oops. no pun intended)

164 mrsoc  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:38pm

What will it take, edition 2,130. Hillary is a whore. Her husband is a felon and here we go again. 8 years of these two is more than any country should have to bear. Read Barbara Olsen's The Final Days and tell me this harlot should be in the white house.

165 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:41pm

re: #124 baconeatingkaffir

re: #115 cookielady

I still think Dirty Harry and Charles Bronson, and possibly Starskey
and Hutch (not the crap remake film). Reckon the A-team could be part
of the diplomatic corps?


Dig up John Wayne, defrost Ted Williams & we can take over the world!

166 NJDhockeyfan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:47:52pm

OT:

Muslims irked by Italian senator's "pig" comments

ROME (Reuters) - A far-right Italian senator outraged Muslims on Thursday by calling for a "Pig Day" protest against the planned construction of a mosque in northern Italy.

Roberto Calderoli of the anti-immigrant Northern League party said he was ready to bring his own pig to "defile" the site where the mosque is due to be built in the northern city of Bologna.

"I am making myself and my pig available for a walk at the site where they want to build the mosque," Calderoli, who is a deputy speaker of Italy's Senate, said in a statement.

Calderoli also said he would eat "a nice plateful of pork chops to show my lack of sympathy for those who consider pork forbidden meat."

LOL

167 neverquit  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:48:08pm

OT -
Uh oh! The terrorists have done it now, they crossed that line and are now threatening our teen icons...

Terrorists: We'll cut off head of 'prostitute' Britney Spears

Muslim terrorist leaders threatened to forcibly convert Britney Spears and Madonna to Islam and warned if they resist, their heads would be cut off for "spreading Satanic culture," according to a new book released today.

The threats, recorded on audio, come as Madonna is due to arrive in Israel Wednesday to celebrate the Jewish new year with fellow Kabbalah practitioners.

"If I meet these whores I will have the honor – I repeat, I will have the honor – to be the first one to cut the heads off Madonna and Britney Spears if they will keep spreading their satanic culture against Islam," said Muhammad Abdel-Al, spokesman and senior leader of the Popular Resistance Committees terror organization.

The Committees, largely based in the Gaza Strip, has carried out thousands of rocket attacks against Jewish population centers and scores of shootings and bombings. It is suspected of bombing a U.S. convoy in Gaza in 2003 and took credit for a rocket attack yesterday that hit an Israeli military base wounding 69 – the largest casualty number of any Palestinian rocket attack.

Abdel-Al and other terror leaders were quoted threatening Madonna and Spears in "Schmoozing with Terrorists: From Hollywood to the Holy Land Jihadists Reveal their Global Plans – to a Jew!," by author and WND Jerusalem bureau chief Aaron Klein.

Audio of their threats was played today by TMZ.com's new national entertainment television show and its website.

In "Schmoozing," the jihadist leaders were petitioned to describe what life would be like if the terrorists took over the U.S. and imposed Islamic Sharia law.

They were asked what they thought of specific American cultural icons and personalities, but many state they never heard of scores of notorious U.S. celebrities they were asked about.

According to Klein, many terrorists interviewed were familiar with two U.S. celebrities – Madonna and Spears.

"Unfortunately, I heard the names of Madonna and Spears on [Arab] television when parents complain that their children neglect their studies and their values because they are influenced by your cheap American music that you call culture," explained Sheikh Abu Saqer, a founder of the Sword of Islam terror group.

The Sword of Islam has taken responsibility in Gaza for bombings of Internet cafes, pool halls and secular music stores, and is suspected of attacking a United Nations–funded school in Gaza accused of allowing girls and boys to play sports together.

Abu Abdullah, a senior member of Hamas' so-called "military wing" is quoted in "Schmoozing" describing what his group would do with Madonna and Spears if jihad groups took over the U.S.:

"At the beginning, we will try to convince Madonna and Britney Spears to follow Allah's way. But I honestly don't think they will follow. If they persist with their whoring music, we will prevent them by force. I don't think that I can be in the same place with these singers. They might be killed if they do not respect our laws."

The Committees' Abdel-Al accused Madonna and Spears of "spreading this culture by the Americans as part of the war against Islam."

"If these two prostitutes [Madonna and Spears] keep doing what they are doing, we of course will punish them. First we will call them to join Islam. But if they keep what they are doing ... we can stone them or even we can kill them if they keep ... tempting men in order to put them far from Islam. ... A prostitute woman must be stoned or must be eighty times hit with a belt."

Abdel-Al said even before Islam takes over America he would personally kill Madonna and Spears if he ran into them. He boasted he would "be the first one to cut the heads of Madonna and Britney Spears."

168 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:48:17pm

re: #161 bluegrass boy

That's Funny!

169 Kirly  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:48:34pm

re: #23 baconeatingkaffir

Aaah, we're gonna go into the document storeage and removal business. This woman is evil and Berger is just a douchebag. Wasn't there an old video game about a guy being chased by enemy pickles whic hwas called Berger Time?

yeah! that was a great game! wish i could find a pc-based version! that and Q-bert! my favorite!

170 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:48:51pm

re: #159 scathach

Yeah, but thats what I mean. You hold the military strictly accountable for the actions yet these guys who actually send them (and hinder them) to do their jobs can do whatever they want. Remember the Drill Sergeants at Aberdeen going down hard for consensual sex while Mr. Saxaphone man, who did the same thing got to walk, and lie about it on national tv.

171 kcladderman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:50:15pm

re: #75 rappmandu

re: #150 Three Hundred

Foxnews.com reporting that the Pentagon has released a transcript of Shiekh Mohammed from interviews at Club Gitmo:

""We and George Washington doing the same thing," Sheikh Mohammed told the tribunal in broken English."

What a hairy creepy guy.


The picture I saw of him someone photoshopped his head on Rosies body!
What?
It was the other way around?
Are you sure?

172 vagabond trader  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:50:21pm

If Billary gets (gulp) elected, by the end of their first term we'll have had a Bush and or Clinton as Potus for 20 years. If you add Bush 1's 8 years as veep, whoa! Mikey Moore should be all over this.

173 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:50:34pm

re: #169 Kirly

Isn't there a c-64 simulator you can download?

174 scathach  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:50:56pm

# 167 Neverquit

I am not for beheading anyone as a general rule, but I can't say that Brit-Brit and Madonna are on the top of my "must protect" list either.

175 rab3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:51:55pm

re: #93 jcm

Byron York


The documents Berger took — each copy of the millennium report is said to be in the range of 15 to 30 pages — were highly secret. They were classified at what is known as the "code word" level, which is the government's highest tier of secrecy. Any person who is authorized to remove such documents from a special secure room is required to do so in a locked case that is handcuffed to his or her wrist.It is not clear why Berger would focus solely on the millennium-plot report. But it is clear that the report has been the object of intense discussions during the September 11 investigation.

The report was the result of a review done by Richard Clarke, then the White House counterterrorism chief, of efforts by the Clinton administration to stop terrorist plots at the turn of the year 2000. At several points in the September 11 commission hearings, Democrats pointed to the millennium case as an example of how a proper counterterrorism program should be run. But sources say the report suggests just the opposite. Clarke apparently concluded that the millennium plot was foiled by luck — a border agent in Washington State who happened to notice a nervous, sweating man who turned out to have explosives in his car — and not by the Clinton administration's savvy anti-terrorism work. The report also contains a number of recommendations to lessen the nation's vulnerability to terrorism, but few were actually implemented.



New York Daily News


The same archives monitors told the FBI that Berger was observed stuffing his socks with handwritten notes about files he reviewed that were going to the 9/11 panel. It is prohibited to make notes about the secret files and leave with them without special approval.

The handwritten notes, have to damning to not only Bill but Hill for Berger to risk so much in destroying them. The gamble paid off, he'll have his clearance back in time for The Clinton II Adminstration.

15 to 30 pages

Now those are big socks.

176 reloadingisnotahobby  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:52:36pm

re: #174 scathach

Now, Now... But then again,Just think how it would jolt our youth out of La La Land!
Into the real world!

177 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:53:17pm

re: #139 FrogMarch

Sounds like another 'Godfather' sequel, only with less honor and integrity.

178 akak  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:53:35pm

[Link: ca.news.yahoo.com...]

Also Thursday, site Intelligence Group, which monitors al-Qaida messages, said its research suggests one of the three suspects arrested in Vienna was a leader of the Global Islamic Media Front, an al-Qaida propaganda group increasingly tied to terrorism operations.


Gollia said authorities have identified the prime suspect, aged 22, as operator of the Global Islamic Media Front's website for German-speaking countries.

179 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:53:42pm

Miami update

CUTLER BAY, Fla. -- Police are looking for a four-door 2007 black Pontiac Vibe with Florida tag W59 EPT, last spotted in Margate. They believe the vehicle contains a suspect who shot and killed a Miami-Dade Police officer and injured two others. Police say the suspect is 25-year-old Shawn Sherwin Labeet and add he may have a woman and two children in the car with him.

180 Friend of USA  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:54:26pm

Stealing,
hiring people who steal,
pardoning criminals etc etc...,
or having sex with people who are not your spouse is only wrong if you are not a Democrat.

And as all this is happening before our very eyes ,
the Main Stream Media - lying through their teeth -
denies this is happening.

We live in a strange era.

181 Fenway_Nation  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:54:30pm

Has the now-pardoned Mark Rich been appointed to any position in the Hill Campaign?

Maybe Hsu and Rich as co-treasurers to go with Berger as the National Security advisor.

182 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:54:55pm

re: #167 neverquit

Paris Hilton and Lindsey Lohan will feel jilted and have to go out and get their own terrorist to issue death threats.

183 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:55:01pm

I am sorry for not responding to those who responded to me, I was actually doing some work this time.

Perhaps it is just my attempt at rationale thought, but it just blows my mind to think we won't get out of the spin cycle for possibly 8 more years.

I have to admit, it bothers me to no end, our current president, and the former seem to have this close relationship. On par with how we interact with the house of saud.

I swear, it is like a bad dream.

It certainly seems plausible with some of the opinions, that he may have an upper hand on them, but why not just have him as part of the body count if that is so? If you are inclined to think the body count stuff is true, then they are getting away with murder.

What's another number to the count?

Would it look any more suspicious than Brown, Foster, or Wise?

Again, I guess I am trying to rationalize the irrational, but I suspect I am more upset that we are six years out from 911, no matter what anyone says, is the direct result of an incompetent administration, and incompetent policy, especially given the fact we were given more than enough information to be suspicious of domestic terrorism at the very least going back to the first attempt in 1993.

We are still more concerned as a nation about Brittany Spears performance on TV, than that of our elected officials who at times have our lives in their hands.

184 bluegrass boy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:55:24pm

re: #167 neverquit

OT -
Uh oh! The terrorists have done it now, they crossed that line and are now threatening our teen icons...

Terrorists: We'll cut off head of 'prostitute' Britney Spears


"If I meet these whores I will have the honor – I repeat, I will have the honor – to be the first one to cut the heads off Madonna and Britney Spears if they will keep spreading their satanic culture against Islam," said Muhammad Abdel-Al, spokesman and senior leader of the Popular Resistance Committees terror organization."

hes going to be the first?...wtf?...are they gonna put it back on and do it again?...

185 wanumba  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:55:31pm

What surprise?
The guy's proved his toady-hood. Uber loyal to her to the point of wrecking his own life.
Jim McDougal was right, the Clintons cut like a tornado through people's lives, they pass on to the horizon, leaving wreckage behind.
The rule with the Clintons, don't eat their Turkish Delight.

186 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:55:43pm

re: #175 rab3

re: #93 jcm


Now those are big socks.

And what was the name of the Clinton's cat? Socks! And poor Socks ain't been seen much lately. Coincidence? I think not!
We're through the looking glass here, people!

187 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:55:45pm

re: #175 rab3

He put the handwritten notes in his socks. The reports in his pants, where there was more room because they were otherwise empty.

188 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:56:43pm

OT

September 15 Anti-War Protest to Be 'Unlike Any Other'

(CNSNews.com) - Organizers of an anti-war protest scheduled for Sept. 15 said Wednesday that the demonstration will be "unlike any other" as activists gather to demand an immediate end to the war.

The protest, organized by Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER), begins with a rally near the White House, continues with a march to the U.S. Capitol, and concludes with a "die-in" that organizers estimate will involve approximately 1,000 people lying down near the Capitol in a symbolic effort to represent dead U.S. soldiers and dead Iraqis.

Brian Becker, ANSWER's national coordinator, told reporters at a news conference Wednesday that the demonstration "will be unlike any other anti-war protest in recent years because it will culminate in a massive civil disobedience," referring to the "die-in."

He said the volunteers who have signed up online to participate in the demonstration are risking arrest by participating. The group expects "tens of thousands" to protest the war.

"Seventy percent [of Americans] support the immediate withdrawal of U.S. forces," Becker said.
***
Cindy Sheehan -- the Gold Star mother whose son, Army Spec. Casey Sheehan, was killed in Iraq -- has come out of anti-war movement "retirement" to participate in the protest.

She is also challenging House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) for her seat in the House of Representatives in the 2008 election because of Pelosi's failure to bring an end to the war.

"If the rest of America heard about it," Sheehan said of the protest efforts scheduled for the weekend, "it might really start a revolution."

2 things:

I'd like to know where dickless got his 70% figure.

WHY CANT SHE STFD AND STFU?

189 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:57:53pm

re: #187 peck

Me thinks I'm just going to have to acquire myself a pair of those magnifying glasses and move back about four feet from my monitor. I've run out of wipes.

190 rab3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:57:58pm

Improving the position


Yahya Hendi, a prayer leader who teaches at Georgetown University, said the September 11 attacks on U.S. cities in 2001 had spurred Americans to know more about Islam and Muslims to affirm their U.S. identity.

The September 11 attacks, when 19 Arab Muslims killed
about 3,000 people in New York and Washington, led to strict security measures in the United States that some rights groups say often unfairly target Arabs and Muslims.

Hendi, who met President George W. Bush days after September 11, 2001, said Muslims had thrown off a tendency to shun political action such as voting and running in elections because it was considered akin to surrendering to U.S. culture.

He said he did not feel there was general animosity towards Muslims in American society, and that he encouraged Muslims to join intelligence bodies like the CIA and FBI.

And Spy for their overlords.

191 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:58:26pm

re: #188 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

I heard that they're going to try to shut down Army recruiting offices as a part of this bullshit. Could get fun - as in clubbing hippies fun.

192 GNIDAthe#seCond  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:58:41pm

Found a YouTube video of an Israeli fuel tank in a Turkish field - HERE

193 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 1:59:25pm

Oh, so y'all are calling Hillary a criminal because she's the first black First Lady? Racists!

/Shades of Obama and Clinton calling Fred Thompson a racist for mentioning Hsu.

194 Hard Right  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:00:18pm

Criminals of a feather...

195 bluegrass boy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:01:06pm

its officially happy hour here in my corner of the world...

196 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:01:29pm

re: #183 formercorpsman

We are still more concerned as a nation about Brittany Spears performance on TV

I know what you mean, but I wouldn't go this far. Some people in our society are that ignorant, but as a nation we do better. We did reject Kerry's stupidity and dishonesty in 2004 despite enormous pressure; give us some credit.

When Election Day 2008 rolls around and the picture in Iraq is better still, we'll do the right thing again.

197 akak  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:02:45pm

Global Islamic Media Front in Canada!...shocka

198 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:03:30pm

186 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey 9/13/07 1:55:43 pm reply quote report 0

re: #175 rab3

re: #93 jcm


Now those are big socks.

And what was the name of the Clinton's cat? Socks! And poor Socks ain't been seen much lately. Coincidence? I think not!
We're through the looking glass here, people!

I'd hate to be your opponent in a game of Trivial Pursuit

199 experiencedtraveller  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:03:45pm

re: #188 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

"If the rest of America heard about it," Sheehan said of the protest efforts scheduled for the weekend, "it might really start a revolution."

And then you could move into that big house down the street, eh Sheehan?

200 FrogMarch  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:04:17pm

Remember the wife of Marc Rick? Denise ?
Remember how she claimed she was a "republican" even though they gave tons of money to the Democrat party.

Whenever you corner a criminal democrat they just lie. they will lie right to your face and not even care.

201 justadot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:05:22pm

re: #125 Render

Render, thanks the coords last night and your latest ones. I found this about 40 miles SW of Khaiber (the last location) near Gilgit, Pakistan. There are messages on the mountain sides along the highway.

See (in decimal degrees)
◊ lat=35.9266, long=74.3538
◊ lat=35.9291, long=74.332

I assume they're greetings for the Aga Khan IV from the Ismaili Shiites, but I know little about them. Still looking around…

202 yah  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:05:35pm

Did the Clintons off their cat too? Now I'm really mad.

203 kcladderman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:05:42pm

"If the rest of America heard about it," Sheehan said of the protest efforts scheduled for the weekend, "it might really start a revolution."

Now is there anyone in America who
1) Has heard Sheehans message
B) Tired of it

204 Pass The Moonbaticide  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:05:45pm

Low profile ?

Practically subterranean .

205 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:05:47pm

re: #198 yah

I once won a game of Trivial Pursuit single-handedly, against 3 other teams. Still trying to do that with Quizzo, but all those beers keep getting in the way.

206 oilbertan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:05:57pm

I thought at the time that it was a mistake not to prosecute this a$$hat to the limit of the law. And with the stink made by the dhimmis over Gonzalez and the firing of the US Attorneys, something completely within the law, the Libby fiasco etc., I am more convinced than ever. If Bush were truly this evil, partisan man the lefties make him out to be Berger would be a convicted felon as opposed to the slap on the wrist, misdemeanor that he received. Dubya, much as I love him, is way too nice a guy. That said, history will judge him quite well, imho. I don't believe history will judge the MSM through the Bush years very well. Their naked partisanship is a blight on their profession and one of the great scandals of the past 30 years. Useful idiots is too nice a term. Traitors fits much better.

207 stymie  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:06:32pm

Is that a thick wad of stolen national security secrets in your pants, or are you just glad to see me?

208 Dave the.....  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:07:07pm

There is a pro-American counter protest to be held in Saint Paul, Minn Saturday. Go to Short in the Dark blog for info.

I may be there, depending on what time I get done with previous scheduled business that morning.

209 Dave the.....  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:08:00pm
Is that a thick wad of stolen national security secrets in your pants, or are you just glad to see me?

Oh, that is a thick wad of stolen...

210 kcladderman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:08:10pm

re: #202 yah

Did the Clintons off their cat too? Now I'm really mad.

Yes . But it took nines tries

211 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:08:13pm

re: #202 yah

Did the Clintons off their cat too? Now I'm really mad.


no they tried but they just missed.

212 Dave the.....  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:08:20pm

Make that "Shot in the Dark", not "Short..."

213 Son of a Pig and a Monkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:08:20pm

I wouldn't have thought Sandy Bergler wanted the job, what with the records being incomplete and all.

214 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:09:16pm

re: #203 kcladderman

"If the rest of America heard about it," Sheehan said of the protest
efforts scheduled for the weekend, "it might really start a revolution."

You say you want a revoultion, Cindy?


You say you'll change the constitution
Well you know
We all want to change your head
You tell me it's the institution
Well you know
You better free your mind instead
But if you go carrying pictures of Chairman Mao
You ain't going to make it with anyone anyhow

215 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:09:25pm

re: #196 squarepeg

I only hope you are correct.

Don't worry, it's not jumping off the bridge time or anything like that, I just get so fed up with the bullshit at times.

I have spent some time reading up on the Nork/Syria stuff, and I'll admit, it has me pretty concerned.

Wrapping my brain around the concept of having one of own congressmen in Syria blasting his own country, while you have the IAF knocking out rogue nuclear sites is too much.

Could you imagine Washington, Jefferson, or the populace standing for this?

216 Born Again Republican  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:10:19pm

re: #196 squarepeg

I know what you mean, but I wouldn't go this far. Some people in our society are that ignorant, but as a nation we do better. We did reject Kerry's stupidity and dishonesty in 2004 despite enormous pressure; give us some credit.

When Election Day 2008 rolls around and the picture in Iraq is better still, we'll do the right thing again.

Scandals may be our nemesis though.

217 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:10:33pm

The list of unresolved Clinton scandals would make any of the republican presidential contenders blush:

[Link: members.tripod.com...]

Two of the scandals that get me goat in particuar - (1) Pardoning Marc Rich and (2) the Filegate scandla that involved the discovery of over 900 Republican FBI files in the White House. I ranted yesterday about Marc Rich. Today, let's talk about Filegate.

In this episode, files of former Secretary of State James Baker, former National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft, and Newt Gingrich's spokesman Tony Blankley were found to be on this list. Upon the discovery of these files, the White House issued an excuse claiming that the files were mistakenly requested by a White House employee working with an outdated list. They were called a simple "snafu."

The full story, told from the perspective of an FBI agent is here:

[Link: www.trettel.com...]

That episode is 1,000X worse than anything that has been charged against the Bush administration in relation to the domestic spying (which are all suspected terrorists, for pete's sake), yet not one journalist has raised this issue on the Clinton trail. It's absolutely appalling, but in 2007, that's the country we live in.

218 coquimbojoe  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:13:41pm

re: #211 bulwrk

re: #202 yah

Did the Clintons off their cat too? Now I'm really mad.


no they tried but they just missed.

It was their dog that got out and run over. He was known to have the goods on what Bill really did with the dog collar and leash...

219 Render  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:13:51pm

re: #192 GNIDAthe#seCond

Nice video, but...

Nothing in it to distinguish that drop tank from the ones, (of the exact same type), used by ALL the Turkish air force F-16's.

No visible markings, no serial numbers, nada...

And still no BDA from the alleged target.

PT
BARNUM,
R

220 Friend of USA  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:14:42pm

#56 Storagemanager,

That was very interesting to read.

But it is typical of those who hate the USA, capitalism, etc...

They all hate it but love the benefits they get from it.

It is a mix of hypocrisy and stupidity I guess.

221 FrogMarch  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:14:47pm

re: #200 FrogMarch

Marc Rich (not Rick)

222 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:15:48pm

Render: I was thinking as well, that the tanks could have come from one of the NATO aircraft from Incirlik. That whole region is in the flight path.

223 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:16:46pm

re: #221 FrogMarch

Mark Rick.. isthat the rapper "Slick Rick's" brother? You know, the guy who was doing time for gang-banging and who died of aids in prison?

224 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:17:21pm

Crikies, I just took the trouble to read the whole paragraph at the head of this thread, and they've got MADELEINE ALBRIGHT on staff!? I know she's a leftist loon, but still a Clinton loyalist? After Bill made an ass of her as his front-woman during the Lewinsky scandal?

When will I stop being surprised at these people?

225 Ojoe  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:19:42pm

Yarrgh !

Acts like this make me think that Hillary Clinton's contempt for her fellow citizens really is boundless.

226 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:20:09pm

I can't believe we have to live this nightmare once again. If we Americans elect her, that will be a sad day indeed.

227 Ojoe  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:20:20pm

And: How very sad. ™

228 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:21:21pm

re: #223 baconeatingkaffir

Slick Rick ain't dead, but he might get deported!

229 OldLineTexan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:23:18pm

re: #185 wanumba

What surprise?
The guy's proved his toady-hood. Uber loyal to her to the point of wrecking his own life.
Jim McDougal was right, the Clintons cut like a tornado through people's lives, they pass on to the horizon, leaving wreckage behind.
The rule with the Clintons, don't eat their Turkish Delight.

Alright, a C.S. Lewis reference.

Just last night (IIRC), That Hideous Strength came up.

OldLineTexan

230 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:24:30pm

re: #217 DeafDog


Nah.
The big one is taking money from the Communist Red Chinese for their presidential campaign.
Then sending Loral scientists to China to help them fix their missile problems. You know. So their nukes can be targeted better. Like at us.
Japan. Taiwan. Etc
Now I realize that the democrats have no problem with this since they are fellow travelers and all. But the rest of us who believe in freedom, democracy, and that crazy thing called the constitution beg to differ.

[Link: www.motherjones.com...]

In 1997 Schwartz celebrated his 71st birthday with the Clinton's at the White House. The next year, he became the focus of a controversy when Clinton's critics suggested that the president had rubber stamped Loral's satellite launches in China.

[Link: www.rushlimbaugh.com...]

You have money that was being brought in from the Chinese People's Liberation Army, the Chinese Red Army, the ChiComs' army, that found its way to the Clinton administration. Let's not forget something. At the time the Chinese were having trouble orbiting rockets, and they launched some rocket over there, the Ding-Dong II or whatever, and it fell down out of the sky, and so Bernie Schwartz of Loral Space went over there and basically taught them how to orbit the Ding-Dong rocket. Searched the debris, found out what they were doing wrong. We advanced their rocket technology 25 or 30 years.

/oh. and they are doing again.

Funny. Stuff like this used to get you the death penalty.
Now it gets you elected President.

231 JammieWearingFool  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:25:03pm

How pathetic is this?

CT-Sen: Lamont would win rematch

Kos actually commissioned a poll/

232 karmic_inquisitor  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:25:11pm

OT :

Our friends the Germans -

First, we get the mainstreaming of trooferism by German media.

Then we get the Germans saying they won't do any more sanctions against Iran, but then asking the US to please bomb Iran even though Germany will have to condemn the US afterward.

The Germans voiced concern about the damaging effects any further sanctions on Iran would have on the German economy — and also, according to diplomats from other countries, gave the distinct impression that they would privately welcome, while publicly protesting, an American bombing campaign against Iran's nuclear facilities.

Some things never change.

233 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:25:40pm

re: #225 Ojoe

Ojoe, indeed her contempt is boundless. But I predict her contempt will not pay off come November 2008.

234 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:26:20pm

re: #226 Thor-Zone

If I lived in NYC, Boston, DC, or any big city, I would move.
And no, I am not kidding.

235 Dianna  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:26:58pm

re: #195 bluegrass boy

Hey, it's 5 o'clock
somewhere!

236 Ojoe  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:27:50pm

re: #233 squarepeg

I hope not !

237 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:27:55pm

re: #203 kcladderman

...another chicken hawk revolutionary.

238 Bobibutu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:29:29pm

This is what increases my paranoia.

Burger obviously has very good friends in high places across both sides, left and right.

It would seem that he has a mission and some unfinished business on someone's behalf that only he can bring to fruition.

H must be beholding to them as well.

I sure would like to hear any other insights as WTF seems to be the only thing I can come up with as well. You can't write fiction screwier than this.

239 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:30:31pm

re: #232 karmic_inquisitor

karmic, always the same story -- Germany, China, France, the Arab Middle East. Condemn the Americans for doing the dirty work, then swoop in to reap all the economic rewards and bask in the peace that the Americans made possible.

It's annoying, but I'm still proud to be of the only country on earth that's willing to act like a grown-up.

240 Born Again Republican  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:31:09pm

Interesting poll by Fox News.

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

241 D'kian_  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:31:30pm

re: #3 formercorpsman

This just does not make sense.

Actually it does, and that's the troubling part.

It's not uncommon for politicians of the same party, particularly if they've been in the same administration, to re-hire people they know. Witness how many people from George H.W. Bush's cabinet wound up on George W. Bush's first term team (Powell and Chenney being the most prominent).

Here's the trouble: cabinet officials are confirmed by Congress. No one in his right mind would nominate Mr. Berger for any such post... if Mr. Berger were a Republican.

Since he's not, Hillary, IMO, is counting on either of two things: 1) a Democratic controlled Congress who'd approve all of her choices, 2) a biased media which didn't think Berger's DocumentGate was news when it was taking place, much less years later.

Bomb Iran

242 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:31:34pm

80 galloping granny

Let me get this straight: Hillary's top fund raiser is a thief and a front man for Communist China who funnels illegal money to the Hillary's campaign. Money she is "returning" under duress, but sending along a request to have the money re-donated immediately along with the check. She is relying on a woman who has killed more civilians within the borders of the USA than any other government official in history. And she has now appointed a convicted thief of state secrets as her "National Security Advisor."

And people really think this woman should be President?

Well put Granny!

243 hillbilly geek  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:32:23pm

channeling Gilbert Gotfried: screams:
"Why am I not surprised!?"

244 baconeatingkaffir  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:32:39pm

Ok... Jed Clampett for Secretary of State!

245 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:34:57pm

re: #231 JammieWearingFool

I couldn't figure that out. Is there a purpose for that? Why bother.

246 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:35:23pm

I remain convinced that my gut feeling is true:

Hillary will snap and have a major freak-out prior to the '08 election.

And I think I know what will precipitate it.

247 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:35:30pm

re: #230 hous bin pharteen

On different days, different crap that Dollar Bill Clinton & Company did gets my goat to different degrees.

The Chinese, or some other foreign contributor, are somehow mixed together with this Hsu thing. Why else would Hsu be in the middle of a presidential campaign unless someone was using him as a frontman? Will the NYT or Wapo dig into this like it were Abromof? (Rehtorical question).

The Clintons make my skin crawl. If we have to have one of the Dem candidates as pres., I'll take any of the others over her. Forget about her supposed centrist policies. I'll take Edwards, Kucinich or Obama (anyone) over her...(OK, maybe not Dodd). At least they're relatively consistent and sincere (albeit misguided).

248 Render  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:35:35pm

re: #201 justadot

More? It's definitely the Shia 12ers. I found another one in Tajikistan (2 so far).

I'd still like to know why it's in English...

SLEEPER
CELLS?,
R

249 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:35:43pm

re: #238 Bobibutu

I sure would like to hear any other insights

Bob, I think you've got it backwards regarding who's got the power and who has a scheme. Most people here (including me) think Burger has simply got too much on the Clintons for them to deny him a nice plum of a powerful position -- he knows what he stole and he could reveal their involvement in the theft. (There's a flip-side theory that he's so dangerous to them on account of what he knows that they have no choice but to keep him close.)

I agree, fiction couldn't be screwier. You really have to go Ludlum on these two.

250 Dianna  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:35:44pm

re: #215 formercorpsman

Washington? No.

Jefferson? Oh, yes; he'd do it himself. He was rather like Kucinich, a conspiracy-minded idealist.

The populace? How many other people are refusing to buy wine from Pelosi's vineyards? The people are apt to regard the political antics of congress with astonished dismay, but very few will do anything, even vote the rascals out.

251 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:35:57pm

119 Athos

There's nothing that says Berger's entitled to get his clearance back.

It would be fitting if the National Security departments refused to provide Berger with any classified information...and prosecuted anyone who did provide him with classified information


Hillary will just keep firing people there until she gets what she wants. Remember the White House Travel Office?

252 rab3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:36:33pm

re: #198 yah

186 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey 9/13/07 1:55:43 pm reply quote report 0

re: #175 rab3

re: #93 jcm


Now those are big socks.

And what was the name of the Clinton's cat? Socks! And poor Socks ain't been seen much lately. Coincidence? I think not!
We're through the looking glass here, people!

I'd hate to be your opponent in a game of Trivial Pursuit

Hate board games but, I will cop to most of my pursuits being trivial.

253 mich-again  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:37:38pm

The Hildebeast is a power hungry control freak and paranoia is a common trait in those types of people. She knows from personal experience that Sandy Bergler is a scoundrel (which is why they sent him to steal the documents) and that he knows too much and probably even made copies of some of the most damning documents he stole. She knows there is a chance that he could possibly use it against her campaign. So, she hires the guy to keep him on the team.

She figures the people who find his hiring outrageous weren't going to vote for her anyway.

254 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:37:45pm

re: #241 D'kian_

Don't get me wrong, I recognize both sides have very long lines of succession.

I suspect it just makes me mad, because in my own mind, I think I have some intelligence, and good problem solving skills, and watching things line up the way they do, puts me out on conspiratorial grounds.

I hate that. I hate the whole conspiracy theory, OCD, idiocy that comes to mind, especially when I give though to my interpretation of what a conspiracy theorist is.

Have you looked at roles of the Council on Foreign Relations?

Good lord, am I devolving when I start to think both sides are just putting on a dog and pony show by sharing power?

I think I might go back to drinking heavily.

255 DocMartyn  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:39:09pm

She sure knows how to pick men; she has two who have a problem keeping things in their underwear.

256 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:39:19pm

re: #239 squarepeg

re: #232 karmic_inquisitor

It's annoying, but I'm still proud to be of the only country on earth that's willing to act like a grown-up.

England, Australia and (usually) Canada are also on that list...basically the English speaking countries. I also have hope for the Poles & Baltic States because they know they will need us the next time Russia attacks.

257 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:39:34pm

re: #245 Killgore Trout

Killgore, apparently it's supposed to show the inevitable demise, the relentless slide, the black I tell you BLACK future of the Republicans. We're being deserted in droves . . . if people knew then what they know now . . . etc etc ad ridiculum.

258 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:39:35pm

re: #248 Render

And I have been trying to follow your conversation as well.

I just downloaded google earth, but I was unable to get the coordinates you were talking about.

259 Bobibutu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:40:31pm

re: #249 squarepeg

Mmmm thanks. If correct this guy is worse than I thot. Still I wonder what the mechanics were of him coming off with a misdemeanor vs felony.

260 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:40:50pm

A fresh Islamic Rageboy interview...
Meet "Rage Boy"

261 grumpy old codger  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:40:58pm

re: #249 squarepeg
Does his scheme include insurance against unforeseen accidents and "acts of God"? I hope so, if he pisses Shillary off, he could fall down, get booboo.

262 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:41:49pm

148 FrogMarch

The Chinese Communists study and admire Hillary Clinton. She is able to get away with any amount of corruption and it all flies under the radar.

It's truly fascinating how the clintons are above the law.

Think about how much damage was done to to our national security by the technological gifts made by Clinton supporters to the Chinese military under Bill Clinton. Are you willing to start that machine up again. The stakes are too high these days if you ask me.

263 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:42:18pm

re: #256 DeafDog

Yes, they are.

264 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:43:08pm

[Link: www.anncoulter.com...]

I know many here don't care for Coulter, but this is a good article.

FROM THE HALLS OF MALIBU TO THE SHORES OF KENNEDY

It's been the same naysaying from these people since before we even invaded Iraq -- despite the fact that their representatives in Congress voted in favor of that war.

Mark Bowden, author of "Black Hawk Down," warned Americans in the Aug. 30, 2002, Los Angeles Times of 60,000 to 100,000 dead American troops if we invaded Iraq -- comparing an Iraq war to Vietnam and a Russian battle in Chechnya. He said Iraqis would fight the Americans "tenaciously" and raised the prospect of Saddam using weapons of mass destruction against our troops, an attack on Israel "and possibly in the United States."

On Sept. 14, 2002, The New York Times' Frank Rich warned of another al-Qaida attack in the U.S. if we invaded Iraq, noting that since "major al-Qaida attacks are planned well in advance and have historically been separated by intervals of 12 to 24 months, we will find out how much we've been distracted soon enough."

This week makes it six years since a major al-Qaida attack. I guess we weren't distracted. But it looks like al-Qaida has been.

The punch line at the end rocks.

265 jeremy0114  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:43:37pm

I don't know why everyone is in a huff over Sandy Burglar... He is just a regular guy like the rest of us!

Oh, except that if I were Sandy Burglar, I'd still be in federal prison...

266 ColoradoJim  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:43:49pm

I wrote this when the Docs in Socks story first broke, I guess I can post it again.


With apologies to Dr. Seuss:

Docs in Socks – the Sandy Berger Story

Hello, hello Mr. Knox, Sir
I saw a story just shown on Fox, Sir
It may be a story that is true, Sir.
I do not know what to do, Sir.

It is a story about docs in socks...

As shown on Fox, he goes past locks.
He gets a box that's full of docs.
and pulls the docs out of the box.
Locks, Box, Docs, Fox
Docs in box behind the locks.
Docs in box just shown on Fox.

He takes the docs out of the box
And puts the docs down in his socks.
As shown on Fox, he goes past locks.
Docs out of box and in his socks.
Docs, box, locks, socks
Docs in socks behind the locks.
Docs in socks as shown on Fox.

Docs in socks and away he walks
Past all the locks and security blocks
As shown on Fox, he gets past blocks
Past the locks with docs in socks.
Blocks, socks, locks, docs
Docs past blocks and docs past locks
Docs in socks now shown on Fox.

267 rab3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:44:20pm

The Scandal of German TV's 9/11 Poll

Germany's ZDF public television network has sunk to an all-time low on its Web site. It has asked the public who was behind 9/11: Was it really Osama bin Laden or was it actually the US government?

Guess who got the top vote in the pol.? Anyone, Anyone.

Twenty-five percent thought it was George Bush; another 25 percent blamed the US government; 15 percent thought it was the gun lobby's doing; 27 percent voted for terrorist leader

Surprise.

268 CyanSnowHawk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:44:31pm

re: #167 neverquit

"He boasted he would "be the first one to cut the heads of Madonna and Britney Spears.""

I read through that whole article, then came to this final sentence and just couldn't stop laughing as I pictured a line of devout Muslims, all waiting with Axe or Machete in hand, stepping up one by one so they could cut off the heads of Madonna and Britney each time they grew back.

I always though those two had a certain undead appeal.

269 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:45:36pm

Attn: Hempsters...
The Price of Cannabis Around the World

I guess it must be the Island culture of the UK. Ya, mon.

270 justadot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:45:44pm

re: #248 Render

Oh, don't me wrong: Shia = 12ers. I'm still looking for more backstory on this (especially on why it's in English). I don't want to use Google or Wikipedia as sources.

271 Dianna  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:46:00pm

re: #254 formercorpsman

A former Anthro professor of mine believes, firmly, that some anonymous, shadowy and powerful group decide who we are going to get to vote for. He half-jokingly suggests that Nixon was a Soviet mole (which is actually a very interesting proposition), and hates all presidents from Texas.

So you're not in the worst company, ever.

272 Charles the Hammer  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:46:45pm

re: #251 Thor-Zone

Or what Bill did with the federal attorney's when he came into office? Many of whom were, in fact, investigating him and/or his underlings? He fired all of them. BUT - that is not nearly as egregious as Gonzalez firing 8! The Clintons definitely have a history of hiring/firing people based not so much on qualifications but on keeping them quiet/on the team, etc. They are very political, and I don't mean in an ideological way. In a power-hungry way.

I am actually frightened that Hillary, the same woman who called Gen. Patreus a liar and a shill for the Bush Administration, could be our next Commander-in-Chief. Very frightened.

I also like the fact that liberals tried to defend Berger by saying that he didn't steal or destroy anything important. (Hey, by killing that bum, I wasn't killing anybody important! Shouldn't I get a lesser sentence? Sickening "logic" . . .) Of course, the fallacy of this position is the very fact that WE DON'T KNOW WHAT HE STOLE AND DESTROYED. After all, IT WAS DESTROYED!

Does anyone else look around at our country today and find the real-time historical revisionism scary?

the sinner,

Charles

273 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:46:45pm

re: #261 grumpy old codger

If I were Berger, I'd have a couple of safety-deposit boxes around the country. In each of them would be a hand-written and notarized document beginning, "If I should die under suspicious circumstances . . . "

274 justadot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:47:09pm

re: #270 justadot

PIMF: Don't get me wrong.

/ sorry, that was damn dumb of me

275 Obsidiandog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:48:50pm

They know where all the bodies are buried.

276 kwildman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:49:23pm

The more experienced Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, has relied largely on her husband and a triumvirate of senior officials from his presidency

Why do people insist on pretending that Mrs. Bill Clinton and her husband can stand each other's presence long enough to solicit advice? My guess is that Bill wakes up from whatever hotel he stayed in then night before and rolls out to a fund raiser only after being summoned by one of Hillary's campaign managers b/c, ya know, it's a good place to meet chicks...

277 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:49:40pm

re: #267 rab3

No sooner do I worry that Americans are the stupidest educated people on earth than the Germans come along to save the day.

278 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:50:59pm

re: #271 Dianna

Again, I just hate myself when I start thinking in the conspiracy realm. Either side I would be projecting the theory on, does not matter.

I might as well start posting on other sites if you catch my drift.

279 coquimbojoe  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:52:33pm

re: #242 Thor-Zone

80 galloping granny

Let me get this straight: Hillary's top fund raiser is a thief and a front man for Communist China who funnels illegal money to the Hillary's campaign. Money she is "returning" under duress, but sending along a request to have the money re-donated immediately along with the check. She is relying on a woman who has killed more civilians within the borders of the USA than any other government official in history. And she has now appointed a convicted thief of state secrets as her "National Security Advisor."

And people really think this woman should be President?

Well put Granny!

That kinda puts things into perspective doesn't it?

280 mrsoc  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:53:39pm

re: #267 rab3

The Scandal of German TV's 9/11 Poll

Germany's ZDF public television network has sunk to an all-time low on its Web site. It has asked the public who was behind 9/11: Was it really Osama bin Laden or was it actually the US government?

Guess who got the top vote in the pol.? Anyone, Anyone.

Twenty-five percent thought it was George Bush; another 25 percent blamed the US government; 15 percent thought it was the gun lobby's doing; 27 percent voted for terrorist leader

Surprise.

and 32 percent thought it was ron paul.

281 bp sf  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:53:45pm

269 Killgore

Thanks...I was going to consume this bag, I'll just export it to Japan for the big bucks.

282 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:53:47pm

re: #80 galloping granny

I missed your post.

Dead on.

283 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:54:15pm

#246 rappmandu

Hillary will snap and have a major freak-out prior to the '08 election.

And I think I know what will precipitate it.

Well...just don't leave us hangin'...Let's have it!

284 Render  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:55:14pm

re: #201 justadot

Ok...

A couple of those three messages a bit more benign, (and English challenged), sounding and looking.

"Welcome Agricultural Complex"

"Welcome Kapakuram International University SCO KKHK"

And those are close enough to the Gilgit single strip airport to be readable from the air. Which explains that part...

That first one I found was deep enough in a very high mountain pass that nobody is flying over it, except the German paraglider that took the picture.

So why English?

===

#258 Formercorpman

I so wish there was a better way to link those coordinates. Best I can tell you right now is to cut and paste them into the Google Earth search window - and then remove everything but the numbers.

UNTIL
THEN,
R

285 DockScience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:55:30pm

So she's gathering trusted bagmen willing to sacrifice themselves and commit crimes for their leader.

Are we expecting anything else from Ms. Clinton?

286 Dianna  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:55:40pm

re: #278 formercorpsman

I know, and I empathize.

It's easy to get frantic, but there is a way of turning this to the good: treat your conspiracy theories as an amusement, a creative outlet.

Take Umberto Eco's observation to heart: The Templars are involved, somehow.

287 Outrider  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:55:54pm

According to a Fox news story at the time:

"...However, some drafts of a sensitive after-action report on the Clinton administration's handling of Al Qaeda terror threats during the December 1999 millennium celebration are still missing, officials and lawyers said. Officials said the missing documents also identified America's terror vulnerabilities at airports to seaports..."


What about those documents Mr Berger?

The man is a convicted thief. Her staff is starting to look just like her husbands cabinet.

288 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:56:30pm
289 JammieWearingFool  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:56:42pm

re: #245 Killgore Trout

re: #231 JammieWearingFool

I couldn't figure that out. Is there a purpose for that? Why bother.

It's Kos. Is there any figuring it out?

Just think had Ned Lament won and a poll were commissioned now. The nutroots would be howling about Lieberman being a sore loser.

Of course Kos doesn't consider how Lament would be perceived now after the public got to witness nine months of barking moonbattery from him.

And have no doubt, he was bought and paid for.

290 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:56:48pm

re: #267 rab3

The Scandal of German TV's 9/11 Poll

Germany's
ZDF public television network has sunk to an all-time low on its Web
site. It has asked the public who was behind 9/11: Was it really Osama
bin Laden or was it actually the US government?

Guess who got the top vote in the pol.? Anyone, Anyone.

Twenty-five
percent thought it was George Bush; another 25 percent blamed the US
government; 15 percent thought it was the gun lobby's doing; 27 percent
voted for terrorist leader

Surprise.

The gun lobby?!? Oh, FFS! Why not blame the ACLU? Their membership increased greatly after 9/11, too!

291 beens21  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:57:07pm

[Link: www.sciencedaily.com...] ot this is science?

292 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:57:27pm
293 formercorpsman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:57:34pm

My reply button won't work.

It just takes to the top of the post now.

Dianna, the last sentence gave me a good laugh.

See you folks.

Drywall hanging time.

294 akak  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:57:41pm

[Link: www.ctv.ca...]

Quebecer arrested in connection with terror plot

295 rab3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:58:46pm

re: #277 squarepeg

re: #267 rab3

No sooner do I worry that Americans are the stupidest educated people on earth than the Germans come along to save the day.

I would be afraid to take that poll here and burst our Germany disappointment bubble.

296 ladycatnip  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:59:09pm

#238 Bobibutu

I sure would like to hear any other insights as WTF seems to be the only thing I can come up with as well. You can't write fiction screwier than this.

Berger knows too much - if he winds up dead like Foster it would be too suspicious. So the quid pro quo was for him to erase all evidence of Clinton's bungling then when she's elected prez (God forbid) he'll be her nat'l security advisor. Lot of back-scratching with someone like him so he doesn't pull another Dick Morris defection and spill the beans.

297 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:59:18pm

re: #276 kwildman

Bill wants her back in the White House for various reasons, so there must be some co-operation going on there. But I do wonder what it's like when they have to meet face-to-face. It's got to be the greatest cosmic joke since the location of the world's oil wealth in the geographical heart of Islam -- they're bitter enemies who have to maintain this myth of a happy marriage so each can attain the objects of their individual obsessions.

298 tradewind  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 2:59:26pm

Well, well.
Sandy Bergler, Hillary's Sock Puppet.
There's a bumper sticker in there somewhere.

299 galloping granny  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:00:24pm

re: #271 Dianna

re: #254 formercorpsman

A former Anthro professor of mine believes, firmly, that some anonymous, shadowy and powerful group decide who we are going to get to vote for. He half-jokingly suggests that Nixon was a Soviet mole (which is actually a very interesting proposition), and hates all presidents from Texas.

So you're not in the worst company, ever.

He isn't the only one that believes this or something quite like this.

300 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:00:36pm
301 Topspin Lob  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:02:06pm

OT:

But what a great week for me.
1) Registered here yesterday, after waiting to do so for years.
2) Was in Bev Hills today doing some freelance work and Jon Voight (YES, that JV!) passed by in his SUV and smiled and waved. (I was walking down a narrow street in Benedict Canyon at the time).

302 Slumbering Behemoth  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:02:21pm

OT: And a tab bit old, but still good for a laugh.

A fresh take on the ant & the grasshopper fable.

303 justadot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:02:47pm

re: #284 Render

I also want to know how long they've been there. All the different spellings (Khyber, Khaiber, etc.) make the searching difficult.

Do you have the coords for those in Tajikistan?

304 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:03:14pm

re: #295 rab3

re: #277 squarepeg


re: #267 rab3

No sooner do I worry that Americans are the stupidest educated people on earth than the Germans come along to save the day.


I would be afraid to take that poll here and burst our Germany disappointment bubble.

Circular alert - The poll would be of the stupidest educated people asking them who are the stupedist educated people...so you could never trust the result.

305 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:03:35pm

When Llamas attack...
Escaped llama attacks Oregon woman

A behaviorally-troubled llama that recently escaped from its owner attacked a woman in Terrebonne, Ore., in plain view of her young daughter.

The Bend (Ore.) Bulletin Thursday said Nancy Campbell had been walking with her 8-year-old daughter earlier this week, when the llama suddenly knocked her down, and bit her.

Campbell's husband, Bill, said he was shocked when his daughter came home Monday to tell him her mother was being attacked by a raging llama.

Leaving his frightened daughter at home, Bill said he found the llama relentlessly attacking his wife.

“When I got there, it was still trying to attack Nancy and to be aggressive,” he said. “Every time she moved away, he came toward her.”

The concerned husband managed to distract the animal and eventually it was restrained by neighbors.

Local veterinarians said the llama was suffering from a rare behavioral disorder known as "berserk llama syndrome."

306 Outrider  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:03:58pm

re: #291 beens21

[Link: [Link: www.sciencedaily.com...]...] ot this is science?


Fascinating. They needed a study to prove that feminine men responded to ads with a feminine theme while masculine men responded better to ads with a masculine theme.

Most people would never have guessed that a metro sexual wouldn't respond favorably to the "Marlboro Man". /s

Interesting article though.

307 rab3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:04:04pm

Time to go.

308 republic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:04:21pm

The real tragedy, is that the last time a Republican did something like this, it was called "Watergate", and a standing President was forced to resign, and yet, when a Democrat does the near, identical thing, it's laughed off by everyone, including the msm.

How very sad.

America, if you vote Hillary into office, then you deserve the government that you will get, and that includes any and all of you loser Republican voters who stayed home in November of 2006, to "teach the Republicans a lesson."

spit!

309 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:05:11pm

272 Charles the Hammer

Does anyone else look around at our country today and find the real-time historical revisionism scary?

It is truly breath taking.

310 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:06:13pm
311 Slumbering Behemoth  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:06:33pm

re: #302 Slumbering Behemoth

Dang it, PIMF tab = tad. I'll get the hang of this sooner or later.

312 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:06:41pm

Heard a part of this on Rush today, sounded like a good article...

[Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

313 IBEW-CON  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:06:59pm

305 Killgore Trout

Is-llama facists?

314 meMarc  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:08:18pm

Here's a funny video essay about what Sandy Berger should be eating.
Prison Food Convention.

On the same page, you'll also see a link to Hillary's interview on Charlie Rose last night. I only listened to a couple minutes of it and it put me off food of any kind for awhile. Consider yourself warned.

315 Fenway_Nation  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:08:39pm

#305

I've eaten llama before...with a side of rice.

316 republic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:09:01pm

re: #310 savage_nation

re: #308 republic


The real tragedy, is that the last time a Republican did something like this, it was called "Watergate", and a standing President was forced to resign, and yet, when a Democrat does the near, identical thing, it's laughed off by everyone, including the msm.

How very sad.

America, if you vote Hillary into office, then you deserve the government that you will get, and that includes any and all of you loser Republican voters who stayed home in November of 2006, to "teach the Republicans a lesson."

spit!


Oh, you think we deserve a totalitarian Communist police state now?

Knock it off with that talk. Sheesh!


No savage, I said what I said, in hopes that it would get the sleep walking Americans off their fat, lazy, self-centered, ignorant asses, and get involved and get out and talk and vote!

In other words, DO SOMETHING, instead of sit around and bitch and moan.

I'm certainly not accusing you of that, because I know you better than that, but my point is, if the Democrats gain complete control, I have not done my job well.

I hold myself accountable savage.

317 Thor-Zone  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:09:33pm

#276 kwildman

My guess is that Bill wakes up from whatever hotel he stayed in then night before and rolls out to a fund raiser only after being summoned by one of Hillary's campaign managers...

Does anyone else wretch as hard as I do whenever I see them standing together smiling and waving and one holding on to the other? It makes my skin crawl.

318 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:09:59pm
319 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:10:44pm

re: #318 savage_nation

re: #316 republic

Ok, I thought you had a brain fart there for a minute

Ron Paul?

320 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:11:30pm

re: #318 savage_nation

re: #316 republic

Ok, I thought you had a brain fart there for a minute

Republic isn't nicelass (who comes in here yelling at lgfers then runs away when asked what she does to head off islamists).

/snicker

321 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:11:37pm
322 grumpy old codger  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:12:00pm

re: #273 squarepeg
"When I die under..."
You're right!

323 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:12:19pm
324 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:12:30pm

This has probably been mentioned, but I didn't scroll down through all the comments...
As soon as the Sandy Burglar thing hit the fan, and especially after the sentencing (WTH were you thinking, Bush Justice Dept?), the widely speculated idea was that his reward for keeping his yap shut was a spot in Her Shrillness' cabinet. His sentence is due to end right about Inauguration Day, IIRC.

325 Kreuzueber Halbmond  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:12:55pm
misdemeanor charges

This is what burns me - that Berger got off easy. The average citizen would be sitting in prison for committing this type of crime. What a sorry slob.

326 Dianna  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:12:59pm

re: #299 galloping granny

Which proposition?

What's amusing is, he freely admits he's paranoid. He reminds me that paranoids are frequently wrong, but they're never disappointed.

Though he's quite scary when he sets in on Johnson and Bush, and Texas, and religion...

327 republic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:13:15pm

re: #318 savage_nation

re: #316 republic

Ok, I thought you had a brain fart there for a minute

savage, I will not be deceived.

I have my Faith in the correct object, and I will not ever be deceived, but it's not me that I worry about.

I heard about the endless unions who have thrown their total support behind Hillary, and it makes me sick, and I was a union man most of my adult life.

People better get their heads out of their asses if they think that Hillary can't win.

328 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:13:36pm
329 insanity police  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:13:38pm

Traitor working for a traitor. Nice fit. Barf.

330 NJDhockeyfan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:14:09pm

re: #315 Fenway_Nation

#305

I've eaten llama before...with a side of rice.

and some fava beans and a nice chianti?

331 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:14:27pm

Most people already said my sentiments about this thing and the clintons.

I don't get how someone like scooter libby can be treated so harshly yet this document stealer is let off the hook with a tiny hand slap.

Sick.

I think clinton has no chance in 08 due to not only how far left she is, but all these scandals. I have a feeling there will be a lot more talk of her *background* when it comes closer to election time. That doesn't mean the Republicans shouldn't work hard to make sure to beat her, just saying I do not see her as the shoe in that the pollsters and msm do.

332 meMarc  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:14:30pm

Mark Steyn's on Hugh Hewitt right now.

333 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:14:40pm
334 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:15:41pm

re: #327 republic

People better get their heads out of their asses if they think that Hillary can't win.

Hillary can win, no doubt about it.

Hillary won't win if I have anything t say about it. Now...who's with me?

335 NJDhockeyfan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:15:44pm

re: #305 Killgore Trout


Would splodeydopes maybe be infected with "berserk isllamic syndrome."

336 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:15:46pm
337 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:16:18pm
338 commander_vimes  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:16:46pm

re: #334 DesertSage

Hillary can win, no doubt about it.

Hillary won't win if I have anything t say about it. Now...who's with me?

Yo!

339 pat  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:16:54pm

How special. Hillary is being advised by a thief and a fool. On top of Hsu, this makes one wonder if we are electing a President or a gang chief.

340 NJDhockeyfan  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:17:12pm

Who is Hillary?

341 Clemente  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:17:58pm

As posted at WSJ two days ago:

A Real 9/11 Cover-Up
By CYRUS NOWRASTEH

After the broadcast the controversy went away. The threatened lawsuits never materialized, and the attacks on the miniseries' credibility dissipated. Indeed, experts such as Michael Scheuer, former chief of the CIA's bin Laden unit, and Gary Schroen, the first American field agent into Afghanistan after 9/11, both came forward to confirm the accuracy of the docudrama.

The current battle against the DVD version is not taking place in a frenzy of unfounded accusations, but in silence. The normal time frame from broadcast to DVD for miniseries and movies is approximately four months. Originally I was told by ABC that the DVD release date would be in January. January came and went, and I was told June was the new release date. Then July. Now ABC's official statement is, "We have not decided on a release date at this time." No further explanation.

Privately, I was told by an ABC executive that "If Hillary weren't running for president, this wouldn't be a problem..."

An interesting, if unsurprising facet of the media's fawning indulgence of the Clinton's family character. My apologies if this has already been brought up here.

342 Dianna  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:18:07pm

Time to go - it looks like San Francisco is trying to have yet another transit meltdown. This time, a water main break is causing a sinkhole at 1st and Howard.

If you need to get out of the City along that path, go now!

343 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:18:14pm

I'm with ya, Sage!

344 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:18:26pm
345 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:18:45pm

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]
RE: The cop killing in South Fla.

The suspect purchased three high-powered weapons in March, police said.


I heard this earlier.
The guy buys 3 Ak-47's at one time?
WTH?

346 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:18:46pm

re: #334 DesertSage

I'm with you in stopping hillary :)

Savage - TOO funny.


Republic, now my head is not in my ass about hillary (and yes I know you weren't saying that to me haha). I just think that this stuff is laying low and there will be a plan that will leave her running to the bathroom with her makeup all smudged. This stuff will come out closer to vote time...the Republicans realize if they make a big deal about this now, it'll be forgotten by then. I think a lot of people seriously are sick and tired of the clintons and their corruption. People are forgetting it is still mega early in this election cycle.

347 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:19:21pm
348 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:19:38pm

re: #331 Highrise

I think clinton has no chance in 08 due to not only how far left she is, but all these scandals. I have a feeling there will be a lot more talk of her *background* when it comes closer to election time. That doesn't mean the Republicans shouldn't work hard to make sure to beat her, just saying I do not see her as the shoe in that the pollsters and msm do.

Yeah, I've had the same thought but from a different angle. My take is that the hypocracy of her "Iraq" flip-flops would keep the far-left away and the centrisists would sniff the the "flip-flop" label that stuck to kerry like glue (Hillary will get tagged the same way during a general election - it'll be interesting to see how well the teflon works).

But it just isn't happening.

349 socalinfidel  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:19:44pm

Fellow Lizards, I just found out my coworker supports Ron Paul because she likes his Foreign Policy...It took everything that I had to not laugh in her face...So I asked her if she liked being an uneducated voter to which she just stared at me...When dealing with those people I have found out its best to keep it simple...because if you like ron paul how much intellect can you really have?

350 Fenway_Nation  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:20:29pm

re: #330 NJDhockeyfan

re: #315 Fenway_Nation


#305

I've eaten llama before...with a side of rice.


and some fava beans and a nice chianti?

No, that would be the Dali Lama

351 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:21:11pm

re: #347 savage_nation


you at the Parson building?

352 Bobibutu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:22:14pm

re: #296 ladycatnip

My mind boggles at the outrageousness.

353 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:22:56pm
354 Ezekiel2517  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:23:00pm

Every time she comes to the podium we'll hear The Godfather theme.

If there were justice in the world the entire crime family would be tarred, feathered and dropped from a C-17 into North Korea.

355 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:23:40pm

re: #349 socalinfidel

Fellow Lizards, I just found out my coworker supports Ron Paul because she likes his Foreign Policy...It took everything that I had to not laugh in her face...So I asked her if she liked being an uneducated voter to which she just stared at me...When dealing with those people I have found out its best to keep it simple...because if you like ron paul how much intellect can you really have?

Errr...may I suggest a more delicate approach. The direct "you're dumb" sometimes drives people to Hillary.

356 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:24:25pm

Hillary is not as popular as her husband...and he never won a majority vote.

For Hillary to win, the Clinton's will have to employ the old third candidate approach to split the electorate. It worked for Bill twice, and it's the only chance Hillary has.

I truly believe that the Clinton machine will insert a third party, possibly Michael Bloomberg, to split off a good portion of northeast Republicans away from Rudy. They know they can't win if Rudy carries a good portion of the northeast.
It's all a numbers game with the Clinton's. They're just sleazy enough to pull some kind of stunt like inserting a third candidate.

357 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:24:38pm

re: #341 Clemente


What do you expect.
They hired 1/2 her cabinet and then calls them reporters.

358 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:25:03pm

re: #327 republic

re: #318 savage_nation


re: #316 republic

Ok, I thought you had a brain fart there for a minute


savage, I will not be deceived.

I have my Faith in the correct object, and I will not ever be deceived, but it's not me that I worry about.

I heard about the endless unions who have thrown their total support behind Hillary, and it makes me sick, and I was a union man most of my adult life.

People better get their heads out of their asses if they think that Hillary can't win.

Dunno if you heard Rush today, but he mentioned the whole NALC thing and them backing humping Hillary. I got my monthly copy of the Postal Record the other day, and Bill Young (the NALC President head union thug) made himself out to be Mr Hoohaw on the Rush issue. Not unlike a troofer who flings poo at people, they just shake their head and walk away, then the troofer brags to all his basement buddies™ how he just totallly p0wned the guy. You gotta shake your head at their jumping through hoops to convince you they're on the up and up.

359 socalinfidel  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:25:26pm

re: #355 DeafDog

re: #349 socalinfidel


Fellow Lizards, I just found out my coworker supports Ron Paul because she likes his Foreign Policy...It took everything that I had to not laugh in her face...So I asked her if she liked being an uneducated voter to which she just stared at me...When dealing with those people I have found out its best to keep it simple...because if you like ron paul how much intellect can you really have?

Errr...may I suggest a more delicate approach. The direct "you're dumb" sometimes drives people to Hillary.


I disagree...I like to make them think and if they want to vote for hillary that is their own fault...she would probably be better than ron paul...Probably

360 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:25:38pm

re: #349 socalinfidel

Fellow Lizards, I just found out my coworker supports Ron Paul because she likes his Foreign Policy...It took everything that I had to not laugh in her face...So I asked her if she liked being an uneducated voter to which she just stared at me...When dealing with those people I have found out its best to keep it simple...because if you like ron paul how much intellect can you really have?


I watched ron paul on Bill O'reilly earlier this week. Wow...he proves what a piece of work he really is every time he opens his mouth. I now view ron paul supporters (of his foreign policy specifically) even MORE so in an idiot light than ever.

So how did your stomach feel after talking to her? hehe I used to have lunch with about 6 of my ex coworkers a few years ago and their languaged sickened me about bush, about how we should embrace france and russia's decision to chastize us on Iraq, all republicans needed to be hung up and shot, etc.

I listened for a good half hour...got up..said my piece, and never spoke to them again. I ignored their calls and emails to get me to *come back*. I did return one email of one of the ex coworkers. I calmly explained answers to his questions. I got back an email that was utter filth...FILTH. I changed my email after that. There is no talking to people who are that far out there.

361 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:26:05pm

re: #351 bulwrk

re: #347 savage_nation


you at the Parson building?

Just down the street from Parson...the "Continental" building.

362 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:26:50pm

OT

Baghdad Jim McDimwitt, Universal Health Care by '09.

Have barf bag handy.
WARNING Slow loading.

363 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:27:57pm

re: #356 DesertSage


You can say what you want about Ross, but he wasn't a Clinton stooge.

It's an interesting theory, but they would need to pick the person very carefully and someone like Bloomberg would draw as much support from the shrill one as whoever the republican may be.

364 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:28:12pm
365 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:28:33pm

I assume this has been linked to before but just in case...
Threat to kill Madonna, Britney

Madonna and Britney Spears will have their "heads cut off" if they continue to spread "Satanic culture", Muslim terrorist leaders have warned.

Muhammad Abdel-Al, spokesperson and senior leader of Palestinian terror group the Popular Resistance Committees, warns the two pop superstars face death unless they change their evil ways, which includes acting like "prostitutes" to sell records.

In new book, Schmoozing with Terrorists: From Hollywood to the Holy Land Jihadists Reveal their Global Plans - to a Jew!, Abdel-Al rages: "If I meet these whores I will have the honour - I repeat, I will have the honour - to be the first one to cut the heads off Madonna and Britney Spears if they will keep spreading their satanic culture against Islam."

Let's give them a state™

366 stevieray  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:28:47pm

I figure Sandy Burglar must have the goods on the Clintons. Think about it:

If the decision were up to the Clintons, why would they bring him on board before the election? They've gotta know it doesn't look good to hire him; and they would try to avoid this unnecessary scandal. They'd wait until they were safely in office to hire him.

Sandy Burglar must be pulling the strings... maybe he needs money, or misses the Washington "juice" he used to have... I don't know why he cannot wait, but I've got to believe he is the one pushing this forward now. This isn't simple payback to a loyal stooge.

367 Jheka  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:29:17pm

Asked by me in the previous thread (didn't see an answer):

Does anyone have a link to Thompson's "due process for Bin Laden" comment? I'd like to see it in context.

Out of context, it sounds disturbingly Clintonian and reminds one of our suicidal response to the first WTC bombing. I'd like to think that Thompson does not subscribe to that discredited mindset.

368 CommonSense  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:29:26pm

re: #264 hous bin pharteen

With due respect to my wife I would marry Ann Coulter in a heartbeat.

369 socalinfidel  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:29:43pm

re: #360 Highrise

Yeah, I dont agree with bush 100% (I really dont think anyone does these days) But I do like him and agree with most things he does...People these days really need to see that if we take the dimmicrat approach then not only are the terrorist attacks going to increase in this country but Iraq and the middle east are going to be in such a worse situation...nothing like a civil war in iraq and having iran take it over ...or emboldening AQ because they defeated us...yeah that will go over well with the world...im getting sick to my stomach...I keep telling my coworkers...pick up a quran and read it for 5 minutes, it will change your entire perspective on everything (I even have robert spencers politically incorrect guide to islam here and I try to pawn it off to people...so far no takers)

370 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:30:56pm

when Mexico's oil pipelines where hit...many said Islam had nothing to do with it...despite Hugo's friendship with Iran...

but in Italy...Last February, in the quiet of a secluded northern Italian country house, three Italian far left militants brainstormed, unaware that counter-terrorism officials were listening to their every word. The men were known members of the so-called "New Red Brigades," discussing new strategies for the group. Alfredo Davanzo, the ideologue of the group who had just returned from France using a forged passport, spoke about the need to overcome the organization's isolation, caused by its secrecy and the waves of arrests it had suffered (ironically, the three would be arrested the following Monday). The group, said the men, should find new venues for their recruitment efforts and pointed to Italian mosques, described as "propellers of protests and struggles," as one of the most obvious choices. The conversation is just another indication of what Italian intelligence officials have warned about for the last few years: some of the most militant segments of the Italian extreme left have displayed an increasing interest in and admiration for radical Islam. What has been only purely moral support up to now could possibly develop into a dangerous cooperation.

[Link: counterterrorismblog.org...]

371 beens21  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:31:36pm

[Link: www.peterfpaul.com...] some more baggage for hillary.

372 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:31:42pm

re: #359 socalinfidel

We can disagree on tactics, but let's not disagree on the evil that is HC.

Ron Paul - like Danny-boy Kucinich and Barak Osama-Obama-bin-lammma - at least has his heart in the right place. I'll accept them as well meaning fools that I would try to work with. Hillary will polarize the country.

373 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:32:04pm
374 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:32:48pm

re: #364 savage_nation

re: #358 bikermailman

Well this troofer flung poo and it bounced back in his face. hahaha

I remember that one. IIRC, there was a sequel. A setup, possibly? I like Bonaduce (sp?), don't get me wrong, but I don't think he's above a stunt like that.

375 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:33:02pm

Is the Leftist - Islamist convergence complete?...

More on Arrested Austrian al Qaeda Supporter--Leftist Ties

In 2003 he undertook, invited by the Saddam-Regime, a trip to Iraq which was organized as well by “Antiimperialist Camp”. Media reports also read that he visited “terror training camps” twice in either Afghanistan or Pakistan, but authorities do not confirm this.

Back in Austria he runs the “Islamische Jugend Österreich” (Islamic Youth Austria), a small radical Islamic group in opposition not only to western values, but also to mainstream Muslim organizations in Austria.

In the photo below, taken on March 18, 2006, he gave an interview during a demonstration staged in VIENNA protesting the 3rd anniversary of Operation Iraqi Freedom, which was organized by the “Antiimperialist Camp”, an Austrian far left/anarchist organization.

376 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:34:11pm

re: #368 CommonSense

re: #264 hous bin pharteen

With due respect to my wife I would marry Ann Coulter in a heartbeat.

Not me...I would sooo never win any argument ever again.
/hugs the dogs

377 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:34:26pm

re: #371 beens21

[Link: www.peterfpaul.com...] some more baggage for hillary.

Never seen this before. Is this accurate. Dare I ask if the charges may be true?

378 Ezekiel2517  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:34:51pm

Ron Paul supporters are merely crypto-Democrats who will probably register as GOP so they can try to scotch the vote in the primary. Their hope is not that he'll win the primary, but that he makes a big enough showing that he can run against the Republican as an Independent in the general election thus securing a win for the Clintons.

379 Fenway_Nation  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:35:07pm

#365

I assume this has been linked to before but just in case...
Threat to kill Madonna, Britney

Let's give them a state™

Madonna and Britney get their own state? What would it be called? Slutsylvania or Skankistan?

380 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:35:13pm

re: #376 bikermailman

re: #368 CommonSense


re: #264 hous bin pharteen

With due respect to my wife I would marry Ann Coulter in a heartbeat.


Not me...I would sooo never win any argument ever again.
/hugs the dogs


Good one

381 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:35:21pm
382 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:36:01pm

re: #367 Jheka

Fred wants “due process” for Osama?

It's not really a great statement but not as bad as it sounds.

383 CommonSense  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:36:39pm

re: #380 DeafDog

That's the point she and I have the same viewpoint there would never be an argument.

384 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:36:58pm

re: #380 DeafDog

re: #376 bikermailman

re: #368 CommonSense


re: #264 hous bin pharteenWith due respect to my wife I would marry Ann Coulter in a heartbeat.


Not me...I would sooo never win any argument ever again.
/hugs the dogs


Good one

But making up after the argument...

385 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:36:59pm

re: #375 Killgore Trout
My #370 is about the hard left and Islam in Italy.

386 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:37:12pm

re: #373 savage_nation

re: #368 CommonSense


re: #264 hous bin pharteen

With due respect to my wife I would marry Ann Coulter in a heartbeat.


I would ONLY if she looked like Jessica Alba...

/omfg she is hot!

Too true, but she's like a female Alec Baldwin. Way out to the left, and dumb as a post.
/sorry for being contrarian this evening.

387 Sevoguy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:37:38pm

Get ready for the Hillary Box on your paycheck. You think the Federal box takes out the most money from your paycheck. Just wait. The Hillary Box is going to level all americans you WORK with about 20% of their gross earnings.

we will see.

Sandy you are a traitor to your country.

388 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:37:46pm

re: #372 DeafDog

Hillary will polarize the country.


haha..this hit my funny bone. You know the lunch meeting I mentioned up in my post 360?

Well one of the things they had a main issue with Bush on was that he was a divider not a uniter. I guess they themselves thought that they were being uniters by wanting all republicans hung and shot. Yeah the loony leftists are uniters all right...if you turn to their dark side only..ha! Sound like another cult we know of?

/shakes head up and down..uhuh.

389 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:38:30pm

re: #375 Killgore Trout


Why do you think I started calling them Islamo-libs?

390 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:38:37pm

THE AP - SUBTLE SPINNING TO UNDERMINE RUDY

Rudy blasted Hillary and Moveon. But check out the last few UNRELATED comments by the "reporter":

Giuliani made the comments after shaking hands with a the lunchtime crowd eating fried green tomatoes at the OK Cafe in Atlanta. A version of the old Georgia flag, which contains the Confederate battle emblem, hung on the wall.

Followed by a riff on illegal immigration that most Republicans, indeed most Americans probably disagree with to some extent.

391 theheat  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:38:40pm
Sandy “Docs In My Socks” Berger, who pleaded guilty to stealing and destroying classified documents related to the Clinton administration’s anti-terror efforts

You know what would make this even better? If Docs In My Socks had a previously unknown sex tape floating around, funneled money to the Palestinians, maybe liked to have a little man-on-man sex with strangers in bathrooms, and dabbled in pit bull or cockfighting on the side.

Then, and only then, would he truly meet the qualifications for the job. It isn't enough to shred important documents. That's a pretty light resume these days.

392 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:38:52pm

re: #363 DeafDog

re: #356 DesertSage


You can say what you want about Ross, but he wasn't a Clinton stooge.

It's an interesting theory, but they would need to pick the person very carefully and someone like Bloomberg would draw as much support from the shrill one as whoever the republican may be.

I never said Ross was a Clinton stooge. What I'm saying is that the Clinton's capitalized on his third party candidacy and they learned a valuable lesson from it. The lesson being that a Clinton can only win the presidency with a third party to run interference.
It could be Bloomberg, it could be someone else. The point being that the Clinton machine will try and insert someone as a third party candidate and we all have to be aware of what they're doing...and not fall for it like we did last time.

393 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:39:02pm

re: #383 CommonSense

I guess I was thinking along the lines of domestic exuse.

If you wanted to go to the Olive Garden and AnnC wanted to go to Red Lobster...you would wind up at red lobster every time. You'd never get to pick the movie at blockbuster either. :-)

394 Pvt Bin Jammin  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:40:13pm

re: #361 DesertSage

re: #351 bulwrk


re: #347 savage_nation


you at the Parson building?


Just down the street from Parson...the "Continental" building.


Keep me posted.

395 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:40:35pm

re: #388 Highrise

I lost ya.

396 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:40:52pm
397 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:41:39pm

re: #394 Pvt Bin Jammin

will do

398 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:42:30pm

re: #382 Killgore Trout

re: #367 Jheka

Fred wants “due process” for Osama?

It's not really a great statement but not as bad as it sounds.

I heard an idea on...Medved's show, I think. Basically, if you catch OBL alive, deny the muslims their 'martyr', and humiliate the bastard at the same time. Start at the earliest charges, in Sudan or wherever. Ethiopia. Do a nice little world tour, each trial taking years, it humiliates and emasculates his image, while denying them the 'martyr' they are desperate for. It doesn't satisfy the kneejerk desire to hang the sonofabitch, but strategically, it works.

399 savage_nation[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:43:09pm
400 jcm  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:43:09pm
401 Jheka  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:43:25pm

re: #382 Killgore Trout

re: #367 Jheka

Fred wants “due process” for Osama?

It's not really a great statement but not as bad as it sounds.

Thanks!

That allays my fears on that front. Not as bad as it sounded out of context.

402 Clutch  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:43:29pm

I am suffering from Bush-Clinton-Bush fatigue (don't worry, this does not mean I am not supporting the President any longer, although sometimes he makes me very, very angry! //best said in a Marvin the Martian voice). The LAST thing I want to see is another Clinton in office, so we need a change from this dynasty bulls#it. Please don't afflict the country with a case of BC2 Syndrome. (I wish Duncan Hunter had the backing of more people, since he is still my 1st choice, but alas, that will most likely not be a choice for me...)

403 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:43:36pm

re: #384 jcm

re: #380 DeafDog


re: #376 bikermailman

re: #368 CommonSense

re: #264 hous bin pharteenWith due respect to my wife I would marry Ann Coulter in a heartbeat.

Not me...I would sooo never win any argument ever again.
/hugs the dogs

Good one

But making up after the argument...

You have a point, my man.
/loooves the long hair...I'm a leg man too...heh.

404 Tazzerman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:43:41pm

re: #341 Clemente

Why doesn't this surprise me? It's just SOOO typical of the way the MSM runs interference for the Clintons... Down the ol' memory hole it goes...

Regarding Sandy Burgler: in a 'sane' world, his inclusion into Hillary's campaign would ring an immediate death knell..

Who knows, maybe it will. I mean really, how long can the MSM keep this information 'secret' and further once it's widely known, I would HOPE that the heat would be turned up enough to FORCE an even deeper investigation of Mr Burglers activities... One that actually looks at ALL the facts.

BTW, I'd LOVE to see the results of that promised lie detector test... Oh, wait.. He never took that did he...

Heaven help us all...

405 Pvt Bin Jammin  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:44:34pm

re: #399 savage_nation

See ya later, warrior.

406 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:44:52pm

re: #392 DesertSage

Dollar Bill is a master pol, but I just don't see whom he has the power to coerce into doing that.

For that scenario to unfold, you would need an issue-based candidate. Ross had the deficit. I suppose the Immigration debate might do the same thing now. So if McCain won the nomination, a Duncan Hunter might say f*ck it. I'm running as an independent. But for the Clintons to arrange that would be beyond their control

407 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:45:19pm

#396 Savage

Alba's a lefty? Really? I actually heard her completely denounce the demand that she behave "more Latina". She basically said "I was born in America. I'm American." And something like "my family never insisted I be "latin" ". Something like that. Anyway - what did she say that seemed left-wing? (This is far more important than anything else at LGF, right now. :) I was counting on Alba to surprise us as an under the radar republican chick.

408 republic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:45:36pm

re: #392 DesertSage

re: #363 DeafDog


re: #356 DesertSage


You can say what you want about Ross, but he wasn't a Clinton stooge.

It's an interesting theory, but they would need to pick the person very carefully and someone like Bloomberg would draw as much support from the shrill one as whoever the republican may be.


I never said Ross was a Clinton stooge. What I'm saying is that the Clinton's capitalized on his third party candidacy and they learned a valuable lesson from it. The lesson being that a Clinton can only win the presidency with a third party to run interference.
It could be Bloomberg, it could be someone else. The point being that the Clinton machine will try and insert someone as a third party candidate and we all have to be aware of what they're doing...and not fall for it like we did last time.

Bloombturd is a leftist kook, Ross Perot wasn't.

Bloomberg can't hide his ultra leftism, no matter what he says and does, his record clearly speaks for itself, and his hatred for the 2nd Amendment makes Rudy look like Wayne LaPierre.

The Clintons will never get a third party candidate to run interference like when Ross Perot did.

409 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:45:48pm

re: #402 Clutch

I am suffering from Bush-Clinton-Bush fatigue (don't worry, this does not mean I am not supporting the President any longer, although sometimes he makes me very, very angry! //best said in a Marvin the Martian voice). The LAST thing I want to see is another Clinton in office, so we need a change from this dynasty bulls#it. Please don't afflict the country with a case of BC2 Syndrome. (I wish Duncan Hunter had the backing of more people, since he is still my 1st choice, but alas, that will most likely not be a choice for me...)

Jeb's turn in 2012

410 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:46:00pm

re: #370 storagemanager

Very interesting. I think the relationship between the far left and the Islamists has finally solidified. We need to keep a close eye on South American leftists, this is a very dangerous trend.

411 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:46:25pm

re: #399 savage_nation

Well, I gotta run. I'm only 150 miles from my Cabelas drop so I'll talk to you all later.

Have a nice afternoon.

tata

Be careful...oh, btw, keep a couple of boxes stashed for when you come back West, eh?

412 beens21  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:47:04pm

[Link: directorblue.blogspot.com...] more on the case.

413 southernborn  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:47:47pm

I wish Fred hadn't said that. There is no due process for the kind of murderer he is. I want him killed on sight. I wanted a marine to drop a grenade in the hole saddam was hiding in..It's not good to hold up demise of any of these sub humans, keep them in better conditions than they ever had before. Feed them. Medicate them. Hell no...kill the sobs on sight.

414 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:48:41pm

re: #410 Killgore Trout

re: #370 storagemanager

Very interesting. I think the relationship between the far left and the Islamists has finally solidified. We need to keep a close eye on South American leftists, this is a very dangerous trend.

Hugo is pushing it hard.

415 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:49:13pm

I'm kinda' hoping for a Clinton presidency in the age of the blogosphere. What a freakin' boon!

416 republic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:49:43pm

re: #366 stevieray

I figure Sandy Burglar must have the goods on the Clintons. Think about it:

If the decision were up to the Clintons, why would they bring him on board before the election? They've gotta know it doesn't look good to hire him; and they would try to avoid this unnecessary scandal. They'd wait until they were safely in office to hire him.

Sandy Burglar must be pulling the strings... maybe he needs money, or misses the Washington "juice" he used to have... I don't know why he cannot wait, but I've got to believe he is the one pushing this forward now. This isn't simple payback to a loyal stooge.


Aren't there already 100+ dead Clinton loyalist?

What would stop Sandy Berger from meeting an early demise, as far as the Clintons go?

Nobody living, has anything on the Clintons.

417 beens21  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:50:28pm

[Link: www.hillcap.org...] the complaint, paul v clinton.

418 rightwinger3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:50:42pm

re: #413 southernborn

I wish Fred hadn't said that. There is no due process for the kind of murderer he is. I want him killed on sight. I wanted a marine to drop a grenade in the hole saddam was hiding in..It's not good to hold up demise of any of these sub humans, keep them in better conditions than they ever had before. Feed them. Medicate them. Hell no...kill the sobs on sight.

4ID found him, had it been Marines that's probably what would have happened.

419 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:51:27pm

re: #407 Eric Cartman's Conscience

#396 Savage

Alba's a lefty? Really? I actually heard her completely denounce the demand that she behave "more Latina". She basically said "I was born in America. I'm American." And something like "my family never insisted I be "latin" ". Something like that. Anyway - what did she say that seemed left-wing? (This is far more important than anything else at LGF, right now. :) I was counting on Alba to surprise us as an under the radar republican chick.

Here in the last couple of years, there have been quotes of hers caught (no linky thingy), usually over at Mypetjawa. Trust me, I've been quite disappointed. Not sure which disappoints more...the leftitude, or the dumb as a box of rocks.

420 republic  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:51:37pm

bbl

421 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:51:41pm

re: #401 Jheka

It's still a fairly dopey statement. Taking Osama to Gitmo enters him into a system that can easily be undermined by leftist lawyers and politician. Gitmo's days are numbered and the legality of the military tribunals is questionable. He'll most likely get the Saddam treat. Captured, interrogated, tried in Afghanistan, Pakistan, or Somalia and then hung or put in front of a firing squad. We don't have a functional system to handle average Jihadis much less Osama. Fred should know better.

422 scottthecanuck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:52:12pm

re: #400 jcm

Guess this confirms that NATO is now officially a weenie organization.

423 GreenDroll  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:53:17pm

re: #8 Ward Cleaver

former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, former U.N. ambassador Richard Holbrooke and former national-security adviser Sandy Berger
The Three Stooges.

Stop the constant insulting of the Stooges. They were four hard woking comics who never got a break and have been providing material for comics ever since. Comparing them to the criminal dimwits who will make up Hillary's cabinet is just mean.

424 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:53:52pm

Cartman -

That's an interesting thought. Many of the folks at the Daily Kos, for example, would still be anti-establishment kooks. We would probably have fun wathing the meltdown...but would that fun be worth the damage.

425 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:03pm

I don't why this didn't get more play...

Washington, 13 Sept. (AKI) - US President George Bush warned North Korea last year against transferring nuclear material to Syria, Iran or a terrorist organisation, saying such a move would be perceived as a "grave threat," according to a former senior government official.

In a telephone conversation with the Israeli daily, Haaretz, former US ambassador to the UN, John Bolton, said Bush had issued the warning because the administration feared North Korea could be using Syria and Iran as "safe havens" for its nuclear activity

[Link: www.adnkronos.com...]

426 DesertSage  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:10pm

re: #408 republic

The Clintons will never get a third party candidate to run interference like when Ross Perot did.

You don't give them enough credit. The Clintons are Leftists, but they're not stupid.
These people are so devious they're capable of anything. I don't trust them as far as I can throw Michael Moore.

They will find someone. Maybe a moderate Republican or a conservative Democrat who will peel away just enough crucial vote to give Hillary a plurality...just like Bill. I'm not even saying that they will go out and "pick" someone. But they will foster and exploit any third party candidate that shows the slghtest interest in running. And they'll do it covertly...that's what I'm saying.

427 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:19pm

re: #395 DeafDog


Oh sorry about that. I just meant that your comment about hillary being a polorizing figure (I agree completely btw) made me think of the luncheon I had mentioned in my post 360..the ex coworkers said the same about Bush and it cracked me up that they didn't see themselves as polorizing/dividers of the nation themselves when they said all republicans should be shot.

I didn't mean to come across as drawing parallels between your comment and theirs..your comment is true about billary, theirs was completely false about Bush dividing/polorizing the country.

428 ErislDysnomia  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:25pm

The Dems have:

1. Denigrated a four-star General.;
2. Been passive when MoveOn.Org (a group formed to promote national acceptance and amnesia of Bill's blue balls relief squad) denigrated a four-star general.;
3. Accepted millions from a former criminal who certainly had not done a Bill Gates to have millions to give;
4. Said that the U.S. military are a bunch of terrorists etc.;
5. Said we should pull out of Iraq faster than Bill pulled out of Monica when the White House guard came in;
5. Been rather insensitive about the likelihood Iraq becoming the next "Killing Fields" (except, without the boat people).

Practical translation:

The Dems have set themselves up to be - no, are asking to be - bitch slapped.

PLEASE, PLEASE, PRETTY PLEASE, RNC: pppllleeeaaaseee take them up on the offer ...

429 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:34pm

#370, #410, #414

We've seen this kind of antithetical convergence before and recently - the adoption by a bunch of privileged white kids of the earnest Black Panthers. The left, in its luxury, seldom dares do what they hope others might do on their behalf. When they finally find angry actors they will usually muster the courage to follow them, though belatedly and half-hearted. The confluence of the eastern radical right and the western radical left it not only NOT surprising. It should have been (and probably was) predicted.

430 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:36pm

re: #398 bikermailman

It's still to dangerous. Each of these countries has sympathetic guards and judges who can easily be bribed or intimidated. There's always the chance that he could escape or be released.

431 hous bin pharteen  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:54:49pm

re: #396 savage_nation


...I am sure a few days with a real man and she will turn away from the dark side.

432 Bobibutu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:55:35pm

re: #370 storagemanager

Terror Criminal Links Growing
By Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen
FrontPageMagazine.com | Thursday, September 13, 2007

[Link: www.frontpagemag.com...]

433 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:55:56pm

re: #400 jcm

OT (again)

Fwench thinking of rejoining NATO.


thats like the friend that shows up to help you move when yoy're just about finished.

434 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:56:08pm

re: #402 Clutch


I support Hunter too. It sickens me that the msm and pollsters have taken over our voting mental process.

They were wrong ..dead wrong on their exit polls for 04...but let's not talk about that /sweeps it under the rug.

435 bulwrk  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:56:33pm

PIMF

436 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:57:29pm

#419 Biker

you...you break a young man's heart this day. :)

I had no idea.

And I was this close to paying 12 bucks to see her in the theaters in that horrible movie she's coming out with. Not now, though. That 12 bucks I'm saving to purchase the DVD of that horrible film. That will show her. :)

437 mikeysdca  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:59:35pm

It's hard to see how he can function as a national security adviser. Surely he doesn't have a security clearance.

438 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 3:59:58pm

Highrise - ok

BTW - The way Bush was elected in the first term was, of course, extremely polarizing. That's just the way that cookie crumbled. I would argue (and have), that Bush has done more than he gets credit for to try to work "across the aisle" as they say. Raum Emanuel and Shumer, however, had success with the scorched earth policy of being 100% negative 100% of the time. They are still getting away with it and they will continue to get away with it for another election cycle.

439 easy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:00:01pm
Hillary's 'Low Profile' National Security Adviser: Sandy Berger


How low can you go?

I'm thinking if this bunch gets in power we need to fence off DC instead of Mexico.

440 ErislDysnomia  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:00:08pm

re: #308 republic

America, if you vote Hillary into office, then you deserve the government that you will get, and that includes any and all of you loser Republican voters who stayed home in November of 2006, to "teach the Republicans a lesson."

Sadly, this is the naked truth.

441 at night  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:02:34pm

I thought the Burgler was to submit himself to a LIE DETECTOR test as part of his "DEAL" !... When is this going to be carried out?

The Clintons...= ... a political pyoria!

442 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:02:42pm

re: #438 DeafDog

Highrise - ok

BTW - The way Bush was elected in the first term was, of course, extremely polarizing. That's just the way that cookie crumbled. I would argue (and have), that Bush has done more than he gets credit for to try to work "across the aisle" as they say. Raum Emanuel and Shumer, however, had success with the scorched earth policy of being 100% negative 100% of the time. They are still getting away with it and they will continue to get away with it for another election cycle.

Yep, plus Bush's *polarizing* is not due to his hand, his hand was forced when we got 9/11 massacred and have been repeatedly plotted and attacked in the past.

hillary's polarizing will be intentional and inflicted by her.

443 GGMac  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:03:45pm

#3 formercorpsman ("This just does not make sense")
#4 OldLineTexan (This is going to require a willing suspension of disbelief for me")
#5 neapol ("Are you even freaking kidding me? Hell in a handbasket I tells ya")
etc,etc,etc.

For your consideration, some little known (ie, well-hidden) info:

-After leaving the Clinton administration, Berger became chairman of Stonebridge International, an international advisory firm he co-founded in 2001 which focuses on aiding companies in their expansion into markets such as Brazil, China, India, and Russia. ([Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

Can't locate confirmation as to whether it was accomplished, but in 1997 the Clinton administration backed a plan/proposal for the Chinese Overseas Shipping CO (COSCO), a subsidiary of the Chinese government, to lease the U.S. Naval Base at Long Beach, CA - and build a $200 million dock for Chinese container ships. Clinton lobbied for it; the chief reviewer: Clinton's new national security advisor, Sandy Berger. (just google U.S.Naval Base, Long Beach, CA, COSCO - many articles).

(Here it is) [Link: www.infowars.com...]
"In 1997 the Communist Chinese government took over thw Long Beach Naval Air Base, the only major deep water port that can take large ships on the west coast. In 200, the Communist Chinese, Hutchinson Whampoa, which is run by the PLA, took over the Panama Canal and has between 15,000 and 30,000 troops at the facility."

(source/ibid) March 27, 2006: "The Associated Press reported last week that Hutchison Whampoa Ltd was given a no-bid contract by the US government to take over radiation detecting security just 65 miles away from Freeport in the Bahamas with no oversight. Hutchinson Whampoa is admittedly a holding of the Chinese navy and the Prople's Liberation Army."

([Link: www.rense.com...] 8-12-2:
"Hutchison Whampoa, the mammath company that runs the Panama Canal and has close ties to the Chinese army, has a new rhinestone in its crown: Global Crossing." "A Chinese company with ties to the Red Army snaps up the company known for its fishy ties with Democrat national chairman Terry McAuliffe, Bill Clinton's boy."

http:/www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/791620/posts
"Hutchison Whampoa has invested heavily in telecom companies...has arranged satellite deals between the Hughes Corp. and a Chinese firm tied to the PLA. Hutchison Whampoa's recent purchase of a 61 % stake in the trouble fiber-optic giant Global Crossing also has raised national security concerns, as the company operates much of the hardwaree on which U.S. telecommunications, including military and intelligence channels, operate." (Insight Mag; 11-18-02)

So - we know Sandy Berger, National Security Advisor to Slick Willy/Shrillary was involved with the Chinese/ are of Chinese govt.

[Link: www.pittsburghlive.com...]
(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review/3-19-06)
"Berger today is chairman of Stonbridge International, with officed in Washington, Beijing, and Shanghai. Stonebridge explains its role in the world as helping 'U.S. and multinational companies solve problems and seize business opportunities worldwide.'"
(Port Security International) "PSI is based in Reston, VA, and claims to be big in the container security business. Its literature notes that PSI has a "strategic alliance" with Stonebridge, carefully not mentioning the name of Berger." "PSI also claims a technological 'alliance' with Nutech"..."the largest manufacture base of Linear Accelerator X-ray inspection systems in the world." (Nutech is Chinese company)
CEO of Nutech is one Hu Haifeng, who just happens to be the son of the president of China...(continued)

444 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:04:00pm

re: #436 Eric Cartman's Conscience

#419 Biker

you...you break a young man's heart this day. :)

I had no idea.

And I was this close to paying 12 bucks to see her in the theaters in that horrible movie she's coming out with. Not now, though. That 12 bucks I'm saving to purchase the DVD of that horrible film. That will show her. :)

Trust me...this young...kind of young...who the hell am I kidding...nearing middle age man's heart is cracked each and every time I hear her hollywood crap spew out.

445 RickZ  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:04:27pm

re: #180 Friend of USA

pardoning criminals etc etc...,

Not to pick a nit, but when one issues a pardon, one issues it to a criminal. It the nature of pardons.

/I don't need no stinkin' pardon.

446 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:05:10pm

re: #437 mikeysdca

It's hard to see how he can function as a national security adviser. Surely he doesn't have a security clearance.

He lost it with his conviction, but a president can pardon, and all goes poof!

447 MandyManners  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:05:47pm

re: #437 mikeysdca

It's hard to see how he can function as a national security adviser. Surely he doesn't have a security clearance.

Didn't Clinton have a lot of people in the White House who lacked security clearances?

448 squarepeg  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:07:04pm

re: #407 Eric Cartman's Conscience

ECC, the reason Jessica carried on about not being "Latina" was that she bleached her hair blonde and a bunch of activists went after her for not being true to her ethnicity. She was simply defending her bid to enter Scarlett Johanssen territory. That's it.

449 D'kian_  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:09:38pm

re: #254 formercorpsman

re: #241 D'kian_

I hate that. I hate the whole conspiracy theory, OCD, idiocy that comes to mind, especially when I give though to my interpretation of what a conspiracy theorist is.

Oh, there's no question of a conspiracy. There isn't one. I'm cynical enough to see what Hillary thinks she's doing, that's all.

Nor do I think the media conspires about anything. But that an awful lot of the media is dominated by people with simialr values, who read the similar books, attend similar conferences, read simialr newspapers, etc etc. Naturally they all wind up thinking pretty much the same things.

To recap: 1) A democratic controlled Congress will likely allow Hillary to put anyone she wants in her cabinet. 2) In the event of a republican controlled Congress, or even an evenly divided one, most media outlets won't make a big deal out of Mr. Berger's documents-dow-the-pants theft.

450 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:10:03pm

#444 BikerMM

HAHA! Dont' worry, man. I too am surprised.

After all, she's not fat, hairy, smelly, high, gay, easy, butt-ugly, Streisand-nosed, angry, or any of the things we might associate with a leftist chick. You can't blame her. She's young, rich, impressionable and surrounded by zealots. Those too are traits of a lefty-chick. She never had a chance. Poor kid.

451 ErislDysnomia  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:10:14pm

re: #167 neverquit

"Unfortunately, I heard the names of Madonna and Spears on [Arab] television when parents complain that their children neglect their studies of how to best kill Jews, Crusaders and infidels and their death-cult values because they are influenced by your cheap American music that you call culture," explained Sheikh Abu Saqer, a founder of the Sword of Islam terror group.

There, Abu, fixed that for ya.

452 DeafDog  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:10:34pm

Highrise -

We all saw the Gen Petraeus testify this week, so we all saw where the "polarization" was coming from. It's one thing for them to do those sort of hard-ball crap to the AG (low, but, hey, that's politics). When a US Senator or Congressman pulls that crap on someone who is in the General's poisition, when they fail to condemn the Moveon crap...no words can express how outrageous that is. Anyway, my point is that the source of today's "polarization" is easy to see.

We agree too much on this topic.

453 socalinfidel  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:10:45pm

re: #415 Eric Cartman's Conscience

you have the best blogging name ever!

454 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:11:05pm

Have pig will travel...(

ANSA) - Rome, September 13 - An opposition ex-minister who stoked international Muslim anger a year ago fired off a fresh broadside at Islam on Thursday by calling for a 'pig day' battle against mosque building on Italian soil. Northern League heavyweight Roberto Calderoli, who was reform minister under the previous, Silvio Berlusconi-led government and is now deputy Senate speaker, said pigs should be brought in to thwart plans for the construction of a major mosque in Bologna.

"I place myself and my pig at the disposal of those who are against this mosque. We will walk up and down on the land where they want to build, after which it will be considered 'infected' and no longer suitable," Calderoli said.


[Link: www.ansa.it...]

455 socalinfidel  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:11:46pm

re: #452 DeafDog


I agree 100% with that statement!

456 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:13:39pm
BRUSSELS – More and more Muslims are refusing to allow a male gynaecologist to attend at their wives' deliveries, says the head of gynaecology at the Brussels University Hospital VUB and the Ghent University Hospital. Various newspapers have reported on the problem.

The Flemish Association of Gynaecologists are urging for a strict, uniform policy in all hospitals. The phenomenon is common particularly in cities with a large immigrant population.

The Flemish Association for Obstetrics and Gynaecology (VVOG) acknowledges the problem and urges a strict attitude. "In my own hospital every patient that absolutely insists on a woman doctor is discharged from the hospital immediately," explains Johan Van Wiemeersch at the Sint-Augustinus in Wilrijk. "As an association of gynaecologists we are urging that these same strict regulations be in place in all maternity wards."

[Link: www.expatica.com...]

457 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:14:03pm

#448 SP

Thanks for the clarification. I had no idea. I don't really follow Hollywood actresses, other than through natural cultural osmosis. I knew a little bit about the "Latina" controversy and hastily drew my own erroneous conclusions. Hey, at least she told La Raza to stuff it rather than become some idiot activist poster child.

458 ErislDysnomia  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:14:44pm

re: #101 PowerFlip

Did Hillary think nobody would notice that Berger is working for her?

Or is it that she thinks nobody cares anymore about Berger's socks?

Or is she confident the MSM will pass this over?

John Kerry was confident the MSM would pass over his "Christmas in Cambodia" and other frauds.

He was right -

but -

the SwiftVets had other ideas.

It's amazing what a small, well-motivated group can do, eh?

459 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:15:15pm

Ot
Forget about Hillary and her b.s. antics. Here is what one young lady has what Hillary does not possess.
1. A conscience
2. Altruism
3. A keen sense of morality.


Girl, 8, Donates Birthday Money To Family Of Murdered Broward County Deputy


[Link: www.wftv.com...]

460 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:16:07pm

re: #447 MandyManners

re: #437 mikeysdca


It's hard to see how he can function as a national security adviser. Surely he doesn't have a security clearance.

Didn't Clinton have a lot of people in the White House who lacked security clearances?

Ding! Give the lovely young lady a prize.

461 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:19:36pm

re: #456 storagemanager

BRUSSELS – More and more Muslims are refusing to allow a male gynaecologist to attend at their wives' deliveries, says the head of gynaecology at the Brussels University Hospital VUB and the Ghent University Hospital. Various newspapers have reported on the problem. The Flemish Association of Gynaecologists are urging for a strict, uniform policy in all hospitals. The phenomenon is common particularly in cities with a large immigrant population.

The Flemish Association for Obstetrics and Gynaecology (VVOG) acknowledges the problem and urges a strict attitude. "In my own hospital every patient that absolutely insists on a woman doctor is discharged from the hospital immediately," explains Johan Van Wiemeersch at the Sint-Augustinus in Wilrijk. "As an association of gynaecologists we are urging that these same strict regulations be in place in all maternity wards."

[Link: www.expatica.com...]

Let 'em live like they're in the 7th century. No modern medicine, no running water, no power. Let Allah take care them, that's what every good Muslim desires. Israel has that power in Gaza, right? I say cut them off Israel, cut them off.

462 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:20:02pm

re: #456 storagemanager

"In my own hospital every patient that absolutely insists on a woman doctor is discharged from the hospital immediately," explains Johan Van Wiemeersch at the Sint-Augustinus in Wilrijk. "As an association of gynaecologists we are urging that these same strict regulations be in place in all maternity wards."

---

hmm..quote function is greyed out..oh well.

I wonder if what is happening here is that since these hospitals don't have some women gyn's on staff, are the muslims then suing?

Otherwise, I really don't have a problem with people insisting on having a female gyn over a male one. As a female myself, I do not allow men to be my gyn unless it's an emergency and I did have one emergency before and ended up with a man. I like to have the choice to pick a female..but then again, I'd never sue a hospital that was helping me if they didn't have a female gyn on staff at that time.

463 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:20:22pm

#453 Socalinfidel

I KNOW! I definitely do! You're absolutely right! :) LOL

AND THAT WAS TWO YEARS BEFORE THE DOG WHISPERER SOUTH PARK EPISODE! where Eric Cartman's Conscience made his first ever South Park appearance.

You can find it hear: http://www.southparkzone.com/episode-vid-1007.htm

"The Conscience" shows up towards the end of the episode. :)

Seriously, though, thanks for the compliment. It's a fun name. And Matt and Trey are the bravest MF'ers out there in any media right now.

464 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:21:18pm
US monitors: al-Qaida Iraq front group posts video of American pilot killed

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

465 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:23:43pm

#463...ummm...I mean "find it here..."

http://www.southparkzone.com/episode-vid-1007.htm

heh

466 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:24:14pm
New Jersey Supreme Court to Decide If Town Can Display Super-Sized Inflatable Rat

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

467 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:24:56pm

SoCal court reinstates 'men only' sex charge against woman


[Link: www.fresnobee.com...]

"An appeals court reinstated a charge of indecent exposure against a woman who disrobed in front of a 14-year-old boy."

468 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:25:00pm

re: #461 kreigwagon

re: #456 storagemanager


BRUSSELS – More and more Muslims are refusing to allow a male gynaecologist to attend at their wives' deliveries, says the head of gynaecology at the Brussels University Hospital VUB and the Ghent University Hospital. Various newspapers have reported on the problem. The Flemish Association of Gynaecologists are urging for a strict, uniform policy in all hospitals. The phenomenon is common particularly in cities with a large immigrant population.
The Flemish Association for Obstetrics and Gynaecology (VVOG) acknowledges the problem and urges a strict attitude. "In my own hospital every patient that absolutely insists on a woman doctor is discharged from the hospital immediately," explains Johan Van Wiemeersch at the Sint-Augustinus in Wilrijk. "As an association of gynaecologists we are urging that these same strict regulations be in place in all maternity wards."

[Link: www.expatica.com...]

Let 'em live like they're in the 7th century. No modern medicine, no running water, no power. Let Allah take care them, that's what every good Muslim desires. Israel has that power in Gaza, right? I say cut them off Israel, cut them off.

That would be fine, if it weren't for the aspect of them asserting their overlordship. It's all the little things that they are sticking the camel's nose in the tent, as it were.

469 _RememberTonyC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:25:17pm

i saw the berger thing in the newsweek cover story about hillary ... so it did get a bit of play in the msm. however, it was really inserted in a very inconspicuous fashion so as to make it all but invisible.

as for the stuff berger stole and destroyed, i remember hearing that the papers he took were COPIES of documents. so if that is the case, can we find out what the originals contain? because if we can, that makes this even MORE potentially devastating for the clintons.

470 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:26:38pm

re: #466 storagemanager

There's them developing tonight...
Mexican Intelligence: Hugo Chavez equips and funds the Pemex pipeline bombers


The subversive group, the Revolutionary Popular Army (EPR), that claimed responsibility yesterday the attacks against six gas pipelines of state-owned Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX), is financed by the government of Hugo Chavez, according to a press report based on the Mexican intelligence service.
471 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:27:05pm

re: #463 Eric Cartman's Conscience

Seriously, though, thanks for the compliment. It's a fun name. And Matt and Trey are the bravest MF'ers out there in any media right now.

That's for sure. If things start going downhill, like they are in Europe, people are going to have to rally around them and give support.

472 easy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:27:13pm

re: #445 RickZ

re: #180 Friend of USA


pardoning criminals etc etc...,

Not to pick a nit, but when one issues a pardon, one issues it to a criminal. It the nature of pardons.

/I don't need no stinkin' pardon.


It's pardoning terrorists (as good a link as any) that concerns me.

473 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:27:25pm
There's them developing tonight

There's a theme developing tonight.
/I stink

474 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:27:28pm

re: #467 kreigwagon

SoCal court reinstates 'men only' sex charge against woman


[Link: www.fresnobee.com...]


"An appeals court reinstated a charge of indecent exposure against a woman who disrobed in front of a 14-year-old boy."

Whoa...more on that:

Prosecutors said Garcia had complained that the 14-year-old was making too much noise while playing basketball. When her complaints went unheeded she allegedly went out onto her sundeck and disrobed.

Prosecutors said the boy's parents called police after the woman threatened to disrobe every time the boy played basketball.


That is one deeply disturbed idiot. What has gotten into people?

475 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:29:00pm

re: #283 Thor-Zone

Bill, Chelsea, VRWC.

Can't say more at this point.

476 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:29:02pm

re: #468 bikermailman

Based on my observation from LGF, I'd say there is plenty of testosterone flowing about that would serve up a can of Whip-ass to any of the whinny Muslims...and that's just counting the female Lizards mind you...

477 Jheka  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:29:21pm

re: #421 Killgore Trout

re: #401 Jheka

It's still a fairly dopey statement. Taking Osama to Gitmo enters him into a system that can easily be undermined by leftist lawyers and politician. Gitmo's days are numbered and the legality of the military tribunals is questionable. He'll most likely get the Saddam treat. Captured, interrogated, tried in Afghanistan, Pakistan, or Somalia and then hung or put in front of a firing squad. We don't have a functional system to handle average Jihadis much less Osama. Fred should know better.

I get the disconcerting feeling that there are quite a few issues and potential scenarios that Thompson hasn't thought through in any great detail. At least not yet.

478 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:30:15pm

Rich moonbats...say no thanks...

...For more than 40 years, people seeking personal transformation have come to Esalen, an enclave on the Big Sur coast that’s been a defining home for counterculture spirituality.

Workshops on the lush 150-acre property range in topics as varied as Gestalt awareness, “massage weekend for couples” and “art as a spiritual path.” Joseph Campbell developed and taught much of his groundbreaking work on comparative religion and mythology there decades before he became famous.

Now Esalen’s leaders are trying to bring Islam into the fold. A Muslim sits on its board of trustees and the course catalog includes offerings by influential Muslims. Esalen’s leaders say understanding of Islam is vital as a spiritual matter and as a way to empower “citizen diplomats.”

But it’s not clear whether that mission will draw followers, particularly after an Oakland imam’s five-day course about Ramadan, the Islamic holy month that begins today, was canceled for lack of interest.

This joint cost alot money...
[Link: www.religionnewsblog.com...]

479 Charles the Hammer  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:30:57pm

re: #300 ploome hineni

Huh?

the sinner,

Charles

480 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:31:36pm

re: #470 Killgore Trout

re: #466 storagemanager

There's them developing tonight...
Mexican Intelligence: Hugo Chavez equips and funds the Pemex pipeline bombers



The subversive group, the Revolutionary Popular Army (EPR), that claimed responsibility yesterday the attacks against six gas pipelines of state-owned Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX), is financed by the government of Hugo Chavez, according to a press report based on the Mexican intelligence service.

Thank you for that...A few said I was wrong about this.

481 lostlakehiker  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:32:49pm

Hillary must be in a spot where she simply cannot do without advisors or fundraisers with a criminal record.

Hsu? Berger?

Makes you wonder what "her way'' is, that she will take on that kind of support.

482 bikermailman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:32:55pm

re: #473 Killgore Trout

There's them developing tonight

There's a theme developing tonight.
/I stink

Killgore Trout Stinks!

483 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:33:05pm
484 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:33:21pm

re: #474 Highrise

re: #467 kreigwagon

SoCal court reinstates 'men only' sex charge against woman


[Link: www.fresnobee.com...]


"An appeals court reinstated a charge of indecent exposure against a woman who disrobed in front of a 14-year-old boy."

Whoa...more on that:

Prosecutors said Garcia had complained that the 14-year-old was making too much noise while playing basketball. When her complaints went unheeded she allegedly went out onto her sundeck and disrobed.

Prosecutors said the boy's parents called police after the woman threatened to disrobe every time the boy played basketball.


That is one deeply disturbed idiot. What has gotten into people?

Well, do you really think that a 14 year-old boy would be traumatized by such an experience? Not that I approve mind you, but I smell a lawsuit brewing. After all, this is California we're talking about.

485 easy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:34:11pm

re: #449 D'kian_


Nor do I think the media conspires about anything. But that an awful lot of the media is dominated by people with simialr values, who read the similar books, attend similar conferences, read simialr newspapers, etc etc. Naturally they all wind up thinking pretty much the same things.


If a bunch of wildebeest wandering across the plain is a conspiracy, then the media conspires.

486 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:36:31pm

re: #484 kreigwagon

re: #474 Highrise


re: #467 kreigwagon

SoCal court reinstates 'men only' sex charge against woman


[Link: www.fresnobee.com...]


"An appeals court reinstated a charge of indecent exposure against a woman who disrobed in front of a 14-year-old boy."

Whoa...more on that:

Prosecutors said Garcia had complained that the 14-year-old was making too much noise while playing basketball. When her complaints went unheeded she allegedly went out onto her sundeck and disrobed.

Prosecutors said the boy's parents called police after the woman threatened to disrobe every time the boy played basketball.


That is one deeply disturbed idiot. What has gotten into people?

Well, do you really think that a 14 year-old boy would be traumatized by such an experience? Not that I approve mind you, but I smell a lawsuit brewing. After all, this is California we're talking about.


Its about right and wrong...and the rights of the parents...you think that is a decent thing to do?

487 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:37:29pm

re: #470 Killgore Trout

re: #466 storagemanager

There's them developing tonight...
Mexican Intelligence: Hugo Chavez equips and funds the Pemex pipeline bombers



The subversive group, the Revolutionary Popular Army (EPR), that claimed responsibility yesterday the attacks against six gas pipelines of state-owned Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX), is financed by the government of Hugo Chavez, according to a press report based on the Mexican intelligence service.

I really wish Bush would bring back "One Shot-One Kill". Chavez is a punk and needs to be dealt with as such.

488 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:38:12pm
489 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:39:34pm
490 kcladderman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:40:00pm

re: #333 savage_nation
I heard about the endless unions who have thrown their total support behind Hillary, and it makes me sick, and I was a union man most of my adult life.
Well I don't know about other unions but mine in the IAFF what the national officers speak and what the rank and file member believe are not always hand in hand

491 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:40:11pm

re: #486 storagemanager

re: #484 kreigwagon

re: #474 Highrise


re: #467 kreigwagon


SoCal court reinstates 'men only' sex charge against woman
[Link: www.fresnobee.com...]


"An appeals court reinstated a charge of indecent exposure against a woman who disrobed in front of a 14-year-old boy."


Whoa...more on that:


Prosecutors said Garcia had complained that the 14-year-old was making too much noise while playing basketball. When her complaints went unheeded she allegedly went out onto her sundeck and disrobed.Prosecutors said the boy's parents called police after the woman threatened to disrobe every time the boy played basketball.


That is one deeply disturbed idiot. What has gotten into people?


Well, do you really think that a 14 year-old boy would be traumatized by such an experience? Not that I approve mind you, but I smell a lawsuit brewing. After all, this is California we're talking about.


Its about right and wrong...and the rights of the parents...you think that is a decent thing to do?

I am saying that she is wrong but c'mon how many adolescent males have been traumatized by looking at a nude female? She is an adult and made a poor choice.

492 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:40:26pm

re: #484 kreigwagon

wrong logic to use with me :P as I'm not one of those that subscribes to the theory this doesn't in part damage a boy. I see it as very manipulative, perverted, etc. As a NORMAL woman (well I hope so lol) it is not NORMAL to threaten a boy that you will keep getting nude if he doesn't do your bidding.

If this were my son, I would sue her ass off. I would certainly NOT appreciate someone doing this. I certainly call BS on the first round of judges that gave her a pass because she was a woman and the law didn't apply to her.

Men need to also stand up and say...if women want equal rights, then lets start by equating this type of behaviour as punishable too.

493 missouri boy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:40:35pm

re: #480 storagemanager

re: #470 Killgore Trout


re: #466 storagemanager

There's them developing tonight...
Mexican Intelligence: Hugo Chavez equips and funds the Pemex pipeline bombers



The subversive group, the Revolutionary Popular Army (EPR), that claimed responsibility yesterday the attacks against six gas pipelines of state-owned Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX), is financed by the government of Hugo Chavez, according to a press report based on the Mexican intelligence service.

Thank you for that...A few said I was wrong about this.

Wow...you think Mexico will go after Hugo? Mexico has a terrible millitary history...how many mexican armys will it take?,...just wondering

494 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:40:41pm

re: #480 storagemanagerWhat is with dictators today? Not a one have any look of menace. Stalin, Mussolini at least looked the the part. Dinner jacket looks like he ought to be selling tea in the souk. Chavez, put him in a straw hat and viola Juan Valdez columbian coffee dude. That fool in Nkor. just nuts. But they are as dangerous as a three year old with a loaded gun. Never know when or where it will go off.

495 Highrise  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:41:21pm

re: #491 kreigwagon

poor choice?

poor choice?

Nope, sick plain and simple. I wonder what her next step was...that is the question.

496 Eric Cartman's Conscience  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:41:42pm

#470 KT

That is a huge story if accurate. But, then, what will/can Mexico do about it? Demand we take in another 800,000 "workers" so that Mexico can wage effective counter-terrorism ops in the Mexican south? How many refugees must we absorb due to the Marxist wars in our south? My hatred, yes, at this point it's hatred...my hatred for Bush stems from this singular, oft repeated issue; that he says we fight to preserve the "American Way of Life". He says we are in a battle for our existential existence...yet he refuses to defend the ports, refuses to defend the borders, refuses to wage brutal war in areas like Waziristan, refuses to make the Saudi pieces of shite pay for anything. Oil is now at $80.00 freakin' dollars a barrell. Yeah, the Dems are doucebags. That's easy. But this guy, this Bush, who I once praised and now can't even refer to him in a respectful manner (hence "this guy, this Bush") is a failure. Think about it. He speaks tonight. Do any of us really care? Does it have any weight with us clear thinking people at all? Giuliani blasting the New York Times in Atlanta - that was my President henceforth. Bush? He's a distraction. Worse, if the guy opens his mouth too long he'll discredit everything General Petraeus accomplished this week.

497 spynverzyon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:41:43pm

Should be easy for Berger. Just thinking about Hillary lowers my profile.

498 Killgore Trout Stinks  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:42:10pm

#482 bikermailman

That's a pack of lies!

499 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:42:37pm
Prison purges some religious books to thwart violence...
Among the faith groups on the lists are Christian, Islam, Buddhism, Hindu and Jehovah’s Witness, Billingsley said. The bureau experts who chose the list selections worked with religious scholars from across the country, she said

are they stark raving mad?... [Link: www.religionnewsblog.com...]

500 GGMac  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:43:38pm

#443, continued ( but not for much longer :))
"...Nutech was established at Tsinghua University in Beijing in 1997...w/ big subsidies from China's Communist government..."

"Everyone we talked to in the security business reports that the Nutech system is both effective and economic to use. What they don't say is that the person who invents the device also can deactivate it."

"And who is optimistic enough to trust Sandy Berger and a dedicated Chinese Communist with the keys to out national security - especially the keys to our muccourted American ports, which are likely to be operated by one set of rogues, while being 'secured' by a potential enemy?"

[Link: www.canadafreepress.com...] (2/27/06)
"Sandy Berger & son of China President linked to Port Security International" [headline]
"PSI has a strategic alliance with Stonebridge International LLC, a global business strategy firm based in Washington, DC that helps U.S. and multinational companies shape and execute stretegies to solve problems and seize business opportunities worldwide."

SUMMER 2006: terror threat in England - fears of explosives being smuggled onto airplanes inside containers holding liquids; new regulations put into effect at airports/tiny bottles only.

[Link: www.boston.com...] (Dec. 12, 2006 AP/Boston Globe)
"Beijing - A company headed by the Chinese president's son has won a deaal to supply airports across the country with security scanners...:
"Under the deal, Nutech Co. will supply scanners that detect liquid explosives to all 147 airports in China..." "The scanners use X-rays to detect whether a liquid is harmless or potentially dangerous..."

Interesting.

Troublesome beyond belief: Sandy Berger's business alliance with the son of the president of China...Sandy Berger's business alliance with Hillary Clinton...Sandy Berger's being given back top secret clearance in two years.

I wonder if Berger has any connections to Hillary's non-friend/friend Mr. Hsu. Looks like the same old sucking up of Chinese money, by the same old cast of characters.

We're in deep doo-doo if Madam ChangChiHillary winds up in the White House (pagoda?)

I'd like someone to give me even one rational reason why Hillary would have a time-bomb like Berger working on her campaign. Clearly his "expertise" outweighs the risks of being associated with him.

Sorry this is so long - important info. Now I need fumigation and a shower.

501 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:43:42pm

re: #492 Highrise

Well I'll agree with you on most of your point. I was one of those adolescents who had wishful thinking when it came to some teachers in high school.

502 GCTEN166  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:43:46pm

re: #364 savage_nation

Class act!

503 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:43:49pm

re: #489 ploome hineni

re: #486 storagemanager

she got nekkid on her own patio?

the boy is 14...the parents ask her not to.

504 Shay4l  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:44:01pm

Why not? She's never demonstrated any effort to avoid criminality in the past, and never been held accountable.

505 Outrider  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:44:11pm

re: #474 Highrise

Prosecutors said the boy's parents called police after the woman threatened to disrobe every time the boy played basketball.


And this is supposed to make a 14 year old boy quit? She must be really, really bad looking for that threat to work.

506 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:44:54pm

re: #488 ploome hineni

SM and I have been noticing the leftists and the Islamists are growing ever closer.

507 Carridine  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:45:35pm

Back in the USS Pueblo era (1965-69) when I signed the National Securities Act documents agreeing to uphold the law, keep my mouth shut and keep doors and filing-cabinets LOCKED, like any other American who signed on for a Top Secret security clearance, I would have gone to jail for 20 years and forfeited $20,000 for ANY infraction, inadvertent or accidental.

So to CHOOSE SOMEONE like Sandy Berger who has already demonstrated by his actions that he does NOT RESPECT American law; can't keep his word; at the highest level; has subverted and will continue to subvert government of the people, by the people and for the people, Hillary shows to the world HER contempt for the American people and American ideals!

Contempt! Utter contempt!

508 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:45:48pm

re: #493 missouri boy

re: #480 storagemanager


re: #470 Killgore Trout

re: #466 storagemanager
There's them developing tonight...
Mexican Intelligence: Hugo Chavez equips and funds the Pemex pipeline bombers



The subversive group, the Revolutionary Popular Army (EPR), that claimed responsibility yesterday the attacks against six gas pipelines of state-owned Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX), is financed by the government of Hugo Chavez, according to a press report based on the Mexican intelligence service.

Thank you for that...A few said I was wrong about this.

Wow...you think Mexico will go after Hugo? Mexico has a terrible millitary history...how many mexican armys will it take?,...just wondering


They didn't do it to hurt Mexico...they did to hurt America...we get a lot of oil from Mexico.

509 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:46:38pm

O/T

Fall chinook salmon stranded after taking wrong turn and heading up dead-end creek.

Killgore Trout sighted on scene, dressed as Washington wildlife official, handing out bogus $100 citations to scare off competition!

/

510 sunlight  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:47:03pm

re: #469 _RememberTonyC

i saw the berger thing in the newsweek cover story about hillary ... so it did get a bit of play in the msm. however, it was really inserted in a very inconspicuous fashion so as to make it all but invisible.

as for the stuff berger stole and destroyed, i remember hearing that the papers he took were COPIES of documents. so if that is the case, can we find out what the originals contain? because if we can, that makes this even MORE potentially devastating for the clintons.

Didn't they say the "copies" were versions with handwritten comments in the margins? I'm sure the originals won't have the comments and I doubt the actual document was what he was taking. He was probably trying to get rid of the handwritten comments.

511 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:47:09pm

re: #496 Eric Cartman's Conscience

I was never terrible impressed with Bush anyways so I'm not too disillusioned. He's a doorstop while we wait for the next election.

512 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:48:40pm

re: #509 rappmandu
Was it the citations written in crayon that gave me away?

513 EE  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:48:48pm

We can assume that Sandy Berger gave Pres. Bill Clinton the worst possible advice on national security matters, including telling him that it would be a mistake to go after bin Laden because some people would complain about that; and we can assume that Clinton pursued the worst possible course of action by trivializing the terrorist threat from bin Laden. We can safely assume this, because Sandy Berger destroyed the evidence that would have shown what actually happened, because that evidence was stolen and destroyed by Sandy Berger. If the evidence were not so damning, then Sandy "docs in the sox" Berger would not have gone to that extreme of destroying evidence.

514 Dasher  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:48:52pm

How does one plead guilty to a misdemeanor and yet pay a $56,000 fine? Misdemeanors that I know of have fines < $1000.

515 Shay4l  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:49:14pm

Also, I wouldn't fly in any airplanes if I were Sandy...

516 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:49:24pm

To give the MSM credit, NBC, after the lead stories (Bush and his speech, with an only slightly negative spin) and the hurricane, and the commercial with Chrissy Matthews and Keith Olbermann touting their pre and post speech analysis, they did run a Hsu story, said it was good for Obama, and even showed a photo of a smiling Hilary with a smiling Hsu.

517 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:49:53pm

I wondered about something like this when the terms of his guily plea (guilty by reason of accidental sock stuffing) included a restoration of this security clearance by 2008.

Compare the media coverage and the impact of what Sandy Burglar did to Scotter Libby, who was found guilty of not remembering details of conversations as well as Tim Russert could.

518 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:50:19pm

re: #511 Killgore Trout

re: #496 Eric Cartman's Conscience

I was never terrible impressed with Bush anyways so I'm not too disillusioned. He's a doorstop while we wait for the next election.


I hope not...if something must go down...I want it on President Bush's watch...I don't trust the America people to pick the right guy this time...just watch tv...

519 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:52:22pm

re: #515 Shay4l

Also, I wouldn't fly in any airplanes if I were Sandy...

Or take a walk in the park alone..on a rainy night.


/No one has yet explained the clean shoes and the muddy slacks-
but it was suicide

520 storagemanager  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:53:03pm
Imams warned not to rush through prayers; Smelly sock also a no-no

[Link: www.religionnewsblog.com...]

521 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:53:53pm

The Clintons have more dead folks around than the Corleones.

522 rappmandu  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:53:57pm

re: #512 Killgore Trout

re: #509 rappmandu
Was it the citations written in crayon drool that gave me away?


You betcha! (Saw that story last night and knew you'd be there)

523 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:56:42pm

re: #522 rappmandu At least he wasn't shooting whales with a .50 cal.!

524 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:57:00pm

re: #491 kreigwagon

I am saying that she is wrong but c'mon how many adolescent males have been traumatized by looking at a nude female?

I've been traumatized ever since it happened to me in my adolescence. I still suffer painful symptoms today like my pants becoming very tight and uncomfortable. I can sue someone for that, right?

525 Thanos  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:57:26pm

re: #523 pingjockey

re: #522 rappmandu At least he wasn't shooting whales with a .50 cal.!


He's probably paying an Indian off so he can gill net though.

526 Killgore Trout  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:57:48pm

re: #522 rappmandu

I'm looking forward to my move to the coast next year. Then I won't have to wait for the salmon to run inland, just head a mile off shore and they're just hanging out about 8 months out of the year.

527 galloping granny  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:58:21pm

re: #507 Carridine

Back in the USS Pueblo era (1965-69) when I signed the National Securities Act documents agreeing to uphold the law, keep my mouth shut and keep doors and filing-cabinets LOCKED, like any other American who signed on for a Top Secret security clearance, I would have gone to jail for 20 years and forfeited $20,000 for ANY infraction, inadvertent or accidental.

So to CHOOSE SOMEONE like Sandy Berger who has already demonstrated by his actions that he does NOT RESPECT American law; can't keep his word; at the highest level; has subverted and will continue to subvert government of the people, by the people and for the people, Hillary shows to the world HER contempt for the American people and American ideals!

Contempt! Utter contempt!

My mother signed that 20+ years before you did. She took her secrets to the grave. So much so that we know absolutely NOTHING of a full decade of her life and have no explanation for a number of things that we do know of.

There is absolutely NO excuse for Sandy Berger ever once being allowed access to classified data again.

528 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:59:06pm

re: #525 Thanos Haha. The bow hunters have invaded Chelan county. Goldarn fifthwheels everywhere, worse than summer.

529 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:59:12pm

LOL

“Do not conduct this prayer in a way that would justify the creation of terms like ‘jet imams.’ The prayers recited should be comprehensible,”


"Meanwhile, the mufti of the Aegean town of Denizli, Mehmet Köse, yesterday warned people not to come to mosques after eating garlic or onion or in dirty clothes or socks, saying, “Our prophet ordered, ‘don’t come to the mosques if you have eaten onion or garlic.’”

Bad odors in mosques during prayer will harm the peace and tranquility of the prayer will diminish"


What happens when Mo brings in his camel who has just consumed a Bean Burrito from Taco Bell given to said camel by a naughty Lizard?

Flatulence must be a sin in Islam.

Is that why they burn incense to cover up the smell of camels and unwashed Mo's?

530 CEQAttorney  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 4:59:35pm

The Sandy Berger incident bothers me. His crime was not handled in the normal fashion by any stretch of the imagination and he should be completely excluded from any intelligence briefings for reports.

Let me give you an example. This happened while I was in the service as an Army Intelligence Analyst. I was designated the "Security NCO" for my department.

One day a fellow soldier accidentally picked up a single sheet of classified information along with a stack of training reports and took the single sheet of classified information outside the secure area and back to company headquarters. Once he realized his mistake he immediately contacted me and returned the single sheet of classified information back to the secured area.

The soldier's security clearance was immediately suspended, pending my investigation of the incident. After my investigation (which took all of 1 day) determined that no classified material was released or lost, the soldier was reprimanded for 90 days. He lost a bit of pay and fell out of the promotion cycle for those 90 days. Because of this simple mistake, his promotion was held back for six months.

Sandy Berger intentionally removed classified information from a secured area and destroyed some of it. He did not come forward with his crime, but was forced to confess after a DoJ investigation.

If a soldier did this, he would have been dishonorably discharged from the service and permanently lost his security clearance.

Why isn't Sandy Berger being treated like that; like a pariah?

531 pingjockey  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:00:24pm

Got to go folks. 7yr. old has peewee football. What a hoot! Don't eat any rotten salmon!

532 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:00:57pm

re: #524 kellino

re: #491 kreigwagon

I am saying that she is wrong but c'mon how many adolescent males have been traumatized by looking at a nude female?

I've been traumatized ever since it happened to me in my adolescence. I still suffer painful symptoms today like my pants becoming very tight and uncomfortable. I can sue someone for that, right?

I would like to sue the bastards who in the seventies, convinced us that Leisure Suits looked cool.

533 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:02:21pm

re: #529 kreigwagon

"Meanwhile, the mufti of the Aegean town of Denizli, Mehmet K%uFFFD yesterday warned people not to come to mosques after eating garlic or onion or in dirty clothes or socks, saying, “Our prophet ordered, ‘don’t come to the mosques if you have eaten onion or garlic.’”

What if you just have top secret documents in your socks?

534 Outrider  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:04:08pm

re: #532 kreigwagon

I would like to sue the bastards who in the seventies, convinced us that Leisure Suits looked cool.


Especially those powder blue ones.

535 rightwinger3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:04:54pm

re: #527 galloping granny

re: #507 Carridine

Back in the USS Pueblo era (1965-69) when I signed the National Securities Act documents agreeing to uphold the law, keep my mouth shut and keep doors and filing-cabinets LOCKED, like any other American who signed on for a Top Secret security clearance, I would have gone to jail for 20 years and forfeited $20,000 for ANY infraction, inadvertent or accidental.

So to CHOOSE SOMEONE like Sandy Berger who has already demonstrated by his actions that he does NOT RESPECT American law; can't keep his word; at the highest level; has subverted and will continue to subvert government of the people, by the people and for the people, Hillary shows to the world HER contempt for the American people and American ideals!

Contempt! Utter contempt!

My mother signed that 20+ years before you did. She took her secrets to the grave. So much so that we know absolutely NOTHING of a full decade of her life and have no explanation for a number of things that we do know of.

There is absolutely NO excuse for Sandy Berger ever once being allowed access to classified data again.

granny and Carradine,

not sure that elected officials or their appointees have to sign the non-disclosure agreement. That's only for us little people.

536 stevieray  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:05:04pm

re: #520 storagemanager

Imams warned not to rush through prayers; Smelly sock also a no-no

[Link: www.religionnewsblog.com...]

But what about colorful underwear?

537 galloping granny  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:05:39pm

re: #481 lostlakehiker

Hillary must be in a spot where she simply cannot do without advisors or fundraisers with a criminal record.

Hsu? Berger?

Makes you wonder what "her way'' is, that she will take on that kind of support.

Or these are the advisors that her Chinese backers are telling her to employ. After all, some are reporting that Hsu was an agent of the Chinese government and that the $$ he was funneling came from China, while Sandy Berger is reported to be buddy-buddy with the son of the Chinese president.

538 kcladderman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:06:58pm

re: #505 Outrider

re: #474 Highrise


Prosecutors said the boy's parents called police after the woman threatened to disrobe every time the boy played basketball.

And this is supposed to make a 14 year old boy quit? She must be really, really bad looking for that threat to work.

Turned out the boy didn't even like basketball!
539 Dustoff-507  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:07:00pm

And what will the MSN have to say about this?


chirp...

540 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:07:03pm

re: #533 kellino

re: #529 kreigwagon

"Meanwhile, the mufti of the Aegean town of Denizli, Mehmet K© yesterday warned people not to come to mosques after eating garlic or onion or in dirty clothes or socks, saying, “Our prophet ordered, ‘don’t come to the mosques if you have eaten onion or garlic.’”

What if you just have top secret documents in your socks?

Didn't Sandy Burglar stuff some secret documents in his pants?

541 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:07:43pm

re: #534 Outrider

re: #532 kreigwagon


I would like to sue the bastards who in the seventies, convinced us that Leisure Suits looked cool.


Especially those powder blue ones.

Lol you too...:)

542 galloping granny  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:08:23pm

re: #535 rightwinger3

re: #527 galloping granny

re: #507 Carridine

Back in the USS Pueblo era (1965-69) when I signed the National Securities Act documents agreeing to uphold the law, keep my mouth shut and keep doors and filing-cabinets LOCKED, like any other American who signed on for a Top Secret security clearance, I would have gone to jail for 20 years and forfeited $20,000 for ANY infraction, inadvertent or accidental.

So to CHOOSE SOMEONE like Sandy Berger who has already demonstrated by his actions that he does NOT RESPECT American law; can't keep his word; at the highest level; has subverted and will continue to subvert government of the people, by the people and for the people, Hillary shows to the world HER contempt for the American people and American ideals!

Contempt! Utter contempt!

My mother signed that 20+ years before you did. She took her secrets to the grave. So much so that we know absolutely NOTHING of a full decade of her life and have no explanation for a number of things that we do know of.

There is absolutely NO excuse for Sandy Berger ever once being allowed access to classified data again.

granny and Carradine,

not sure that elected officials or their appointees have to sign the non-disclosure agreement. That's only for us little people.

I've been an appointee. Still had to take oaths, get clearances and sign non-disclosures.

543 Le_Patriot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:09:14pm

re: #519 kreigwagon

re: #515 Shay4l


Also, I wouldn't fly in any airplanes if I were Sandy...

Or take a walk in the park alone..on a rainy night.


/No one has yet explained the clean shoes and the muddy slacks-
but it was suicide

OK, here's a reference index for the Clinton scandals

544 nyc redneck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:09:20pm

re: #534 Outrider

re: #532 kreigwagon


I would like to sue the bastards who in the seventies, convinced us that Leisure Suits looked cool.

Especially those powder blue ones.

especially those mint green three piece ones. especially if the poyester was in a nice jaquard weave and the guy teamed it up w/ a white plastic belt and white plastic slip ons. the envy of all who beheld the well attired man. btw these suits really are the rage now. w/ a big old wide poly tie

545 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:09:47pm

re: #540 kreigwagon

Didn't Sandy Burglar stuff some secret documents in his pants?

Actually I've always been confused on that point. Since it is not uncommon for Clinton scandals to inovle pants (or a lack thereof) I assumed this account to be accurate. But I hear many accounts that say socks.

Perhaps he folded them up and the bottom half of the docs were in his socks and the top half held in by the pants leg. Maybe this is why Hillary wears pants suits?

546 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:10:45pm

re: #544 nyc redneck

rotflmao :)

547 Dustoff-507  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:11:25pm

Leisure Suits

Talk about something that would catch on fire some damn quick!
Danger Will Roberson, danger. LOL

548 Dustoff-507  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:11:48pm

so damn quick...

549 Render  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:11:53pm

re: #303 justadot

I was hoping for more information, sans Google/Wiki too...

Most everything I've found on-line so far has a rather unfriendly look to it. I try to avoid the obvious jihadi/radical Moslem looking websites, at all costs.

I did find this from the Tajik pix...

[Link: www.tajik.info...]

Picture on the bottom right has the same phrase, (in English), and is dated 2005.

So far, both of the on-line pix I've found have been taken by "Westerners."

I'm a bit curious as to how a German managed to paraglide above that village/mountain pass in Pakistan and take photos at the same time. Even if he's a revert, kite flying and picture taking are not all that well appreciated by those Shia/12er/mountain people.

What do the German, and the Russian that took the Tajik picture, know about that welcome message?

===

Google Earthing those far northern Pakistani mountain passes, exposes Obama and the whole "invade Pakistan" crowd for the dolts that they are.

I
SHALL
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550 Le_Patriot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:11:54pm

re: #545 kellino

re: #540 kreigwagon


Didn't Sandy Burglar stuff some secret documents in his pants?

Actually I've always been confused on that point. Since it is not uncommon for Clinton scandals to inovle pants (or a lack thereof) I assumed this account to be accurate. But I hear many accounts that say socks.

Perhaps he folded them up and the bottom half of the docs were in his socks and the top half held in by the pants leg. Maybe this is why Hillary wears pants suits?

ROTFLMAO!

551 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:11:56pm

re: #545 kellino

re: #540 kreigwagon

Didn't Sandy Burglar stuff some secret documents in his pants?

Actually I've always been confused on that point. Since it is not uncommon for Clinton scandals to inovle pants (or a lack thereof) I assumed this account to be accurate. But I hear many accounts that say socks.

Perhaps he folded them up and the bottom half of the docs were in his socks and the top half held in by the pants leg. Maybe this is why Hillary wears pants suits?

Someone in that family has to wear the pants.

552 Red Girl in Blue Minnesota  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:12:17pm

Hey, nothing but the most crooked for the Clintons.

More of the same, no outrage anywhere.

553 bluegrass boy  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:13:08pm

re: #545 kellino

re: #540 kreigwagon

Didn't Sandy Burglar stuff some secret documents in his pants?

Actually I've always been confused on that point. Since it is not uncommon for Clinton scandals to inovle pants (or a lack thereof) I assumed this account to be accurate. But I hear many accounts that say socks.

Perhaps he folded them up and the bottom half of the docs were in his socks and the top half held in by the pants leg. Maybe this is why Hillary wears pants suits?

yall fail to grasp the point...it dependes on what your definition of pants is...

554 rightwinger3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:13:23pm

re: #542 galloping granny

Then the only thing I can think of is one of those "It's good to be King" things. Sandy Burglar is "above the law" or at least he and the dems believe so.

555 Outrider  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:14:12pm

re: #538 kcladderman

Turned out the boy didn't even like basketball!


Guess she was just one of ~those~ neighbors that the kids love to mess with. We have one like that. And this brings back memories of a neighbor like that growing up in Kentucky. All the kids used to play in front of her house because she would always come out shrieking at us waving a broom. By the time we got out of school each day she was pretty well lit and highly excitable.
Eh, so I digressed.

556 kcladderman  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:16:32pm

re: #555 Outrider

I think every neighborhood had one of those.

557 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:16:49pm

re: #551 kreigwagon

Someone in that family has to wear the pants.

I wonder how many Rose Law Firm legal records can be stuffed into a pants suit. That would make a great contest!

558 nyc redneck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:17:31pm

what really disgusted me abt. sandy berger stealing these documents is how all the dems appeared on the msm shows w/ the same preposterous statement. they all insisted it was just "sloppiness". shop lifters, bank robbers, theives of all types could learn from the clintons

559 galloping granny  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:17:50pm

re: #554 rightwinger3

re: #542 galloping granny

Then the only thing I can think of is one of those "It's good to be King" things. Sandy Burglar is "above the law" or at least he and the dems believe so.

From what I can see, many of the Dems and at least some portion of Republicans seem to think that once they make it to the DC game the law does not apply to them about anything at all. Not assaulting a police officer, not drunk driving laws, not public indecency laws, not national security regulations, not a damned thing. They do as they please, leak what they feel like leaking and damn all the consequences.

560 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:18:02pm

re: #543 Le_Patriot

re: #519 kreigwagon

re: #515 Shay4l


Also, I wouldn't fly in any airplanes if I were Sandy...


Or take a walk in the park alone..on a rainy night.
/No one has yet explained the clean shoes and the muddy slacks-
but it was suicide

OK, here's a reference index for the Clinton scandals

"This is by no means a complete list of people or scandals so please feel free to add all that I missed."

There isn't enough time for this generation to index all of the Clinton Scandals. Our Great-great-great grand-children will still be sorting this shit out. And after all of that sorting and analyzing, Bill and Hillary will come out smelling like roses. Bill made sure of that by his legacy and his library.

561 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:20:52pm

re: #558 nyc redneck

what really disgusted me abt. sandy berger stealing these documents is how all the dems appeared on the msm shows w/ the same preposterous statement. they all insisted it was just "sloppiness". shop lifters, bank robbers, theives of all types could learn from the clintons

Yes, and Scotter Libby was convicted of the "sloppiness" of not being able to recall details of whom he spoke to at what times and look at how the media crucified him. Destoying documents prior to the 9-11 hearings? No biggie. If you plead guilty you can have you security clearance back in time for Hillary 2008!

(and never mind how confused the Libby jury was about what the judge was asking for, constantly coming back with questions, and then jurors at the end asking "Where's Rove"?)

562 kreigwagon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:23:20pm

re: #557 kellino

re: #551 kreigwagon

Someone in that family has to wear the pants.

I wonder how many Rose Law Firm legal records can be stuffed into a pants suit. That would make a great contest!

Now ladies (or anyone else who gets easily offended), let me this say up front: I don't want you to take what I am about to say as offensive.

Hillary is not a 34C she uh, uses documents like pre-adolescent girls use tissue paper, if you get my drift.

563 Cap'n DOC  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:24:04pm

I know this is OT, but if anybody is reading - I'd like to find someone going to DC tomorrow who can do me a favor while they are at the Wall - please send me a email.

564 rightwinger3  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:24:27pm

re: #559 galloping granny

granny,

Spot On. I think that they think they are somehow better than us because they've been elected to a public office. Crazy.

565 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:27:04pm

re: #562 kreigwagon

"Hillary is not a 34C she uh, uses documents like pre-adolescent girls use tissue paper, if you get my drift."

Hey, she has to appear more feminine some how. She's not just going to sit there and let the fashion divas of the Washington Post dish it out.

566 GeeWiz  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 5:47:50pm

re: #314 meMarc

That story is so true on all it reports on. I own a company that services commercial food equipment but we don't service prisons based on an experience I had when I worked for another company. I was dispatched to a medium security prison on a service call. The kitchen help were all trustees and the chef was the only employee. While I went about my business, the trustees locked the chef in the walk-in cooler. Since it was a prison, I was now locked in a kitchen with trustees that gleefully celebrated their freedom from "boss man" with not a guard in sight. Needless to say I prayed while I worked that they would let him out so I wouldn't have to decide to do it myself. A half hour went by when one trustee noticed my nervous observation of the events and came over to me and said "don't worry bud, we do this all the time". They let him out, I finished the job and went on my merry way with a chuckle.

Don't get me started on the nutrition comparison between schools and prisons.

567 spynverzyon  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:07:12pm

Hmmm...interesting threads woven through this thread:

Hillary...national security...nuclear football...basketball...Madeleine Albright...boy playing basketball...Boy Clinton...naked woman on the patio...lower profile...Sandy Berger...anti-nuclear basketball...failed missile test...international profile...Patriot missile batteries...al-Qaeda in Kabul...aspirin in Sudan...international incident...roundball, baseball, oval football...explosions near the Battery...intern at the Oval Office...infidels beheaded...al-Qaeda docs in Sandy's pants...Hillary on the patio...al-Qaeda international...Monica in a blue burqa...Boy lowers profile...Patriots in the Superbowl...Yankees lose the Series...Clinton wears the emperor's clothes...Manhattan lowers profile...

568 Carridine  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:43:00pm

Contempt! Utter contempt!re: #527 galloping grannyGranny, thank you! You know the commitment and honesty your mother demonstrated, because the ABSENCE of that honesty in Berger's and Clinton's actions, attitudes and speech is DISGUSTING!

569 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:45:22pm

If Harry Reid's "American people" were awake, educated and not so besotted with the easy life, the Clinton's would have never been elected in the first place. To even contemplate another Clinton era, with their criminal, grasping, greedy, small minded and disgusting friends demeaning the White House and the Office of the President yet again is should make this country retch. How did we get to this place? Why is her picture in the paper every day? She is widely quoted as though she has something to say, as though it is some sort of forgone conclusion that she is going to be leading (?) this country in the near future. And it is not even a forgone conclusion because Hillary is some kind of great, proven leader or stateswoman. It seems to be because she: 1) has raised a lot of money, 2) has a rock star living in her house, 3) is a bitch, 4) can buy criminals such as Sandy Burglar to do her bidding and 5) exercised great power and control from her position as nothing more than the wife of the President. Great resume for a President! These are the reasons I see out there - not much to go on but should be enough to at least raise a caution flag or two.
Why aren't every single one of the Clinton scandals, ethical issues and unanswered questions raised each and every day in the media. Without a doubt they were both involved in all of them and Hillary out in front with the most notches in her gun.
There is much history already on the table with the Clinton's. All pretty much on the record. It is just a matter of putting all together and in perspective. What we don't know already is hidden in the archives as the silly debate goes on over the release of Hillary's papers. What on earth are we doing buying that load of crap? Harry's "American people" should be demanding instant release of those records. Isn't it always the cover up that gets you? Just for starters, I bet the sign-in sheet for the Lincoln bedroom is one of the documents that would cause some unease in the campaign. How about her meeting schedules? Those are probably pretty interesting also. Maybe even more so than Karl Rove's or even Dick Cheney's.
Curious people just want to know. Why isn't everyone curious?

570 Carridine  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:47:05pm

re: #535 rightwinger3

"not sure that elected officials or their appointees have to sign the non-disclosure agreement. That's only for us little people."

Rest assured, SIGNING that National Secrets Act document IS REQUIRED, but HONORING IT, or being punished for DISOBEYING IT, is only for the plebian little people!

571 Carridine  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:49:04pm

re: #569 peck

Get ON!

572 cbinflux  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:51:32pm

Have Socks - Will Travel

573 FrogMarch  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 6:58:35pm

re: #440 ErislDysnomia

re: #308 republic

America, if you vote Hillary into office, then you deserve the government that you will get, and that includes any and all of you loser Republican voters who stayed home in November of 2006, to "teach the Republicans a lesson."

Sadly, this is the naked truth.


that is the truth.

We only end up punishing ourselves.

574 kellino  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 7:15:18pm

re: #573 FrogMarch

We only end up punishing ourselves.

Agreed. But then what arrows are in our quivers for those so-called "moderate" Republicans? (or as Mark Levin calls them, rePUBICans).

Certainly the Ned Lamont episode didn't work out so well for the Kossacs.

In some cases we may not have much choice unfortunately but to swallow a bitter pill rather than a posion pill.

575 pegcity  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 7:20:30pm

re: #573 FrogMarch

Canadians tried that, we ended up with the liberals ruining our country.

576 peck  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 7:38:05pm

re: #240 Born Again Republican

Lots of 'never heard' responses. Surprising those people actually have phones to answer the poll questions.
Indoor plumbing coming to a fillin' station near you real soon.
/

577 Straitcircle  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 10:14:55pm

Bill and Hill and Chelsea will all have the same gang as before. Cough,

At least the ones that are still alive

!

578 justadot  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 10:30:08pm

re: #549 Render

Much later — I found some more info, but I'll wait till I see you around again. Still looking for more. Thanks again for the coords and pix. I thought I found the Tajiki coords, but I can't find it now. However, I found another website with similar messages. I've got coords for them at
• lat=36.3162, long=74.6109
• lat=36.3114, long=74.6022

579 sheik yer'mami  Thu, Sep 13, 2007 10:40:10pm

Willy Clitman & Sandman Burgler, partners in crime...

Heaven help us if these lunatics get to occupy the whie house one more time, they will take America to the brink...

580 dean_acheson  Fri, Sep 14, 2007 9:21:07am

Isn't national security and Democrat kinda an oxymoron?

581 Charles the Hammer  Fri, Sep 14, 2007 10:33:33am

re: #483 ploome hineni

Oh, I know what it is. But why the question?

the sinner,

Charles


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