Terrible v. Worse
Posted: Saturday, September 25, 2004

Rolling Haiti Back to Colonialism

The Sound of No Hands Clapping: Bush at the UN
The UN General Assembly's reaction to George Bush's speech last Tuesday was begrudgingly polite. Unlike past years, no one clapped during the speech. At the end, applause was subdued. His talk was treated as irrelevant.

70% Of America Is Confused By Bush Lies

Americans are dumber than posts

CBS BENDS OVER....
When CBS rushed the infamous Killian memo story to air two weeks ago, they bumped a story about the forged Niger documents to make room for it. Via Corrente, I just learned that CBS has released a statement saying it has now spiked the story entirely because it would be "inappropriate to air the report so close to the presidential election":

'Liar, liar'
I prepared myself for several minutes of nausea as Bush began speaking. He irritates me like no one else can. Imagine long nails across a chalk board, Styrofoam being rubbed in hands, shrieking babies, barking dogs, grinding teeth, dripping faucets, honking horns -- all together, all at once -- and you will imagine the impact his voice has on my ears.

So this is 'success' in war on terror

Bush benefits from low expectations
Press corps allows blatant distortions from re-election campaign

Rigging the Iraqi Elections

Iran to U.N.: U.S. to blame for terrorism
Iran's Foreign Minister at the United Nations Friday described the United States as extremist and said its use of unbridled militarism causes terrorism.

Terrible v. Worse



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