I'm constantly on the look-out for the dirt on Conservatives...

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Originally Posted by vidcc

This must have been the point when saddam said "And they think the Middle East is full of religious nuts". http://www.emutalk.net/images/smilie...ies/saddam.gif

I think just this alone would be justification to question the validity of the inspectors.

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Sure, why not.

same clip wmv quictime
:lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by vidcc

same clip wmv quictime
:lol: :lol:

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:lol: Gotta love it!

I found this recently and it seemed perfect for this thread. This comes from an earlier story.

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Duke Cunningham got much less than he deserves.

Fuckin' prick.

He should be shot and kicked for dying.

He even had a "rate card" for bribes.

Unreal.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186720,00.html

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Originally Posted by Busyman

I found this recently and it seemed perfect for this thread. This comes from an earlier story.

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Duke Cunningham got much less than he deserves.

Fuckin' prick.

He should be shot and kicked for dying.

He even had a "rate card" for bribes.

Unreal.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,186720,00.html

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You are quite right, of course, although it deserves marquee treatment as well.

made up headlines.
Perhaps the GOP has been making up things for so long they no longer know truth from fiction

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Originally Posted by vidcc

made up headlines.
Perhaps the GOP has been making up things for so long they no longer know truth from fiction

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You are wielding quite a broad brush, lately.

Question:

Can a true "independent" (as you advertise yourself) afford to denigrate half the political spectrum and still call himself independent?

Remember-too many nails will spoil even your sturdy liberal coffin.

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Originally Posted by j2k4

You are wielding quite a broad brush, lately.

Question:

Can a true "independent" (as you advertise yourself) afford to denigrate half the political spectrum and still call himself independent?

Remember-too many nails will spoil even your sturdy liberal coffin.

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Credit where it's due, the GOP are masters, I mean they can't even stop the practice against one of their own :rolleyes: . The democrats suck at it and their voices are not heard "in the liberal press". ;)

As to the coffins I feel yet again you are ignorant of what a liberal is. Obviously liberal coffins have no nails as even in death they show support for their lesbian "sisters" and thus coffins are constructed entirely using "tounge and groove":pinch:

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Credit where it's due, the GOP are masters, I mean they can't even stop the practice against one of their own :rolleyes: . The democrats suck at it and their voices are not heard "in the liberal press". ;)

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What will happen if/as/when those "missing" pages of the Barrett Report somehow appear?

Sounds like easy fun to me; we'll have a better picture of the Dem's capabilities, won't we? :)

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Originally Posted by j2k4

What will happen if/as/when those "missing" pages of the Barrett Report somehow appear?

Sounds like easy fun to me; we'll have a better picture of the Dem's capabilities, won't we? :)

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I appreciate that supressing parts of reports into the present republican administration is not an issue (November elections not taken into account) as they just don't have investigations and accountability to start with. :whistling

Ok next... another funny

After all the hoo har about the march of the penguins showing "true christain family values" ( yes they know soooo much about nature) conservative activists make me laugh yet again.

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'Gay' penguins book frozen out in Missouri libraries

March 5, 2006


SAVANNAH, Mo. -- A children's book about two male penguins who raise a baby penguin has been moved to the nonfiction section of two public library branches after parents complained it had homosexual undertones.

The illustrated book, And Tango Makes Three, is based on a true story of two male penguins, named Roy and Silo, who adopted an abandoned egg at New York City's Central Park Zoo in the late 1990s.

The book, by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson, was moved from the children's section at two Rolling Hills' Consolidated Library's branches in Savannah and St. Joseph in northwest Missouri.

Two parents had expressed concerns about the book last month.

Barbara Read, the Rolling Hills' director, said experts report that adoptions aren't unusual in the penguin world. However, moving the book to the nonfiction section would decrease the chance that it would "blindside" readers, she said.

AP

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think of the children....THINK OF THE CHILDREN :rolleyes:

suppose I had better give a source