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Editor's Comments: How Much More Bush Can
We Take?
Today alone our newsletter
reports that the Bush administration’s unilateral and bullying tactics have
encouraged
This is one day’s news! One day!
How much of this criminality can we take? Elections are obviously not the
answer because real citizens who would want to stop these criminals can not get
elected. They can not even get coverage during a campaign! We really have to
think about a more serious approach to stopping these criminals! Think about it! – Jesse, Editor, TvNewsLIES.org
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· Now
the Saudis tool up for war - Even the Bush administration will now admit,
under its collective breath of course, that Iraq is in the throes of a
full-blown civil war between armed groups of its Sunni and Shia Arab communities, triggered a year ago by the
destruction of the al-Laskar mosque in Samara, a
revered Shia shrine. · 6 |
· Neoconservatives hate liberty as much as they love war - The idea that war opponents were committing
treason by virtue of marching against the invasion of Iraq -- or that
Senators who currently criticize the war should be treated as traitors -- is
as repugnant to our political values and as radical and dangerous as anything
which, say, the widely discredited Joe McCarthy ever urged. Yet the
individuals who have argued, and continue to argue, for such un-American
abridgements of basic liberties are not castigated or scorned at all, but
instead continue to occupy perfectly respectable positions in what is deemed
to be the mainstream. · Powell tried to push · Bush at Press Conference Today Contradicts Sunday's
Briefing on Iranian Weapons - BUSH:
We know they're there. We know they're provided by the Quds
Force. We know the Quds Force is a part of the
Iranian government. I don't think we need who picked up the phone and said to
the Quds Force, "Go do this," but we know
it's a vital part of the Iranian government. |
· Building products maker Masco reducing
work force by 8,000 jobs - Masco Corp., one of the nation's largest
producers of home improvement and building products, expects it will have
slashed 8,000 jobs from its U.S. work force, or about 16 percent of the
total, by the end of its first quarter, its top executive said Wednesday. · Exxon Chief Cautions Against Rapid Action to Cut Carbon
Emissions - There is no
significant alternative to oil in coming decades and Exxon will continue to
make oil and natural gas its primary products, he said. · Greenspan says economic growth means working longer - Since population growth is dwindling, the
implications of slower productivity include lower levels of economic growth
in the next couple of decades, he said. |
· UPDATE PENDING |
· Ex-Justice official draws scrutiny - Nine months before agreeing to let ConocoPhillips delay a half-billion-dollar pollution
cleanup, the government's top environmental prosecutor bought a $1 million
vacation home with the company's top lobbyist. · Bush Administration Warns Bloomberg, But Leaves Lawbreaking Gun
Dealers Alone - In a letter to
Mayor Bloomberg's Criminal Justice Coordinator John Feinblatt
dated February 6, 2007, the U.S. Justice Department's Michael A. Battle
indicated that they would not be bringing criminal prosecutions against gun
dealers videotaped selling guns to apparent gun traffickers and also warned
New York City officials about "potential legal liabilities" in
connection with the city's investigation. · 2 Ex-Enron Traders Get Probation - The crisis played a role in Pacific Gas &
Electric Co.'s bankruptcy and will leave · Memo: Stop teaching evolution - The second most powerful member of the Texas
House has circulated a · Monster of a Case: New Wave of Corporate Indictments
Expected - The plea deal comes as
dozens of former CEOs and other corporate officials face possible indictment
as the Department of Justice presses its investigation of the backdating of
billions of dollars of stock options. |
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INTERNATIONAL : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#international |
· Giants meet to counter · Russia May Exit 1987 Arms Treaty - He said the decision would depend on the |
MILITARY &
VETERANS : http://www.tvnewslies.org/news/#military |
· Soldiers Back From War Fight Different Battle - Soldiers who were paralyzed, suffered brain
damage and lost limbs owe the government enlistment bonus money. They must
pay the money back because they didn’t fulfill their tour of duty. |
· How Much More Bush Can We Take? - How
much of this criminality can we take? Elections are obviously not the answer
because real citizens who would want to stop these criminals can not get
elected. They can not even get coverage during a campaign! We really have to
think about a more serious approach to stopping these criminals! |
· The New York Times' pathetic plea for help: Stop us,
before we start a war again - As
someone who's been in newspapers for more than a quarter-century, the hardest
thing for me to explain to non-journalists is the so-called "Chinese
wall" between news reporters and the editorial page. · Radio Station Cries 'Enough' -- Won't Quote From Certain News Stories Relying on Unnamed Officials - The news director of the public radio station in Santa Fe, New Mexico, has directed his staff to "ignore national stories quoting unnamed sources." He also called on other news outlets to join this policy. |
· UPDATE
PENDING |
· UPDATE PENDING |
· Ex-Congressman Exposes Self On Beach - McDade, a Republican,
served in the House from 1963 to 1999. - He was indicted in 1992 on charges
he accepted gifts from defense companies for helping them win lucrative
contracts. · Death certificates on abortions proposed
- Legislation introduced in Tennessee would require death certificates for
aborted fetuses, which likely would create public records identifying women
who have abortions. |
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