Posted on 07/14/2004 2:53:42 PM PDT by weegee
france's friends here:
http://www.cpusa.org/
http://www.dsausa.org/
DSA's "Progressive Caucus" Links below:
http://bernie.house.gov/pc/
http://bernie.house.gov/pc/members.asp
They are the Enemy Within!!!!
Why doesn't le gros idiot ferme son gros bouche and Mind is own stinking business and think about his own stupid president and leave America's president alone.
We ought to make a documentary about frog lies and deceit and how they have the blood of thousands of Iraqis and hundreds of Americans on their hands. Especially the diabolical Chiraq.
France is the focus of evil in the modern world.
Hey - what happened to #24? It was here just a minute ago? Who let the kittie loose?
Oh well, regarding the "Sinister Carlyle Group" I found this from another post:
Posted on 06/27/2004 10:36:28 AM PDT by kattracks
In his film "Fahrenheit 9/11," Democratic Party propaganda-meister Michael Moore accuses President Bush of being too cozy with Osama bin Laden's relatives, claiming Bush once accepted money from an international investment consortium known as the Carlyle Group, on whose board bin Laden family members used to sit.
But it turns out that Moore, not Bush, may have the more active financial relationship with Carlyle. Reports Sunday's New York Post: "The Carlyle Group - which [Moore] bashes in the movie as some sort of shadowy war profiteering company - has become part owner of Loews Cinemas, which is currently showing his film."
How much of Caryle's bin Laden-tainted cash has found its way into Moore's pockets - the portly propagandist isn't saying.
But Sunday's Newsday debunks his claim that President Bush has any financial links to Osama's kin.
Citing Craig Unger's book "House of Bush, House of Saud," Moore invokes the name of James R. Bath, who served with Bush in the Texas Air National Guard and who managed the Texas investments for the Bin Ladin Group during the 1970s. Supposedly, one of their investments was in George W.'s Arbusto Energy.
Reports the paper:
"Moore implies the bin Ladens wanted to curry favor with Bush while his father was CIA director. But Unger's reporting - omitted by Moore - says that Bath denies putting bin Laden money in Arbusto."
The president's father was once a Carlyle adviser, but cut ties with the group after 9/11, as did the bin Laden relatives.
I'm more interested in learning of the promotional campaign that the terrorist group Hezbollah is funding for this film in arab nations.
By "this film", I mean Michael Moore's film.
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