by Denis Campbell
Like the television executive in the Paddy Chayefsky film ‘Network,’ I’m ready to lean out a window and scream, I’m Mad as Hell and I’m Not Going to Take it Anymore!” In the last week I’ve watched an abortion doctor assassinated while attending church, a white supremacist shoot up a Holocaust Survivor museum [...]
Miranda Rights, Domestic Terrorists, Outrage and Outright Lies
Posted on 11 June 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: BNP, Conservatives, Dishonest right, far-right conservatives, Gitmo, Guantanamo, Holocaust Museum, Mad as hell, neo-Nazi, Network, Paddy Chayefsky, Republicans, state chair Bush-Cheney 2000 and 2004, torture, waterboarding, Weekly Standard
Pelosi Accuses CIA of Lying on Torture
Posted on 15 May 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, Speaker Pelosi, torture
So shuddap already Republicans before you dig yourself in deeper!
The Week in Political Limericks
Posted on 15 May 2009 by Madeleine Begun Kane | Comments (0) | Tags: Activist Judge, Cheney, CIA, Congress Humor, democrats, Empathy. Republicans, Employment, Feigned Outrage, GOP, Interrogation, Judges, Law Satire, liars, Lieberman, lies, Limbaugh, Mad Kane’s Political Madness, Madeleine Begun Kane, MadKane, Media, Michael Steele, Nancy Pelosi, obama, Orrin Hatch, Pete Sessions, radio, Rebranding, Republican Rebranding, Republicans Humor, Stocks, Supreme Court, Talk Shows, texas, torture, TV
by Madeleine Begun Kane
My Homage To Feigned Outrage
May 14th, 2009
Republicans (and Joe Lieberman) have been staging yet another temper tantrum. What’s their grievance du jour? Speaker Nancy Pelosi said CIA leaders misled Congress about interrogation techniques.
The CIA’s under attack
By the Speaker who gave it a smack.
She accused it of lying.
The GOP’s crying:
She’s mean and must [...]
Neocon Dick Armitage: “I Should Have Resigned.”
Posted on 17 April 2009 by Charley James | Comments (0) | Tags: Abu Ghraib, Ambassador Joe Wilson, colin powell, Condi Rice, denial of due process, Dick Armitage, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Dr. Ernst Janning in Judgement at Nuremberg, eocon, Gitmo, Iran-Contra, John Ashcroft, Richard Armitage, torture, Valerie Plame, waterboarding
by Charley James
Guess who’s contritely telling al-Jazeera he should have resigned from his senior State Dept. post when he and Colin Powell lost their battle with Dick Cheney, Condi Rice, John Ashcroft and Don Rumsfeld over observing the Geneva Conventions in America’s two wars, one illegal and the other totally botched?
Yup, [...]
Instinct, the Driving Force Behind Behaviour
Posted on 17 July 2008 by Dorret Groot Wassink | Comments (1) | Tags: adaptation, animal kingdom, attraction, authority, belief systems, BMW, companies, creationism, Dorret Groot Wassink, emotional marketing, emotions, extreme sports, fat, Goth, healthy, high heels, Instinct, men, outdated beliefs, people watching, plastic surgery, religion, smoking, suvival, tailoured suits, Target Point Ltd, terrace, the herd, torture, truth, women
by Dorret Groot Wassink
Director, Target Point Ltd
Sitting on the terrace watching people go by can be very entertaining. Ever wonder why people do the things they do?
-The pretty lady in the high heels with exposing a nice décolleté and having her buttocks just covered by the short skirt she wears.
-The teenage girl covered in piercings, the [...]
Constitution Squeaks Out 5-4 Win… UK Scrambling
Posted on 26 June 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Brown, Cameron, Conservative, Constitution, Crown Prosecution Service, Exxon Valdez, George Bush, Ginsberg, Gitmo, Guantanamo Bay, Jack Straw, just a damned piece of paper, Law Lords, liberal, one-armed economist, organised crime, President Truman, right wing, Scalia, special renditions, Supreme Court, Thomas, torture, UK, witness protectino programme, yobs
There was a time when those selected to sit upon the US Supreme Court would vote 9-0 to affirm the document upon which their position was formed as one of three equal parts of the US government. The UK court system was also paralysed yesterday when Law Lords ruled against the use of anonymous witnesses [...]
















































