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Spitzer investigation began with Republican operative's tip to FBI| |
Excerpt: Almost four months before Gov. Eliot Spitzer resigned in a sex scandal, a lawyer for Republican political operative Roger Stone sent a letter to the FBI alleging that Spitzer "used the services of high-priced call girls" while in Florida. ...
Stone, known for shutting down the 2000 presidential election recount effort in Miami-Dade County, is a longtime Spitzer nemesis whose political experience ranges from the Nixon White House to Al Sharpton's presidential campaign.
Spitzer got snagged by the fine print of the PATRIOT Act
Excerpt: The odd connection between the anti-terror law and Spitzer's trysts with call girls illustrates how laws enacted for one purpose often end up being used very differently once they're on the books.
Comment: Just goes to show that the PATRIOT Act was a phony. It was intended to be used in cases other than terrorism, so that the Constitution would be shut down and due process would be cast aside. Marshall S. PERMANENT LINK |
Election 2008
Telecom lobbyists tied to McCain| |
Excerpt: Republican presidential candidate John McCain has condemned the influence of "special interest lobbyists," yet dozens of lobbyists have political and financial ties to his presidential campaign - particularly from telecommunications companies, an industry he helps oversee in the Senate.
Of the 66 current or former lobbyists working for the Arizona senator or raising money for his presidential campaign, 23 have lobbied for telecommunications companies in the past decade, Senate lobbying disclosures show. |
McCain sought nutball Hagee's endorsement| |
Excerpt: In an interview that will appear in this Sunday's New York Times Magazine, controversial televangelist Rev. John Hagee declares, "It's true that McCain's campaign sought my endorsement." |
Hillary Clinton has lied about her Bosnia trip VIDEO | |
Comment: This is video of news coverage, from Mrs Clinton's Bosnia trip in 1996, showing utterly ordinary shots of Mrs Clinton meeting with Bosnia's acting President and a little girl for a photo op on the airport runway. Immediately thereafter, we see present-day footage of Sen Clinton describing a harrowing landing in Bosnia, with an evasive maneuver amidst gunfire, after which "there was no greeting ceremony and we basically were told to run to our cars." There's simply no way that Mrs Sen Clinton's account isn't a lie. Mostrados PERMANENT LINK |
Clinton is in a cult: That's why she hasn't pounced on Obama's "pastor problem"| |
Excerpt: "... through all of her years in Washington, [Hillary] Clinton has been an active participant in conservative Bible study and prayer circles that are part of a secretive Capitol Hill group known as "The "Fellowship," also known as The Family. ...
The Family's most visible activity is its blandly innocuous National Prayer Breakfast, held every February in Washington. But almost all its real work goes on behind the scenes -- knitting together international networks of right-wing leaders, most of them ostensibly Christian. In the 1940s, The Family reached out to former and not-so-former Nazis, and its fascination with that exemplary leader, Adolf Hitler, has continued, along with ties to a whole bestiary of murderous thugs. |
Documents show Clinton lied repeatedly about not supporting NAFTA
McCain says Purim is the Jewish Halloween
McCain seems shaky on the basics of his Iraq lies
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Judge gives White House three days to explain why
it shouldn't have to copy its computer hard drives| |
Excerpt: E-mails by White House staff are considered part of the nation's historical record, and federal law requires they be preserved. The White House has admitted that potentially millions of e-mails from the past eight years have been erased, although it has provided conflicting accounts on how many may still exist on backup tapes.
The order, issued Tuesday morning by a federal magistrate judge in Washington, D.C., comes in a case brought against the Bush administration by the National Security Archive, a nonpartisan group affiliated with George Washington University.
Comment: As I read that, it means the White House has three more days to make sure everything they want scrubbed has been scrubbed. Except, of course, there's really no three day time limit, because there's no way in hell that this White House would abide by anything a federal judge ordered. Willie K. PERMANENT LINK
Three days later: Hard drives were destroyed, White House now says
Excerpt: "When workstations are at the end of their lifecycle and retired ... the hard drives are generally sent offsite to another government entity for physical destruction," the White House said in a sworn declaration filed with US Magistrate Judge John Facciola.
It has been the goal of a White House Office of Administration "refresh program" to replace one-third of its workstations every year in the Executive Office of the President, according to the declaration.
Comment: The criminality and arrogance is ... ordinary. Scotch on the Rocks PERMANENT LINK |
British court overrules
Venezuela asset freeze| |
Excerpt: In Britain, the Venezuelan government has scored a victory in its legal dispute with the oil giant ExxonMobil. On Tuesday, a British court overturned a ruling freezing $12 billion in Venezuelan assets.
Exxon had won the freeze as part of an attempt to recoup an investment in a nationalized Venezuelan oil project. But Venezuela says Exxon is trying to recover more than ten times what its investment was actually worth. In Caracas, Venezuela oil minister Rafael Ramirez hailed the ruling as a vindication.
Venezuela and Exxon remain in arbitration over the dispute. |
America's rigged elections
New Jersey cancels
investigation of voting machines| |
Excerpt: New Jersey elections officials have scrapped plans to inspect electronic voting machines suspected of malfunctioning during the recent presidential primary election, following legal threats by their manufacturer, Sequoia Voting Systems.
Officials from New Jersey's Union County had requested the audit by Princeton University computer scientist Ed Felten after finding discrepancies that raised doubts about the accuracy of the results returned in the February election. Earlier this week, they reversed course after Sequoia threatened legal action if the county turned the machines over to Felten. The company's attorneys argued the independent review would violate its trade-secret rights.
Comment: Checking whether the machines work is a violation of Sequoia's proprietary rights? That's absolutely absurd.
I hope (but doubt) Union County is planning to print up paper ballots for November, and leave their Sequoia machines to gather dust. Any other plan would make Union County election officials knowingly complicit in an obvious crime. We've reached and passed the point -- years ago -- when any election official who's at all interested in honest elections has more than enough evidence to pull the plug. And yet, we're about to hold yet another national election on machines that cannot plausibly be deemed reliable. Infuriating. Helen & Harry PERMANENT LINK
Sequoia website hacked |
Voting machine maker Sequoia
says licensing agreement
prohibits independent testing
Ohio's voting machines are
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Torture is the American way
Canadian Supreme Court
will consider Guantanamo
in light of international law| |
Excerpt: The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear arguments about the legality of the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo, where Canadian Omar Khadr is being held.
The high court ruled yesterday that it could consider submissions on whether Guantanamo violates international law, dismissing the federal government's objections that the Canadian courts were not the place to examine the actions of the United States. |
US interrogator gets immunity
in exchange for cooperation
in his own victim's trial| |
Excerpt: The US military has given an interrogator immunity for possible abuses against a prisoner now held at Guantanamo Bay in exchange for his cooperation with prosecutors against the detainee in a war-crimes trial. The interrogator was previously convicted of assaulting another detainee in Afghanistan.
Jumana Musa, advocacy director for Amnesty International USA, said the arrangement raises doubts about the reliability of statements taken by the interrogator.
"If you're talking about getting immunity for actions you have taken against the person you're testifying against, there's no way to look at that and not wonder if that implicates how you got the statements," she said.
Comment: What better way to have a culture of torture than to protect the torturer who tortured out the information? Marshall S. PERMANENT LINK |
Italian judge clears way
for CIA "rendition" trial| |
Excerpt: The trial in absentia against 26 Americans -- almost all believed to be CIA agents -- is the first anywhere over the US practice of "extraordinary rendition," whereby terrorism suspects are secretly transferred to third countries. |
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Reebok is fined record $1 million for
lead bracelets that killed 4-year-old| |
Excerpt: This fine is the largest ever imposed for a violation of the Federal Hazardous Substances Act. In agreeing to settle the matter, Reebok denies that it violated federal law. |
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Comment: A million dollar fine, and that's the biggest fine ever levied. Are you impressed? I'm not.
I Googled around for a moment, and found this financial report from a few weeks ago -- Adidas, which owns Reebok, had $15.6-billion in sales in 2007, and made a profit of $837.9 million. Check my math, but it I've done the calculation correctly a $1-million fine, measured against income of $15.6-billion, is about the same rate as a $19 fine for someone making $30,000 per year. That's the company's punishment, for illegally using lead to make their trinkets, and killing at least one small child. And of course, nobody's going to jail, and the company doesn't even admit breaking the law.
This is, effectively, no punishment at all -- it's letting a giant corporation get away with murder, plain and simple. Helen & Harry PERMANENT LINK |
Totalitarian Olympics
China joins proud tradition of brutal pre-Olympic oppression
China bans Tiananmen Square live shots during Olympics| |
Excerpt: A ban on live broadcasts would disrupt the plans of NBC and other major international networks, who have paid hundreds of millions of dollars to broadcast the Aug. 8-24 games and are counting on eye-pleasing live shots from the iconic square.
Comment: Pity poor NBC/GE, as they were looking forward to pretty "eye-pleasing" shots from the site of the 1989 anti-freedom massacre, Tiananmen Square. Here, try this eye-pleasing shot of me flipping NBC the bird.
I'm as much a sports fan as your average America, but I'm a much bigger fan of freedom -- and I've never understood why the Olympics are being staged in a totalitarian state, and why NBC/GE is willing to give that totalitarian state billions of dollars for "broadcast rights". It's just billions of dollars to support the enemy of freedom (but in another oddity, the enemy of freedom is an "ally" and a good "trading partner" to present-day American leadership). Neutron Gun PERMANENT LINK |
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Life in liberated Afghanistan & Iraq
Have you heard US soldiers speak out about the horrors?| |
Excerpt: Hart Viges was with the 82nd Airborne, part of the invasion in March 2003. He described a house raid where they arrested the wrong men: "We never went on a raid where we got the right house, much less the right person. Not once. I looked at my sergeant, and I was like, 'Sergeant, these aren't the men that we're looking for.' And he told me, 'Don't worry. I'm sure they would have done something anyways.'
"And this mother, all the while, is crying in my face, trying to kiss my feet. And, you know, I can't speak Arabic. I can speak human. She was saying, 'Please, why are you taking my sons? They have done nothing wrong.' And that made me feel very powerless. You know, 82nd Airborne Division, Infantry, with Apache helicopters, Bradley fighting vehicles and armor and my M4 -- I was powerless. I was powerless to help her."
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Electrocutions kill at least 12 soldiers, Marines in Iraq| |
Excerpt: Houston-based KBR -- which builds bases and maintains housing for US troops in Iraq -- is at the center of the inquiry, with questions being raised about its responsibility to repair known wiring problems. |
Victims' families turn down Blackwater hush money| |
Excerpt: At least two Iraqi families of victims killed by Blackwater security guards in September say they have refused compensation offered by the company.
The father of a 9-year-old boy, who says his son was one of the 17 civilians killed when Blackwater guards, escorting a diplomatic convoy, opened fire at Baghdad's Nisour Square on Sept. 16, says he is trying to file a lawsuit against the company. He says that Blackwater offered him $20,000 through an Iraqi prosecutor, but he refused the money. |
Cheney, on 4000th US military death in Iraq:
They volunteered, and the biggest burden is carried by President Bush| |
Excerpt: Noting the burden placed on military families, the vice president said the biggest burden is carried by President George W. Bush, who made the decision to commit US troops to war, and reminded the public that US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan volunteered for duty. |
Iraqis celebrate Easter with numerous attacks inside US-protected Green Zone
Cheney, on un-announced visit to Baghdad, cites
"phenomenal" Iraqi security progress as bombing kills 40
US soldier may have killed herself after objecting to torture techniques
Iraq effort "well worth the effort", says Cheney
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24 retired police convicted of human rights violations in Chile| |
Excerpt: Two dozen retired police officers were convicted Wednesday of human rights violations linked to the 1973 massacre of 30 political prisoners -- the biggest group of defendants ever sentenced in such a trial in Chile.
Judge Emma Diaz convicted the former officers on charges involving the detention, torture and shooting of 31 leftists whose bodies were dumped in a fast-flowing river days after Chile's military coup. One woman survived to testify about the incident.
Comment: And the CIA, who was behind it all, gets away Scot free. Marshall S. PERMANENT LINK |
In Canada, deserters find an uncertain haven, and aid from an earlier generation that fled| |
Excerpt: Across Canada, the remnants of a lost counterculture are rising up again as hundreds of aging draft dodgers reluctantly leave the quiet comforts of their anonymous lives to help an estimated 200 Iraq war deserters who fled north with no promise of asylum.
In truth, they share little beyond the difficult choice they made to forsake their citizenship, and the timeless debate whether theirs was an act of courage or cowardice. What they believe, where they came from, and how they ended up here are as different as 1968 and 2008. |
Montana is granted "extension" for Real ID compliance -- though state hasn't
asked for extension, and Governor has emphatically said Montana won't cooperate| |
Excerpt: But on Friday, the agency granted Montana an extension even though state officials did not ask for one and insist they will not follow the law. Gov. Brian Schweitzer, D-Mont., told The Associated Press that administration officials "painted themselves in a corner."
Chertoff has offered to phase in requirements over about 10 years. But with President Bush leaving office in January, a decision to move ahead with Chertoff's plan will rest with the next administration. |
Revived SDS joins anti-war protest| |
Excerpt: A revolutionary student organization that died nearly four decades ago returned to Cleveland Thursday on the Shaker rapid.
About 50 members of the Students for a Democratic Society club at Shaker Heights High School poured out of Terminal Tower and joined another 30 students already at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument. Thursday's protest against the war was the first for the "new" SDS in Cleveland.
This is not your grandfather's SDS from the '60s -- but it kind of looked like it.
Comment: All they need is to bring back the draft, and then it will really look like it. Marshall S. PERMANENT LINK |
Chat with the McClatchy gang, the only mainstream reporters who got Iraq right| |
Excerpt: I think we approached this by asking the question every time the administration made an allegation "is this true?" "Is this true" is the basic question any journalist must ask any time a government, any government, makes an assertion. Governments do things for their own reasons depending on what the administration is. There could be altruistic reasons. But particularly a government that is politicized as the Bush Administration, one has to ask that question even more intensely. So we were doing that. We were also listening to people who were coming to us and saying "we don't think this is right. We don't believe that the intelligence is as strong as the administration is making it out to be." And indeed you saw that in open source reports. I'm referring to the unclassified version of the National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction which everyone had available to it, including members of congress. |
Pentagon rules out Fallon testimony| |
Excerpt: In declaring that Fallon would not join Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker as witnesses before Congress next month, Pentagon press secretary Geoff Morrell said the decision had nothing to do with Fallon's views on Iran or the reasons for his unexpected resignation and retirement.
Comment: Um, is the military officially running the country now? I don't think Fallon has anything pertinent to add to Congressional testimony about Iraq, but my understanding is that (Miers and Bolten notwithstanding) Congress has the power to subpoena witnesses. Angry Annie PERMANENT LINK |
Newspaper circulation is about to skyrocket (as rules for counting readership are rescinded)| |
Excerpt: An agreed proposal at [Audit Bureau of Circulations]'s March meeting means that publishers can now charge as little as 1¢ for their newspaper and still count them towards paid circulation. And they can opt in weekend subscribers to the daily edition without permission, as long as there is some way to opt out if the householder actually doesn't want it (how thoughtful!). Previously anything less than 25% of a declared full price just didn't count and subscribers had to actually want more newspapers in order to receive them. With newspapers thus able to distribute at an effectively free price (from next April), the value of a paid copy versus a free copy just disappeared. And with it so did the point of the ABC. |
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This week's commentary
Come the revolution
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: Modern technology has armed the forces of oppression to degrees that surpass understanding. But be reassured. With every increased measure of oppression, the pressure for change grows exponentially in reaction. Have faith that the rear guard actions of the system will eventually cause it to crumble in a sudden and spectacular ways. |
Blood-sucking Wall Street parasites
by Leon Fisher, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: If we reject the idea of being exploited by some Wall Street moneychanger who compares our existence upon the face of this Earth to some commodity like toilet paper or garbage bags, then it is time to begin the process of removing their poison from our economic and our political body. |
Ass-clowns in Wonderland
by Hazel Burke, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: Is it really good public policy to have millions of people homeless, without jobs or healthcare while homes sit empty and work remains undone? |
The color of global oppression is in shades of white
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: Racism is a very personal issue and needs our personal ground truth involvement to beat it back. To the extent that we are willing to be fully human, we need to accept the realities of the suffering of all our brothers and sisters. Love thy neighbor as thyself. |
Trillions of reasons to be optimistic
by Hazel Burke, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: At the end of all this, Americans will be hungry and organized, which is a scary combination! I think this is inevitable, because we will have oodles of Experience. We will have seen the worst, most depraved atrocities of the people in government and on Wall Street, and we will be highly motivated to reclaim what is ours -- not just our freedom, wealth, privacy and self-respect, but our country! Maybe even the stars. |
On the up side of this disaster
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: Vision is important. No vision, no future. Realism is also important. No realism, no survival. |
A modest proposal for the immodest problem of a failing health care system
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: We have a choice. We can wait for politics to reform itself and solve the problem of declining access to our current system of health care and its declining quality, or we can get to work introducing practical solutions on the community level. I submit that waiting for the political system to reform itself is an untenable approach. My proposal, or some other proposal that links patients and providers in a mutually beneficial and ethical way, will be needed to circumvent our current paralysis. |
Iraq: Five years of war ...and the media are still M.I.A.
by Punditman| |
Excerpt: In June 2007, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees published a study that estimated that 2.2 million Iraqis had been displaced to neighboring countries, another 2 million were displaced internally and 40% of Iraq's middle class is believed to have fled the country.
Meanwhile, in the seven months preceding the end of May, 2007, a mere 69 Iraqis were given refugee status in the United States. Good luck to the Iraqi refugee trying to flee to America! And yet his or her plight is the direct result of the violence and chaos brought about by this horrific war -- a war initiated by the United States, a war that was unnecessary, unprovoked, and illegal -- and a war that has made conditions much worse in the region and, in many ways, much worse for America itself. |
Is Bush the worst US president ever?
by Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star| |
Excerpt: Whether Bush is more of a warmonger than James Polk, who in 1846 manufactured a crisis with Mexico in order to seize what is now California, more tolerant of cronyism than poker-playing Warren Harding, or more unlucky than William Harrison (he died after catching cold at his 1841 inauguration) is interesting but irrelevant. What we do know is that this president, this "decider" (to use his favored term), decided his way into a war that has destroyed the nation he was allegedly trying to free, destabilized further an already rickety Middle East and given Islamic terrorism a whole new raison d'etre. |
Previous commentary
One last heads-up on the US economy
by Mr. Chuckles, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: The fate of Western Civilization is at stake, and it is reasonable to suppose that Europe, and Japan at least, will come to our aid in this time of crisis. But the President has burned every bridge, and there are valid reasons to suppose that right-thinking allies see this as a perfect time to de-fang and defenestrate a hyper-powerful country that has turned fascist and gone horribly wrong! |
America's just desserts
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: When, as shortly will be demonstrated, America lapses into a condition of abject suffering, similar to what our government has helped impose on so many people of the world, no tears will be shed by the rest of the world in the telling of the tale.
We will be seen as suffering our just desserts -- first living high on crime and then reduced to the gutter by our excesses.
We will be lucky if we can scrape together the price of the drugs we feel we will need, to continue to self-treat our despair. |
People have just stopped giving a damn
by Chris D., Unknown News| |
Excerpt: From what I've witnessed, people have come to accept almost anything one human being says or does to another as normal behavior at first glance, and are too wrapped up in our own lives to stop and take another look.
You see people arguing, it's normal. Even as they start uttering threats, it's just a couple of people yelling at each other. It's normal. |
Liar, liar
by Don Nash, Unknown News
The fear card never goes away
by Rude One, The Rude Pundit| |
Excerpt: And then, eyes spinning in his head, pulling from random shit that he's said a thousand times before, the President went off the rails: "This war against these extremists and radicals who would do us harm is the great ideological struggle of our time. We're in a battle with evil men -- I call them evil because if you murder the innocent to achieve a political objective, you're evil. (Applause.) These folks have beliefs. They despise freedom. They despise the right for people to worship an Almighty the way he or she sees fit. They desire to subject millions to their brutal rule. Our enemies oppose every principle of humanity and decency that we hold dear. They kill innocent men and women all the time." You gotta love that applause there. Imagine it: an auditorium full of presumptive grownups clapping when another presumptive grownup says, more or less, "Mean people suck." |
Dragon-free and peaceful
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: In a galaxy far, far away there was a nation that used some pet dragons to win a great war with evil. They pampered and fed these dragons in perpetual gratefulness for their survival. The dragons grew and multiplied until the upkeep of the dragons sapped the strength of that nation ... |
This train's called Economic Disaster
and it has no brakes
by Leon Fisher, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: After the smoke of the economic train wreck clears, we will see our hard fought for standard of living considerably diminished. |
On the verge of utter economic collapse:
A suspicion, a guess, a fear,
a hope and an idea
by Mr. Chuckles, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: There will be blood on the streets as millionaires push and shove through the crowd to the dollar exit doors. There will probably be one final insane selling climax and then Fox/CNBC/MSNBC will shout "Fire!" That will be the sign that the rich people will soon be reversing the money flows to buy up US properties on the cheap -- like real estate, bonds and stocks that were abandoned during the hysterical rush to flee the burning theater. Naturally, Joe-Sixpack will be selling dollars at the precise, multi-decade bottom -- and will then hold fast waiting for a final collapse, which will not be allowed to occur by The Powers That Be. |
Conspiracies, secrecy, and radical honesty
by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News| |
Excerpt: In today's world, the rational person is forced to fly blind most of the time, and can have very little confidence in their perceptions of the day as they will likely be shown to be in error in light of future revelations. Consequently I believe with certainty very little of what I see, and not very much of what I think. |
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