The TRUE Capitol Hill Blue story the PRESS IGNORED:'Dems plan to undermine America to beat Bush'

FR - thru Capitol Hill Blue ^ | January 6, 2003 | DOUG THOMPSON

[MHGinTN]

Tremendous work, Phil. I just e-mailed it to a select net group of contacts. You will hear more about this over the weekend.
Thanks for doing this important work. Freepers Rule!

[PhilDragoo]

Come on! We all know where this is coming from if it is their real plan.

It's coming straight from that red-nosed, philandering, immoral, never worked a day in his life, draft dodging, overweight, out of shape, worthless piece of shit of a former president by the name of Bill Clinton.

He is the only person who would be willing to throw the whole country into chaos, if he could, to try to rehabilitate his sorry ass in the eyes of the public.

Oh, you mean this guy?

[MHGinTN]

I can't resist posting this very insightful comment from your source, LT Smash:

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10 July 2003

Stubborn Things
A couple of weeks ago, they introduced something new in the chow tent: television.

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But the crux of the debate on Hardball was whether that faulty intelligence was used to sell the war with Iraq to the American people—in other words, as one pundit put it, whether “we went to war on a lie.”

I wasn’t sure whether I should be amazed or amused by this argument. Today was the first time I’ve heard of this debate, which apparently has been going on for a while now. When Bush made those remarks in the State of the Union Address, that bit of intel didn’t even register with me. In fact, I didn’t even watch the speech.

You see, I wasn’t home that night. I was here in the Sandbox, busy getting ready for war. A war, I might add, for which I had been actively preparing for two months. A conflict which had been debated—and authorized—in the United States Congress last October.

You can read the Congressional Resolution here. Not once does it mention the words “uranium” or “Africa.” It does talk quite a bit about Saddam’s failure to live up to his responsibilities after the First Gulf War, his well-documented support for terrorists, and his brutal treatment of the Iraqi people, however.

But why confuse the issue with facts, when there are political points to be made?

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Folks, our military is composed of soem of the greatest Americans alive today! Hooyah!!

[PhilDragoo]

Morrison Knudson and Brown and Root Joint Venture.

[PhilDragoo]

In 1962 Raymond International, Morrison Knudson, Brown & Root, and Jones Construction formed a conglomerate called RMK-BRJ.

[potlatch]

Dem's plot.

[2rightsleftcoast]

I didn't think Ann Coulter was overboard about Dims hating
America. I thought she was right on target.
Bring it on, Democraps!

[2rightsleftcoast]

Completely agree!

[PhilDragoo]

[TigersEye]

Excellent letter, Bob. Thanks for mentioning it, I missed it the first time around. Joe must have lost his copy.

[windchime]

LOL! You made the right choice RC. Can't live without beer and chocolate. The newspaper you can get on the net.:)

Seriously, I hope the contacts you made, particularly with Intelligence Committee members, actively pursue this. They probably have info that can put together some of these players.

[faithincowboys]

Great post, I remember this well. This is forensic evidence that the Liberals are sick SOBs. We really must stop the Fifth Column.

[185JHP]

It won't matter a whit whether they like us, when we provide strong enough incentives not to tick us off. The Turks are gonna get some things they're not gonna like. And the rest of the world is watching.

[BOBTHENAILER]

Joe must have lost his copy.

LOL, he purposely has long forgotten his "outrage" over Enron. We may have to remind him as the RAT campaign progresses.

My suspicion is that this current "Uraniumgate" crisis, invented out of whole cloth by the RATs, as their scandal du juor (sp), will have a similar capacity for blowback as freepers do a little research on Clinton's admin and the same subject.

Their capacity for suicidal scandal mongering never ceases to amaze me.

Thanks for your comments.

[alnick]

I have no doubt that those are the talking points and that that is their stragety; it's been apparent.

But this author has no credibility and I have no proof that he didn't make up the unnamed source's quotes.

[Pikachu_Dad]

Yes, Ann C. was spot on. SLANDER and TREASON. She has the Democrats pegged.

[freekitty]

I thought the Dimwits started this when Bush become elected President.

[GatekeeperBookman]

Ahmmm, excuse me, but that's "the French looking candidate, the one who served honorably in Viet Nam", if you please.

[RobbyS]

My son is in Baghdad. He says that press is not telling it as it is.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

I know, Robby. Thank you for raising such a fine son. Your comments - and the comments from others with loved ones in Iraq - are valuable. They help "we the people" hold the press accountable and inform our neighbors. Centcom and DoD...the internet and talk radio help, too. We have faith in the troops.

One of the first questions asked by the troops of SOD Rumsfeld and Gen. Myers after their awesome victory campaign to Baghdad was what to do about the press. You might want to share their terrific answers with your son: 04/17/2003:  Pentagon Town Hall Meeting , scroll down ~ half way. The press has been at this a LONG time...

...but Facts are stubborn things.