The Guild 2-5-2003 The Powell Report Live Thread

THE WASHINGTON TIMES ^ | 2-5-2003 | By Bill Gertz

[BigWaveBetty]

The Bush administration will disclose new information to the United Nations today on Iraq's mobile biological weapons facilities, as well as evidence linking Baghdad to the al Qaeda terrorist group, U.S. officials said.

The intelligence will be provided to the world body by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell as part of the administration's effort to win support for military action to disarm Iraq of its chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.

[lodwick]

Let's begin the next hundred with some loveliness.

Anne Hathaway at the Golden Globes

[pubmom]

WHERE IS THAT MAN"S WIFE?!?!

BONO DEAR, it is not moral or polite to hold hands with a woman who is not your wife, especially in public!!! Could Ms. Blanchett not find an unmarried escort?

I guess the old saying about being known by the company you keep is once again proven. Herr Clinton has taught him well.

JL, those "fashion show" photos are nasty!

[mountaineer]

My thought exactly, what happened to the wife of this paragon of virtue (well, enviro/globalist virtue, anyway)? As for the hefty girls' lingerie show, lod - yikes! Thanks for sharing. I feel thinner now.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

Years ago, when I was a private investigator, I had to go undercover at a fashion show on a cruise ship as a fashion photographer. I was trying to get photos of one of the models walking. It was a workman's compensation case and I believe that the model was claiming a back injury.

Well, as it turned out it was a black fashion show and all the women were 300+ pounds. But wait, it gets better, it was bathing suits and lingerie!!!!

So there I am, the whitest girl on the planet, on a black boat of 300 pound women in teddies. Believe it or not, the men were going nuts. They were hooting and hollering and grabbing the ankles of the models and not letting go. They were crazy in love with the models.

Needless to say I left that boat shaking my head and couldn't wait to develope those photos.

[mountaineer]

We all remember Kosovo, that lovely place where Clinton aided heroin-trafficking Moslem terrorists in killing off Orthodox Christian Serbs? Not surprisingly, they've named a street after their hero. What's wrong with this picture (where do you start?):

U.S. policemen Jonathan Williams from Fayetteville, Ark., who is serving with the U.N. police in Kosovo, checks a driver's documents in Kosovo's capital Pristina on Friday, Jan. 31, 2003. Behind Williams is a six-story-high poster of former U.S. President Bill Clinton which hangs over the capital's main street, renamed Bill Clinton Boulevard. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)

[lodwick]

Great cruise story!

For anyone wishing to immediately feel more thin, quickly book a round-trip ticket to DesMoines (DSM), walk around the terminal for a few minutes, and then take the next plane home. Works every time.

[mountaineer]

And in other news some of us can use:

LONDON (Reuters) - Men who don't shave every day enjoy less sex and are 70 percent more likely to suffer a stroke than daily shavers, a new study shows. full story

[pubmom]

I know I shouldn't be laughing, but LOL!

[lodwick]

Back after finding the Gillette.

[lodwick]

Bill and Hillary were at the Yankee's home opener, sitting in the first row, with the Secret Service people directly behind them.
One of the Secret Service guys leaned forward and said something to Bill.

Clinton stared at the guy, looked at Hillary, looked back at the agent, and shrugged his shoulders. Then Bill picked up Hillary by the coat collar and the seat of her pants, and dropped her right over the wall into the field. She's kicking and swearing and screaming, and the crowd goes wild. They're cheering, applauding, and high-fiving.

Bill is bowing and smiling, when the agent leans forward and says: "I said, they want you to throw out the first PITCH!"

[lodwick]

[Endeavor]

No, those "folks" (not the word I'd prefer to use, but this is The Guild) need booting out of office. I saw one of those looney tunes on tv last night - an absolutely absurd congressional representative from Oregon or Washington - the only two states more liberal than Kalifornia.

[Utah Girl]

I read an article in the paper this morning about a Kosovo couple, they named their daughter after Madeleine Albright. Note that it isn't Americans who saved them, it is Clinton and Albright...

[Endeavor]

I WILL ABSOLUTELY JOIN YOU IN NEW ZEALAND!!! It is one of my must see sites and the sailing is absolutely incredible and it is summer there now and I know we'd have a blast, so, WHEN DO WE LEAVE??? Plus, Colin Powell did a bang up job yesterday, so we have no compatibility issues. AND I want to learn how to surf, so get your swimsuit out, honey and let's get going.

[Utah Girl]

Stop with the fashion photos! :) My goodnes, I feel much thinner and prettier after seeing those lovely models.

[Endeavor]

"Not to mention that in 1998, the president himself couldn't have cared less."

absolutely the best line of the week.

[Utah Girl]

x42 could have cared less about anything at all during his reign of terror, all he cared about was getting serviced regularly by the intern o'day, feeding his face, and getting adulation. Colin Powell testified this morning to the Senate, said he was appalled that the Foreign Service test wasn't given at all during the nineties, and no one was hired by the Foreign Service. No wonder our foreign assets were jeopardized. The damage caused by the Clintons just keeps growing exponentially.

[lodwick]

Follows a worthwhile email from a friend:

It would be wonderful if 2003 were the year a cure for breast cancer was
found! This is one note I'll gladly pass on. The notion that we could
raise $35 million by buying a book of stamps is powerful!

As you may be aware, the US Postal Service recently released its new
"Fund the Cure" stamp to help fund breast cancer research. The stamp was
designed by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, Maryland. It is important that we
take a stand against this disease that kills and maims so many of our
mothers, sisters, friends. Instead of the normal $.37 for a stamp, this one
costs $.45. The additional $.08 will go to breast cancer research. A
"normal" book costs $7.40, this is $9.00. It takes a minute at the Post
Office and means so much.

If all stamps are sold, it will raise an additional $35,000,000 for this
vital research. Just as important as the money is our support. What a
statement it would make if the stamp outsold the lottery this week. What a
statement it would make that we care. I urge you to do two things TODAY:

1. Go out and purchase some of these stamps.
2. E-mail your friends to do the same.

Many of us know women and their families whose lives are turned
upside-down by breast cancer. It takes so little to do so much in this
drive. We can all afford the $ 1.60. Please help & pass it on

[lodwick]

Fund the Cure on line

A very cool way to buy on line.

[mountaineer]

And now we return to "Palestinian Playhouse"