Bush Is Toast.

[Solomon]

He's burnttoast.

Both he and Tony Blair got caught trying to hurt the guy who wouldn't cooperate.

Bush should be prosecuted for attempted murder in addition to treason.

I think this is really it, folks. Blub blub blub... The ship is going down.

I notice how Fox is doing damage control. They appear to express concern, but the real thing they want to get across is that "the person who committed the leak could receive up to ten years".

Ten years my ass. The person who committed this should be sent to Gitmo as an enemy combatant, provided no privileges of visitors, nor even a lawyer. Give 'em a military trial and then hang 'em.

Can't you do that under the Patriot Act? :toast:

[brokensymmetry]

1. The wisdom of Solomon!

I agree with your conclusions.

[Padraig18]

2. As do I.

And the rats are already turning on each other! I LOVE it! :evilgrin:

[Solomon]

5. The Sharks are already in the water.

I never heard so many interpretations of a line, what did he mean, or it could have meant this, they don't know what the hell to say.

What a mess. I still can't believe they let this buffoon go on this long.

Gone. Toast. It's so bad even repukes are giving in on special prosecutor.

Oh man. This is terrible for Bush. Some of us knew how mean he and his family is, but I never knew it would be exposed as it as.

[thebigidea]

6. "It's so bad even repukes are giving in on special prosecutor."

really? I heard one so far mention it.

Do you think Dubya will ever agree?

Ashcroft will proclaim everything is as to be expected. It will die down.

Then the CIA fires off another volley.

Rinse, repeat.

[WilliamPitt]

3. I've never seen *this* thread title before

*crossing fingers...again*

[thebigidea]

4. snicker

(bad poppy impression) THE most insidious of traitors...(poppy off)

[Solomon]

9. LOL. I started to say something about it in the title, but I knew

ya'll would do it for me.

Okay. Since you got your fingers crossed, I want the credit for this one. I'm telling you, this is it.

:evilgrin:

[Solomon]

12. Hey Will. Just Remember.

None of the previous "Bush is Toast" threads were wrong. No sir, not a one. That's why I said he's "burnt" toast.

Hee Hee. B-)

[spooky3]

13. Bush is FRENCH toast

[burythehatchet]

20. aaahhh

that would be freedom toast

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

7. For a bunch of KKKlowns...

Who made so much noise about Clinton "parsing his words", they sho' do seem to be parsing the fsck out of their words, do they not?

[Solomon]

11. Hee Hee. I was just thinking this. I never heard so many people trying

to explain what he, who , what, really meant... or what they gonna say ... Hee Hee.



I shouldn't be laughing because this is when the public is at most danger - when someone needs a distraction to happen. In this case it would need to be a big one.

[number6]

8. stick a fork in the shrub,,,

he's done :evilgrin:

[proud patriot]

10. LBN thread Website encourages GOP Challengers to bush

:D http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=102&topic_id=139138

[chookie]

14. 3-10 year jail sentence. Oh MY!

Okay let's see...some dumb kid from California gets mixed up and way over his head in Afghanistan, running around with the bad Taliban boys, and gets put away for life for being an enemy combatant (Lindh). Some creep in the White House outs a Central Intelligence agent, whose specialty is WMD, while, ostensibly, a worldwide war on terror is underway -- and they're looking at 3-10 years and fines of $15,000? Sounds like justice to me /sarcasm off

Who do you think did more damage to our national security - John Walker Lindh, or the White House agent leaker?

I'm with you Solomon -- this creep deserves to be in Gitmo.

I know the Republicans are trying to laugh our concern away, after all, one said today, she wasn't killed or anything.

I also know that it is going to be very difficult to assess how how profoundly outing an agent, ending her career and her project and compromising all of the contacts she has had over some years -- but I suspect that it is a major setback.

Okay, that was opinion. Now: pure conjecture: We all know that Bush only listens to intelligence reports which corroborate his plan to dominate the world's resources, and we know that he was very unhappy that Wilson dared go public when he lied in SOTU address about attempted purchase of uranium by Hussein -- but I wonder if he was "displeased" by the progress Plame was making, and maybe she was finding WMD in places they didn't want her to, so they had to neutralize her....

Another thing -- we are all supposed to have forgotten about how the Chinese dismantled and studied the spy plane they ordered down in 2001. That was a very important intelligence disaster, but it never stuck to the smirk. Go figure.

[release the dogs]

16. Right on!

Chookie, I agree with you 100%

[newyawker99]

23. Hi release the dogs!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[Solomon]

15. Guess what just occurred to me.

I wonder if the Bushies were the one's who also got Blair's guy? You know the "suicide" guy. I wonder if Blair knew this little "favor" was going to happen?

They just so damn obvious with everything they do. But this is pathetic.

Trying to get a guy's wife killed? And this makes it worse - maybe other people got killed just to satisfy the need to screw one guy.

This is the worst "gate" of them all.

[chookie]

17. Yup

I think you can take that one to the bank. Kelly had to be neutralized - and fast!

One thing about the Bushistas -- they always act in a very bold manner. They are gamblers at high stakes, and hell, they usually win. And smirky's survival so far is based on the fact that he is a great poker player, who is always holding an empty hand. High time someone forces him to show his cards....

I doubt if Tony knew. I'm sure he could guess afterwards. But what was he supposed to do? As usual, he had to go along with something totally outrageous....

[mike_c]

18. I presume you're joking....

Or have we become repukes without regard for due-process, and justice?

[Solomon]

19. What due process? You must be joking! There is no more due process.

After we hang 'em, then we bring back due process.

[mhr]

21. I Agree The System is Totally Broken

Judicial/Courts - rigged for the wealthy

Financial/Corporate - rigged for the wealthy

Meadia/Press - rigged for the wealthy

Political/Governance - rigged for the wealthy

[Hippo_Tron]

22. I think you're unfairly dragging Blair into this.

Blair wanted to go into Iraq for reasons of security and in addition he wanted a UN government in afterwords. Blair was for a war but he wasn't in a huge hurry to get in there right away and get his approval rating even higher (which didn't work anyway), like Bush was. What Blair is guilty of on the other hand is not standing up to Chimpy and demanding UN support before going into Iraq. No I don't mean French support, I mean UN support. That way we would've been able to throw out Saadam and most likely not have all of the problems we're not having now. I still like Blair a lot but I can't say I'm not dissapointed in him.

[Solomon]

24. Yeah. I agree. But Blair's made the decision

to go along with the Bush gang. Now they are doing favors for him he doesn't want.