2009-05-08, 15:38 | Link #2521 |
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Breaking news from the little red dot!
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...427691/1/.html It seems that the government are going to blow their ego-es dry soon. After deploying a couple of battalions and pissing off a few thousand NSFs (weekends burned just to find this asshole), this guy is finally caught after a year long chase.
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2009-05-08, 19:56 | Link #2522 |
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I was wondering who was going to be the fall guy for this fiasco.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/05082009...fly_168274.htm The idea that the buck stops at this guy though is pretty laughable.
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2009-05-08, 22:57 | Link #2523 | |
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2009-05-08, 23:37 | Link #2524 |
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Anytime any of the two AirforceOne planes are in the sky that entails massive amounts of planning. The secret service in the case that one or more of the planes are not available has to go over contingency plans with the president and his staff in case any sort of emergency comes up they have to know at all times.
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2009-05-09, 01:36 | Link #2525 | |
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2009-05-09, 11:05 | Link #2526 | |
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2009-05-10, 01:27 | Link #2527 | |
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2009-05-10, 05:40 | Link #2529 | |
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m . a . l . a . y . s . i . a . ! in other words, OMG...
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2009-05-11, 02:00 | Link #2532 | |
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2009-05-11, 13:37 | Link #2534 |
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The Long Wait Has Finally Ended..
DPJ leader Ozawa to resign amid fundraising scandal
The new stage is now set. I have waited a few months to see the outcome. I am so excited.. Ozawa has decided to resign and his right-hand man, Hatoyama-san is also going to step down as a means of loyalty to Ozawa. Pitiful.. I actually like these two as leaders of DPJ but if they don't step down, the new stage will never come.. Hopefully, Okada Katsuya will be elected as new leader of DPJ. That way.. It will be clear as to how percent of people supports China and how many who doesn't. Under the leadership of Okada, the general election will be Taro Aso (Japan) vs Katsuya Okada (China)! Who will win? Who will become the new prime minister of Japan? What fate is that of Japan? I am really interested to know.. Taro Aso lacks leadership and is not good at those economic stimulus packages but it has already become reality that there is not enough of time for anybody to replace him and take on the DPJ. And thus, Taro Aso must win this general election!!! |
2009-05-11, 14:52 | Link #2535 |
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Yes, the healing continues. This is so lovely (read: vile), I can totally see both sides of the political isle are being pulled together under the messianic Obama and his bi-partisan approach to politics. I can feel the love, can't you guys?
http://www.breitbart.tv/html/336173.html Of course most of you reading this will just say how I'm an idiot for criticizing Obama and that this is nothing. I'm not a huge Limbaugh fan, but this just isn't presidential I'm sorry. This guy is a joke of a leader. By the time this administration is over, his public relations gaffs are going to make Bush look like Winston friggen Churchill. In other political news. Cheney made some pretty outrageous claims this weekend about our nations security under Obama. Personally I think he's just trying to improve his "legacy" as many believe he was the real man in charge during the Bush presidency. Apparently Joe Lieberman disagrees with Cheney....hrmm who you want to believe out of those two. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0509/22376.html I'm leaning on Joe's side since he really is no friend of the left's right now, and unless he's trying desperately to get back in their favor, he doesn't really stand to gain by disagreeing with Cheney as far as political points go.
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2009-05-11, 18:33 | Link #2536 | |
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Also, let's not forget that the joke was only made possible by Limbaugh's remarks about wanting the country to fail. He'd rather see the country collapse to prove his political views correct than for the country to succeed and possibly acknowledge that some of his political views are wrong or at least not entirely correct.
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2009-05-11, 19:17 | Link #2537 | ||
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I'm only arguing this because I've seen a lot of people on news shows (other than super rightwing fox) trying to use that argument, but I actually heard what Limbaugh said, and that ain't it. Quote:
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2009-05-11, 19:31 | Link #2538 |
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Anyway, on Winston, many people forgot that he was an imperialist at heart, and called Gandhi names. "Half naked fakir" was one of them, I believed. Some of his ideas, like the Gallipoli offensive or the return to the gold standard, were... I think you can read up on those for yourself.
Give it more time. After we get our hands on the currently classified memos and other stuff, we can then start to evaluate Bush. But I can tell you: His reputation would improve....or drop even lower.
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2009-05-11, 20:22 | Link #2539 | ||
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That's great. Except that he said specificly that he wanted Obama's economic policies to fail unless he "adds reagan to his resumé". He flat out said he wants the economic situation to get worse unless it's fixed using policies that fit his belief system. As I said, it shows that Limbaugh cares more about his political views being right than the success of this country. Now I might be convinced by an argument that he wasn't thinking about what Obama's economic policies failing would mean for the country. I will not be convinced by claims that the liberal media elite are twisting his words. They aren't and I'm not either. Quote:
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2009-05-11, 20:23 | Link #2540 | |
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Am I missing something here? Obama is the president, a leader of the U.S. If the president fails, in essence the country is failing. So by wishing Obama to fail, he is hoping for the country to fail.
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