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To: LTK007 who wrote (3563)2/23/2003 10:46:08 PM
From: mishedlo  Respond to of 11447
 
GD, thanks but agggie will not see it. I harbor no ill will towards him other than the initial response.

at any rate take a look at this!
Bush tells lies about economic report

newsday.com

Bush Cited Report That Doesn't Exist
Bush and White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer went out of their way Thursday to cite a new survey by "Blue-Chip economists" that the economy would grow 3.3 percent this year if the president's tax cut proposal becomes law.

That was news to the editor who assembles the economic forecast. "I don't know what he was citing," said Randell E. Moore, editor of the monthly Blue Chip Economic Forecast, a newsletter that surveys 53 of the nation's top economists each month.

"I was a little upset," said Moore, who said he complained to the White House. "It sounded like the Blue Chip Economic Forecast had endorsed the president's plan. That's simply not the case."



To: LTK007 who wrote (3563)2/23/2003 10:53:39 PM
From: _scar_face_  Respond to of 11447
 
Yup, that's their (both sides actually) goal. Some are willing to die for our Country, others would rather die for their Party, whether figuratively, or for real.

That 101 stuff is a killer though for the naive who are new to its scene. I'm just not sure if this one was low lying fruit, or just laying on the ground. Take your pick(up).



To: LTK007 who wrote (3563)2/24/2003 12:26:18 PM
From: mishedlo  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 11447
 
War Plans - Post these to Auggie for me since I am on ignore

workingforchange.com

Exactly a month ago Pentagon planner Harlan Ullman, in a CBS-TV interview, publicly revealed for the first time the Pentagon's "Shock and Awe" plan for its assault upon Iraq, should (or when) George W. Bush orders it.

Ullman's information was subsequently confirmed by a number of sources; it's for real.

"The plan includes simultaneous ground invasions from north and south... It also includes a sudden decimation of Baghdad by raining down on its people, in two days, over 800 cruise missiles -- more than were used in the entire Gulf War. Ullman... characterized the Baghdad assault thusly: `You have this simultaneous effect, rather like the nuclear weapons of Hiroshima, not taking days or weeks but minutes.' It would be a firestorm, a Dresden or Tokyo with 60 years of new technology. It would be a war crime of quick and staggering proportions.

The United States is planning to suck all the oxygen out of the air with a fireball over the heads of the five million residents of Baghdad -- so that, as another Pentagon interviewee said, "nobody in Baghdad will be safe," whether above ground or below.

2) Forgetting for a moment those apparently irrelevant concerns about millions of innocent lives, war crime tribunals, and the like, do America's war planners seriously think such an action would decrease the motivation or effectiveness of terrorists, who are presumably the target of the "War on Terror" and who will most certainly not be in Baghdad?

According to captured Al-Qaeda documents, planners of the 9/11 massacre had originally considered flying jets into American nuclear facilities, but decided not do so to on "humanitarian" grounds. Does anyone think that, after our amphetamine-soaked pilots casually incinerate a major world city and its inhabitants, that they'll show such restraint next time? You know the answer.

M