Watch out, Lou Dobbs. Max and the Marginalized have burritos and they're not afraid to use them.
Schultz and Nichols on the GOP's Coordinated Effort to Break Public Sector Unions
Sheriff Joe's rabid supporters spew hate: 'Kill any man, woman or child who comes across the border illegally'
Missouri Taxpayers Fund 24-Hour Security Camera for Limbaugh Statue 
Martha Raddatz on McClellan: 'He seemed like a robot with a new software program on this one.'
Countdown: Anthony Weiner on the GOP's Obstruction to Health Care Reform |
Bill Maher Takes a Shot at the Birthers With Parody on Romney's 'Wiferism' Scandal |
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Colbert Makes a Mockery of Santorum Refusing to Refute Elderly Birther at Campaign Stop |
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Rick Santorum Says He 'Doesn't Feel Any Obligation' to Refute Every Birther Out There |
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Missouri Taxpayers Fund 24-Hour Security Camera for Limbaugh Statue |
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SNL Digital Short: Andy Samberg and Pee-wee Herman Get Drunk and Attack Anderson Cooper |
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Stockman: Romney Can't Say He Learned How to Create Jobs in the Leveraged Buyout Business |
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Krugman: Romney's Business Career is Fair Game |
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Arizona Congressional Candidate 'Pulls a Coffman' |
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Steve Rattner Says Romney Was Not A Job Creator |
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Bill Maher Sends Alexandra Pelosi Out to Interview Mississippi Residents |
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Millionaire Nick Hanauer Shoots Down Neil Cavuto's Straw Men as He Explains Why His Taxes Should be Raised |
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Jon Stewart: Fox STFU with How Victimized You Are |
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President Obama and AZ Gov. Jan Brewer Share Testy Exchange at Phoenix Airport |
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Bill Maher Knocks Liberty University: It Cheapens My Degree From a Real School |
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Clinton Credits Puerto Rican Win to Appearance on Sabado Gigante
http://satiricalpolitical.com/?p=1885
US has secretly been imprisoning people at sea (guardian.co.uk)
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Proud2bBumble Hus(in)sein Whitenbitter Assassininen Wrightly Punitively Zebraphilic "Don't truncate me, bro!" @ 3:
What kind of a name is that. Bumble. Hahahahahahaha.
He's now on weeknites at 7! Dobbs and the know-nothings, jingoist, nativists are masquerading again as populist patriots. And as we sink further into stagnation and recession this year and next, scapegoating immigrants will become bigtime denial for Democrats and Republicans alike. They love to attack free trade agreements, too, rather than supporting investment in education, technology, and infrastructure -- the ONLY cures for declining real wages at home. These "fair" trade rationalizations for protectionism are the reason Detroit will soon be backrupt; unions and management colluded for decades to ignore technology and consumer tastes. Ostrich mentality doesn't make our problems go away. Unskilled, uneducated natives from states like Kentucky or West Virginia, and all the men drawing lifetime disability aren't making this country work. We're forced to increasingly live off immigrants and high tech outsourced labor. The world doesn't owe us a living, and nobody will mourn our decline from global prominence.
Now Rolling Stone magazine, along with Mark Crispin Miller, warn about the possible and pending police state.
EconProf @ 5:
Free trade, fair trade are different. If there was fair trade, they wouldn't be coming across the borders.
Orangutan. @ 6:
Pending?
moRon @ 4:
Kinda clumsy, huh? When you gonna start using your full name? LOLLOLOOLLOLOLOLLOLOLOOLOLLLLOLLOLOL
;-}
Ron @ 8:
China already has a universally approved police state. They can kill Tibetan monks at will and we all stand by and do nothing because we low the high price of low costs at Wal-Mart.
Mister Anderson @ 10:
What most people don't realize is that we already have a police state.
Proud2bBumbling Hus(in)sein Whitenbitter Assassininen Wrightly Punitively Zebraphilic "Don't truncate me, bro!" @ 9:
Bumbling. Stop it, your killing me Hahahahahahahasha
ok, guys! i'm in and out.
Ron @ 12:
You started it (as usual) mo, but please don't die on me ehhehehheheheehhe
;-}
CoIntelPro against Repug DoucheBaggery @ 13:
That's what she said, "quick as usual"...
Hi CIP
;-}
Sweet! I love this Max and the Marginalized song. I'm glad Crooks and Liars highlighted it, and continues to call out Lou Dobbs for his nativism.
Orangutan. Says: Now Rolling Stone magazine, along with Mark Crispin Miller, warn about the possible and pending police state.
Actually looking at those pics from the first link of the Rolling Stone article made me realize it is only a Police State if the people allow it to be a plice state. Do you really think that the 15 sec it takes someone to fuck with these cameras http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery/20818544/chinas_allseeing_eye...
will not result in a needed 1/2 days worth of fixing on the state's part. The scal eis phenomenal. If you fuck with one camera, it takes the state an inordinate amount of time to fix the camera. There is no way to maintain that ratio.
Proud2bHumble Hus(in)sein Whitenbitter Assassininen Wrightly Punitively Zebraphilic "Don't truncate me, bro!" @ 14:
Stumbling, bumbling, oh. oh quit, I can't stop laughing.
Ron @ 18:
Yer just an easy laff, ya slug ;-}
Ron @ 11:
I kind of agree. I think we over-estimate the power of the federal government in the United States. The reason why I cannot buy into the 9/11 government conspiracy theories is because to believe any of them, you'd have to first assume that the government is competent and organized enough to pull it off. Based on everything they've done since 9/11, even when it would best serve them, I cannot give them that much credit. Hell, we have literally taken over Iraq with the most advanced military in world history, and our corrupt government can't even get their shit together long enough to steal their oil to keep our gas prices low. We have to be the first occupation force in world history where the give-to-steal ratio is like 100-to-1. Don't even get me started on our response to Katrina. And many people many disagree with Mayor Nagan, but he made a LEGIT point that almost 7 years after the fact, there is still be big hole in the ground at the WTC site when any other nation would have rebuilt them exactly how they looked before as soon as possible to make a statement to their enemies.
Our government is filled with too many greedy individuals to ever organize a police state. They may be able to come together under some groups or some administrations to attack certain opponents, but I just don't see how our government can enslave this whole nation even if they tried. Governments that do have the power to enslave their people either own the media companies, energy companies, or real estate companies. At worst, they are 50/50 partners with big business. Our government is owned by big business and big business has no interests other than profits. Governments like China are greedy for power so they do whatever to get it and maintain it. Our politicians are greedy for money and do whatever to get it, even if it means giving up power to other interests.
99Luf Balloons @ 17:
Great point, I like your subversive logic ;-}
They're obviously gonna need cameras to watch the cameras to watch the cameras etc.... lol
Mister Anderson @ 20:
One word, Fascism. We are there and what you imagine, has already happened.
Orangutan. @ 6:
Great content Smart Red, still reading it between love notes with mo...thanks
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I'm out...will check back later
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Orangutan. @ 6:
I hope the pending one is an improvement over the current one.
Watching CNN gives me a headache what with all the scrolling graphics and crap all over the screen. Dobbs, Beck, Sanchez among others ... no thanks. It`s either C&L or music for me.
Proud2bHumble Hus(in)sein Whitenbitter Assassininen Wrightly Punitively Zebraphilic "Don't truncate me, bro!" @ 24:
Hey, I was just having a little fun. You aren't crumbling are you?
What up KyleDeb! Glad you found the new clip, I wanted to send it to you and lost your email.
like they always say....as Puerto Rico goes, so goes the nation.
Don Davis @ 1:
Was she on before or after the little dwarf guy?
" In the age of globalization, states should give up some sovereignty to world bodies in order to protect their own interests " .
Richard Haass , president of the Council on Foreign Relations ( Frequent guest on CNN & CBS ).
Kahoneez @ 31:
So slave labor in all of the 3rd world counties should be shared with the western civilizations.
and here i thought it was her rendition of "Don't Cry for Me Puerto Rico"
The repugnantcant invaders are actually pod people. If you go to sleep, you become one of them. Don't go to sleep yet.
Brazil still thinks you can balance bio-fuels effectively.
Tequila @ 35:
If you believe anything about what our media says about energy. you may have to consider whether your mental capacity is functional.
High gas prices make some people reluctant to fill the tank.
Quiet night here at C&L ... time for me to get some sleep. Good night, all.
calgarylady @ 38:
What? didn't you see my message at # 34?
Ha, maybe I've been podified. Night, Ron ... sleep well.
AS long as Limbaugh, Hannity, Savage, Beck, Boortz, Ingraham, Malkin, Medved, Dr. Laura, Liddy, North, O'Reilly, Gibson, Dobson.........etc...., are on the airwaves on behalf of our freedom loving current government, I have no fears about fascism taking root.
calgarylady @ 40:
Yeah, that's right. You're in Canada. They haven't invaded you yet. We are not going to be able to sleep tonight.
NoGWBpolicyleftinplace @ 41:
It's already taken root.
GNA
Ron @ 44:
No worries Ron, nothing to do with you, my friend...just had some stuff to take care of and hadta go.
Nitey bud (as in you're wearing one, haha)
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NoGWBpolicyleftinplace @ 41:
But you forget- Dr Phil is among us>:P
BennyP @ 46:
FIFY, and yes they're all mungs...haha
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Zed Thred's Ded...time ta put it ta bed
Nitey nite all
Hittin’ the road, Jack,”and I ain’t comin’ back no more no more no more no more”…
“Last word, freak.” - Melvin Udall
out
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Ron @ 11:
China already has a universally approved police state. They can kill Tibetan monks at will and we all stand by and do nothing because we low the high price of low costs at Wal-Mart.
What most people don't realize is that we already have a police state.
Can't say that Canada has a completely formed one as of yet, but we're catching up. Our British Columbian police tasered to death a Polish immigrant last October, so that's gotta count for something.
Sorry again. Trying to get the hang of Firefox here and am taking credit for other people's quotes inadvertently and quite by accident. My bad
Senator Kennedy is going in for surgery today, CNN reports. Let's hope for a safe and full recovery and good news this afternoon.
buzzflash:
buzzflash:
I guess they're not listening to McAnal, boosh or hillary "obliterator" clinton
Is it my imagination,
But all along these high energy prices blamed on abstract futures markets
Are in the waning months of booscho with the repugs future uncertain?
And it occurred to me today that it's coinciding with most people including past naysayers, agreeing that global climate change is happening.
First his pathological hatred of George Bush made Larry Johnson crazy, now his sick infatuation with Hillary Clinton is putting him totally over the edge.
peaceful easy feeling @ 56:
I count on my my intense hatred of GWB as an indicator of the fact that I AM sane. If I become one of the 28%ers, then I know I've lost it...
Daily Reading pt 1...
Climate Bill Week
Just around the Warner, Lieberman-Warner climate bill hitting the Senate floor - http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2008/5/30/15512/3699
After months of hearings, haggling, and revision, a climate change bill will reach the floor of the Senate this week.
Expect the GOP to shill all day/all night for old, finite, dirty, polluting, destructive greenwashed 'clean coal' and nuclear power
No matter how it all turns out, serious deliberation of climate legislation is itself a sign of progress.
"We have to start the debate, and this is a very good place to start it," said Boxer. "We may well pass a very good bill, we may get derailed. But however far we take it, it's very important to start now. Landmark bills don't pass in a day or a week."
Say Goodbye and Adios "Clean Coal" - http://www.desmogblog.com/goodby-adios-clean-coal-accce
THIS IS THE ULTIMATE GUIDE to debunking the 'clean coal'/Big Coal lies that will be broadcast this week and through November...he's a sample...
According to the American Lung Association, 24,000 people a year die prematurely because of pollution from coal-fired power plants.
Asthma is the leading chronic illness among children. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), asthma accounts for 14 million lost days of school missed annually, and asthma is the third-ranking cause of hospitalization among children younger than 15 years of age.
Coal-fired power plants release over 40% of total U.S. CO2 emissions, which contribute to global warming, which will in turn profoundly affect US agriculture.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that the amount of mercury in the atmosphere is estimated to have increased by 200% to 500% since the beginning of the industrial revolution, when coal use skyrocketed. The US Department of Energy (DOE) projects that mercury emissions will continue to rise. This mercury quickly enters the aquatic food chain, transforming into methylmercury which is blamed for a litany of neurological impacts in infants and young children during their most vulnerable periods of brain and nervous system development.
As author Jeff Goodell reveals in his book “Big Coal,” the claim that the U.S. has 200 or 250 years of coal left is “based on old studies that haven't been updated since the '70s. Those studies themselves were based on studies from the '20s and '30s.”
Goodell points out that “we've been mining coal in this country for 150 years -- all the simple, high-quality, easy-to-get stuff is gone. What's left is buried beneath towns and national parks, or places that are difficult, expensive and dangerous to mine.”
US coal production has already peaked. Turning to more coal-fired power plants for our energy will not decrease our dependence on foreign oil.
So, a warning to US television viewers: think before you believe what you see and hear in that ACCCE advertisement. The images are pleasant and happy, but they do not represent the reality of shifting US energy sources to coal-fired power.
Clean Coal's Costs Put It On Life Support! - http://www.desmogblog.com/clean-coals-costs-put-it-on-life-support
How many windmills could we build for the cost of one clean coal plant?
Even though the state parties of Michigan and Florida are Fine with the DNC settlement, Senator Clinton Persists in Deluding Her Supporters that the states were robbed, which pits her against the Democratic State parties of Florida and Michigan and makes a mockery of real voter enfranchisement problems.
- http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080602/ap_on_el_pr/democrats;_ylt=AlkAyvFU_...
Obama, campaigning in Mitchell, S.D., confidently predicted Clinton "is going to be a great asset when we go into November."
"Whatever differences Senator Clinton and I may have, those differences pale in comparison to the other side," he said.
South Dakota and Montana, which hold primaries on Tuesday, are the last Democratic nominating contests. Obama is favored in both states and he goes into them with 2,069 delegates, 47 away from the number now needed to secure the nomination. Clinton has 1,915.5 delegates.
Australia exits Iraq, 'war' is over for them - http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1811006,00.html
Daily Reading pt 2...
NYT Editorial: Mr. Rove Talks, but Doesn’t Answer. He Must be Required to Testify Under Oath About the Injustice Done to Don Siegelman.
- http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/02/opinion/02mon1.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
Space Probe Uncovers Signs Of Ice On Mars - http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2008/jun/01/mars.spaceexploration
Phoenix's prime purpose is to seek out ice beneath the Martian surface and the robot spaceship is scheduled to spend the next three months on the surface of the planet searching for signs of water there. The prospect that the probe might have already succeeded, after only a few days on the planet, is causing considerable excitement among scientists.
For those of you who still can't over the idea that we're not the only life in a universe with a septillion stars (10 with 24 zeros...known-observable estimate)...
The Impeachment of Bush is Imminent, Just in Time - http://www.opednews.com/articles/The-Impeachment-of-Bush-is-by-Ray-Louis...
Congressmen Wexler & Kucinich (and others), along with Ralph Nader (and more), are finally going to get the impeachment they've been working for. But opinion polls show that the average citizen wants to see this impeachment happen too. This piece is a look back at the Bush years with some SURPRISING LINKS NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART.
Some Republicans and Independents See The LIGHT - http://www.mcclatchydc.com/227/story/39067.html
Proof that some neo-cons are starting to develop a brain capable of (dare i say it) Independent Thought.
How McClellan Prettifies Bush: "Ambitious, Idealistic Vision of Freedom" - By Gary Leupp - http://www.counterpunch.org/leupp05312008.html
He’s making a lot of easy money, as befits an opportunist of flexible morality who admittedly stuck with the Bush administration even as its amorality and penchant for lying to the American people became clearly apparent to him.
Rockefeller: Hayden’s ‘Upbeat Assessment’ On Al Qaeda ‘Not Consistent’ With Intel Reports To Capitol Hill - http://thinkprogress.org/2008/05/31/rockefeller-hayden/
LA Times: John McCain Has A "Nightmare" YouTube Problem - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/30/la-times-john-mccain-has_n_1044...
Sgt. Jason Dene, the nephew of actress and activist Mia Farrow, died in Iraq last week and his uncle blames George W. Bush for the loss. Mia Farrow has written a sad tribute on her site but Dene's uncle, Patrick V. Farrow, took his anger to the Letters section of the Rutland (Vt.) Herald two days ago.
- http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_con...
"Because of the arrogant, corrupt lies of George W. Bush and his neo-con handlers my nephew is dead, and I am mad as hell...Jason Dene was not killed by enemy fire nor friendly fire but by Bush's brutal and cynical stop-loss program."
"Because of Bush's abusive stop-loss policy, Jason had been sent into an unwanted third tour of duty. He was a father of three and could not afford to lose his pension. Some 'volunteer Army'.
"During his three 15-month tours in Iraq, exposure to roadside bombs and other job-related injuries caused Jason to be hospitalized several times for concussion and internal bleeding and other injuries.
"After his second tour Jason returned home with severe mental and physical issues. He was certainly in no condition to be pressed into a third tour. He wanted out of the army. But Jason was a victim of the liar's back-door draft..."
Wisconsin: Poll, Obama-Edwards ticket would be strong in state - http://www.madison.com/tct/news/stories/289176
Bottom line: Obama's ahead in Wisconsin. And if Republicans want to compete here in the fall they had better hope the Democrats don't pick John Edwards as their vice presidential nominee.
Daily Reading pt 1...
Climate Bill Week
Just around the Warner, Lieberman-Warner climate bill hitting the Senate floor - http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2008/5/30/15512/3699
After months of hearings, haggling, and revision, a climate change bill will reach the floor of the Senate this week.
Expect the GOP to shill all day/all night for old, finite, dirty, polluting, destructive greenwashed 'clean coal' and nuclear power
No matter how it all turns out, serious deliberation of climate legislation is itself a sign of progress.
"We have to start the debate, and this is a very good place to start it," said Boxer. "We may well pass a very good bill, we may get derailed. But however far we take it, it's very important to start now. Landmark bills don't pass in a day or a week."
Say Goodbye and Adios "Clean Coal" - http://www.desmogblog.com/goodby-adios-clean-coal-accce
THIS IS THE ULTIMATE GUIDE to debunking the 'clean coal'/Big Coal lies that will be broadcast this week and through November...he's a sample...
According to the American Lung Association, 24,000 people a year die prematurely because of pollution from coal-fired power plants.
Asthma is the leading chronic il
Daily Reading pt 3...
John McCain: A Legacy of Being Wrong - http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/5/31/83914/1962/857/525959
File this away for July-November rebuttals of right wingnut flights of fancy...
Manufacturing a Food Crisis, how Multinational Corporations, WTO, IMF, World bank are causing needless suffering - http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080602/bello
Add 'Free Market' trade policies to the list as well...
Untying the Knot. Obama quits Trinity United Church in Chicago - http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080601/ap_on_el_pr/obama;_ylt=Ap7lU03EEFcB7...
MUST READ: The Corporate State and the Subversion of Democracy - http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/20080531_the_corporate_state_and_the...
AP: "It's Barack Obama's party now. He beat the ultimate insider at the insider's game. And he's already turned his full-bore attention to the general election contest against Republican John McCain."
- http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080601/ap_on_el_pr/obama_s_party_now;_ylt=A...
Air Force Unit's Nuclear Weapons Security Is 'Unacceptable' - http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/30/AR200805...
Going Their Own Way in The Mideast - http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/30/AR200805...
What happens when a superpower becomes preoccupied by a costly war and loses some of its ability to coerce friends and enemies toward the outcomes it favors? We're seeing a demonstration of that change now in the Middle East, as Arabs and even Israel reckon with the limits of American power -- and begin to cut their own deals.
This independence from American tutelage is arguably one advantage of the new diplomacy: It is grounded in realism among the Middle Eastern nations about their own interests, rather than in wishful thinking about what the United States can accomplish. It reflects, as well, the growing strength of Iran and its radical allies, and the diminished clout of the United States -- and in that sense, it accords with the altered balance of power in the area.
When Casual Friday Means Pajamas: More employees encouraged to telecommute, work short weeks - http://www.grist.org/news/2008/05/30/commute/
Not in Georgia...oh no...with the 2nd worst air quality in the country, 2nd worst commute....nope...Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life down here!
Here's hoping the rest of the country gets 'it' and leads by example...
Deniers/'Skeptics'/Extinctionists have no more legs to stand on: Skeptics' Longest, Strongest Argument Kicks the Bucket - http://www.desmogblog.com/skeptics-longest-strongest-argument-kicks-the-...
The humble bucket turns out to be at the bottom of a perplexing anomaly in the climate records for the twentieth century.
Land and ocean temperature measurements show a strange cooling of about 0.3 °C in the global mean temperature in 1945. A US–British team of climate scientists has now found a surprisingly simple explanation for the long-standing conundrum. It turns out that the mysterious drop is due to differences in the way that British and US ships' crews measured the sea surface temperature (SST) in the 1940s.
Sales of Hybrid S.U.V.s Lower Than Expected - http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/05/sales-of-hybrid-suvs-lower-than-...
I'm thinking no one is being awed by a 'Hybrid' Tahoe that gets 20 MPG instead of 14 MPG....that's why Detroit is going bankrupt...no long term strategic planning...still not 'getting it'...
Sorry Mods please delete post 60...
Thanks!
Daily Reading pt 4...
Scientists Develop Air "Scrubber" Capable of Sucking Up One Ton of CO2 a Day - http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/05/carbon-dioxide-extractor.php
The question then is how to dispose of all that trapped CO2. Lackner and his colleagues have a few ideas, which they outlined in their patent application: use the gas in greenhouses to increase plant growth; or use it to grow algae, which could be used for fertilizer, food or fuel. It looks like we may finally have a serious contender for Richard Branson's $25 million prize.
Scientist Who Coined "Global Warming" Calls for the Deployment of 20 Million Carbon Scrubbers - http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/06/broecker-carbon-scrubber.php
The BBC reports that Broecker, addressing a literary festival in the U.K., said that roughly 20 million scrubbers would be needed to suck up all the carbon dioxide produced in the U.S. A grand total of 60 million would be needed worldwide to trap all carbon emissions; he estimated that the entire scheme would cost $600 billion a year.
The toughest obstacle to getting the plan implemented will be political interference, Broecker said. Bringing China, India and other developing countries onboard will be key to ensuring the scheme's longterm success.
Gee...$600Billion, that's only 1 1/2 years in Iraq....whew...boy....priorties huh????
Bitter for Hussein Obama (aka right wing hater) @ 61:
Fascinating. I wonder if this kind of technology can be used to terraform Mars. (In the long term, of course.) (okay okay, I'm a sci-fi nerd. :-B)
fastfeat @ 57:
It's your choice to allow emotions about someone you don't even know personally have such a profound effect on your life. The fact I neither personally love or hate Bush is an indication of MY sanity. :)
Watch McSane and McLieberdick speak to the AIPAC Conference now on FOX.
Fox reports the latest Jewish poll has Obama 61%, McSane at 32%.
Watch out Charlton Heston!
peaceful easy feeling @ 62:
Sanity...
Complacency...
Whatever...
Ron @ 22:
We're not quiiiiite there, not yet...we are on the brink though.
Rusty Shackleford @ 64:
Practicality. Instead of obsessing continuously about situations which are completely outside of my direct influence, e.g. what transpires in Washington DC, I focus my energy on 'improving the world' in areas which are much closer to home. ;) And that would include working for the Obama campaign locally after he gets the nomination. :)
peaceful easy feeling @ 66:
Groovy, man.
A great take on the Effexor/Republican slogan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-ABKGAdiR4
Bo Diddley - RIP.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=14035992
Best part - the idiot with the "GET A BRAIN MORANS" sign. Here's a tip for you racist bigots out there. When making a poster board sign with magic markers criticizing other people's intelligence, spell "moron" properly.
Worst part - he votes.
Lou Dobbs talks pretty big about being an independent voter yet all he talks about is Obama and McCain, never any talk or recognition to the serious presidential candidates representing independent parties.
He talks big but it seems that he is nothing but big talk and no guts.
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