
Levy walked into the room, said the Word than tried to apologize that he said it.
To this Duck, the Freaks come out at night and so do the Damn Racist!
flalady_1: mystic u r a fool
RichardCranial: Saddam is gone,there is no civil war, the oil fields were not set on fire, there have been free elections, most of Saddam's clique (including his two sons) are dead or imprisoned,the schools and hospitals are open and functioning,the economy is recovering, there is a free press (with 170 newspapers), democracy is spreading, and the terrorists have failed
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Dandruff_Flake: <--Is this the role model liiberals tell their children to fallow?Dandruff_Flake: rodney king is a pathectic piece of shitl
Dandruff_Flake: that's yoru king.
Dandruff_Flake: that you pathectically whine about kking and his rights?
Dandruff_Flake: good saddam will be forng
Dandruff_Flake: Because your to scarred.
Dandruff_Flake: scarred to write congressman and senators and govenores.
Dandruff_Flake: How come the politicians arn't trying to get oil from veneswella?
Dandruff_Flake: tho lazy?
Dandruff_Flake: the inshurgency was always their.
Dandruff_Flake: and the ruthless behaviur.
Dandruff_Flake: their her failed.
Dandruff_Flake: inshurgents.
Dandruff_Flake: they have a paralimnt.
Dandruff_Flake: shurly you can tell us the mos.
Dandruff_Flake: army vocational apptitude batery
Dandruff_Flake: and that guy was a lawer.
Dandruff_Flake: maby their under saddmas bed?>
Dandruff_Flake: I'm illeterate
Video of Random Shootings in Iraq
A "trophy" video appearing to
show security guards in Baghdad randomly shooting Iraqi civilians has
sparked
two investigations after it was posted on the internet, the Sunday
Telegraph can
reveal.
The video has sparked concern that private security
companies, which
are not subject to any form of regulation either in Britain
or in Iraq, could be
responsible for the deaths of hundreds of innocent
Iraqis.
ZomoKKK: why shouldnt haliburton ...the best company for the job...rebuild them oil wells???
MrArchieBunker: Clinton gave Hallibuton no bid contracts.................zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
MrArchieBunker: Halliburton worked for Clinton in Bosnia, big deal
New Fuel To Halliburton Fraud Fire: But the Houston-based conglomerate once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney is neck-deep in allegations of waste and fraud involving millions of taxpayer dollars, reports CBS News Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson.
The U.S. Army is threatening to partially withhold payments to Halliburton for the logistical support the company provides for troops in Iraq. The reason: allegations of millions of dollars in over-charges for food, shelter and services.
"There was no regard for spending limits," says former employee Marie DeYoung.
Some of the most compelling accusations come from people like DeYoung, who worked for Halliburton subsidiary KBR.
She recently told Congress that while troops rough it in tents, hundreds of preferred Halliburton KBR employees reside in five-star hotels like the Kempinski in Kuwait with fruit baskets and pressed laundry delivered daily.
"It costs $110 to house one KBR employee per day at the Kempinski, while it costs the Army $1.39 per day to bunk a soldier in a leased tent," DeYoung said.
"The military requested that Halliburton move into tents, but Halliburton refused."
Documents obtained by CBS News show an auditor repeatedly flagged improper fees for soldiers' laundry. At one site, taxpayers reportedly paid $100 for each 15-pound load of wash - $1 million a month in overcharges.
Halliburton insists it doesn't waste money, it saves it. But overcharging is the subject of one federal investigation and there are separate probes for alleged bribery and kickbacks.
Halliburton exec on fraud charges: A former employee of a Halliburton subsidiary has been indicted on charges of defrauding the US military of more than $3.5m for fuel in Iraq.Jeff Alex Mazon, 36, an ex-procurement manager for Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR), is due to appear in a federal court in Atlanta on 10 counts of fraud.
Kuwaiti businessman Ali Hijazi has also been indicted on the same charges.
Halliburton, once run by Vice-President Dick Cheney, is under renewed pressure over its work for the Pentagon in Iraq.
An audit report investigating $108m-worth of questionable fuel delivery costs in Iraq was released on Monday by Congressional Democrats critical of Halliburton's work in Iraq.
Mr Mazon, of Georgia, and Mr Hijazi are accused of defrauding the US government of more than $3.5m by devising a scheme to overcharge the military for fuel.
It is alleged Mr Mazon, while working in Kuwait between December 2002 and June 2003, inflated a bid by Mr Hijazi's LaNouvelle General Trading and Contract Company for a subcontract to store fuel and other operations.
He also inflated a rival Kuwaiti company's competing bid, but made sure LaNouvelle's bid was the lower of the two, the indictment alleged.
Critical report
They are both charged with four counts of fraud against the US and six counts of wire fraud.
Mr Hijazi, who is not a US citizen, has not been arrested, the Justice Department said.
Halliburton said, in a comment on the indictments, that its own internal auditors suspected wrongdoing more than a year ago and immediately reported it to the US government.
"They key issue here is self-disclosure and self-reporting," said spokeswoman Wendy Hall by email, Reuters news agency reported.
A Defense Contract Audit Agency report, released on Monday, criticised KBR for failing to provide clear records of its costs.
It was examining more than $108m (£56m) of a contract extension which was worth $875m.
The Pentagon said on Tuesday military auditors still had "major" unresolved issues with Halliburton, Reuters reported.
drclean: when you give someone a house that they have not worked for,,they dont value it as a person that has worked for it and paid for it himself.
yukondon: Saint Casey of NY: yukon YOU dont impress me, ASSHOLE
yukondon: Saint Casey of NY: yukon YOU dont impress me, ASSHOLE
yukondon: Saint Casey of NY: yukon YOU dont impress me, ASSHOLE
yukondon: Saint Casey of NY: yukon YOU dont impress me, ASSHOLE
yukondon: Saint Casey of NY: yukon YOU dont impress me, ASSHOLE
yukondon: What is Casey talking about LOL
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
yukondon: CASEY, has to revert to NAME CALLING like the NEOCONS
nellyandlynn: ALL CONSERVATIVES love our Country whether it is a Republican or Democratic running it, we dont' bash the hell out of our President like Liberals do\
MrArchieBunker: Poor Fonsie
MrArchieBunker: Poor Claus
MrArchieBunker: Poor Fonsie
MrArchieBunker: Poor Karl
Brutelogic: papa.......youre out of material........ty
Jesus Claus: The president is a liar.
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
tucherb: bush/ president lied
Brutelogic: ?
Brutelogic: lol
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
CooolAndy: So if he stole the election that would mean the president is a liar
nellyandlynn: President Bush Might be a Liar, But I know for SUREEEEEEEEEEEEEE...WALKSTHEDESERT ...ISSSSSSSSSSSSSS A LIAR
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
Jesus Claus: The president is a liar.
Brutelogic: NONE
KARL d-Az: BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
dennis the menace_1: Wrong, Brute, BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
tucherb: bush/ president, of the united states of america LIED
Brutelogic: google?
Brutelogic: lol
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
Brutelogic: lol
CooolAndy: Brute have you ever thought that maybe the president is a liar
Brutelogic: andy.......dont see the evidence
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
dennis the menace_1: Wrong, Brute, BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
Brutelogic: Karl.......wont work here......... OPINION
KARL d-Az: Brute BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
dennis the menace_1: Wrong, Brute, BUSH LIED . . . . FACT
Northland _: <--- No longer discuss the reasons for the war.... I feel stupid even debate it
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Leaders of Iraq's sharply divided Shiites, Kurds and Sunnis called Monday for a timetable for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces in the country and said Iraq's opposition had a ``legitimate right'' of resistance.
The final communique, hammered out at the end of three days of negotiations at a preparatory reconciliation conference under the auspices of the Arab League, condemned terrorism, but was a clear acknowledgment of the Sunni position that insurgents should not be labeled as terrorists if their operations do not target innocent civilians or institutions designed to provide for the welfare of Iraqi citizens.
The participants in Cairo agreed on ``calling for the withdrawal of foreign troops according to a timetable, through putting in place an immediate national program to rebuild the armed forces ... control the borders and the security situation'' and end terror attacks.
In Egypt, the final communique's attempt to define terrorism omitted any reference to attacks against U.S. or Iraqi forces. Delegates from across the political and religious spectrum said the omission was intentional. They spoke anonymously, saying they feared retribution.
``Though resistance is a legitimate right for all people, terrorism does not represent resistance. Therefore, we condemn terrorism and acts of violence, killing and kidnapping targeting Iraqi citizens and humanitarian, civil, government institutions, national resources and houses of worships,'' the document said.
The final communique also stressed participants' commitment to Iraq's unity and called for the release of all ``innocent detainees'' who have not been convicted by courts. It asked that allegations of torture against prisoners be investigated and those responsible be held accountable.
The statement also demanded ``an immediate end to arbitrary raids and arrests without a documented judicial order.''
We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
...today Michael Scanlon, Jack Abramoff's partner in much of the Indian gambling-congressional cash-n-carry hijinks you've been hearing about, pled guilty to bribe a congressman and other public officials. He agreed to pay back $19 million to Indian tribes he and Abramoff defrauded. He was also sentenced to 51 to 63 months in federal prison.However, that sentence was immediately suspended. And it will be reduced if Scanlon continues to cooperate with federal prosecutors.
The first thing to note is the political and legal fate of Rep. Bob Ney (R-OH). A few days ago a fellow blogger sent me a post in which he incorrectly stated that Ney was not running for reelection. I pointed out the error -- he'd confused him with retiring Ohio Rep. Mike Oxley (R). But I told him not to feel bad since he was right. Ney is retiring too; he just doesn't know it yet.
Which brings us back to Scanlon's plea. In their charge against Scanlon, federal prosecutors assert that Scanlon and Abramoff offered and Ney accepted numerous bribes for various official acts. (He's referenced as 'Legislator #1'; but it's Ney.) By pleading guilty, Scanlon of course agrees that that is true. And he will testify to that effect.
MosesKnows: i don't know if kerry is a coward, although on reflection he does seem a coward, but he clearly was a liberal who wants america to become a democracy.
As Congress fled the capital for Thanksgiving, and Bush made his way back from a trip to Asia, White House aides were studying the political videotapes to see where they had lost control of events. Among those at fault, they decided, was GOP Sen. Bill Frist, outmaneuvered early this month by the Democrats' Harry Reid, who used a parliamentary trick to force the Senate into a secret session and demand answers on WMD issues. But White House aides concede that they, too, were at fault for having assumed that Bush was personally unassailable and that events—and explanations of them—would take care of themselves. A war-room defense was "something we did well during the campaign," said Nicolle Wallace, Bush's communications director. "Maybe incorrectly, we had hoped or presumed that wouldn't be necessary after the election."It is. The war room now is back, staffed with many of the same people who ran it in 2004, led by the Boy Genius himself, Karl Rove. To answer the charges that Bush "deliberately misled" the country on WMD, the White House is arguing that most Democrats—and most U.N. officials and European intelligence agencies—thought Saddam had WMD, too. Bush aides argue that Democrats saw the same intel and came to the same conclusions Bush did (an assertion Democrats hotly dispute). "We recognized that we can't communicate our message effectively until we deal with this," said a top White House aide.
Brutelogic: Walks.........the indictment does not say delay did anything wrong..........thats a lie
The Grand Jury Of The County Of Travis, State Of Texas, duly selected, organized, sworn, and charged as such at the April term, A.D., 2005, of the 147th Judicial District Court of said county, in said court at said term, upon their oaths do present that on or about the thirteenth day of September, A.D., 2002, in the County of Travis and State of Texas, JOHN DOMINICK COLYANDRO, JAMES WALTER ELLIS, AND THOMAS DALE DELAY, the defendants herein, with the intent that a felony be committed, did enter into an agreement with one or more of each other or with a general purpose political committee known as Texans for a Republican Majority PAC that one or more of them would engage in conduct that would constitute the offense of knowingly making a political contribution in violation of Subchapter D of Chapter 253 of the Texas Election Code...
MrArchieBunker: ALL THESE OLD HIPPIES ARE WAR HEROES
MrArchieBunker: HA HA HA
MrArchieBunker: I saw Murhta on TV yesterday, I thought he was going to start drooling over himself
MrArchieBunker: FDR was a chickenhawk
MrArchieBunker: FDR NEVER SERVED
MrArchieBunker: ITS TRUE CLAUS
MrArchieBunker: DOES PUTTING ON A UNIFORM MAKE ONE A GEOPOLITICAL GENIUS??
MrArchieBunker: I THINK NOT
MrArchieBunker: DOES PUTTING ON A UNIFORM MAKE ONE IMMUNE TO CRITICISM??
MrArchieBunker: I THINK NOT
MrArchieBunker: WHAT WALKS IS SAYING IS THAT VETERANS CANT BE CRITICIZED. RUBBISH
MrArchieBunker: UTTER RUBBISH
MrArchieBunker: SORRY, BEING A VET DOES GIVE YOU A FORCE FIELD
MrArchieBunker: THERE ARE NOT TWO CLASSES OF CITIZENS, VETERANS AND 'OTHERS'
MrArchieBunker: ONLY ONE CLASS OF CITIZEN
MrArchieBunker: I AM FREE TO CRITICIZE ANY CITIZEN AND ANY POLITICIAN ANY TIME I PLEASE
MrArchieBunker: THANK YOU
MrArchieBunker: SERVING MAKES ONE IMMUNE TO CRITICISM??
MrArchieBunker: ITS INTELLECTUAL GANGSTERISM TO SAY 'I SERVED, YOU CANT CRITICIZE ME'
MrArchieBunker: SO, LET ME GET THIS STRAIGHT CLAUS...BEING A VET MAKES ONE A GEOPOLITICAL GENIUS??
MrArchieBunker: NO CITIZEN, AND CERTAINLY NO POLITICIAN IS ABOVE CRITICISM
MrArchieBunker: I NEVER CALLED ANYONE A COWARD CLAUS, PUT AWAY THE STRAW MAN
MrArchieBunker: ANOTHER STRAW MAN, I MADE NO COMMENT ABOUT HIS COURAGE
MrArchieBunker: AS A STUDENT OF SEMANTIC GAMES CLAUS, SURELY YOU KNOW NO ONE CALLED HIM A COWARD
Michael Scanlon, a former top congressional aide who became a partner of high-flying lobbyist Jack Abramoff, was charged today with conspiracy to bribe government officials and cheat Indian tribes out of millions of dollars.
The government officials were not named in the court papers filed by U.S. prosecutors in the District, but details of the gifts and legislative favors provided by an official identified as "Representative #1" match the alleged actions of Rep. Robert W. Ney (R-Ohio), chairman of the House Administration Committee.
...
The charge was detailed in a court document known as a "criminal information" -- a process that often precedes a plea-bargain arrangement with a cooperating witness. Officials familiar with the investigation, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Scanlon has agreed to plead guilty and cooperate in the ongoing bribery and public corruption investigation of Abramoff, members of Congress and executive branch officials.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a sign he may seek new or revised charges in the CIA leak case, special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald said on Friday his investigation would be going back before a grand jury.
It was the first time Fitzgerald said he would be presenting information to another grand jury since the indictment and resignation three weeks ago of Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
Lawyers in the case said the investigation into who leaked the identity of CIA operative Valerie Plame, which has reached into the highest levels of the White House, could be moving into a new phase that could result in charges against other top administration officials.
President George W. Bush's top political adviser, Karl Rove, was told by prosecutors last month that he remained under investigation and could still be charged, lawyers said.
Fitzgerald may also be pursuing new leads following Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward's disclosure that he was told about Plame in mid-June 2003.
Fitzgerald has been investigating the leak for two years and the grand jury that indicted Libby expired after it charged him with perjury and obstructing justice on October 28.
"The investigation will involve proceedings before a different grand jury than the grand jury which returned the indictment" against Libby, Fitzgerald said in a court motion, which spelled out a compromise with media organizations for access to some documents in the Libby case.
After appearing at a court hearing on the compromise, Fitzgerald said he would not elaborate on his plans for another grand jury.
Libby's attorney, William Jeffress, and Rove's attorney, Robert Luskin, declined to comment.
Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-OH) today on the House floor, speaking about Rep. John Murtha (D-PA), a decorated former Marine:
Yesterday I stood at Arlington National Cemetery attending the funeral of a young marine in my district. He believed in what we were doing is the right thing and had the courage to lay his life on the line to do it. A few minutes ago I received a call from Colonel Danny Bubp, Ohio Representative from the 88th district in the House of Representatives. He asked me to send Congress a message: Stay the course. He also asked me to send Congressman Murtha a message, that cowards cut and run, Marines never do. Danny and the rest of America and the world want the assurance from this body – that we will see this through.
MosesKnows: when was it during this debate that he was attacked? never...but she makes it sound as that is all there was....lol