I'm literally wetting my big ass pants with joy at this development. It took a man with the wisdom, courage, and trophy wife of Dennis Kucinich to put LIHOP squarely in the, um, articles of impeachment that no one will pay attention to:

http://chun.afterdowningstreet.org/amomentoftruth.pdf

The House of Cards is coming down...

http://www.americans4qatanani.org/

see latest news  

Ladies and gentlemen, our Democratic nominee for president of the USA, Barracks Obomba!

Change, Hope, my arse...

Commentary in bold is mine...

Analyze this: Is AIPAC showing some cracks? 

Hey everyone, just thought I'd report to y'all that we had about 1600 unique visits in April and again in May, down from a high of about 2400 in January. If this number seems small, remember that WTCD is not linked to by any major truth site, and never mentioned on any truth radio shows, etc. We have what I like to think of as an exclusive readership--a truthing elite that considers it better to be honest and right than to be popular with the rabble.

In response to the "Open Letter to Kevin Barrett" about his dialogue with Noam Chomsky

To: Petros Evdokas <petros@cyprus-org.net>
From: Kevin Barrett <kbarrett@.......>

Subject: Re: Open Letter to Kevin Barrett
Date: Thu, 29 May 2008

Thanks, Petros.

Sorry for the slow reply. After thinking it over, I decided that you're right. The personal information has now been edited out.

Jeez, I wonder if this guy knows... never mind!

Origins of the Saudi case
Stephen Cozen's father, Samuel, was a basketball legend in Philadelphia, coaching Wilt Chamberlain at Overbrook High School before a successful career as varsity coach at what is now Drexel University. There he compiled a 213-94 record.
There is something of the father in the son.

In the Saudi lawsuit, Cozen displays his father's sideline intensity, pushing his lawyers hard to produce facts and legal interpretations that could move the case forward.

He pushes himself hard as well.

Propheteer: (noun)

One who attempts to make money by predicting disasters and selling people both information and material goods that promise to protect them from the disasters being prophesied. May or may not employ actual religious prophecies from ancient or modern texts believed by some to be of divine origin.  Pseudo-scientific claims may also be used as the basis for propheteering.

(see also propheteering, protection racket)

What is HAARP?

Benjamin Fulford, HAARP, and the China Earthquake

Hi guys and gals, I found this as a very positive news to be in the largest newspaper of a western country. I don't read German however so I can't tell if the translation is accurate.

This is an entry at Digg: http://digg.com/world_news/Largest_Swiss_Newspaper_Blick_Asks_if_Bush_Wa...

Largest Swiss Newspaper (Blick) Asks if Bush Was Behind 9/11

c455 says: I confess, I'm such an uncynical soul that I'm easily taken aback by unexpected eruptions of bullshit from people I usually consider level-headed. That's the only way I can describe this blatantly LIHOP-oriented recent blog by GeorgeWashington.

"If 9/11 Was An Inside Job, the Hijackers Would Have been IRAQI"
One of the arguments made by government apologists has to do with the nationality of the hijackers.

Holy Joe's Unholy Alliance

Joe Lieberman and John Hagee have a lot in common

by Wisco

The answers at the end are mine, if you want the "real" answers given by Scheuer click on the title... 

May 29, 2008

Why Doesn't al-Qaeda Attack the US?

by Michael Scheuer