If God is so concerned about Mary Jo Kepechne, why didn't he just give her a
sore throat and make her stay home that night?

It looks like the US Imperial Machine could be continuing even after
Bush is gone... all 3 top-runners (Obama, Clinton, & McCain) all want
to continue to advance American imperial interest.

********* OBAMA & Imperialism
Obama's Role Models: Bush I, Reagan & Kennedy - THIS IS CHANGE?:
http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_kenneth__080515_obama_s_role_models_3a.h...
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"Obama is against the Iraq War?

Of course we know Obama is against the war in Iraq. He said so. But
why did he then support the pro-Iraq war Connecticut Senator Joe
Lieberman in his primary election battle against anti-war Ned Lamont
in 2006? Why did he also support and campaign for other pro-war
candidates who faced anti-war challengers in their primary races?

Why after his election to the Senate did Obama support and vote for
unconditional funding for the Iraq War in both 2005 and 2006. Why did
he vote to confirm Bush’s National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice
to become Secretary of State? Did he admire how she helped launch the
Iraq war? Why did he vote against an amendment by Senator Russ
Feingold which called for an Iraq withdrawal timetable?

Why in a speech in November 2006, did Obama call for "a pragmatic
solution to the real war we're facing in Iraq," while also making
repeated references to the need to defeat the Iraqi resistance against...

Oil Busters?

http://rawstory.com/news/afp/Bush_sends_apology_over_Koran_shoot_05202008.html

Bush sends apology over Koran shooting in Iraq
AFP
Published: Tuesday May 20, 2008

US President George W. Bush called Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki
to apologize after an American soldier riddled a Koran with bullets
near Baghdad, the White House said Tuesday.

Bush "apologized for that in the sense that he said we take it very
seriously," White House Press Secretary Dana Perino told reporters.

"We were concerned about their reaction, we wanted them to know that
the president knew that this was wrong, and that the commanders in the
field had publicly reprimanded the soldier and removed him from Iraq,"
she added.

Bush "was glad that our military took immediate action."

Earlier Tuesday Maliki's office said in a statement that the Iraqi
leader "expressed resentment and anger of the people and the
government of Iraq and the American president George W. Bush
apologized to the Iraqi people."

I had posted 15 entries in two and a half hours this morning..

I attempted to post the following (16th) post, but was shut down by
Google with this message:
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Ok then.. I believe that this was in error and am now re-posting:

FRANCE CONFIRMS TALKS TO HAMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On May 20, 11:23 am, "Eddie Haskell" okjht.com> wrote:

"Beiselbutt

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/7620

Chuck Hagel Takes On McCain, Repeatedly Praises Obama

I try to limit my blogs to 2 a day but sometimes there is news that is
so compelling that I have to post it.

This is such news!

Chuck Hagel Takes On McCain, Repeatedly Praises Obama [1]

Chuck Hagel is quickly becoming Barack Obama's answer to Joe Lieberman.

The Republican Senator from Nebraska was a political thorn in
McCain's side on Tuesday night, repeatedly lavishing praise on the
presumptive Democratic candidate and levying major foreign policy
criticisms at the GOP nominee and the Republican Party as a whole. At
one point, Hagel even urged the Arizona Republican to elevate his
campaign discourse to a higher, more honest level.

"We know from past campaigns that presidential candidates will say
many things," Hagel said of some of McCain's recent rhetoric, namely his
policy on talking to Iran. "But once they have the responsibility to
govern the country and lead the world, that difference between what they
said and what responsibilities they have to fulfill are vastly different.

It really is too bad that Chuck Hagel did not run for the GOP nomination.

I am well aware that Hillary and McCain are not the ideal candidates,
but Mr. Obama is setting new records for boredom. He is nothing more
than a good sleeping pill.

z wrote:

So in your mind, if you're white, and don't vote for Obama, you're racist?

Go to hell

Like gonorrhea, syphilis and AIDS