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During his latest resurrection, former vice president Dick Cheney is back on the warpath in defense of his war on terror policies. Ripping into the Obama administration’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and company in Federal Court, Cheney’s well documented philosophy of, the best defense is a strong offense, was on display in an interview with conservative friendly Scott Hennen.

During his latest resurrection, former vice president Dick Cheney is back on the warpath in defense of his war on terror policies. Ripping into the Obama administration s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and company in Federal Court, Cheney s well documented philosophy of, the best defense is a strong offense, was on display in an interview with conservative friendly Scott Hennen. Practically accusing Obama, Attorney General Eric Holder the Department of Justice of engaging in acts of idiocy, Cheney continues to maintain that his methods of combating terror was the only way to keep the homeland safe during the eight years under his watch. Keeping to his guns, he steadfastly clings to the argument that enhanced interrogations techniques, including waterboarding, prolonged time periods of forced stress positions, sleep deprivation, exposure to extreme hot and cold temperatures, to say nothing of black bag operations and an extraordinary rendition program, among others tricks too dastardly for sane minds to fully comprehend, was not only necessary but legal.

Congress put on quite a show this weekend, passionately arguing on the Senate floor over whether or not to make the same lame arguments next week over a watered down healthcare bill that will neither provide true reform or control cost. The same con artists that have always protected the special interest groups against the very people they are charge with representing have bamboozled the citizenry again.

MSNBCs Countdown with Keith Olbermann opens five nights per week with the usual slick graphics and fast-paced audio of contemporary political infotainment. To tease its eager audience, they ask what people will be talking about tomorrow. Well thanks to Mr. Olbermann and company, we not only have the challenge of telling you what people wont be talking about tomorrow, but also why.

MSNBC’s Countdown with Keith Olbermann opens five nights per week with the usual slick graphics and fast-paced audio of contemporary political infotainment. To tease its eager audience, they ask what people will be talking about tomorrow. Well thanks to Mr. Olbermann and company, we not only have the challenge of telling you what people wont be talking about tomorrow, but also why. Because the mainstream media has a new toy to play with for the next week of news cycles, thinking people will have to expand their net for serious news beyond the boundaries of American media to keep atop of issues affecting their lives. This latest media circus started even prior to the moron’s rollout on Oprah’s daily pity party for pussies and was in high gear when Fox News predictable defended this walking talking mental defect with the same cadre of conservative talking heads we’ve all grown to know so well and despise so thoroughly.

In a jaw dropping in the NY Times yesterday, reportedly China is far more interested in the US deficit than Americans having universal healthcare. Considering the Chinese are the ones fronting the cash, it is within reason they'd want to have a say on what we can and can not afford. Perhaps this revelation explains why the president never came out full square for "real" healthcare reform. Knowing he'd be chided privately by our benefactors for spending too much, the president simply went along with the charade of letting Americans think they really had a choice.

In a jaw dropper of a story in the NY Times yesterday, reportedly China is far more interested in the US deficit than Americans having universal healthcare. Considering the Chinese are the ones fronting the cash, it is within reason they'd want to have a say on what we can and can not afford. Perhaps this revelation explains why the president never came out full square for real healthcare reform. Knowing he'd be chided privately by our benefactors for spending too much, the president simply went along with the charade of letting Americans think they really had a choice.

We are closing out this lame series today with the last 3 chapters... We actually watched most of this one and feel Captain America needs some real super powers to work with. Enjoy and share with this download

Well its almost over, but you can bet your bottom overly taxed dollar the Captain America survives to fight again. Click here for the download