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Republicrats are taking care of each other in Able Danger
Town Hall ^ | 9/25/2005 | Mark Tapscott

Posted on 09/24/2005 10:29:28 PM PDT by vadkins

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To: GloriaJane

Blancos in charge? ;)


21 posted on 09/24/2005 11:50:39 PM PDT by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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To: vadkins

I only see two differences. The Republicans still are pro War on Terror while the Democrats are appeasers. The Republicans cut taxes, and spend like drunk Sailors. The Democrats increase your taxes, and spend like drunk Sailors.


22 posted on 09/24/2005 11:51:12 PM PDT by Sprite518
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To: Sprite518

Ummm ...while some spending ie "no child left behind" was political in aim most of the spending im seeing in this admin is coincedence.
The hurricanes? who could stop them? whos gonna pay?
The wars? its like a bad roof. pay now or pay later

I hate Gov spending but Im ready to pony up for democracy in the middleast and for hurricane victims


23 posted on 09/24/2005 11:56:47 PM PDT by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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To: ROTB

Well, he's not officially a Dem. He really spends a lot like LBJ, though. I also have my doubts about the pro-life part.

I actually know a few pro-life Dems. One is my State Senator here in Soviet Blagoyestan (Illinois). He's pro-2nd amendment, too. It's cost him a lot politically with the ruling politboro in Daly City (Chicago). He'll likely not be advanced to anything beyond state-level, of course. That takes some real courage - a lot more than mouthing some pro-life slogans while sitting back and doing nothing like most Republcians do.

I appreciate his standing on principle - at personal cost to his career. The Repubs in this state are a complete farce. Our former (Repub) Gov. is now on trial for corruption. I hope he's sent to a nice prison where he can become the "woman" for some 750-lb. inmate. He deserves worse.

Bush has made some decent lower-court appointements to be sure, but the whole business of supporting Specter for JC Chairman stinks. Like Ann Coulter, I have grave doubts about the very slick John Roberts. I do hope I am wrong, but the similarities to Souter are remarkable.


24 posted on 09/25/2005 12:04:30 AM PDT by Bogolyubski
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To: mylife
"Blancos in charge?"

If you mean Blancos in charge of the State of Louisiana's Homeland Security? Yes, I do believe they answer to her.

If you mean in charge of the whole dirty deal? No, I believe she was a dancing puppet and someone higher up in the Rat party held her strings.

After Rathergate's forged documents and watching that little dirty deal play out (Including the MSM seemingly acting as their helpmates) I wouldn't put anything past the Rats.

Especially when it comes to them covering their butts.

25 posted on 09/25/2005 12:07:28 AM PDT by GloriaJane (http://music.download.com/gloriajane "Seems Like Our Press Has Turned Against Our Country")
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To: durasell

It's kinda obscure, Keeps on Ticking.
Now if you name was "Durasellkovic" it would be easy.


26 posted on 09/25/2005 12:24:45 AM PDT by CBart95
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To: GloriaJane

I have to say, this is a new tinfoil theory I've not seen before. Have to give credit for creativity, if nothing else.

As much as I am seriously dissapointed with out dear leader in DC, he's actually near the bottom of the "to blame" list for the Katrina disaster. Here's the official Bogo-the-political-asassin blame list:

1. Ray Nagin, the moronic mayor - a slightly yuppified pimp who would be better suited to shuttlin' 'ho's' around in his fine Cadillac.

2. Kathleen Blanco, the blithering, blubbering excuse of a Governess for Louisiana - Home of Huey Long

3. Bush's political hack, "Brownie", who did a "heck of a job" being an incompetent fool as head of FEMA.

4. Chertoff, the clueless DHS head in charge of "Brownie."

5. Our Dear Leader himself.

Now, going on about the looters and thugs who shoot at rescuers being the result of poverty which in turn was a legacy of slavery is quite LBJ-like as was the promise of untold billions in taxapyer largesse, but what would one expect from a "compassionate conservative" whose response to the permanent establishment of racial preferences was to parrot a Marxist slogan - "Diveristy is our Strength"?

I really have no fondness for leftists, irrespective of whether they are Republicans or Democrats. Some of us here aren't partaking of that 'delicious grape-flavored drink' being offered by those intrepid Republican leaders any more.


27 posted on 09/25/2005 12:31:30 AM PDT by Bogolyubski
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To: GloriaJane
Good example of politics as usual. But maybe Able Danger dug up more than just Atta. Maybe it exposed more than they
are willing admit. I could possibly have implicated some very nasty things about our elected officials.
28 posted on 09/25/2005 12:58:17 AM PDT by PositiveCogins
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To: vadkins
Whaaa, I hate Bush. Why doesn't Bush do this, why doesn't Bush do that. When are the morons in the "Conservative" Establishment going to wake up to the fact that all this whining about Bush does is HELP the Hysteric Left? Maybe instead of spending every column whining about Bush they can actually tell us what is going on in Congress, what wacko ideas the Dems have or what we can do to advance our agenda? This one is particularly stupid since the very thing he whines about has all ready been corrected by the White House. The testimony is no longer being blocked by the Pentagon.
29 posted on 09/25/2005 2:11:13 AM PDT by MNJohnnie (Don't get stuck on stupid now, reporters)
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To: vadkins
Just back after being absent from FR for over a week ... so I'm not completely up to date ... however, there's another thread (started two days ago) that states the DoD (Pentagon) has reversed their decision and will allow the witnesses to testify.
30 posted on 09/25/2005 2:35:17 AM PDT by BluH2o
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To: BluH2o

I think everyone here should take a chill pill.

This is bigger than both Clinton and Bush. This is about OUR civil liberties and how the government keeps track of all of us.

We complain how the government wants to keep tabs on us. Democrat or Republican, it doesn't matter. When ID cards were mentioned, we went ballistic. When anything that could truly hurt us comes before us, we rise up and say NO.

Now imagine this. At any given time, any person in this country could be tracked. They know if you have a gun, they know where you shop, what you buy, who you talk to on the phone, who your friends and acquaintences are, who you are dating, her or maybe his family and relations. Think about it a minute.

Now think about what Able Danger is. Think about how they found Atta. Now go one step further. Think about who they cannot find because those people are here without records.

Able Danger is going to expose credit card companies, financial institutions, service organizations, police departments, who knows? Because all of their information probably filtered through something like Able Danger.

This is one thing our government doesn't want us to know about. Question is, do we really want to know?"




31 posted on 09/25/2005 3:52:59 AM PDT by EQAndyBuzz (Liberal Talking Point - Bush = Hitler ... Republican Talking Point - Let the Liberals Talk)
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To: trubluolyguy; All
Yeah it looks to me as if the Bush admin is covering up for the Clintonistas....I guess he thinks if the Hildabeast wins in '08 he will get the same treatment.

I don't believe so, I think this is payback for a debt owed to the Clintons. I'm listening to a repeat of Jim Quinn's show (www.warroom.com) from 08-11-05. Here's a link to the archived mp3. HERE The portion I'm referencing comes roughly 2/3 of the way through the show. 1hr 17mins if playing on WMP.

Basically Clinton was involved in Iran/Contra on a minor level, but knows the whos and whats of it, including how GHWB allowed drugs to be smuggled into the US by the same guy who was running guns TO the contras.

32 posted on 09/25/2005 4:14:14 AM PDT by infidel29 ("We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid." --Benjamin Franklin)
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To: vadkins

>>>>Why do Bush people keep protecting Clinton people from public scrutiny?

I wonder if blackmail is a factor?


33 posted on 09/25/2005 4:16:46 AM PDT by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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To: Dolphy

>>>>The attorney representing one of the Able Danger witnesses said that they had no information that would have led anyone to believe criminal activity had taken place or specific terrorist activities were being planned.

I wonder if campaign contributions is a factor?

We had a politicitian that accepted campaign contributions from a Middle Eastern man that was arrested for weapons and drug charges by the FBI. The weapons charge was for bringing in 200 Stinger missiles to the USA.

So maybe other politicians have campaign contributions they would rather not have the 'who's who' known about?


34 posted on 09/25/2005 4:28:54 AM PDT by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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To: vadkins
There are more dots to connect regarding Bush 1, Clinton, Bush 2 on terrorism than a Dalmatian has spots.

Bush 1 allowed ex-Iraqi military to settle in the US after GW1. dot
Ex-Iraqi military settled primarily in the Kansas City area. dot
Clinton showed weakness in dealing with Somalia. dot
Murrah OKC bombing. What became of the 'middle eastern' men who disappeared from the investigation? Some investigators seem to think they were Iraqi. dot dot dot dot dot dot
Where was Nichols from? dot dot dot

Bush 2 seems to be covering for Clinton who is covering his own posterior and, thusly, covering for Bush 1.

Ain't politics wonderful!
35 posted on 09/25/2005 4:42:08 AM PDT by TomGuy
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To: GloriaJane

That is an interesting thought.

I'm still a little suspect of New Orleans G&F Tours though.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-backroom/1472612/posts
G&F Tours of New Orleans, Louisiana

We did see an article about a LA Congressman going back to his home to remove 'personal belongings'.

That may have been legit. People with resources will utilize them. But I can't help but wonder if he and others were busy removing items they didn't want to be seen by letting Feds in. That is my thoughts on the delays.

Yours is an interesting angle too though.

Maybe both? Blackmail isn't above the tactics of the left.


36 posted on 09/25/2005 4:43:57 AM PDT by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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To: Dolphy

"I'm not sure where Weldon... thinks he's going with this". IMHO Weldon is looking for cash for some constituent project in his district....when he gets it he'll shut up.


37 posted on 09/25/2005 4:47:55 AM PDT by mo
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To: willyd
i don't think that Bush plans on leaving office any time soon

Ignoring the fact that your post sounds like something I might read on DU, the fact is that We the People won't let that happen. We all thought Clinton might pull the same $h!t, and we were ready for it.

38 posted on 09/25/2005 4:50:39 AM PDT by Hardastarboard
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To: CBart95
If you don't like the message, attack the messenger. Seems someone a few years ago was very good at doing that. Of course, that technique has been used for millennia.

Saying that it is just a stereotypical Bush "Hit Piece" is more propagandist than informational. Provide facts to counter the allegations rather than talkingpoints. Oppps. That's where it gets difficult. Lemmings like cool-aid and they don't ask questions. Politicians like lemmings.
39 posted on 09/25/2005 4:53:21 AM PDT by TomGuy
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To: Wormwood

Michael savage has been saying for years.


40 posted on 09/25/2005 4:57:57 AM PDT by Luigi Vasellini (60% of Saudis, 58%of Iraqis, 55%of Kuwaitis,50% of Jordanians married 1st or 2nd cousins. LOL!!!)
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