BUSTED!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keith just played snippet of *'s SOTU

[CatWoman]

where he tied Saddam and OBLaden together.

Lying fuck.

[Olney Blue]

1. It was beautiful!

[sarcasmo]

2. Yes it was, KO RULES.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

3. Oh hell yes.

There for awhile it was in every speecification . . .

[IndianaGreen]

4. and now he is talking about how widespread domestic spying is

it dwarfs the Nixon plumbers!

[CatWoman]

8. Here's the US News & World Report story

The White House says spying on terror suspects without court approval is ok. What about physical searches?

By Chitra Ragavan

3/27/06

In the dark days after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, a small group of lawyers from the White House and the Justice Department began meeting to debate a number of novel legal strategies to help prevent another attack. Soon after, President Bush authorized the National Security Agency to begin conducting electronic eavesdropping on terrorism suspects in the United States, including American citizens, without court approval.

Meeting in the FBI's state-of-the-art command center in the J. Edgar Hoover Building, the lawyers talked with senior FBI officials about using the same legal authority to conduct physical searches of homes and businesses of terrorism suspects--also without court approval, one current and one former government official tell U.S. News. "There was a fair amount of discussion at Justice on the warrantless physical search issue," says a former senior FBI official. "Discussions about--if happened--where would the information go, and would it taint cases."

FBI Director Robert Mueller was alarmed by the proposal, the two officials said, and pushed back hard against it. "Mueller was personally very concerned," one official says, "not only because of the blowback issue but also because of the legal and constitutional questions raised by warrantless physical searches." FBI spokesman John Miller said none of the FBI's senior staff are aware of any such discussions and added that the bureau has not conducted "physical searches of any location without consent or a judicial order."

In December, the New York Times disclosed the NSA's warrantless electronic surveillance program, resulting in an angry reaction from President Bush. It has not previously been disclosed, however, that administration lawyers had cited the same legal authority to justify warrantless physical searches. But in a little-noticed white paper submitted by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to Congress on January 19 justifying the legality of the NSA eavesdropping, Justice Department lawyers made a tacit case that President Bush also has the inherent authority to order such physical searches.

In order to fulfill his duties as commander in chief, the 42-page white paper says, "a consistent understanding has developed that the president has inherent constitutional authority to conduct warrantless searches and surveillance within the United States for foreign intelligence purposes." The memo cites congressional testimony of Jamie Gorelick, a former deputy attorney general in the Clinton administration, in 1994 stating that the Justice Department "believes, and the case law supports, that the president has inherent authority to conduct warrantless physical searches for foreign intelligence purposes."

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/060327/27fbi...

[wakeme2008]

5. Mmmm does this mean Scotty will be having a BAD day tomorrow

:rofl: :rofl:

[Burried News]

39. I would not want to be in his shoes.

Sleep tight Snotty. See you in the morning hehehehehehe for another fire hydrant moment.

[Inland]

6. What, did Bush deny doing this? What's the entire story?

Been busy.

[CatWoman]

9. Yes

he gave a speech today in Cincinnati and denied it to the hilt.

Lying bastard.

[Emit]

18. Here, on this thread

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=706898&mesg_id=706898

[CatWoman]

20. thanks, Emit

:hi:

I was going nuts looking for it.

[Emit]

28. My pleasure. n/t

[Inland]

25. Thanks. nt

[Catchawave]

Didn't * say there was no connection today?

Just trying to catch up with the B'lies..heh, heh, heh :)

[CatWoman]

12. exactly!!!

[Catchawave]

19. Heh, heh, heh.....

Coming up soon, Love da' Keefer :loveya:

[CatWoman]

23. see the link up above

Emit posted it.

[Clarkie1]

7. Hell, The imbecile tied them together again TODAY.

Just heard him say from a speech today that we are fighting the people in Iraq who attacked us on 9/11.

[napi21]

11. But someone asked him about Saddam's connection to 911, and

he said "I never said there was any connection."

[Clarkie1]

13. Then he contradicted himself.

Then again, what else is new?

Okay...I guess after further thought it's not a contradiction....technically.

So this week the story is although he admits Sadaam had no connection to Al-Queda and lies by saying he did not say that, the people attacking us in Iraq now were the ones who attacked us on 9/11.

I think I have it now. So hard to keep up with all the lies.

[wordpix2]

22. he's a Libby-like liar. Let's see how well Cheney &Rove lie when they're

singing at Libby's trial.

[jbnow]

33. And then went on to say

that he knew he never specifically said Saddam ordered the 9/11 attack. I wondered if he threw that part in to have an out when people found clips or quotes of him tying Saddam with 9/11.

[wakeme2008]

10. OK will liveoaktx or C&L have it posted first

:popcorn:

[Oceansaway]

14. Keith is awesome tonight so far !!

[oasis]

15. Bush's big lie up after the commercial.

[CatWoman]

17. I can't find a link to the story

I know I saw one earlier today.

[oasis]

24. Do you mean to say that it was scrubbed?

:wow: They wouldn't do that.....would they?

[CatWoman]

27. see the DU link above

posted by Emit.

[oasis]

30. Goody.More stuff to help make Bush's numbers hit rock bottom. eom

[CatWoman]

32. Oasis

Liveoak recorded him saying it today: http://www.canofun.com/blog/

[oasis]

44. Thanks Catwoman. and thanks to liveoak too.

[wordpix2]

16. I am about to watch that! Thanks for reminding me to watch Keith tonight!

I'm a big Keith fan. Keith, you've got a following!

[JuniperLea]

21. Nothing like Bush lying on film can make me feel so hopeful!

I was just saying the other day that I would like to see a montage of film clips showing BushCo lies... especially the kind where they say "No, I am not the brain specialist! No! No, I am not!" "Yes! I am the brain specialist!"


I couldn't resist the Monty Python reference:)

[spanone]

26. That was sweet,right after the lying bastard said he never made connection

between Saddam & 9-11.

[JuniperLea]

35. I'd love to see those two film clips side by side:)

I'd like to see all his filmed lies side by side with the first story he told...

[JuniperLea]

29. There was another part of the SOTU that was blatant lies

You have to remember that Chilabi was outed as a liar and BushCo admitted they were given bad intelligence (despite the fact that we deserve a POTUS who knows the difference). Then he turns around and says that Hussein "chose war". I've wanted to ask Dumbya ever since... how did Hussein choose war?

[Disturbed]

31. Saddam offered to leave Iraq before the illegal Invasion.

Bush said it wouldn't matter that Iraq had to be destroyed.

[Mr_Spock]

34. Stone. Cold. Busted!

I love it :D

[CatWoman]

36. Keith is talking about it again!!

and LiveOakTx recorded it:

http://www.canofun.com/cof/forums/forum-view.asp?fid=31

[SeattleGirl]

38. You know, it never ceases to amaze me how these people can

lie without blinking, even though the very things they are lying about saying are on tape and and video I've lost count of how many times they have done this. :eyes:

[Fenris]

37. "Who does he think he's f'ing kidding?"

:D

[brook]

40. Music to my ears! n/t

[CatWoman]

42. BWAHAHA

:rofl:

[walldude]

41. If the rest of the American press had Keith's

um... cajones Bush would be spending the rest of his life clearing brush....

[onehandle]

43. Osama is So 2001.

Knocked down a couple of buildings. Crashed some planes.

Bush really needs to get over this obsessive search. OJ stopped looking. Can't smirk?