that's a big damn shark

this is getting better and better.Im glad the memo from airforce 1 was confirmed topsecret.Toast Rove.Roast Rove.Roberts looks like Noeman Bates.Rove toast.Rove roast.Horses George Bush masterbates.With Rove down,and we catch Bush hard cold redhanded and impeach him finally,supream court will get back under control.Then we'll never let the neocon zealots cheat away another election again.

Is Rachel contractually bound to laugh at the mostly unfunny Ken Jones news segments? Her laugh sounds so forced and fake that it borders on annoying. Just my $.02.

__________________________________________________________________________Einstein was right. Einstein was probably one of them. - Close Encouters of the Third Kind

I laugh out loud at home alone to Mr. Jones.  Do you....Mr. Drones?  Rachel makes me smile with a tear or 2.

Of course that microwave weapon sounds more heinous than the happy little bits of undepleted uranium that litters Afghanistan and Iraq.  The thought that microwave guns would melt contact lens to the cornea sounds like good old military complex sense, if you're holding the gun.  I don't know if anyone's considered this, but I think whoever thinks up these weapons must be actually operating out of a bunker in Bellevue. 

Still my greatest concern, because it's real, it's on the ground, it's affecting our troops as well as Afganis and Iraqis, is the undepleted uranium. I understand that it comes from armor piercing bullets and larger artillary. When such a weapon hits a tank, the UU turns into a cloud. Our troops breath it in. It goes into the ground. Kids play on these tanks.  This is a nightmare. How bad can it get, I wonder? Yet I never read anything about it in the newspapers. What efforts are being done to clean up this radioactive mess? But the greater question is why the military must use such destructive munitions in the first place?   

I realize that the military is in (oddly enough) the honorable business of killing, but between the UU and the microwave gun, I wonder if the honorable military isn't turning into a real Star Wars' death star that wins at all costs or more quaintly, actually wins by cutting off its nose to spite its face.

- - Tom Tancredo :roll: Colorado must be so proud  :sick: - - 

Tancredo's "off-cuff" talk off the wall
By Diane Carman
Denver Post Columnist

Colorado U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo was just talking "off-cuff." It was "an
extremely hypothetical situation." Everybody knows he's the kind of guy who
"thinks out loud."

I was positively dizzy from the spin.

It was as if press secretary Will Adams was channeling Scott McClellan.

"You're talking about bombing Mecca," the WFLA-AM talk-show host in Florida
said to Tancredo on Friday. "Yeah," said the Littleton Republican, who's
never been accused of sensitivity.

Adams tried to equivocate: There's a "widespread misconception about what he
said. Congressman Tancredo is not advocating bombing Mecca or Medina or
anybody's holy site."

Next up: a discussion of what the meaning of "yeah" is. ...
..............................
...  But Adams said not to expect an amends anytime soon.

"The statements understood in proper context don't require an apology," he
said, "and we're not going to give one."

It's a rather belligerent stand for a guy who on Thursday, the day before
his "take out their holy sites" remark, issued a press release in which he
"demanded an immediate apology and unequivocal repudiation" from the Chinese
over loose-lipped nuke talk from a government official.

Maj. Gen. Zhu Chenghu, dean at China's National Defense University, had told
a group of reporters: "If the Americans draw their missiles and position-
guided ammunition on to the target zone on China's territory, I think we
will have to respond with nuclear weapons. If the Americans are determined
to interfere ... we will be determined to respond."

Tancredo didn't just criticize the official making the comment, he ridiculed
the whole country.

"For a senior government official to exhibit such tremendous stupidity by
making such a brazen threat is hardly characteristic of a modern nation," he
said.

Next up: a discussion of what the meaning of "tremendous stupidity" is.

http://www.denverpost.com/carman/ci_2869468

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Be thankful we're not getting all the government we're paying for - Will Rogers