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To: Sully- who wrote (62293)	8/9/2005 8:56:30 AM
From: abstract	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Mr. Smith is an obvious, transparent apologist hack whose pathetic illogic reminds me of the 7th grade aphorism that his head is so far wedged, that if he had a glass belly button he'd have a navel observatory. For anyone anywhere to deny that global warming exists and to deny the potential for dire consequences hasn't been outside in decades.

To: Sully- who wrote (62293)	8/9/2005 10:37:04 AM
From: abstract	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

No Jethro Tull - no Mick Jagger - Soon no radio whatsoever - you can hide but you cannot run: XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX TUE AUG 09, 2003 08:02:25 ET XXXXX JAGGER ROCKS BUSH, RICE: 'HOW COME YOU'RE SO WRONG, MY SWEET NEO-CON' "You call yourself a Christian, I call you a hypocrite/ You call yourself a patriot. Well, I think your are full of sh*t!... How come you're so wrong, my sweet neo-con." Ready to drop in the coming weeks, a new Bush-bashing tune from the ROLLING STONES: "Sweet Neo Con." "It is direct," Mick Jagger says with a laugh to fresh editions of NEWSWEEK. "Keith [Richards] said, 'It's not really metaphorical.' I think he's a bit worried because he lives in the U.S." Jagger explains. "But I don't." The full lyric also mocks National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice. News about the song surfaced a few weeks ago with many expecting that it would not make the finally cut on the new CD, A BIGGER BANG. Jagger once vowed not to comment on the political process in the United States. "I feel very much at home in America. I've spent half my adult life here. I have many personal feelings. But I'm from the school that considers it impolite to comment on other people's elections. Now if I had the vote - and I should have, as I pay so much in taxes - I would have a lot to say." Now with the elections long over, the tongue is unleashed! The band kicks off its world tour in Boston on Aug. 21. Developing... drudgereport.com