Official "Guy James Show" thread Please keep kicked

We're going to have a great show today. Senator Bill Nelson will call in today. We've got lots to talk about and I know you'll want to join in so call 1-888-602-7500, 7501, 7502, 7503, 7504 Listen live at www.theguyjamesshow.com Got some network people listening today so help out and call in.

Guy

Get his impression of what Floridians are thinking?

If anyone has reports on any large protests please post the info here

Yet Bush gets one hr. free campaign coverage. Is he for media de-consolidation? You might point out the lack of libruls.

Glad the show is archived

Brace yourself for the truly stuuuupid calls right at the beginning. Guy handled them very well.

so it's Guy James time!! Yeehaw!

Sounds like a great show today. I always enjoy watching Sen. Nelson on C-SPAN. I am looking forward to hearing him speak on the program today. :kick:

Don't know why he didn't call. Got no word from them.

it was a HOT HOT HOT show.... you were on fire!

sorry you couldn't hear me well, but, it seems to have been your studio headaset. your screener heard me clearly (i checked!) and it was heard in the stream...

"I'll never forget standing in the shadows of the twin towers, and God pointed at me & said don't let me down.".....

well, I warned you!

I really wonder if it's possible that this monsterous THING can backfire on the insipid chimp...

compared to this, Goebbels planned bridal showers and Reifenstahl shot wildlife documentaries...

if this is the FIRST OFFICIAL shot in their propaganda campaign... watch out.

I don't imagine there was any shadow, chimpy me boy!

nevermind. transcript available. this was a misquote.

I am PRAYING there is a transcript to confirm this and the "god" quote....

Its the nurse's day off....and I'm letting the kids answer the phone...in case they try to call me in.....O8)

and waiting.... :)

Excerpt from Article below: -

" ...thirty years ago, George Bush was a student of
mine. I still vividly remember him. In my class, he declared that "people
are poor because they are lazy." He was opposed to labor unions, social
security, environmental protection, Medicare, and public schools. To him,
the antitrust watch dog, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Securities
Exchange Commission were unnecessary hindrances to "free market
competition." To him, Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal was "socialism."
Recently, President Bush's Federal Appeals Court Nominee, California's
Supreme Court Justice Janice Brown, repeated the same broadside at her
Senate hearing. She knew that her pronouncement would please President Bush
and Karl Rove and their Senators. President Bush and his brain, Karl Rove,
are leading a radical revolution of destroying all the democratic political,
social, judiciary, and economic institutions that both Democrats and
moderate Republicans had built together since Roosevelt's New Deal."

Yoshi Tsurumi
(Professor of International Business, Baruch College, the City
University of New York )

http://www.glocom.org/opinions/essays/20040301_tsurumi_president/

C-SPAN3 kept replaying parts of the IAFF conference yesterday, but I never caught the Carville speech.

_{George W.} is in Florida today. Yuck.

He has made TWENTY trips there during his pResidency before today.

Grover Norquist scares me.

This is like the 3rd or 4th weekend in a row.

I'm waiting for some help here.

:kick:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=afp/iraq_us_halliburton

Defense Department delays witholding payments from Halliburton

Fri Mar 19, 3:11 PM ET

WASHINGTON (AFP) - US oil and services group Halliburton said the Pentagon (news - web sites) had agreed to delay an order withholding millions of dollars in payments over a billing dispute.

The Defense Department had originally announced it would withhold 15 percent of payments to Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR) from April 1 while final prices were negotiated.

But the withholding order, affecting an estimated 300 million dollars in payments to KBR contractors, would now be postponed for an initial 30 days, and possibly another 30 days after, Halliburton said.

Partial Transcript from Face The Nation last Sunday:
Sec. RUMSFELD: I--I can't speak for nobody--everybody in the administration and say nobody said that.
Mr. FRIEDMAN: We have one here. It says `some have argued that the nu'--this is you speaking--`that the nuclear threat from Iraq is not imminent, that Saddam is at least five to
seven years away from having nuclear weapons. I would not be so certain.'
Sec. RUMSFELD: And--and...
Mr. FRIEDMAN: It was close to imminent.
Sec. RUMSFELD: Well, I've--I've tried to be precise, and I've tried to be accurate. I'm s--
suppose I've...
Mr. FRIEDMAN: `No terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat to the security
of our people and the stability of the world and the regime of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.'
Sec. RUMSFELD: Mm-hmm. It--my view of--of the situation was that he--he had--we--we
believe, the best intelligence that we had and other countries had and that--that we believed
and we still do not know--we will know.

Oh, Jeezus.

Smack this idiot down!!!!

Awesome, just plain awesome.

Communism and Democracy from a Dictionary:

1. A theoretical economic system characterized by the collective ownership of property and by the organization of labor for the common advantage of all members.
2. Communism
1. A system of government in which the state plans and controls the economy and a single, often authoritarian party holds power, claiming to make progress toward a higher social order in which all goods are equally shared by the people.
2. The Marxist-Leninist version of Communist doctrine that advocates the overthrow of capitalism by the revolution of the proletariat.

Democracy

1. Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives.
2. A political or social unit that has such a government.
3. The common people, considered as the primary source of political power.
4. Majority rule.
5. The principles of social equality and respect for the individual within a community.

Last year, while troops were at war, the president proposed slashing $1.5
billion from military family housing and tried to "roll back recent modest
increases" in bonuses paid to soldiers serving in combat zones. Meanwhile,
the president refused to extend the child tax credit to one million children
living in military and veteran families.

And this year the misleading is only getting worse. While the president
rambles on about how much he appreciates troops and veterans, Congressional
Quarterly reported on February 4th that Bush's own Secretary for Veterans
Affairs told lawmakers on Capitol Hill that the president rejected a
desperate request for $1.2 billion in funding needed for veterans' health
care. Many lawmakers said the president's decision "only proved the
administration's disinterest in supporting veterans' programs." The Veterans
of Foreign Wars issued a statement after receiving the White House's budget,
calling it "disgraceful" and saying it was a "disgrace and a sham."

what a bunch of morons...

From 7/26/03

When the soldiers do get back from Iraq, here is what they will find the Bush Administration is proposing to do for them:

MASSIVE CUTS TO MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING: Bush's 2004 budget proposes $1.5 billion in cuts to military family housing. Last year, the government spent $10.7 billion on these priorities, while this year the 2004 Bush budget and GOP bill proposes just under $9.2 billion. This cut affects military housing, barracks, child care centers, schools, hangars and office buildings. House Democrats offered an amendment to reduce the proposed tax cuts to millionaires by $5,000 (they would get $83,000 instead of $88,000) in order to restore $1 billion of these cuts. House Republicans voted it down.

MASSIVE CUTS TO SCHOOLS FOR MILITARY KIDS: President Bush's 2004 budget proposes to cut $200 million out of Impact Aid - the program that funds schools near military bases. Total funds for the military portion of the program would drop from about $635 million in the current year to about $435 million next year-a cut of more than 30 percent.

REDUCING PAY TO SOLDIERS IN HARMS WAY
IGNORING TAX RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS
RAISING PRESCRIPTION DRUG PRICES FOR VETERANS
OPPOSING LEGISLATION TO MAKE SURE RESERVISTS HAVE HEALTH CARE
UNDERFUNDING VETERANS MEDICAL CARE:
CUTTING VETERANS OFF MEDICAL CARE
(read it all at: http://www.andrewtobias.com/newcolumns/030722.htm)

link is on the homepage

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1514&e=4&u=/afp/iraq_poland_weapons

Poland 'taken for a ride' over Iraq's weapons of mass destruction: president

WARSAW (AFP) - In a first sign of official criticism in Poland of the US-led invasion of Iraq (news - web sites), President Aleksander Kwasniewski said that his country had been "taken for a ride" about the alleged existence of weapons of mass destruction in the strife-torn country.

"That they deceived us about the weapons of mass destruction, that's true. We were taken for a ride," Kwasniewski said Thursday.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1514&e=1&u=/afp/iraq_italy_attacks
Iraq war 'may have been a mistake': Italian minister

Thu Mar 18, 6:35 AM ET

ROME (AFP) - An Italian minister broke ranks with his pro-war government on Iraq (news - web sites), telling a newspaper that last year's invasion could have been a mistake, and was in any case not the best thing to have done.

"The war may have been a mistake. Perhaps there were ways it could have been avoided," said European Affairs Minister Rocco Buttiglione in an interview published Thursday by the daily newspaper Il Messaggero.

"What is certain is that it wasn't the best thing to do," he added.

"Terrorism cannot be defeated only by the force of arms, and if we give the impression that weapons play the dominant role, we will only stir up nationalist feelings among the Arabs against us," he added.

Great to hear from someone who can read without moving the lips and sounding out the words.

;-)

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,1096298,00.html

Bush plans new nuclear weapons

'The United States is spurring a new global arms race with our own development of a new generation of nuclear weapons,' said Democrat Ellen Tauscher, who led an unsuccessful bid in Congress to have the programme scrapped.

Anti-nuclear campaigners say the B83's large size makes its classification as a 'mini-nuke' debatable. 'The powers that be describe them as low-yield weapons. But that is far from the case,' said Jay Coghlan, director of Nukewatch.

Critics also question the wisdom of developing such weapons and say America's willingness to deploy them will blur the distinction between nuclear war and conventional conflict. Bob Schaeffer, of the Anti-Nuclear Alliance, said: 'It is dangerous and provocative. It is like a drunk preaching temperance to everyone else at the bar, while ordering another round.'

Holding Corporations Accountable

<< http://www.corpwatch.org >>

New War Profiteer Website Launched on Anniversary of Iraq Invasion

“Profiting from killing is wrong. What makes it even more outrageous is
that taxpayers have to foot the bill. We intend to investigate these
abuses and inform the public about what these companies are doing. This
new website will be the premier place for the pubic to find out what is
happening behind the scenes of the so-called war on terrorism,” said
Pratap Chatterjee, program director at Corpwatch.

i can't find my notes on it

http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0328-11.htm

Published on Friday, March 28, 2003 by CommonDreams.org

Support the Warrior Not the War: Give Them Their Benefits!

by Ashley L Decker

 
The recent rally cry "Support Our Troops" seems to me little more than a perverted, propaganda ploy to "Support the War." But we can support our troops, without supporting the war, by rectifying some of the following conditions.

The House of Representatives have recently voted on the 2004 budget which will cut funding for veteran's health care and benefit programs by nearly $25 billion over the next ten years. It narrowly passed by a vote of 215 to 212, and came just a day after Congress passed a resolution to "Support Our Troops." How exactly does this vote support our troops? Does leaving our current and future veterans veterans without access to health care and compensation qualify as supporting them?

The Veteran's Administration, plagued by recent budget cuts, has had to resort to charging new veterans entering into its system a yearly fee of $250 in order for them to receive treatment. It is a sad irony that the very people being sent to fight the war are going to have to pay to treat the effects of it.

According to the Veteran's Administration, 28 million veterans are currently using VA benefits. Another 70 million Americans are potential candidates for such programs. This amounts to a quarter of the country's population. Veterans and their families will sadly begin finding that they have no place to turn for their medical treatment as V.A. hospitals across the country face closing their doors. With the budget shrinking, staff will be let go. This could mean the loss of over 19,000 nurses. Without these nurses, this leads to the loss of over 6.6 million outpatient visits. Approximately one out of every two veterans could lose their only source of medical care. That is, if they even realize help is available to them. The Bush Administration recently ordered V.A. medical centers to stop publicizing available benefits to veterans seeking assistance. This follows discontinued enrollments of some eligible veterans for healthcare benefits as of January, 2003.

Bush Administration funding cuts will also prevent veterans from receiving their disability pensions. My father was granted 100% disability six years ago for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder associated with the Vietnam War. He deserves every cent of it. As do all soldiers who are willing to go to war. Under the Bush administration, being granted the ability to receive war related compensation has become a rare privilege, not a right as it should be. Nearly a third of Gulf War veterans, about 209,000 veterans, have submitted claims to to the VA for disability. The backlog of unprocessed claims has reached the astronomical count of 489,297, a number which is unfortunately increasing all of time. There are also currently 500,000 Compensation and Pension cases still pending.

Making matters worse, forty percent of Vietnam Veterans are homeless. They went from the jungles of the war to the jungles of the street. Before President Bush decided to declare war, maybe he ought to have considered correcting this situation first. How many current veterans will return home, only to find themselves in the same situation?

I have seen the effects of war written upon the face of a man who grew old at 17. I have seen it in the way he awakes from yet another night terror. I have seen it in the countless pills he has to take. They have only succeeded in erasing his memory, but the images of the war he fought are so graphic that they will never be able to stop playing themselves upon his mind.

Even I, his daughter, have not escaped unscathed. Exposure to the chemical Agent Orange has left me with several genetic problems, including growth problems and digestive ones. I fear that these current soldiers will be exposed to toxins that will not only affect them, but their future offspring as well.

And today we are told that we must "Support Our Troops." "Wear a yellow ribbon, wave your flag, support the Bush Administration's War on Terror and War on Iraq." Questioning the war is equated with deserting our troops or treason. And yet how are the warmongers supporting our troops? By eliminating their healthcare and slashing their pensions. Let us support the warrior without supporting the war.

Ashley L Decker is a student at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown

I tell you this I am so angry over some of these so called
chickenhawks who never served in combat have no idea what they are talking about ! You go Guy and Thanks Frank and all of you for the plug on the CD..Its not just about vets ..its about all of us getting ripped off !

Hope that's for the station, not Guy

Support services in India

oh no

Vets for Common Sense:
http://www.veteransforcommonsense.org/

Our Mission:
Veterans for Common Sense seeks to inject the element of Common Sense into debates over war and national security. In an age when the majority of public servants have never served in uniform, the perspective of war veterans must play a key role in the public debate over national security issues in order to preserve the liberty veterans have fought and died preserving.

Vets Against Iraq War
http://www.vaiw.org/vet/index.php

Veterans Against Iraq War is a coalition of American veterans who support our troops but oppose war with Iraq or any other nation that does not pose a clear and present danger to our people and nation.

Vietnam Vets Against the War
http://www.vvaw.org/

Bush Lied; Cheney Lied; Rumsfield Lied; Powell Lied; They Are All Liars; And They Think You Are Too Dumb To Know The Difference. Bush Lies - GIs Die

Great call.

Awesome, just awesome Amanda!!

Hope the callers who claimed to be service guys insisting G.I.'s only want Bush were listening. Amanda handled this subject for them!

Get well soon, Amanda.

Fantastic job, Amanda. You put that guy in his place real good.
:thumbsup:

Have I missed Republican Love? What's happened so far?

Comparing Dems to communists. One veteran that was talking out his ass.

But we haven't gotten to "Republican Love" yet...

I am so sick today and was not going to call but was furious !
Thanks DU.....I have those HR bills where I can get to em really quci...Ticked me off with that stupid jerk questioning what I do every single day Free of charge of these guys

Thanks for setting that idiot straight !!! :)

" Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism
because it is a merger of State and corporate power."
Benito Mussolini (1883-1945), Fascist Dictator of Italy

I was the one after Bush as not pursuing the war on terror(Germany), and outing V. Pame. Did I make my points?

You made a very good point !

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1896&e=1&u=/nm/bush_leak_dc

Air Force One Phone Records Sought in Leak Probe

Fri Mar 5, 8:39 PM ET

By Caren Bohan

CRAWFORD, Texas (Reuters) - The White House on Friday said it had received a subpoena asking for Air Force One telephone records that a grand jury wants to review as part of its probe into whether someone in the administration illegally disclosed the identity of a covert CIA (news - web sites) officer.

Scott McClellan, spokesman for President Bush (news - web sites), said the White House received that and other subpoenas in January. Citing the secrecy of grand jury proceedings, he declined to say what information the other subpoenas had requested.

"Yes, we are complying fully with the request from the Department of Justice (news - web sites)," McClellan said at a news briefing in answer to a question about the Air Force One subpoena. Bush is spending the weekend at his Texas ranch.

The identity of CIA officer Valerie Plame was disclosed in a July 14 column by Robert Novak, who cited "two senior administration officials" as sources for the information.

According to a Washington Post, October 10, 2001, article, President Bush said:

"I want Congress to hear loud and clear, it is unacceptable behavior to leak classified information when we have troops at risk."

However, according to Insight Magazine's 2/17/04 edition:

Federal law-enforcement officials said that they have developed hard evidence of possible criminal misconduct by two employees of Vice President Dick Cheney's office related to the unlawful exposure of a CIA officer's identity last year. The investigation, which is continuing, could lead to indictments, a Justice Department official said.

During a trip to Pennsylvania, President Bush said:

There's a lot of things we need to do in Washington to make sure that this economy continues to grow and people can find work. And one of the things we need to do is to continue with good housing policy. And that's what we're here to talk about today. Homeownership in America is at the highest rate ever. (President Bush, Ardmore, Pennsylvania, 3/15/04)

But President Bush's "good housing policy" would result in "Hundreds of thousands of low-income, elderly, and disabled families across the country" losing "their federal housing assistance under cuts the Administration has proposed in the nation's main low-income housing assistance program. Each of the more than 2,500 state and local housing agencies that run the program would be forced to scale back assistance by about 30 percent by 2009, if the cuts are approved and are distributed proportionately among these agencies." (Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, March 17, 2004)

According to a transcript of the The Early Show on CBS (3/10/04):

President Bush heads to economically depressed Ohio today. He'll defend his economic program in a state that has lost more than a quarter of a million jobs since he was elected. At an awards ceremony Tuesday, the president argued the economy was on the upswing…

However, the Bush "economic program" has failed to create a single new private sector job last month. Bush did grow the government and created some jobs as a result.

During this time of record deficits, President Bush promised the country
that his drug-industry backed Medicare bill would cost $395 billion. But
just weeks after he signed the bill into law, his own budget office admitted
that the bill would actually cost well over $500 billion. And today a
new report shows that the President knew that the bill cost more than he had
claimed, and yet he deliberately hid the information from the public until
the legislation was already signed into law.

As revealed in an exclusive Knight-Ridder report, the White House threatened
to fire its own top Medicare actuary "if he told lawmakers about a series of
Bush administration cost estimates" that priced the bill at more than $500
billion. At the time, conservative Republicans had "vowed to vote
against the Medicare drug bill if it cost more than $400 billion." This
means that the president deliberately misled members of his own party on
behalf of the pharmaceutical industry that pushed the bill and has been a
top contributor to his campaign. As Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC) said, "I
think a lot of people probably would have reconsidered" voting for the bill
had they not been deliberately misled by the White House.

At Knight-Ridder's website you can see the full text of the 6/26/03 email
that Medicare's top actuary Richard S. Foster sent to colleagues informing
them of the White House threat.

I had to work today and just got home. I hope I did not miss too much. Has Senator Nelson called yet?

The senator hasn't called yet, you haven't missed him.

and John McCain.

That is what happened to MAx down here.
They made him look like a terrorists. That is your GOP
compasionate consrvative. Didn't they appreciate his service?

Call Guy and tell the Right wing they are hippocrites and tell the left...We are supporting them !!

Archive should be posted about :40 minutes after the end of the show.

http://www.WhiteRoseSociety.org/

I was so sick and please ...you have no idea what all is really going on. Please listen and call Guy and help him stay on the air.
I will lower that CD today again because all proceeds go to vets,dems and this type of show.

Please go to the banner and I will send proceeds to Guy !

That is one way and you can give directly ! Just do it ! We need his voice !

enjoy!

As usual he has all the facts at his fingertips. Hi Michael. :hi:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1803&e=1&u=/washpost/a29807_2003dec2

The Bush administration is working to undo regulations that would force power plants to sharply reduce mercury emissions and other toxic pollutants, according to a government document and interviews with officials.

Now, the White House and EPA Administrator Mike Leavitt are considering rescinding a December 2000 EPA ruling, which concluded that mercury emissions are a public health menace that requires power plants to meet a "maximum achievable control technology" (MACT) standard to sharply reduce toxic pollutants.

Coal-fired power plants are the nation's largest source of unregulated airborne mercury pollution, sending an estimated 48 tons into the atmosphere annually. The mercury can enter the food chain and threaten public health, especially for children and pregnant women who eat tainted fish. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (news - web sites) recently found that 8 percent of women of childbearing age had mercury in their blood exceeding levels deemed safe by the EPA.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=2026&ncid=716&e=26&u=/latimests/20040316/ts_latimes/mercuryemissionsrulegearedtobenefitindustrystafferssay

Mercury Emissions Rule Geared to Benefit Industry, Staffers Say

Political appointees in the Environmental Protection Agency bypassed agency professional staff and a federal advisory panel last year to craft a rule on mercury emissions preferred by the industry and the White House, several longtime EPA officials say.

The EPA staffers say they were told not to undertake the normal scientific and economic studies called for under a standing executive order. At the same time, the proposal to regulate mercury emissions from coal-burning power plants was written using key language provided by utility lobbyists.

Studies designed to address such questions are the ones that were not conducted.

EPA veterans say they cannot recall another instance when the agency's technical experts were cut out of developing a major regulatory proposal.

As opposed to neo-conservatism = nazism. Please discuss. That is an answer. Besides, socialism ain't a BAD thang. Of the westernized countries we are the most regressive by far!

Is a welfare state so goddamn horrible?

http://www.american-pictures.com/english/racism/articles/welfare.htm

This may shock and awe some readers but sometimes the truth hurts.
The lies we have been feed, the manipulation of the system,
the elevation of "Free Trade" to god status, and the propaganda
fed to us on a daily basis make some reluctant to question.
Just keep in mind that capitalism allows for slavery and existed
proudly in this country until we fought the bloodiest war in
American history.

Capitalism, in pure form, is a system of legalized exploitation, discrimination, war, oppression, and environmental degradation. In this capitalist world enough food is produced but people go hungry. We work if we are lucky, but the riches produced by our labor go into
the pockets of the wealthy. Yet it is the working class youth that are sent to go fight and die so that U.S. oil monopolies can get direct control of 84 billion dollars worth of oil under the Iraqi sand. So Halliburton, and others, can drain the Treasury of billions
of taxpayer dollars.

Meanwhile those same capitalists use their control of the government and the economy to keep the U.S. economy dependent on detrimental fossil fuels. In doing so the capitalists have brought on global
warming, an environmental and human catastrophe that has only just begun.

As I see it there are four main currents of socialist thought. There are those who are of the social democratic type who usually reject socialist revolution as impossible or counter-productive. Instead their leaders use toned down socialist rhetoric to fool workers and other progressive minded people into supporting them while the leaders get cushy jobs in the unions or capitalist government offices. In these offices they promote an agenda of class collaboration, masking the fact that they are betraying the interests of the working class with
false arguments about the common interests of workers and exploiters and arguments about what the situation is rather than struggling for what the situation should be. Examples of these types of "socialists"
are Prime Minister Schroeder in Germany, President Francois Mitterrand in France

Theodore Roosevelt, 1918: "To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."

If this were a dictatorship it would be a heck of a lot easier as long as I was the dictator.
GW Bush
December 18,2000

AARRGGGHHH!!!

This was a sham for sure.....Good call Jeff

888-602-7500, 7501,7502, 7503, 7504

Call ya'll !

and they at least showed some of the protesters and actually interviewed a few. One protester made some excellent points about Bush's environmental record. I don't think I could stomach watching chimpy's speech.

or was it Guy's headphones?

the screener heard me loud and clear (after two bad connections, I ask now)

oh well... I tried... :shrug:

I wish I was down there so I could debug his studio...

We think we have it narrowed down to our long-distance provider. Will get it straightened out this week. Our local calls were all just fine so it must be the 888#

I said SR 19 and 50 introduced by Daschle I got a cold but the HR bill 5250 was by legislator Lane Evans Do these nuts think I really don't the difference between senate and Reps.
Either way the repugs voted it down. and CUT BENEFITS !

So people would forget exactly what you said, and then call in to discredit you. I think its a standard repub trick, to make us look like idiots. Don't worry your point got across loud & clear. They are liars and thieves.

Damn Guy is on a great rant!!!

Only 1 call per show !

oh man it's really nice to hear this kind of stuff on a web stream. Where I am from there is only Savage and Rush on the AM radio.

He's great every broadcast. But he's magnificent today. His outrage gives me goosebumps. Thanks, Guy!

Clinton Clinton Clinton that is all they can say ! Thanks Mom 1

and he is awesome. reminds me of Mike Malloy.

They try and make us all look like fools !

is where the intelligence came from.

Idiots

Got em running scared Guy !

Remember to go to his site and click the donate button. They take Payal, too!

Your right, they used the intel that fit the plan. Just as Guy pointed out, Bush used intel in the State Of The Union that he had been told was false.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=afp/us_iraq_kenned

US-Iraq (news - web sites)-Kennedy US Democratic Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts on Friday challenged CIA (news - web sites) Director George Tenet to refute President George W. Bush (news - web sites)'s pre-war claims that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.

"CIA Director Tenet could perform no greater service ... to our country than to set the record straight and state unequivocally what is so clearly the truth: The Bush administration misrepresented the facts to justify the war," Kennedy said in a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations.

"In the march to war, the president exaggerated the threat anyway. It was not subtle," Kennedy said. "It was pure, unadulterated fear-mongering, based on a devious strategy to convince the American people that Saddam's ability to provide nuclear weapons to Al-Qaeda justified immediate war."

Kennedy said Tenet should have rejected Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites)'s allegations that Saddam Hussein was gathering material for a nuclear program.

God, that woman was meme after meme after meme. Not an original thought expressed in that call.

Where are these idiots coming from?

On Guys original post, he mentioned that Network guys were listening. I wonder if they know that. Seems to much of a coincidence.

I tell you the right wing is so blind !

Had a couple of Heart attacks back then.

Take it with a grain of salt but the neocons will claim the report came after the fact if Dubya runs out screaming "We found 'um", again.

http://www.tehrantimes.com/Description.asp?Da=3/13/2004&Cat=4&Num=011

U.S. Unloading WMD in Iraq
March 13, 2004

TEHRAN (Mehr News Agency) - Over the past few days, in the wake of the bombings in Karbala and the ideological disputes that delayed the signing of Iraq's interim constitution, there have been reports that U.S. forces have unloaded a large cargo of parts for constructing long-range missiles and weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in the southern ports of Iraq.

A reliable source from the Iraqi Governing Council, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the Mehr News Agency that U.S. forces, with the help of British forces stationed in southern Iraq, had made extensive efforts to conceal their actions.

He added that the cargo was unloaded during the night as attention was still focused on the aftermath of the deadly bombings in Karbala and the signing of Iraq's interim constitution.

The source said that in order to avoid suspicion, ordinary cargo ships were used to download the cargo, which consisted of weapons produced in the 1980s and 1990s.

He mentioned the fact that the United States had facilitated Iraq's WMD program during the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq and said that some of the weapons being downloaded are similar to those weapons, although international inspectors had announced Saddam Hussein's Baath regime had destroyed all its WMD.

I wonder if these wingers just think that we just pull
those numbers HR bills or Senate bills out of our head ?
HR2239 is a real good bill THE VOTING BILL !

OOOOh I was so mad when that guy tried to discredit me !
I maybe should have not tried to pull from my head when I was so sick ! But I verified what I said on my Vet site....Oh !
Good show Guy...

I suspect a few of us are making the wingers almost as mad as Guy is making them, I won't lay down either. Or sit down or shut up !
You go Guy ! I din't give you wrong info. I said S5- and 18, I just left out Lane's name on the HR bill in the House that was buried in committe.
Hey we must be doing something right !

See ya next week.

How long does it usually take White Rose to archive a GJ show?

The archive is up.

Hey Guy, as soon as I can afford to get my broadband connection back, I'm gonna call in and sound off

It's not broadband-dependent, and is clear as a bell.. Guy would have to have his computer terminal up and running to accept it.. You use your microphone and come out on the receiving computer's speakers..

You can call all over the world and it's free..

www.skype.com

you can stay online and type while you talk on the "phone"