. . . Thursday June 16, 2005
The Dems are holding firm on the John Bolton matter. Now the focus is that British report that the U.S. hyped intelligence on the road to war in Iraq:
From Senate Minority leader Harry Reid:
Concerns about this administration hyping intelligence and Great Britain hyping intelligence cannot be dismissed lightly … it is no small matter for us to learn whether Mr. Bolton was a party to other efforts to hype intelligence.
Won’t it seem a little stange if the Bolton nomination is the only casualty of hyping intelligence and overstating the threat to America?
. . . Wednesday June 15, 2005
The results are in from the wildly inappropriate autopsy of Terry Schiavo.
According to the medical examiner, Schiavo’s brain was only half its original and healthly size and, “Her brain was profoundly atrophied. This damage was irreversible.”
You could easily offer the same diagnosis of Frist, DeLay and the other Congressional jokers who politicized this family tragedy. Of course, now we can expect DeLay to rip the left wing field of medical examination and doctors in general. The report must be biased, right?
. . . Tuesday June 14, 2005
So my wife calls me from a bar where she and the Splendora team are celebrating someone’s birthday.
I pick up the phone and she says: “Someone just told us there is a tsunami warning for San Francisco and we’re at Pier 23, right on the water. It’s not true is it?”
I take to the web thinking someone is pulling her leg (and mine given I’ve got the house to myself and am deep in my blog template redesign and simply can’t be bothered).
But it turns out the story is true.
Now that I’m into the story, I’m going to continue looking for clues about what caused the massive offshore quake that led to the warnings.
I’m guessing it has something to do with Jacko.
1-15-1929…
Martin Luther King is born
11-9-1989
The Berlin Wall falls
2-11-1990
Nelson Mandela is freed
June 13th, 2005:
Remember this date for it is part of HIStory.
This and other ridiculousness can be found at the The Official Source for Michael Jackson News and Information.
The line of the day came from the jury foreman who during an interview on CNN was asked whether jurors hoped Jacko had learned any lessons from the trial.
“We would hope … that he doesn’t sleep with children anymore.”
. . . Monday June 13, 2005
What’s scarier: A free Jacko or yet another person being recruited into Scientology by Tom Cruise (and he doesn’t even need the cans of wine)?
Isn’t about time that we located the Scientology cells, smoked and rooted them out and destroyed them with a remote controlled armed drone?
Forget Jacko.
Free Katie!!!