Everything’s On the Table, co’mon in Mr. Holder

Politicus.us.

We are asking all political and human rights bloggers to join us in creating a pool of information on the 911 FRAUD.

WE Will be sending our findings regularly to Atty Gen. Eric Holder; asking for a Special Prosecutor - for Bush Co. Please Won’t You Join Us in Revealing The Truth to Mr Holder, so that the tragedy is documented properly; by those who’ve suffered the most, the survivors.

See our earlier posts on the subject: Americans Say ‘Dig Up Those Skeletons, Leahy’ Would You Like To Help Prosecute Bush and Chaney ? Mr Holder, do you care about the Military Rapes sanctioned by Bush Co ?

today’s buffet style so you just grab what you like

lets start it out with a lil Salad Tossin, why don’t we..

you can also have it supersized if you like, it’s all good today

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Iraq War Cost

and then we get to the sides - you can have it with or without sauce. it’s all up to you.

This is with Ketsup..

this is from solarpowerrocks.com this is info from the National Council for Science and the Environment. Take a look here. Though the war in Iraq now costs about $120B a year, two authors (one a Nobel prize winner) estimates the total cost of this war exceeds 2 Trillion Dollars. “Accrued liabilities for U.S. federal employees’ and veterans’ benefits now total $4.5 trillion. Indeed, our debt for veterans’ health and disability payments has risen by $228 billion in the past year alone… The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the interest payments on the money borrowed to finance the Iraq war will total $264 billion to $308 billion.” That $2,000,000,000,000? Well, that amount of money could’ve built solar thermal plants here that would have provided energy for 2/3rds of our nation’s energy demand.

This is with Mustard..

oooooo that gitmo sized bottle looks like a dealbreaker for the former first lady on the side.

Colin Powell’s former chief of staff: Cheney is ‘evil,’ his fearmongering is ‘assisting’ al Qaeda.

A portion of this was clipped from “Think Progress” Thursday, March 19, 2009 Weeks after President Obama was inaugurated, Dick Cheney gave an interview to Politico slamming Obama’s detainee policies and warning that he was making America less safe (charges he repeated again last Sunday). Lawrence Wilkerson, Colin Powell’s former chief of staff who left the Bush administration in protest, wrote an essay on the Washington Note last evening slamming Cheney’s fearmongering. Wilkerson calls Cheney “evil” and says his detainee policies were only “assisting” terrorists:

Cheney went on to say in his McLean interview that “Protecting the country’s security is a tough, mean, dirty, nasty business. These are evil people and we are not going to win this fight by turning the other cheek.” I have to agree but the other way around.

Cheney and his like are the evil people and we certainly are not going to prevail in the struggle with radical religion if we listen to people as he. […] take your pick of these juicy items, remember take as much as you’d like it’s all for youuuu.. this is a short clipping from 911 sharethetruth.com A Call To All True Patriots to Investigate September 11 We have actively studied the questionable nature of the official version of what happened to our nation on September 11, 2001. Throughout the first year after 9-11 we ignored and did not believe those who asked us to question the official story. Like millions of Americans we believed America had been attacked by terrorists from abroad. Sadly, we are now convinced that rogue elements within our government committed a vicious criminal act against its own citizens for the larger purpose of swaying us to support both domestic and foreign policies mapped out in the late 1990’s. 9-11 was Hitler’s Reichstag fire of 1933 and Roosevelt’s Pearl Harbor masterfully coordinated to achieve the desired ends of an imperialistic role for America in the world, patriotic support at home and the erosion of our constitutional rights. In a nutshell, the war on terrorism is a cruel hoax by a misguided, out-of-democratic control small group of individuals sabotaging the best of American values. We are in the midst of a constitutional crisis combined with severe domination from an Orwellian corporate media knowingly or unknowingly being of service to the true powerbrokers behind the curtain.

okay lets get down to the Meat and Potatoes,

Unplug the War Machine By Facing the Disturbing Truth Behind the Events of September 11, 2001

They lied about Iraq and Afghanistan and just about everything else. Why are we willing to accept their version of 9/11 that made it all possible?

Initially, most of us fell for their version of the events. But then came the slip-ups. The leaseholder of the World Trade Center admitted on PBS in ‘Rebuilding America’ that WTC-7 was ‘pulled‘ on 9/11 (See video here in Windows Media Format), which is the standard slang for controlled demolition. (911 sharethetruth.com)

How Bout a Lil Fish..

this fishing expedition caused us to loose control of our internal politics; and our economy. all over a Ruse. Damn fish stories.. always turn out to be lies. We should have known better.

Studies: Iraq a $12 billion-a-month war

(msnbc)

Economists project a much higher ‘burn rate’ than government estimates The Associated Press The flow of blood may be ebbing, but the flood of money into the Iraq war is steadily rising, new analyses show. In 2008, its sixth year, the war will cost approximately $12 billion a month, triple the “burn” rate of its earliest years, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz and co-author Linda J. Bilmes report in a new book. Beyond 2008, working with “best-case” and “realistic-moderate” scenarios, they project the Iraq and Afghan wars, including long-term U.S. military occupations of those countries, will cost the U.S. budget between $1.7 trillion and $2.7 trillion — or more — by 2017. Interest on money borrowed to pay those costs could alone add $816 billion to that bottom line, they say. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has done its own projections and comes in lower, forecasting a cumulative cost by 2017 of $1.2 trillion to $1.7 trillion for the two wars, with Iraq generally accounting for three-quarters of the costs. Variations in such estimates stem from the sliding scales of assumptions, scenarios and budget items that are counted. But whatever the estimate, the cost will be huge, the auditors of the Government Accountability Office say. In a Jan. 30 report to Congress, the GAO observed that the U.S. will be committing “significant” future resources to the wars, “requiring decision makers to consider difficult trade-offs as the nation faces an increasing long-range fiscal challenge.” These numbers don’t include the war’s cost to the rest of the world. In Iraq itself, the 2003 U.S.-led invasion _ with its devastating air bombardments — and the looting and arson that followed, severely damaged electricity and other utilities, the oil industry, countless factories, hospitals, schools and other underpinnings of an economy. Untold economic damage No one has tried to calculate the economic damage done to Iraq, said spokesman Niels Buenemann of the International Monetary Fund, which closely tracks national economies. But millions of Iraqis have been left without jobs, and hundreds of thousands of professionals, managers and other middle-class citizens have fled the country. In their book, “The Three Trillion Dollar War,” Stiglitz, of Columbia University, and Bilmes, of Harvard, report the two wars will have cost the U.S. budget $845 billion in 2007 dollars by next Sept. 30, end of fiscal year 2008, assuming Congress fully funds Bush administration requests. That counts not just military operations, but embassy costs, reconstruction and other war-related expenses. That total far surpasses the $670 billion in 2007 dollars the Congressional Research Service says was the U.S. price tag for the 12-year Vietnam War. Although American military and Iraqi civilian casualties have declined in recent months, the rate of spending has shot up. A fully funded 2008 war budget will be 155 percent higher than 2004’s, the CBO reports. (Please Click the Title Link to Read the Complete Article) Lets have a lil Chicken…

this is a part of a piece from MIT

Claims of “victory” and the human cost in the Bush years A new analysis of the total fatalities in the Iraq war during the presidency of George W. Bush demonstrates that the likely number is between 800,000 and 1.3 million. The analysis appears in The Nation (Feb. 16, 2009) and can also be read here. It has been translated into four languages and has appeared in more than 3,000 publications and on-line websites. Reporter Tom Ricks adds that the war seems far from over. Read his commentary. geeeeee,, Hitler, Co’mon Condi - claiming Hitler ? somehow I always knew that she had a thang for him but it was even a suprise to me that she would step to this level. damnnn, then we after offer something for those who don’t like the other meat, take a samplin of this hotdog HOT DOG !!!

This My Friends is the Steak - Colin Powell explains the Lie that made him step down after he was puppeted to the United Nations. Look at how clearly this was revealed and even Powell had to back that thang up. he was played by Bush Co; but he stood up like a true patriot and corrected this lie. Thank You General Powell you are My Hero. Yowzer - did he say “Held Secretly“; when did he become sheriff of the world ?

It’s Time for Dessert Finally..

Most bitter lesson

(Source: Clipped from Christian Science Monitor)

Story Date: March 25, 2009 The Iraq war has been perhaps America’s bitterest lesson since Vietnam in the realities of war and geopolitics, profoundly altering ordinary citizens’ sense of their country, its essential abilities, and the overall role it plays in the world. It has cost more than 4,000 American lives and ten’s of thousands of Iraqis. The bottom line may be that today many in the US view the Iraq invasion as a mistake they don’t want to see repeated. Troubles in Iraq appear to have fed a desire on the part of some ordinary Americans for disengagement with the world. “We are in a period of rising isolationism, just as we saw a bump in isolationism after the war in Vietnam in the ’70s,” said Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center, at a Center for Strategic and International Studies. Six years ago, America, as well as Iraq, was a different place. Virtually every major poll showed US majorities in support of military action. On another point, national opinion seems clearer: In hindsight, a majority of Americans view the decision to invade as a mistake. Moreover, interest in and knowledge of the situation in Iraq are declining among US citizens, in part because news coverage is diminishing. Public awareness of the number of US military fatalities in Iraq has declined sharply. That does not mean Americans do not support their troops, of course. In fact, unlike the situation during the Vietnam era, there appears to be widespread realization that a small slice of US society, the military, is bearing a disproportionate burden. Americans are generally wary of foreign entanglements and worry about the ramifications of long-term commitments overseas, concludes an analysis of public opinion on Iraq by Karlyn Bowman, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. But if nothing else, the war in Iraq may have heightened the awareness of Americans about the problems of the rest of the globe. why it’s Condilicious..

we’ll be presenting our special DICKins edition real soon; and no-doubt it will include lots of assorted Nuts and Screws.

See our earlier posts on the subject: Americans Say ‘Dig Up Those Skeletons, Leahy’ Would You Like To Help Prosecute Bush and Chaney ? Mr Holder, do you care about the Military Rapes sanctioned by Bush Co ?

Remember The Meter is still runnin on this war Mr. Holder
Bon Appetito Patriots !

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