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Run, Forest, run.......

Sat, 03 May 2008 18:58:05 GMT

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The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment

Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty with any nation.

That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their assistants over the years.

will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of state

Given that President Bush

he would be looking for a safe haven from the long arm of the law.

They can't kill us all...

Fri, 28 Dec 2007 01:58:30 GMT

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clipper's remarks: ...and if they try, well I'm gonna take a few with me.

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Bush-Musharraf Behind Bhutto Assassination?

Ask the simple question first to understand what has happened: who benefits most from the removal of Benazir Bhutto from the political scene in Pakistan? Of course, it is Bush's favorite Islamo-fascist dictator who actually has nuclear weapons, Pervez Musharraf.

A convenient patsy will undoubtedly be put forward by the warmongers here and in Pakistan -- somehow this was the work of the Taliban or al Qaida. But all they will garner is a jackboot response from the Musharraf military regime and heightened screams of 'the terrorists are everywhere!' from radical Republican politicians (and probably Hillary Clinton, too) here in the U.S, why would they want that?

Furthermore, Benazir Bhutto was a direct challenge to the authoritarianism of Musharraf's power base, the military. Here is what she said in an interview with Inter Press Service (IPS) in October of this year:

Where the hell is this cash gonna come from???

Mon, 22 Oct 2007 23:26:44 GMT

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clipper's remarks: You and me, the working idiots that allow this crap to continue. Did ya catch 60 Minutes last night??? If exposing a covert CIA agent isn't treason (and it is) why ain't that enough to get these jerks outta office? The American way is goin' up in smoke and these bastards are laughin' all the way to the bank. I'm gonna be sick..........

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Bush asks for $46 billion more for wars --$196.4 billion has been requested by Administration for operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere [?] for budget year that started Oct. 1 22 Oct 2007 President [sic] Bush asked Congress on Monday for another $46 billion to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and finance other national security needs. "We must provide our troops with the help and support they need to get the job done," Bush said. [What, exactly, is "the job?"]

Holy coincidence, Batman! Just as Bush was asks for billion$ more for Iraq, a new audio recording emerges: Bin Laden urges Iraq insurgents to unite 22 Oct 2007 ~~Osama~~ Bush bin Laden called on insurgent groups in Iraq to unify their ranks [so that there's a 'reason' for Blackwater, Halliburton, and KBR to continue to occupy and destroy Iraq], in an audio recording aired by Al Jazeera television on Monday.

Citizens for Legitimate Government

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Takes one to know one...

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 04:34:31 GMT

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clipper's remarks: ...yup, he's hangin' with his own kind. This boy is out of control. (see next clip)

Clip Source: www.truthout.org

    Outsourcing Torture
    By Chris Hedges
    Truthdig.com

The Bush administration has called for the respect of human rights in Burma, a pretty safe piece of posturing, but it remains silent as Egypt's dictator, Gen. Hosni Mubarak , unleashes the largest crackdown on public opposition in over a decade. Our moral indignation over the shooting of monks masks the incestuous and growing alliance we have built in the so-called war on terror with some of the world's most venal dictatorships.

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