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May 19

Breaking News: Hillary Clinton is White!


expand/collapse You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet Folks
John McCain’s Promise to the World
by Mark Glenn
Americans and others around the world — weary from the ‘war on terror’ and beginning to recognize that the present debacles in Iraq and Afghanistan are just the tip of the planned iceberg to come — may be holding out hopes that things will change with the upcoming presidential elections in the US. In some respects they are right — things will change, but only in the sense that they will go from ‘run-of-the-mill’ horrible to ‘exceptionally’ horrible, and particularly if John McCain is elected. With the election of George Bush in 2000 the world was given Afghanistan and Iraq, but with the election of Maddog McCain it will be Iran, Syria, and — even more worrisome — Russia.

The proof that the son of Admiral McCain (appointed as overseer of the cover-up of Israel’s murderous attack on the USS Liberty in 1967) will not only ‘follow the course’ but will widen the road to Armageddon to include even more bloodshed and world-wide instability is a no-brainer. He has made it clear — both by his actions as a US Senator and on the current campaign trail–that he will do whatever is required of him by his Zionist masters in getting elected to the highest office in the world. He stated clearly that America will be in Iraq for the next 100 years and said unequivocally that there will be ‘more wars’ under his watch.

expand/collapse Video: The Real McCain 2
with John McCain campaigning against himself


expand/collapse Satire: McCain Resigns From His Campaign
by Steve Young
Believing that he has become too much of a drag on his campaign, John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential candidate, and one of the key components of his campaign and id, has stepped down, the latest casualty of a presidential campaign eager to cauterize damage caused by its ties to lobbyists, age and President Bush.


expand/collapse Progressive Vision Failure
The Real Scandal of Bush’s Knesset Speech
by Chris Floyd
Now, it so happens that there was indeed a very grave and sinister scandal in Bush's appearance before the Knesset on the 60th anniversary of Israel's founding. But it had nothing to do with his witless ejaculation of that clapped-out right-wing trope of yore: the "Neville Chamberlain gambit," in which anyone who fails to evince sufficient eagerness to immediately obliterate Washington's designated enemy of the day is accused of "appeasement," paving the way for the next Hitler, etc. No; the real scandal lies elsewhere. But the fact that it was universally ignored, in favor of starchy outrage over the non-issue of Bush's remark, tells us a great deal about the clueless — and gutless — nature of so much of what passes for political dissent in America today.

The only scandal attendant on Bush’s speech last week was the fact that this unrepentant beneficiary of Nazi blood money — who has himself aped the Nazis in his own policies of aggressive war, state terror and lawless authoritarianism — was allowed to stand before a foreign legislature and prate about freedom and liberty and “fighting evil.” And this is just part of a larger scandal: that he has been allowed to walk free among decent people without facing the slightest threat of justice for his crime, enjoying what is perhaps the chief privilege of his class — the immunity from all consequences of his malevolent actions.

But to the progressosphere, Bush’s little indirect dig at Obama was far more scandalous than any of this; indeed, it was a “new low” in our national life. Of such tunnel-visioned self-delusion is our “progressive movement” made. Afraid to speak the truth, or unable to see it when it is in front of their eyes: no wonder the “progressives” have been unable to stop the Regime’s monstrous crimes, or rally public support for impeachment, or turn the tide of national policy away from empire, dominion and injustice — a destructive tide that Obama, Clinton and McCain are happy to keep riding to their own positions of power, wealth and privilege.


expand/collapse The Bushes and Hitler's Appeasement
by Robert Parry
The irony of George W. Bush going before the Knesset and mocking the late Sen. William Borah for expressing surprise at Adolf Hitler’s 1939 invasion of Poland is that Bush’s own family played a much bigger role assisting the Nazis.


expand/collapse The Nakba is our Holocaust
by Khalid Amayreh
You see the brutal ugliness of the Zionist mentality. They want even to ban the use of words that remind humanity of the greatest theft and act of rape in history, carried out by a people who claim to adhere to the Torah, the Holy Scripture that taught humanity, among other things, “thou shall not steal.”

The victims of the first Kristallnacht enjoy the world’s approbation and sympathy, while at the same time having succeeded in demonizing an entire people, for whom Kristallnacht still remains a night without end.

Israel, as Spanish Philosopher Santiago Alba-Rico wrote two years ago, may not be the most unjust and criminal State in History, but it is the one that has been at it for a longer period of time and with greater impunity.

And Palestinians may not be the most oppressed people in the history of mankind. But they are undeniably the most uninterruptedly tormented people in modern history.

But just as the Germans eventually paid even a dearer price for their own madness, Zionist Jews will undoubtedly will pay a colossal price sooner or later for their wanton criminality and arrogance. This is if they continue to allow themselves to be duped by the big lie called Zionism.


expand/collapse Will I Live to See My Wedding Day?
by Shaun Jacob Halper
This laborious and lugubrious path to equality and freedom; to respect and recognition; and to compassion and kindness takes a destructive toll on the hearts and the spirits of we the vilified, the discriminated, and the humiliated second-class people of the United States of America. The impact of our oppression can be felt in countless physical, economic and social ways; but it is my own personal feelings that I'd like to share because, well, this is personal.

Today's Quotes:

"The Republican brand is in the trash can. If we were a dog food, they would take us off the shelf."
- Congressman Tom Davis (R-VA)

"This President's pretty much a victim of success. We haven't had an attack in five years. The perception of the threat is so low in this society that it's not surprising that the behavior pattern reflects a low threat assessment. The same thing's in Europe, there's a low threat perception. The correction for that, I suppose, is an attack. And when that happens, then everyone gets energized for another war and it's a shame we don't have the maturity to recognize the seriousness of the threats."
- Donald Rumsfeld, calling for another terrorist attack on America
Editor's Notes & Rants:

Donald Rumsfeld calls for another terrorist attack like 9/11, "to correct America." PNAC (of which Rumsfeld is a member) website taken down by webhost soon after. [more]

Iran busts US terrorist network. Never forget who the real terrorists are!

Bush is still in the Middle East, campaigning for Armageddon. I suspect that he will start WWIII around the first of November, so he can cancel the elections and remain in office "until Jesus comes."

The definition of treason: pledging allegiance to a foreign power.

Mike "Christian" Huckabee wants to be VP, and his campaign theme is that he thinks nuking millions of innocent people is funny.

Vote McCain for the Enronization of America! Because he thinks that would be just swell.

Jesus puked.