Sunday, December 18, 2005

PE and the VRWC

http://www.blackfive.net/main/2005/1.2/white_house_pre.html

This guy uses Public Enemy in a fictional account of torture and the mainstream press. Fairly comical, especially the use of Professor Griff

Posted by Ron at 11:44 PM

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Rev. Joshua said...

I would have read more than a few lines of that, but Republican/conservative complaints about leaks now (Rove and Scooter din't do nuthin' to Plame that she din't have a' comin'...HEY! Who told on the President for his illegal spying? Up against the wall!) is the kind of retarded that gets you a room in the basement of the Dawn of Hope.

But remember: 9/11, terror, terror, Clinton blowjob, terror, freedom, Saddam, freedom, terror, Weapons of Mass Destruction, freedom, freedom.

I love Big Brother.

10:26 PM
Rev. Joshua said...

Oh holy hell, this asshat also has a post about the "War on Christmas." Jesus Christ, you people will believe anything Fox News tells you.

10:28 PM
Ron said...

I took the point to mean that, since the press and the Democrats thought that the Plame leak was such a big deal, surely they will want to investigate leaks that compromise national security. How come they haven't came out and called for any?

10:30 PM
Rev. Joshua said...

That's a good question, so I called some rocket scientists to ask them the same thing. Here's the answer, distilled to a simple formula:

(Political operatives outing a CIA agent as an act of political retribution) != (Someone deciding that the American might like to know about the Bush Administration bypassing Federal Laws related to wiretapping American citizens)

I then consulted a dictionary:

whis·tle·blow·er or whis·tle-blow·er or whistle blower n.

One who reveals wrongdoing within an organization to the public or to those in positions of authority.

whistle-blowing n.

Source: The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

But you knew that already.

Leaks that compromise national security.

9/11, terror, terror. Saddam, freedom, freedom.

I certainly feel safer.

12:50 AM

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