simmer down now; and, CAPTION

U.S. resident George W. Bush answers reporter's questions in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., June 22, 2004. REUTERS/Mannie Garcia

W: in other words, we've got that Black Vision thing going on over in Iraq; in other words, oil, but, it's got multiple meanings depending on who says it, when and where and stuff ... a win-win term ... in other words, samo-samo of what I was given to call it from the very beginning when we planned to invade before you knew anything about it ... and, then, we had to call it Operation Enduring Freedom or something to make it sound better ... in other words ...

:spank:

...what is this: some kind of freaky Muppet Show or sumpin'?

hahahah. you beat me to it, Az.

dissapear.

n/t

It's the DTs I tell ya.....

has been hereby ... superseded ... how cool is that? ... we're simply superseding what was superceded ... isn't that great news? O'Johnny Boy over at Justice is replacing the 50-page memo I had him issue in August 2002, saying it was OK for me to have sovereignty over the entire world ... hehehesmirksnort ... yep, we disavow that memo ... bad memo ... we're all OK, now ... so ... simmer down now ....



White House Disavows Memo on Interrogation

June 22, 2004 05:11 PM EDT


WASHINGTON - The Justice Department on Tuesday disavowed a memo that appeared to justify the use of torture in the war on terror and argue that the president's wartime powers superceded anti-torture laws and treaties.

The 50-page memo issued to the White House on Aug. 1, 2002, will be replaced because it contained overbroad and irrelevant advice, senior Justice Department officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

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