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Former President Cheney Failed

31 Aug

The man who would be president is again running his trap.

Cheney is claiming that an investigation into past torture practices is political and being done because of pressure from Democrats. He then stated the torture was responsible for saving thousands of US lives. From an administration official, who asked not to be identified in referring to Cheney’s claims:

In response, the official noted that a recently released 2004 report from the CIA’s inspector general concluded that “the effectiveness of the enhanced interrogation techniques are hard to measure.”

The official highlighted a page from the report stating, among other things, that “measuring the effectiveness of EITs, however, is a … subjective process and not without some concern.”

More evidence that Cheney thinks the president should be the sole law of the land is shown in this quote:

“the president is the chief law enforcement officer in the land.”

The administration has responded by reminding Cheney that the Attorney General is the law of the land and is pursuing this subject as provided by the laws he operates under.

This quote truly indicates what he has fought for all during his career since the Gerald Ford days. He doesn’t believe in the checks and balances between the Executive and Legislative branches of this government. he would have had Bush as a dictator with himself as the man behind the curtain if he could have.

Cheney bases what he did as president saved the US from further attacks. I feel this is a lie and his actions had nothing to do with anything. There is no real evidence that OBL had further attacks in the active stage or ready to perform here in the US. America is an open coutnry and is vulnerable to attack simply becuase Chenehy did nothing here to protect us.

Nothing Cheney did kept us safe. Nothing he did was right. No decisions he made were right. Nothing his administration did was right. Gonzalez, Hadley, Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld, Pearle, Rice achieved nothing except the creation of more terrorists in Iraq, Aghanistan and Pakistan. Iraq may be more docile that it was during the last 8 years but in no way does that mean all the people who lost family’s will forever be ingratiated to Cheney.

Cheney forgot Afghanistan. Now we pay the price for that by trying to win wars that cannot be won. If there is no country to submit then you don’t win wars. The Taliban may subside but wont go away no matter how many times you say you won.

Cheney Bush did nothing to win any wars till forced to. He could have won in Afghanistan but he turned that opportunity down.

He failed.

 
 

Cheney At A Glance

12 May

I am getting a huge laugh over the Cheney backing of Rush Limpbat.

Cheney has the credibility of roadkill.  This is the man behind the presidency who is 50% of the reason that people did not vote Republican in the last election.  This is the man known as Dr. Strangelove in a wheelchair who obviously wears a glove to keep it clean when he had his hand up George Bush’s ass.

Darth Cheney is now accusing Colin Powell of not being a Republican.  The Man who would be kingWhen he was acting president he did everything he could to prove to the American public that under no circumstances will see a conservative or quite frankly a Republican.  This is what happens when a person like Colin Powell, who commands respect due to his history and his accomplishments, speaks his mind without taking the party line.

It appears if you’re in the Republican Party and you don’t take the party line that neither Mr. Cheney or Rush Limbaugh will attack you.  Neither person is a fair assessment of a Republican or a conservative.

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Immigration Reform?

15 Apr

What is Immigration Reform?

Immigration Reform is defined as:

The need to allow people who are in this country illegally stay here for the purpose of getting votes for either party. It has nothing to do with the needs, requirements, and wishes of the people of the United States of America. This is strictly political in nature and do something that the people of this country will have no say in.

It doesn’t really matter who is in office. John McCain was all for immigration reform, Obama is all for immigration reform. Bush was all for immigration reform, and all three of them want as many illegals in this country as possible. Why you ask? Read the above paragraph.

And to hell what it will cost us in tax money, right?

 
 

Now I Am Angry

31 Mar

It wasnt bad enough that Bush had to attack Iraq and kill thousands and thousands of people, now a Democratic Senator wants to bring the displaced Iraqis here.

I mean it, this sends me up a wall. I could have cared less for the Iraqis to start with, and now I care less more. And not more or less, I care less more.

Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., who chaired a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee that addressed the issue, said that the displaced populations may be susceptible to recruitment by extremist groups. He said the situation “presents to the American people and the world a moral challenge as well as one that is related to security.”

Casey said in his prepared testimony that the U.S. should bolster efforts to resettle Iraqi refugees to the United States and develop a more comprehensive strategy to address the issue.

The SOB goes on to say that:

Nearly 2 million are estimated to remain outside the country, mostly in Syria and Jordan, and an additional 1.6 million, forced from their homes by sectarian and ethnic violence, are displaced inside Iraq.

And they are living without health insurance and in poverty. Well hell yes! We just bombed the daylights out of their familys and made it easy for the Shiites to chase them out of the country. The family we didnt kill was killed by the religious nuts we set loose on the countryside. And we want them to come here and be coerced? You want to bring people here that you bombed out of their houses, killed their families and forced some of their women into prostitution to survive over here? What in the hell has happned to the democratic party?

As far as I am concerned, I would love to say this is a Bush problem. Let that murderous bastard take care of it with his buddy-in-the-bunker Cheney. We are spending billions in iraq, acheiving nothing in the rebuilding of that country except for building walls throughout Bagdad to keep them from eachother.

It boils down to several things. One, another reason Bush should be in prison. Two, Iraq needs to rebuild itself with its own labor force. Bring their people home and do not try and get me to pay for their health and welfare. I am allready paying for the bombs, American families are paying in blood through the death of our forces in Iraq. Americans are living in unemployment and losing our homes, for what? So Iraqis can come live in them?

This cannot happen.

 
 

Back Taxes?

19 Mar

We now are finding a plethora of not only potential administration candidates being behind in their taxes but also large corporations as well.

These are the same corporations that are receiving bailout money from our taxes. Not only from our taxes but I am sure from borrowed money and the interest on that borrowing that we pay through our taxes as well.

From Yahoo news.

WASHINGTON – At least 13 firms receiving billions of dollars in bailout money owe a total of more than $220 million in unpaid federal taxes, a key lawmaker said Thursday.

Rep. John Lewis, chairman of a House subcommittee overseeing the federal bailout, said two firms owe more than $100 million apiece.

“This is shameful. It is a disgrace,” said Lewis, D-Ga. “We are going to get to the bottom of what is going on here.”

The House Ways and Means subcommittee on oversight discovered the unpaid taxes in a review of tax records from 23 of the firms receiving the most money, Lewis said as he opened a hearing on the issue.

The committee said it could not legally release the names of those companies owing taxes. It said one recipient had almost $113 million in unpaid federal income taxes from 2005 and 2006. A second recipient owed almost $102 million dating to before 2004. Another was behind $1.1 million in federal income taxes and $223,000 in federal employment taxes.

“If we looked at all 470 recipients, how much would they owe?” Lewis asked.

Banks and other firms receiving federal money were required to sign contracts stating they had no unpaid taxes, Lewis said. But he said the Treasury Department did not ask them to turn over their tax records.

Neil Barofsky, special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, told the hearing that if an executive signed a contract knowing that information about unpaid taxes was false, “that would potentially be a crime.” He said his office will look to see if crimes were committed.

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Campaign 08

04 Oct

Oh god this is funny stuff is it not?

I am not sure I want anyone in office.

Today or yesterday

  1. I left my keys on the porch all night.
  2. Sarah Palin says that its time to take the gloves off and says that Obama pals around with terrorists, making herself and John McCain look like fools.
  3. Jeff Gordon was collected up in a crash and finished around 41st at Talladagga.
  4. King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia hosted talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban militant group.  God forbid Bush sure cant do anything like that.  Or is it god willing?  Could Bush even concieve of discussing or working anything out without bloodshed?
  5. A baby was found alive by rescuers after spending four days in a pool of mud following flash floods that killed at least 41 people in central Algeria last week.
  6. Sen. Barack Obama, campaigning Saturday in the battleground state of Virginia, lashed out at his presidential rival’s plan to tackle health care reformBarack Obama campaigns Saturday in Virginia, a state that is up for grabs in the November election. morning radio address, Sen. John McCain said his administration would give every family a $5,000 tax credit to buy their own health insurance or keep their current plan. “And we will open up the national health care market to expand choices and improve quality,” he said.  Obama, speaking at a rally in Newport News, Virginia, said it’s not that McCain “doesn’t care” about what people are going through, “I just think he doesn’t know.” “That’s the only reason I can think of that he’d propose a health care plan that is so radical, so out of touch with what you’re facing and so out of line with our basic values.”
  7. PORT ORANGE, Fla. — A group of fairgoers caught and saved a toddler who was dropped nearly 40 feet from a carnival ride as her mother dangled above the crowd.
  8. If you were paid $1.00 per second, ypou would make 700 billion $’s in 22,197 years.
  9. Every congressman who voted for the bailout aught to be the ones who pay for it.