Orchard Falla

Constance Ortuist Fallaburr

Melorder Fallaburr

Appis (Arris) Fallabus

Standard Fallaby

Tasida Fallaby

Lacer Fallacet

Arris Fallacie

Mashanter Fallack

Squaline Fallaize

Carlos Fallantly

Musicus Fallantly

Wrallis Fallanway

Allia Fallanx

Starling Fallanx

Ipson & Pulat Fallari

Stachia Fallari

Aptesia Fallarme

Corntopia Fallas

Anteo Fallaspy

Pandist Fallaspy

Sashio Fallaspy

Vyanine Fallaspy

Casternarm Fallast

Ardenaur Fallatter

Agropio Fallaver

Propine Fallax

Cash Fallbaez

Antopody Fallbatts

Coppice Fallbatteo

Agrendo Fallbazz

Cisgatten Fallbazz

Hasp Fallbazz

Canopy Fallbenning

Cole Fallbird

Castel Fallboys

Acataloope Fallbus

Astraham Fallbute

Loosely Fallbute

Betheda Fallbutus

Cathine Fallbutus

Bwythan Fallbutus

there have been dozens of people that have caught you attacking others first and lying.

Posted by: Anonymous at May 16, 2006 07:54 PM

and doubtless dozens more before the blog plug is pulled.

Malloy has finally found a way to make a difference;

endorse an anti-Bush version of Monopoly.

Menenome Fallbutus

Olivine Fallbutus

Vacete Fallbutus

Astra Fallcas

David Fallcash

Bewick Fallcaster

Catch-Hanger Fallcaster

Clasper Fallcaster

Felix Fallcaster

Max Fallcaster

Orion Fallcaster

Throper Fallcaster

Raskado Fallcastle

Appropinquo Fallcatti

Agrimany Fallchester

Sitiarch Fallding

Ostler Falleaver

Edio Fallenby

Shey Fallenby

Affinado Falleur

Erek Fallfree

Thomax Fallfresh

Zachia Fallgillot

Joyan Fallicory

Bird Gaspara Fallicutt

Obsian Fallicutt

Wrallis Fallinway

Ashile Fallko

Agostina Fallmutt

Castan Fallockery

Cottes Fallope

Pollie Fallory

Afracious Fallows

Hearty Fallparco

Sallis Pino Fallpinio

Crasstranger Fallqueue

Romanese Fallracce

Ascrib Fallstaff

Armeror Fallstag

Combayne Fallstoward

Geoffrey Fallthuis

Merriem Falltrick

Stephany Falltrix

Tolley Falluger

Vassian Falluger

Erhaus Bewler Falluper

Grastled Fallusson

Castral Fallvernon

Leasting Fallvo

Anthior Fallwaste

GG - what's that list of?

you are the biggest sybil/cybil by far nobody and also the biggest liar there is. John caught you in another of your lifetime of nobody lies. there have been dozens of people that have caught you attacking others first and lying.

Posted by: Anonymous at May 16, 2006 07:54 PM

Seder...could you please do something about this jackass?...

Maybe point out that I don\'t post under other nicks?...

Anything?

Ping!

I love the thought of John Bolton singing that Willy Wonka song while giving tours of the United Nations.

The insurgents will be filled with fizzy lifting drink and they will simply float away.

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:01 PM

--------

You probably should wipe the target off your ass...

Lenders take notice as defaults are rising

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/business/20060515-9999-1n15default.html

Like a floodwater...Savings are down...foreclosures are up...the dollar is down...anyone remember the banking debacle of a decade ago?

Gold has tumble back to the 680s! Good time to get it people! BUY BUY BUY!! (always take delivery, do not trust gold companies that 'hold it for you'. They always go bankrupt after gold prices fall.

Buy old gold coins for best ethics. (worn ones) First of all its old gold. Modern gold is extracted using Cyanide, and it ruins lands. Just ask folks in Nevada how they like gold mines. They hate them!

Buy estate jewelry for best ethics and most fun. I have gotten items recently for NEAR MELT PRICE. How can that be? Well you buy it wholesale and you buy OLD INVENTORY. Basically, the jewelers costs are in the old 400 oz price so you can get old inventory deals very close to melt now for high Karat gold jewelry. Bonus: Jewelry is beautiful and can be enjoyed, whereas coins just sit there. Bad things: Jewelry can get lost or stolen.

anti-Bush version of Monopoly.

Posted by: Fritz at May 16, 2006 08:00 PM

Isn't that a contradiction?

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:01 PM

92 of Janeane's biggest fans who have somewhat strangely, or perhaps derangedly, made their names include the words "fall" in it...

Not really....it's a list of 92 case histories based on the Violent Unknown Event....it's from a Peter Greenaway film, The Falls....it's very British, very eccentric, and very good....

It's fiction, by the way...just an excuse for Greenaway to go nuts....

Venezuela

=

Leftist government. Chavez called Bush a "terrorist."

I certainly agree. [Hiya NSA!]

Identify and isolate your political enemies.

Bell South contracts out it's billing to an Israeli company. A backdoor way to get information to the CIA and NSA legally? There go the Zionists and neo-cons and armageddonists again. Peace

Stocks slip as retailers\' sales disappoint

http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/060516/markets_stocks.html?.v=9

Popping in again to contribute to the downfall of the Empire...

Chavez may price oil exports in euros

Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez said Tuesday that he would consider pricing his country's oil in euros instead of dollars in line with a similar declaration made by Iran.

*

[Thanks to my buddy ***** for the story... :)

Posted by: A. at May 16, 2006 07:56 PM

We are soooooo Rome .. circa 68 A.D.!!!

And I'd never dump you Crank!! Ever! I'd sooner boil your bunny!! : D - LOL!!!

Okay .. I need to go make dinner .. Have a Lovely Evening all ....

Markets should set dollar value: Treasury's Snow Tue May 16, 9:39 AM ET

U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow stressed his view on Tuesday that the relative value of the dollar should be determined in competitive markets, and said he was phrasing his comments cautiously to avoid misinterpretations that could drive the market to fluctuate.

"Our view on the dollar is that its value should be set in open, competitive exchange markets and reflect fundamentals, and I think it does," Snow said in response to questions during an interview on Detroit radio station WJR.

The dollar has been under pressure against other major currencies, especially since last month's Group of Seven finance minister's meeting in Washington.

Analysts said after the meeting that it appeared the dollar would have to decline on value in order to help resolve global imbalances resulting from huge U.S. trade deficits and slow growth in Europe.

The G7 ministers said a rise in value for China's yuan and increased currency flexibility in Asia was "critical" as was the need for China to rely less on exports for growth.

On Tuesday, Snow noted that China's yuan value has risen in value and said that was a welcome development. Last week, the Treasury declined to name China a currency manipulator in a semiannual report to Congress, and Snow noted that since then, Beijing has begun to move to let the yuan strengthen.

"Now that the threat of the citation has been removed for a while, for six months, China is beginning to move their currency and I was pleased to see the currency begin to show more flexibility and begin to move in the right direction," Snow said.

Snow declined to answer when asked why he didn't simply acknowledge that a dollar decline would help ratchet down U.S. trade deficits by making imports more expensive.

LINK

You probably should wipe the target off your ass...

Posted by: Corndog at May 16, 2006 08:02 PM

get anywhere near to being effective and it\'s an instant target...I\'m not the only one here that\'s been trolled like this.

Did you ever see a Samurai movie where the protaganist catches a fly in his chop sticks.

Well I just did something like that.

I saw the shadow of a mosquito flash across my screen and I made a wild two handed slap at it

AND I KILLED IT!!!

I feel so proud.

Ooompa Loompa's will run the Iraqi government and will give hourly song lectures to the strict
mullah's.

nite Willow :)

Pension Deficit, Now $500 Billion, May Clobber Corporate Bonds

The $500 billion deficit in U.S. company retirement plans is about to bite corporate bond investors.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=a8gDLCneeLM8&refer=us

Posted by: Tim Lim Bin Gin Win at May 16, 2006 08:03 PM

Bottom line: Government will seize your gold and not permit you to sell it after a major economic catastrophe, such as occurred in the Great Depression of 1929.

Gold and metals can be good investments, but only as hedges.

I'd sooner boil your bunny!! : D - LOL!!!

Okay .. I need to go make dinner ..

Posted by: Willow at May 16, 2006 08:04 PM

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Coincidence?

I report. You decide.

Iraq will be made of Chocolate!

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 07:58 PM

The NeoCons can hold a contest and a few lucky hard right conservatives will get to visit the Wonderland that is Iraq and see the magic behind all of that success!

Iraq will be made of Chocolate!

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 07:58 PM

The NeoCons can hold a contest and a few lucky hard right conservatives will get to visit the Wonderland that is Iraq and see the magic behind all of that success!

Posted by: 60th Street at May 16, 2006 08:06 PM

like a draft?

hahahahaha!

Iraq Sunnis accuse US of \"atrocity\" over raids

Iraq\'s main Sunni religious grouping accused U.S. forces on Monday of killing 25 civilians in raids near Baghdad in the past two days, rejecting the U.S. account that only suspected insurgents had died.

Two separate U.S. statements on the air and ground raids did not mention any civilian deaths, but said several women and children were wounded.

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L15767399.htm

Oh boy, Janeane talking religion with an ordained clergyman...everyone double check those lightning rods.

Here's a film for ya....click on it and scroll down for the film....

http://petergreenaway.co.uk/windows.htm

CNN just read emails from viewers and someone said they asked for and wanted a letter from Verizon stating Verizon has not given his/her phone records to the NSA.

He said the Verizon representative was advised to tell customers they can't comment on matters of national security.

That's a far cry from a denial or being coerced into giving the government our phone numbers.

Posted by: Corndog at May 16, 2006 08:05 PM

Zatoichi: the blind corndog

nite, wil. Keep the faith.

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:07 PM

Lol! they can hide the golden draft card in the talking points memos.

That AIPAC joke was great Janeane!

Gold and metals can be good investments, but only as hedges.

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:06 PM

unless you have actual physical possession or have moved your options offshore...same thing holds true of any assets...now...the problem comes in when they want to seize your assets...They just call you a terrorist and most places just roll over...

Psst. It's not effectivness. It's abrasiveness.

//He said the Verizon representative was advised to tell customers they can't comment on matters of national security.//

fuck that. what are they little McClellan clones?

Posted by: Fritz at May 16, 2006 08:10 PM

:-]

Psst. It\'s not effectivness. It\'s abrasiveness.

Posted by: Anonymous at May 16, 2006 08:11 PM

really?...care to point out an example?

http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/ap/2006/05/16/ap2750687.html

...Venezuela's military is considering selling its fleet of U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets to another country, possibly Iran, in response to a U.S. ban on arms sales to President Hugo Chavez's government, an official said Tuesday...

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Here is how the diplomacy-challenged operate.

First, the bully thumps and thrusts his chest.

Then, the object of the chest thumping/thrusting says, "Take that back!"

Then, the chest thumper/thruster says, "I have a family/nation to protect!"

Then, the object of the chest thumping/thrusting says, "Let them eat cake!"

Sound familiar?

Posted by: Corndog at May 16, 2006 08:05 PM

Wax on, Wax off.

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:07 PM

Lol! they can hide the golden draft card in the talking points memos.

Posted by: 60th Street at May 16, 2006 08:10 PM

hahaha

Bor-RING!

Jesus won't save you. He's too busy hunting snipe with the easter bunny.

Worst ethics for buying gold: ANY NEW BULLION, ANY NEW GOLD COINS probably was newly extracted using cyanide in very bad environmental effects. Poisoning the water etc.

Positives for New Gold Bullion Coins: Best for reselling and investing. Usually a 10 dollar spread (or less) for buying and selling on daily spot price.

So I have a list for the BEST GOLD COINS based on HUMAN RIGHTS RECORDS:

WORST: China Goverment Gold: Panda Coins, Chinese New Year Coins, China is HORRIBLE for environment and by buying these coins supports a fascist regime and slave labor. DO NOT BUY CHINA GOLD!

WORST #2: USA Government Gold: We suck, don't support the US. US allows horrible gold mining techniques and has secret prisons and starts illegal wars.

BEST #1: Canadian Gold Maple Leafs: Canada is awesome and the gold is .9999 fine. Not .999 fine like the US and others. So its better first of all. As for environment, well Canada is better than the US for sure.

BEST #2: South African Gold: Support the ANC and buy New South African Gold.

That AIPAC joke was great Janeane!

Posted by: Jason Gooljar at May 16, 2006 08:11 PM

Yeah, she's sharp tonight. The prescription drugs and Red Bull must be timed just right.

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:11 PM

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I think gold -- along with about everything else -- is overbought. It's starting to smell a lot like 2000...

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:13 PM

Don't forget the nicotine...

Bush agrees to full NSA oversight by Congress

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House, in an abrupt reversal, will allow the full Senate and House of Representatives intelligence committees to review President George W. Bush\'s domestic spying program, congressional officials said on Tuesday.

Two days before the program was expected to dominate Air Force Gen. Michael Hayden\'s Senate confirmation hearing as CIA director, the Republican chairmen of the Senate and House panels said separately that Bush had agreed to allow full committee oversight of his Terrorist Surveillance Program.

The program, which allows the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on the international phone calls and e-mails of U.S. citizens without first obtaining warrants, has stirred an outcry in Congress among lawmakers who believe Bush may have overstepped his constitutional authority.

It became apparent that in order to have a fully informed confirmation hearing, all members of my committee needed to know the full width and breadth of the president\'s program,\" Sen. Pat Roberts (news, bio, voting record) of Kansas, who heads the 15-member Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said in a statement.

The first full Senate committee briefing was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060516/ts_nm/security_nsa_dc_1

So now you have congress complicit in illegal activity...and all oversite is to be secret...

oops. there is a preacher guy on and I am swearing.

o well. he probably isn't reading the blog.

I think gold -- along with about everything else -- is overbought. It's starting to smell a lot like 2000...

Posted by: Corndog at May 16, 2006 08:15 PM

Oil is propelling it now...any relief in energy prices will collapse metals concurrently.

...ZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZ...

I dont' think I care...

this guy is interesting. I like his "steps to hijacking religion"...but it could still be used for any organizations, if you think about it.

1. Create distrust.

2. Create "Issue"

3. Suggest the leaders aren't taking care of the "issues" you bring up.

4. Furnish list of people who will take care of the "issues."

5. Group becomes torn and fragmented.

6. Leaders leave.

7. Interlopers inherit $$ and membership.

I think gold -- along with about everything else -- is overbought. It\'s starting to smell a lot like 2000...

Posted by: Corndog at May 16, 2006 08:15 PM

can\'t get enough platinum but it\'s too high for me...The euro has been pretty solid...kind of interested in that new transasian currency that they\'re working on modelled after the euro...

Gold is not the best investement , but its a good hedge as you said. I would say a good portfolio should have 30percent bonds/CDs in various currencies, 30 percent individual stocks, 30 percent global equ funds, 5 percent other and maybe 5 percent gold.

GOLD IS EASIEST TO HIDE. Easy to move. Hard to detect. Small. In jewelry it would be the easiest to move.

1. Create distrust.

2. Create "Issue"

3. Suggest the leaders aren't taking care of the "issues" you bring up.

4. Furnish list of people who will take care of the "issues."

5. Group becomes torn and fragmented.

6. Leaders leave.

7. Interlopers inherit $$ and membership.

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:17 PM

state of belief

hail to the thief

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:17 PM

sometimes you\'re too smart.

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:17 PM

It's called the Hegelian Dialectic, Cath....and it has been used to hijack a lot more than religion.

She\'s Baaack: Judith Miller Writing About WMD for the \'WSJ\'

The first of a two-part opinion piece by former New York Times reporter Judith Miller for the Wall Street Journal appeared Tuesday. The subject is not Iraq weapons of mass destruction, but those belonging to Libya, North Korea and Iran.

Miller holds that the Bush administration, in trying to control nuclear programs in North Korea and Iran, should \"recall how Libya was persuaded to renounce terrorism and its own weapons of mass destruction programs, including a sophisticated nuclear program purchased almost entirely from the supplier network run by Abdul Qadeer Khan, the \'father\'\' of Pakistan\'s bomb.\"

http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002503519

I want to puke.

o yah. so why haven't you brought it up before Rusty?

we could have used the info in say, oh 2000 or '99.

oh, and thanks, GG. I think I'll look for "The Fall." The thing about the names reminds me of Buckaroo Bonzai and how all of the aliens from the 8th dimension are named "John" - John Warfin, John Bigbooty, etc.

That was almost a sublime segment...I wish Janeane could have mixed it up with Kinky Friedman.

Hey GG,

I saw Goddard's "A woman is a woman" the other day. Seen it?

Generally I like anything with Belmondo, but this was pretty blah.

Congress may make ISPs snoop on you

A prominent Republican on Capitol Hill has prepared legislation that would rewrite Internet privacy rules by requiring that logs of Americans\' online activities be stored, CNET News.com has learned.

The proposal comes just weeks after Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said Internet service providers should retain records of user activities for a \"reasonable amount of time,\" a move that represented a dramatic shift in the Bush administration\'s views on privacy.

Wisconsin Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, is proposing that ISPs be required to record information about Americans\' online activities so that police can more easily \"conduct criminal investigations.\" Executives at companies that fail to comply would be fined and imprisoned for up to one year.

In addition, Sensenbrenner\'s legislation--expected to be announced as early as this week--also would create a federal felony targeted at bloggers, search engines, e-mail service providers and many other Web sites. It\'s aimed at any site that might have \"reason to believe\" it facilitates access to child pornography--through hyperlinks or a discussion forum, for instance.

http://news.com.com/2100-1028_3-6072601.html?part=rss&tag=6072601&subj=news

Yes...this congress...the one Bush has suddenly fessed up to to make us all feel good about NSA spying...

"Hegelian Dialectic" - thanks, Rusty.

Sounds like the religious right wingnuts with some deep pocket right wingnuts are trying to infiltrate and takeover every God-fearing group of people they can get their dirty hands on.

All for money and political..... power.

Wow...just like the mafia.....interesting.

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:20 PM

No one asked me?

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:20 PM

Here's the website...the film is on DVD...Netflix has it...

http://vue.org.uk/falls.htm

Platinum is 50 times as rare as gold on earth but its price is at best 2 times the price of gold. Its a bargain. Plus it has many, many industrial uses. I would go platinum rather than gold.

BEST WAY TO BUY PLATINUM: American, Canadian Bullion coins or ingots. jewelry. Historic coins are hard to find. They just didn't make that many so collectors want them. Russia made a few from the tsarist era. Platinum is so cool. best one to buy if you have 1300 to put away

Sanders has been a regular guest on Thom Hartmann's show every Friday for years.

Posted by: Fritz at May 16, 2006 08:22 PM

Haven't seen that one....saw Masculin-Feminin recently....that was interesting....

Venezuela to Purchase 100,000 Kalashnikovs From Russia

U.S. slaps arms ban on Venezuela

U.S. Loses Track of 200,000 Kalashnikovs

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:20 PM

No one asked me?

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:24 PM

a. Why are all the religious people behind the government all of a sudden?

Speaking of Real & Genuine men of faith: Rev Dr. James Forbes Senior Minister
Riverside Church
New York, NY September 3
10:30 AM & 7:30 PM ... Will be speaking in Ocean Grove NJ.. At The Great Auditorium
54 Pitman Ave
Ocean Grove, NJ 07756
Main Office 732-775-0035
Toll-Free: (800) 388-4768

EAT MY COCK!

Wow! Rev. Gaddy going to Egypt to speak with Islamic leaders. Man it makes me sick that this type of religious diplomacy is not out in the mainstream being reported...shit!...heralded!

EAT MY COCK!

Posted by: Colonel Sanders at May 16, 2006 08:26 PM

special recipe of regular?

"Hegelian Dialectic" - thanks, Rusty.

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:24 PM

Thesis + Antithesis = Synthesis

Or, if you want to obtain option C, pit options A and B against each other relentlessly, and wait until everyone is crying out for a solution to the conflict. Then you offer the one you intended all along.

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:24 PM

Hegel believed that all thought was a product of its time, and therefore disassociated with objective truth.

But this theory was itself a product of its time, so its validity is also suspect.

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:01 PM

Seder...could you please do something about this personal attacking lying ogre of the blog. He is so extremely abrasive, overbearing and offensive that his abuse hurts the many good posts here.

So many people are sick of his mean attacks on others when they have said nothing to him.

Ban or limit this monster please. Anything?

"Hegelian Dialectic" - thanks, Rusty.

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:24 PM

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialectic

if your marriage is threatened by same sex couples don't let them in your bedroom.

Nobody rules!

We love him/her/it!

NOBODY rules!

Ban or limit this monster please. Anything?

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

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A thin ruse...

The threat is gays have parity with straights. I would think women would be insulted that there's such harsh societal penalities for a man not being attracted to them. Be turned on by women, OR ELSE!

I KNOW I AM!

US spells out plan to bomb Iran

THE US is updating contingency plans for a non-nuclear strike to cripple Iran\'s atomic weapon programme if international diplomacy fails, Pentagon sources have confirmed.

Strategists are understood to have presented two options for pinpoint strikes using B2 bombers flying directly from bases in Missouri, Guam in the Pacific and Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.

RAF Fairford in Gloucester also has facilities for B2s but this has been ruled out because of the UK\'s opposition to military action against Tehran.

The main plan calls for a rolling, five-day bombing campaign against 400 key targets in Iran, including 24 nuclear-related sites, 14 military airfields and radar installations, and Revolutionary Guard headquarters.

At least 75 targets in underground complexes would be attacked with waves of bunker-buster bombs.

http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/62043.html

Attention! >> BlueWaveNJ and welcome's
ERIC BOEHLERT
JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR OF
LAPDOGS: HOW THE PRESS
ROLLED OVER FOR BUSH

Wednesday, May 24th - 7:30 P.M.
UNITARIAN CHURCH of Montclair (Annex)
67 Church Street, Montclair NJ 07042... All ARE Welcome...
Great Progressive Grassroots folks!

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

WAAAAAAAAAA!

Ban or limit this monster please. Anything?

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

post one example please.

Qadeer Khan, the \'father\'\' of Pakistan\'s bomb.\" Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:20 PM

the same Khan Bush let Pakistan hide or at least he was never held for selling nuclear info/supplies he "apologized" and Bush was satisfied with that and now is living ...can;t remember where but he never was jailed for selling nuclear secrets/supplies

Good one...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zack-exley/shame-on-you-paul-begala_b_21116.html

NOW to back Lieberman\'s Democratic challenger for Senate seat

Edward M. \"Ned\" Lamont, the Greenwich cable executive challenging U.S. Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman for the Democratic nomination, was expected today to collect the endorsement of the National Organization for Women\'s political action committee.

The nod from the NOW PAC was to be announced today at a news conference jointly hosted in Hartford by Lamont and the women\'s organization, which said it had reached its decision \"after extensive research and discussion.\"

Lamont\'s campaign spokesman declined to comment early today, and Connecticut NOW Executive Director Kathleen Sloan, who distributed the group\'s announcement, was not immediately available for comment.

Lieberman\'s campaign director, Sean Smith, reacted by emphasizing the senator\'s support from other organizations concerned with women\'s issues and among prominent women Democrats in Connecticut, including Democratic State Chairwoman Nancy DiNardo; U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-3rd District; state Comptroller Nancy Wyman; and state Treasurer Denise L. Nappier.

http://www.journalinquirer.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=16644606&BRD=985&PAG=461&dept_id=161556&rfi=6

Attention! >> BlueWaveNJ welcomes
ERIC BOEHLERT
JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR OF
LAPDOGS: HOW THE PRESS
ROLLED OVER FOR BUSH

Wednesday, May 24th - 7:30 P.M.
UNITARIAN CHURCH of Montclair (Annex)
67 Church Street, Montclair NJ 07042... All ARE Welcome...
Great Progressive Grassroots folks!

FBI Secret Probes: 3,501 Targets in the U.S.

ABC News

The Department of Justice says it secretly sought phone records and other documents of 3,501 people last year under a provision of the Patriot Act that does not require judicial oversight.

The records were obtained with the use of what are known as National Security Letters, which can be signed by an FBI agent and are only for use in terrorism cases.

The letters require telephone companies to keep secret even the existence of the request for records.

Assistant Attorney General William Moschella told Congress last month that 9,254 National Security Letters were issued in 2005 involving 3,501 people.

Kick butt show so far! Kudos to everyone!

Janeane is hot tonight..

Attention! >> BlueWaveNJ and welcome's
ERIC BOEHLERT
JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR OF
LAPDOGS: HOW THE PRESS
ROLLED OVER FOR BUSH

Wednesday, May 24th - 7:30 P.M.
UNITARIAN CHURCH of Montclair (Annex)
67 Church Street, Montclair NJ 07042... All ARE Welcome...
Great Progressive Grassroots folks!

Posted by: GG at May 16, 2006 08:25 PM

I just added "the Falls" to my Q.

CRAP! My wife put "Racing Stripes" on the Q and because of my inattentiveness, it is now in the mail.

a. Why are all the religious people behind the government all of a sudden?

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:25 PM

They aren't. But those who aren't onboard with the neocons risk losing their nonprofit status, due to some machinations implemented by the IRS after WWII. So many of the good religious people keep silent -- as Rev. Niemoller said at the Nuremburg War Trials, a fatally flawed strategy in and of itself.

It's all tied up in the 501 regulatons...here is some background info from no less a source than Daily Kos about a church that tried to protest the war with predictable results:

Tax Abuse by Christian Right

The largest part of this religious hijacking has been accomplished financially.

Or, if you want to obtain option C, pit options A and B against each other relentlessly, and wait until everyone is crying out for a solution to the conflict. Then you offer the one you intended all along.

Posted by: Rusty [TypeKey Profile Page] at May 16, 2006 08:27 PM

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Big money developers constantly use this technique in my town to bamboozle the gullable locals into selling out cheap. THen the big money has it's way with the town council.

The argument they use all the time is, "...either the community grows or it dies." Then they kill it with their developments.

These kind of arguments only work on those who allow their attention to be totally focused on the arguments.

http://www.hillnews.com/thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/051606/news1.html

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:01 PM

Seder...could you please do something about this personal attacking lying ogre of the blog. He is so extremely abrasive, overbearing and offensive that his abuse hurts the many good posts here.

So many people are sick of his mean attacks on others when they have said nothing to him.

Ban or limit this monster please. Anything?

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

I can understand your frustration with that type of person Terri.

The point that I would make is that type of person or behavior is very counter productive to what progressives are working on and actually doing. We don't have to harshly attack fellow progressives or republicans in order to make the points which are on our side.

It's all tied up in the 501 regulatons...here is some background info from no less a source than Daily Kos about a church that tried to protest the war with predictable results:

Tax Abuse by Christian Right

The largest part of this religious hijacking has been accomplished financially.

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:35 PM

wow,Rusty! you know stuff!! how come all you do is talk about Janeane and make the same carmen gia joke over and over again?

At least 75 targets in underground complexes would be attacked with waves of bunker-buster bombs. http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/62043.html

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:30 PM

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DOn't for get the 100 bunker busters we sold Israel a while back...

Good one...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zack-exley/shame-on-you-paul-begala_b_21116.html

Posted by: GG at May 16, 2006 08:32 PM...

Begala, Carvel, and Lieberman have been harrassing Dean from the beginning. Traiterous ASSHOLES, that have bushpea brains.

What ridicule could they find in a bumbling dufus?

The press is still so opressive, I have very few outlets for my cartoons, but have been offered syndication deals if i would draw cartoons from the right, naturally i said no.
www.whatnowtoons.com

The Conscious Universe

Excerpt from Chapter 1

In science, the acceptance of new ideas follows a predictable, four-stage sequence. In Stage 1, skeptics confidently proclaim that the idea is impossible because it violates the Laws of Science. This stage can last from years to centuries, depending on how much the idea challenges conventional wisdom. In Stage 2, skeptics reluctantly concede that the idea is possible, but it is not very interesting and the claimed effects are extremely weak. Stage 3 begins when the mainstream realizes that the idea is not only important, but its effects are much stronger and more pervasive than previously imagined. Stage 4 is achieved when the same critics who used to disavow any interest in the idea begin to proclaim that they thought of it first. Eventually, no one remembers that the idea was once considered a dangerous heresy.

The idea discussed in this book is in the midst of the most important and the most difficult of the four transitions – from Stage 1 into Stage 2. While the idea itself is ancient, it has taken more than a century to conclusively demonstrate it in accordance with rigorous, scientific standards. This demonstration has accelerated Stage 2 acceptance, and Stage 3 can already be glimpsed on the horizon.

The idea is that those compelling, perplexing and sometimes profound human experiences known as "psychic phenomena" are real.

The press is still so opressive, I have very few outlets for my cartoons, but have been offered syndication deals if i would draw cartoons from the right, naturally i said no.
www.whatnowtoons.com

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:37 PM

I'm a classic underachiever. It relieves stress.

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

Posted by: Progressive Voices at May 16, 2006 08:36 PM

I, too, am in agreement with these completely individual and not-at-all the same posters.

At least 75 targets in underground complexes would be attacked with waves of bunker-buster bombs. http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/62043.html

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:30 PM

what do you think about a june 06 attack? do you think bush will do it?. 3 air craft varriers will be in gulf june 1st.

As Blake said the voice of honest indignation is the voice of God, and humour without any doubt means indignation towards the follies of the world, sarcastic indignation against human vanity, his authority and his stupidity. We can also consider Humor as a form of revenge through which we can get even of the abuses supported without breaking the law. Humor, which is one of the highest activity of the human brain, as Freud sais, is thus a means that helps us to live better and to endure our distressing reality. As a matter of fact, it is a good therapy and a way of teaching us something through a lively approach.

In ancient medical theory there were four principal "humours" in the human body (phlegm, blood, choler and black bile) and the bad balance of these elements caused illness, while an exact balance made a compound called "good humour"! In modern times, however the concept of humor has enlarged enormously and nowadays we talk about humor in literature as well as in everyday life to indicate not only a genre of writing but also a particular mood or character to face our existence and overcome the different anxieties of its burdens!

Posted by: Anonymous at May 16, 2006 08:37 PM

Begala and Carville really won just 2 elections....2 Presidential elections....They've lost every Congressional election from 1994....if Bob Dole ran run a decent campaign in 1996, he would have won...

Isn't there a news blackout about Rove's indictment just yesterday?
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The letters require telephone companies to keep secret even the existence of the request for records.Posted by: Kevin © at May 16, 2006 08:34 PM

i heard at the top of the hour news (i think it was AAR)that the telephone co's are denying that they gave out any info I knew it was a lie somehow they think they'll get away with it --hope someone is able to prove what they did
and bust their asses
they have millions poss billlions to lose in lawsuits

McCain, billionaire brothers forgive and forget

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Just more than six years ago, the Wyly brothers of Dallas were pumping millions into a shadowy TV blitz aimed at derailing Sen. John McCain\'s presidential bid. And the Arizona maverick was crying foul, demanding an FEC investigation and accusing the billionaire Texans of collusion with the Bush team. \"They should be ashamed,\" he said at the time. \"Tell \'em to keep their dirty money in the state of Texas.\"

It was probably the nastiest incident in the 2000 nomination fight, a turning point in the race. But heck, that was a long time ago.

Monday night, Charles and Sam Wyly will co-host a fund-raiser for a man who once derided them as the \"Wyly coyotes\" and as George W. Bush\'s \"sleazy Texas buddies.\"

http://www.wcnc.com/sharedcontent/washington/politics_gillman/051406ccdrPolGillman.4a6349d9.html

remember the swiftboaters?

... In Lapdogs: How the Press Rolled Over the Bush... journalist Eric Boehlert looks unsparingly at how, during the George W. Bush presidency, the hesitant press corps lost its bearings while reporting on crucial stories-from WMDs to Valerie Plame to illegal domestic surveillance. Riveting in its sharp denouncement, and with dozens of disheartening examples of journalism malpractice, Lapdogs thoroughly dissects the press's misconduct and gives voice to the growing public dismay with the timid mainstream media.

>>http://vue.org.uk/falls.htm

Posted by: GG at May 16, 2006 08:24 PM

That is really spooky.

Begala and Carville really won just 2 elections....2 Presidential elections....They've lost every Congressional election from 1994....if Bob Dole ran run a decent campaign in 1996, he would have won...

Posted by: GG at May 16, 2006 08:41 PM...

How about that Zell Miller....

what do you think about a june 06 attack? do you think bush will do it?. 3 air craft varriers will be in gulf june 1st.

Posted by: red at May 16, 2006 08:40 PM

actually I figure spring of next year...wouldn\'t want to mess with campaign season...

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

Posted by: Progressive Voices at May 16, 2006 08:36 PM

Posted by: Anonymouse Sockpuppet at May 16, 2006 08:39 PM

Me too.

//what now toons//

these are good!

I hate when Janeane gets PC (Young Turks thing)....

Stop apologising, JG!

"Not at all lying snake because you were here ready to strike. Everyone knows that you like to do that to women that never say anything to you. You are caught redhanded on your record of many personal attacks and lies snake."

"you are the biggest sybil/cybil by far nobody and also the biggest liar there is. John caught you in another of your lifetime of nobody lies. there have been dozens of people that have caught you attacking others first and lying."

====================================

These posts are all true but it is also no surprise that the name Nobody has appeared as a low level target on a few right wing blogs because he so predictably flips out all the time. If he wouldnt flip out and wouldnt be such a bully towards people they would gradually go away. All he has to do is ignore any posts that mention him unless he knows the poster.

IGNORE is a powerful tool, use it.

actually I figure spring of next year...wouldn\'t want to mess with campaign season...

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:44 PM

If this is a pool, I see 2009-2010 as the really critical period.

wow,Rusty! you know stuff!! how come all you do is talk about Janeane and make the same carmen gia joke over and over again?

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:37 PM

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Really smart people are not pompous.

Posted by: Anonymous at May 16, 2006 08:43 PM

He's a good example of why you shouldn't kiss GOP ass....they used him, now you never see him again...

If you\'re looking for a 6/6/06 connection...look for the big lie.

Really smart people are not pompous.

Posted by: Crank "That's Been My Experience" Bait at May 16, 2006 08:46 PM

some of them are.

take Bill Gates. he is very uppity.

How about the nosedive of NPR?? You could almost hear them collectively shitting their pants when a story that might HINT of being unflattering to da chimp is reported.

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I'd Just Like To Say Hello To My Uncle!

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:43 PM

Spooky? Never heard it called that....

Just curious...why did you think it was spooky?

Great interview.

Thanks Combo, what he's describing right now is what I and others are up against, we do it as a pasion, but getting the material out is next to impossible.
www.whatnowtoons.com

It's called roughing up the Refs...the right wing are psychopathic masters of it.

this guy is stupid

their were not 2 sets of rules , 1 in 90s and another in 2000-2006

its always been the same rules for the washington media...

suck republican dick, and kill the democrats.

if Bob Dole ran run a decent campaign in 1996, he would have won...

Posted by: GG at May 16, 2006 08:41 PM...

Had Ross Perot not been on the ballot Dole probably would have won anyway.

Tony Snow Has 1st On-Camera Press Session

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The most memorable moment was intensely personal.

Mr Snow, 50, who was treated for colon cancer last year, the disease that killed his mother when he was 17, was asked why he wore a yellow bracelet.

Choking back tears and pausing to calm himself, he admitted: “It’s my Ed Muskie moment,” a reference to the Democrat who ran for president in 1972 and was famously caught on camera sobbing.

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:35 PM

~-~-

Well said Rusty.

~-~-

But heck, that was a long time ago.

Monday night, Charles and Sam Wyly will co-host a fund-raiser for a man who once derided them as the "Wyly coyotes" and as George W. Bush's "sleazy Texas buddies."

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:42 PM

~-~-

Once fucked up the ass... ;-p

Total sell-out.

It's naive to contend that the press has layed down out of fear of being labelled "liberal". The real issue is the corporatization of the media. When Walter Cronkite retired, CBS announced that the news division was going to become a profit center, where before it was a public service. That is what creates the problems of no reporting of problems that reflect poorly on corporate America. This just happens to coincide with the conservative ideology, so it has benefited. But, the real issue is huge money.

Posted by: Terri at May 16, 2006 08:28 PM

OMG! Frist cured Schiavo!

Yup, it certainly seems the imminnecy of the IRAN ATTACK is at least on hold.

I am reminded of Hitler's invasion of England that was put on hold. Sposed to be June 40, then Sept 40 then never.

I know he wants it. I know they are pushing it. Could it be that we just can't? It would cause too much 'collateral' damage to the world markets? China threaten to abandon the dollar? They love money more than power. I sure hope that is what is happening.

A spring attack makes the most sense, but I do hope you are wrong about that. We are so fucked whatever he does.

If this is a pool, I see 2009-2010 as the really critical period.

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:46 PM

hrm...with 2007 as the initiating event and 2008 as a brief respite and 2009-2010 as the transitional period and 2011-2012 as resolution?....perhaps...

Mr Leader/ Speaker give me a $10 trillion dollar loan from the National Treasury.

these are good!

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:45 PM

Yes, they are. Keep the faith. Something will break for you, toon guy.

Anybody wanna fuck?

Thanks Combo, what he's describing right now is what I and others are up against, we do it as a pasion, but getting the material out is next to impossible. www.whatnowtoons.com

Posted by: what now toons at May 16, 2006 08:48 PM

conbo.

Once fucked up the ass... ;-p

Total sell-out.

Posted by: GBC at May 16, 2006 08:49 PM

I defer to your expertize.

While the media frets about be accused of being too liberal, I hardly bother to watch TV at all anymore. Watching some vacuous news-model kiss up to the Repugs isn't my idea of a good time. I've substituted liberal radio for TV.

Posted by: Nobody at May 16, 2006 08:50 PM

Yes, that's almost exactly how I see the timetable.

TOTAL WITHDRAWAL OF IRAQ- Spring of 2007

Withdraw everything into IRAN!!! yea that will make them peaceniks happy. That's the ticket!

Just tried to buy Lapdogs on Amazon, the used copies are all sold out. Guess i gotta get a new one. This interview is great Janeane and Sam.
www.whatnowtoons.com

\"If he wouldnt flip out and wouldnt be such a bully towards people they would gradually go away.\"

Ignore Bush.

Ignore is the cowards shield.

Watching some vacuous news-model kiss up to the Repugs isn't my idea of a good time.

Like Paula Zahn, Katie Couric, Anderson Cooper...name that shill!

Posted by: AlanSmithee, Nobel Prize Nominee at May 16, 2006 08:49 PM

Perot really did help Clinton....

1992-Clinton only got 43 percent of the vote, and 48 in 1996 (I think...not sure on 1996)...

So even those 2 elections weren't really a resounding "mandate"....

A little know fact is that the independent weekly newspapers are being bought up by big concerns, and are turning away form political subjects. www.whatnowtoons.com

Watching some vacuous news-model kiss up to the Repugs isn't my idea of a good time.

Like Paula Zahn, Katie Couric, Anderson Cooper...name that shill!

Posted by: MarkinVT at May 16, 2006 08:53 PM...

I really wish MediaWhores.com survived.

The conservatives are not better, like Janeane says, these corporatist media outlets are lazy and they purvey lazy journalism and they say the people want this. It is a self fulfilling prophecy and they know it.

some of them are.

Posted by: conbo at May 16, 2006 08:47 PM

-------------------------------------------------

That is true. I over-spoke.

Really smart people are often people who can avoid interpersonal conflict detrimental to their relationships, be funny, listen to the bird songs, fix their Cabriolet, read a blog and contemplate world matters all at the same time.

Of course, Rusty is only good for two out of six, but funny is one of them.

Just curious...why did you think it was spooky?

Posted by: GG at May 16, 2006 08:48 PM

=========

Well first, the whole idea of a Violent Unknown Event freaks me out a bit.

And that all of these biographies were about people with odd names, and that their names all contained the same word..."fall."

The montage of odd-looking people in photos as a background.

I know nothing about it except what I saw on the website, but just the atmosphere set by the subject, the names, and the photos spooks me out. I love it.

"Not at all lying snake because you were here ready to strike. Everyone knows that you like to do that to women that never say anything to you. You are caught redhanded on your record of many personal attacks and lies snake."

"you are the biggest sybil/cybil by far nobody and also the biggest liar there is. John caught you in another of your lifetime of nobody lies. there have been dozens of people that have caught you attacking others first and lying."

====================================

These posts are all true but it is also no surprise that the name Nobody has appeared as a low level target on a few right wing blogs because he so predictably flips out all the time. If he wouldnt flip out and wouldnt be such a bully towards people they would gradually go away. All he has to do is ignore any posts that mention him unless he knows the poster.

IGNORE is a powerful tool, use it.

Posted by: tribune at May 16, 2006 08:45 PM

Very true about the power of ignore and well said!

Here Here!

Let us pursue peace and making your points peaceably.

some highlights from Eric's book... Because who else but lapdogs would:
>>> Refuse to take seriously during the 2000 campaign clear proof, as first reported by the Boston Globe, that George Bush simply walked away from his Texas Air National Guard duty for at least one whole year. (Throughout the entire 2000 campaign, ABC's Word News Tonight made no reference--none-- to Bush's questionable Guard service.)

? Dutifully announce, as ABC News president David Westin did, at the outset of the Iraq war that images of dead U.S. soldiers would never be aired, despite the fact that a decade earlier all the TV news players during the Clinton era rushed to put on the air images of a dead U.S. soldier being dragged through the street of Magadishu, Somalia; part of Black Hawk Down.

? Sit on key information regarding a high-level criminal investigation into the White House, as Bob Woodward did for more than two years.

? Let the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth run wild during the 2004 campaign with their fabricated charges that Sen. John Kerry lied about his war record.

? Rush to announce Bush's re-election "mandate," despite the fact his slim margin of victory was the narrowest win for a sitting president since Woodrow Wilson in 1916.

? Allow the radical Christian right to hijack the news agenda for two solid weeks during the spring of 2005 with the Terri Shiavo crusade, as cable news and networks mentioned "Schiavo" more than 15,000 times--five times as many TV references that were made to "Iraq," where 18 American servicemen died during that same two-week span.

? Routinely look away when Bush crisscrossed the country in 2005 lying--plain and simple--about how Social Security would go "bankrupt" in the year 2040.

? Announce on network television, as Tom Brokaw and Ted Koppel did in December 2005, that facing similar circumstances following the attacks of Sept. 11, president Bill Clinton would have ordered the same pre-emptive invasion of Iraq that Bush did.

? Between May 1 and June 17 2005, ask Scott McClellan approximately 940 questions during press briefings, but have only two them be about the published Downing Street Memo, which detailed the

Janeane is so articulate....that's really cool....so how did she make such crap like Wet Hot American Summer?

Yes, that\'s almost exactly how I see the timetable.

Posted by: Rusty at May 16, 2006 08:52 PM

its interesting that you point to 09 and 10 as the critical point...that\'s bound to be a scary time for sure...but if one would attempt to effect this timetable...to divert it...wouldn\'t the critical period be closer to the initiating event? or do you hold to the opinion that this process is necessary?

Final time... Really! >>> BlueWaveNJ... welcome's ERIC BOEHLERT JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR OF LAPDOGS: HOW THE PRESS ROLLED OVER FOR BUSH

Wednesday, May 24th - 7:30 P.M. UNITARIAN CHURCH of Montclair (Annex) 67 Church Street, Montclair NJ 07042... All ARE Welcome... For more information contact: marciam@bluewavenj.org >>> Blue Wave NJ Great Progressive Grassroots group folks! Please support them if in area. THANKS all!

Yeah, Colbert, a real Ameerican Hero. Whoo Whooo.

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle at May 16, 2006 08:56 PM

Check it out, Cathy....

It's a long film (195 minutes), but worth it...