I have to assume that some axe-to-grind Chalabi guy is "finding" those bombs in Iraq

[The_Casual_Observer]

after they have been embellished with chinese "MADE IN IRAN" escutcheon plates. I'd say that the CIA would have done it themselves but they are too incompetent, somebody would tell.

[saltpoint]

1. Butcher sells rancid meat on Tuesday, shouldn't expect that

customer to return on Thursday for more of the same.

"No, seriously!" says the butcher. "This time it's truly fresh!"

We ain't buyin' the Iran scenario, George.

[The_Casual_Observer]

2. It's the same deal again & the same morans are running with it.

It's so bogus that they couldn't even find anybody willing to hang their name on the announcement. Next thing is cheney will do an interview with Juan Williams or some other middle of the road nitwit to reinforce the fraud. It's groundhog day.

[Erika]

3. Only the freepers would believe W now

No one else would.

[saltpoint]

4. On Juan Williams. I've heard him interviewed by others about his

research on black history. He's outstanding.

As an interviewer himself, at least when he's questioning Dubya or Uncle Dick, he positively sucks doorknobs.

I'm sorry if I've offended any Juan Williams fans but he just lets them bulldoze him.

I think you're exactly right on Cheney -- Williams is just the man for the job, too.

[beltanefauve]

5. I have to agree with you.

Pisses me off to no end when he does NPR's Weekend Edition as a sub for Daniel Shurr and jumps all over the, "The Democrats have no plan!" bullshit. Laughs about it, too.

[saltpoint]

6. He does. I find myself wanting to throw the radio out the window.

Judith Swallow of the BBC. I'd love to hear her interview Cheney or Bush.

Or maybe Amy Goodman.

Someone who knows how it's done, anyway.

[genie_weenie]

7. Chalabi got the US military to do

what men seeking power in the middle east have always sought outside militaries to do. Remove the old Tyrant and enthrone themseves in his place.

[magellan]

8. Look no further than the MEK (nt)