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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DuckTapeSunroof who wrote (286017)	8/12/2002 4:02:22 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

LOL, it does seem amusing that habitual liars also cannot understand opinions and views on how to sucker an habitual liar into exposing himself. Even with repeated posting the habitual liar goes on and on in some clueless liar's fog. How to sucker an habitual liar into exposing himself. #reply-17852156 Post sans comment a generic article pointing out interesting and quite large errors in the economic picture painted by a former convicted of lying impeached president. When asked by another what habitual liars and lefty loons will comment. #reply-17852509 Simply state #reply-17853102 Well habitual liars will come back with everybody does it or some such justification of their love of the crookedest that ever was. The poor addicted habitual liar authors a hissy fit of lying smear slander #reply-17853443 LOL tweak the poor delusional habitual liar... #reply-17853490 And then the habitual liar's delusion goes in to high gear of fabrication of more lies. #reply-17854084 Point out the obvious lie.. #reply-17854197 It would seem now the habitual liar says he asked questions in post #reply-17853443 I did not see questions. So as I said The poor habitual liar in a another smear mania hissy fit makes up more lies... LOL And the habitual liar goes bonkers LOL in a total liarathon. poor habitual liar unable to refute all the links that define a habitual liar is reduced to making it up, more lies. #reply-17858123 habitual liar now fabricates that some things exist that needs defending. So as I said The poor habitual liar in a another smear mania hissy fit makes up more lies... LOL Over and over a habitual liar make a fantasy statement and then assert another who ignores the made stupidity is not defending. After of course the habitual liar makes up that questions were asked in the first place. What an idiotic marroon LOL

To: DuckTapeSunroof who wrote (286017)	8/12/2002 4:03:04 PM
From: Skywatcher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Dirty Bomb' Suspect's Case Goes Nowhere, Time Says By Reuters \| New York Times Sunday, 11 August, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters) - The case against Jose Padilla, whose detention for allegedly plotting to build a ``dirty bomb'' was dramatically announced in June by U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, is going nowhere and appears to have been ``blown out of all proportion,'' Newsweek reported on Sunday. Padilla, 31, an American citizen accused of being an al Qaeda operative who was planning to set off a radiological bomb in the United States, was arrested in Chicago four months ago. He is being detained as an ``enemy combatant'' in a Navy brig in Charleston, South Carolina. Last week Padilla's lawyer, Donna Newman, told Newsweek his client had told family members he was coming to Chicago from Zurich, Switzerland, to visit his 12-year-old son. The Justice Department has brought no charges against Padilla, a New York native who goes by the name of Abdullah al Muhajir, and many U.S. officials now acknowledge that his alleged plot ``had never moved beyond talk,'' Newsweek reported. ``If Padilla had any accomplices in the U.S. they have never been found -- or even identified,'' said the magazine, which quoted one intelligence official as saying the idea of a plot was ``blown out of all proportion.'' Ashcroft, who announced Padilla's arrest at a June 10 news conference in Moscow that was broadcast around the world, publicly accused him of planning to use a ``dirty bomb.'' Such a device would combine conventional explosive -- even dynamite -- with radioactive material. It is designed to spew radiation over a huge area, spreading terror and illness rather than inflicting mass casualties. Ashcroft said the government had ``multiple, independent and corroborating sources'' that Padilla was closely associated with al Qaeda and was ``involved in planning future terrorist attacks on innocent American civilians in the United States.'' ``Inside the U.S. intelligence community, sources tell Newsweek, there were high-level doubts about Ashcroft's dramatic announcement from the start,'' the magazine said. Padilla has been held incommunicado ever since ``with no charges pending against him and no prospect of a trial or court hearing where the government's evidence can be tested.'' Newsweek said U.S. authorities were not even interested in making a case against Padilla, but intend to force him to tell what he knows about al Qaeda -- which the United States blames for carrying out the Sept. 11 attacks on America. ``If this guy thinks he might be there for 20 years with no recourse, he might just say, 'OK, let's talk,''' the magazine quoted an administration official as saying. So just another failure by Ashcroft.....remember the timing of his great announcement from RussiA!....just when Bush was taking a beating that day. CC