FUCK YOU CONDI RICE

[Hissyspit]

You Slimy Weaselly Lying Dissembling Rationalizing Inhuman War Criminal Scum





THIS is the blood that is STILL on your hands:

May 6, 2009:

"We the undersigned students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other concerned members of the Stanford community, believe that high officials of the U.S. Government, including our former Provost, current Political Science Professor, and Hoover Institution Senior Fellow, Condoleezza Rice, should be held accountable for any serious violations of the Law (included ratified treaties, statutes, and/or the U.S. Constitution) through investigation and, if the facts warrant, prosecution, by appropriate legal authorities."

I stated, "By nailing this petition to the door of the President's office, we are telling Stanford that the university should not have war criminals on its faculty. There is prima facie evidence that Rice approved torture and misled the country into the Iraq War. Stanford has an obligation to investigate those charges."

And Fuck You John Yoo, Too.

LAWRENCE O'DONNELL INTERVIEW HERE: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=385&topic_id=581121&mesg_id=581121

[NYC_SKP]

1. Recommended. (nt)

[SheilaT]

2. Don't hold back.

Tell us what you really think.

:hi:

[niyad]

4. exactly what I was thinking.

[BillyJack]

7. oh we won't (I'm not associated with Stanford) but I LOATHE her past actions n/t

[Hissyspit]

16. She brought up her students TO DEFEND THIS THAT SHE DID

She is FILTH:

[Hissyspit]

26. VIDEO: Rachel Maddow's Response to Rice's Interview

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x581138

[Fire1]

86. O'Donnell is lying. Dr. Rice DID address the issue of finding

no WMD, saying they acted on intel THEY WERE PROVIDED.

[JackRiddler]

92. Funny how I had better and more confirmable intel from the papers at the time...

at least those willing to cover El-Baradei, Scott Ritter, Hans Blix, and the well-known history of how the UN mission DESTROYED ALMOST ALL WMD CAPABILITIES OF IRAQ BY 1993.

There is no excuse for these liars claiming otherwise. She was in the admin from the start and knows very well that the Bush regime after stealing the election arrived with the intent to attack Iraq as soon as feasible, as administration renegades like O'Neil made clear. She knows they were liars, and she knows the Powell presentation to the UN was bullshit through and through. How can anyone know it? Watch it and pay attention to the construction of an invalid case being made right in front of you. It's all, I point at a picture of a truck or a container and make up bullshit about what's inside. They rely on public credulity (US public, not world) and their ascribed authority of position, not on anything that would pass as a presentation of evidence in any real court or even academic debate.

At any rate, since the aggressive war was launched by the Bush regime the details of the Niger forgeries, the Plame witchhunt and many other lies devised in constructing the "WMD" myth have emerged. They are NAKED. Only respect for authority prevents anyone from seeing it.

.

[JPZenger]

99. Anyone who read Knight-Ridder's Coverage Knew the Lies While They were Happening

The late great Washington Bureau of the Knight-Ridder newspapers provided detailed and accurate coverage of the lies - while they were happening. There were detailed news stories during the build-up to the war that exposed the deceit. They were largely based upon mid-level career professionals from the State Dept. and other federal agencies who were talking to key reporters, because they were so shocked at what was going on.

Meanwhile, the other national media outlets were relying entirely upon political appointees for their information.

Knight-Ridder included large circulation newspapers in Philadelphia, Florida and California, among other places.

[Hissyspit]

142. +1000

[dhill926]

102. + infinity...........

[JDPriestly]

110. It's the president's job to carefully question all intelligence,

all facts and all opinion presented to him.

This morning I received a copy of an e-mail excoriating President Obama for carefully listening to all sides, all opinions available to him before giving the signal to get Bin Laden. Obama did exactly what a president is supposed to do -- exercise utmost caution before taking human lives and listen to the critics as well as the advocates of an idea.

Bush's mistake was to simply swallow the intelligence he received whole without chewing, without considering its merit.

Either that, or (and there is a very good chance this is the reality) the whole bit about the faulty intelligence is a big fat lie.

If you read the Sorenson book on Paul O'Neill's experiences in the first year or so of the Bush White House, The Price of Loyalty, you will learn that within the first months of the Bush presidency, Bush's top foreign advisers were discussing how to parcel out the Iraq oil fields.

If O'Neill's book is true, then there is a strong likelihood that the faulty intelligence was not the fault of our intelligence apparatus. There is no evidence that O'Neill's book is false. Thus, the faulty intelligence was simply an excuse for the Bush administration to do what it wanted: invade Iraq and take control of the oil fields.

We all rationalize our mistakes. We all need to make ourselves look and feel better than we deserve. It is human nature. Condoleeza Rice is human, and that is what she is doing and did in the O'Donnell interview. She is trying to make herself look better than her reality.

[Duval]

115. Respectfully disagree. n/t

[Hissyspit]

141. Bullshit.

They stovepiped and fabricated intel. There was PLENTY of outcry that the intel was questionable AT THE TIME, including from the intel agencies.

DOCTOR Rice knows damn well, too.

[solarman350]

145. intel wasn't "Provided," it was fabricated by the bush CRIME family

So, let's keep it straight...at least on this forum. Not defending the CIA, but they went along for the ride on this one. Outing of Valerie Plame by the bush CRIME family clearly illustrates that. The "just following orders" excuse doesn't work here either.....EVEN if you substitute "intel" for "orders." Eventually, CIA agents will definitively prove that the intel they provided to the bush CRIME family was not the same intel that the latter claims to have acted on. Wikileaks might even have ALREADY leaked this.

[jmowreader]

147. Who provided them the intelligence?

IIRC Bush was running a separate intelligence processing facility in the days leading up to the war. The only reason I can think of to do that--considering the national centers provide good information--is Bush wanted an IPF in place that would always tell him what he wanted to hear.

So! If Bush's IPF was telling him Saddam was making chemical warfare agents, the rest of the intelligence community was telling him they weren't and Bush wanted to use an Iraqi chemical program as justification for the war he'd decided to hold long before he was installed, do you really think he's going to listen to the rest of the community?

[solarman350]

149. Where is the intel document or file that bush used as actionable intel to invade Iraq?

That's the file that needs to be subpoenaed in a court case (Hague/ICC, etc.). If it got released to the Public in an electronic form, the link to that would be helpful.

[jmowreader]

156. Just off the top of my head, I'd say there's not one

Let me ask you a very simple yet very sincere question: If you were the person giving Bush the "actionable intel" necessary to invade Iraq, intel which used the "RECTINT" (rectal intelligence--basically, pulling it out of your ass) discipline, would you put anything on paper? I know I wouldn't.

[solarman350]

157. Actionable Intel Would have an electronic/hardcopy record

I sincerely doubt that it was verbal, and not written down. You weave a great narrative, but I doubt that's how it REALLY went down.

[OnyxCollie]

161. Good luck trying to find a record.

http://oversight-archive.waxman.house.gov/documents/20070420120552.pdf

Mike Duncan
Chairman
Republican National Committee
3 10 First Street, SE Washington, DC 20003
April 20, 2007

Dear Mr. Duncan:

I am writing to inform you that I will be scheduling a business meeting of the Committee for Wednesday, April 25,2007, to consider a motion to subpoena the Republican National Committee for documents relating to possible violations of the Presidential Records Act and the Hatch Act by White House officials.

The Committee has sent four separate letters to the RNC over the past month regarding the use by White House officials ofe-mail accounts controlled by the RNC. As you know, the Committee has requested basic information about the e-mail accounts, such as the identity of the officials using these accounts and the volume of relevant e-mail communications in the RNC's possession.

The Committee has also requested a limited set of e-mails related to whether Bush Administration officials have used federal resources to help Republican political candidates.
In response to these repeated and reasonable requests, the RNC has failed to provide any of the requested documents. Moreover, the RNC has refused to provide even the most basic information within its possession regarding who at the White House held RNC e-mail accounts or how often they communicated through these accounts.

I hope you will reconsider the RNC's position. If the RNC provides the information and documents requested by the Committee before April 25 or commits to a firm production schedule that will meet the Committee's needs, I will reassess whether compulsory measures are necessary.

THIS WEEK in review: White House Says It Destroyed Hard Drives = CREW v. EOP
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x3047807


Email-Gate FACTS: Felons, georgewbush.com, gwb43.com , et. al.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x523978

[jmowreader]

166. Dude! We're talking about George W. Bush!

The absence of hardcopy was no impediment to Bush's mission of invading Iraq and killing Saddam, damn the consequences.

The real scary thing is, even if Bush's own "tell me what I want to hear" intel facility would have told the Republicons there's no reason to attack Iraq, they would have decided to do it anyway and said something like "Intelligence reveals Saddam has an active nuclear and chemical weapons program." The nice thing about intelligence is that it's classified. If the press would have asked to see the product: "I'm sorry, that's classified." To know which agency picked it up: "I'm sorry, that's classified." You can go on and on with this, but Shrub could very easily have lied his way into a war using "secret information" that only the White House and the originating agency--which, of course, is Cheney's ass because no one in the Bush Administration was as full of shit as he--can see.

[MasonJar]

150. The Bush adninistration had the UN inspectors in Iraq and

removed them so they could attack, even though those inspectors made it quite clear there were no weapons. The Bushista wanted to attack and kill Iraqi civilians and leaders for its own reasons. They knew full well that Iraq was no threat to the USA. They LIED. THAT INCLUDES RICE.

[Liberal_in_LA]

8. +5

[WinkyDink]

63. STILL not what that b**** deserves, which is a trial at the Hague with her husb....Bush.

[russspeakeasy]

83. Good job WinkyDink. My sentiments exactly.

[rainlillie]

108. ITA!!!

[butterfly77]

136. Exactly..

they also use the same tactics when they don't want to answer questions. Let me finish!Let me finish!

[steve2470]

3. k&r nt

[malaise]

5. K & R

She has reignited another debate. Back to the WMDs and her lie about Canada.

[ClusterFreak]

27. Finally somebody else besides me noticed the Canada lie!!

I just about shit when she said Canada was part of the coalition!! It had to have been deliberate too, because the fact that Canada did NOT go with Bush into Iraq would have been something which Condi and the whole Bush regime would remember. They wouldn't forget that their closest neighbour and best friend on this planet refused to join them on this. Condi didn't misspeak....she just thought she could blow it by Lawrence by saying it, which unfortunately for him, worked. People like you and I caught it though!!

:thumbsup:

on edit: But we did go to Afghanistan. And like the U.S., nearly a decade later we are still there. Fighting and dying.

[buzzard]

44. That really irked me how does one blatantly lie and everyone accept it?

[rhett o rick]

139. There were a number of failures. One the Democrats were hiding under their desks afraid to look

unpatriotic. Two the media was/is in the pockets of those profiting from war. They didn't do their job. Three, we the general public basically stayed home and let our government murder hundreds of thousands of innocents. History will not look kindly at this.

[admonish]

56. she was thinking Harper had a majority back then

Canada did not join in Iraq's shenanigans but had Harper had his majority as he does now, he'd probably have joined in. I swear the Christian fundies from both sides of the border will follow a path to bring Jesus back irregardless of these facts a: it's been tried many times unsuccessfully before and b: Jesus makes His own rules and c: sane but lazy will eventually begin to vote these nutjobs out of the loop. O.K. rule c: sounds as crazy as a Christian fundie but I can only have faith in the people, can't I?

[nonperson]

61. The Bush war criminals told so many lies it's hard to keep track

But the Canada lie has been repeated by others, notably Arnold Schwarzenegger while making a speech IN Canada:

http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Politics/20110128/schwarzenegger-montreal-troops-110128/

Schwarzenegger praises Canadian troops ... in Iraq

(Much like that other idiot Ann Coulter trying to put Canada in Vietnam)

Another lie Kindasleazy repeated last night (and after all, lying is all she did in the interview) was her continued insistence that Bush attacked Iraq because of the threat Iraq posed but later Rice compared the Iraq invasion with Libya! I was waiting for O'Donnell to criticize Rice's bait and switch. Did Bush attack Iraq because of a false threat his administration ginned up or was it a humanitarian effort? An even more ridiculous falsehood.

They're free to continue spreading their lies because we didn't insist they face justice for those lies and the literally millions of lives their lies destroyed. This is one great failure of the Democratic Party and the nation as a whole. We can still bring them to justice.

Now that bin Laden is dead it's time we make bringing our own war criminals and terrorists to justice a top priority.

[spooky3]

95. Yes, I didn't think Lawrence was as well-prepared as he should have been.

His staff prepared some good questions, but he didn't seem adequately prepared for her answers, which surprised me, because some were predictable. As a result she was able to deflect him and get him to back down then move onto other questions.

[butterfly77]

135. I agree...

All through the interview I kept saying.Why doesn't he keep asking her what did Iraq have to do with finding Osama and what did it have to do with 911..

[Hissyspit]

143. I agree. He was right that there was world opposition to the war at the time, but

did not list examples, just brought up the coalition.

Inspectors objected, legal experts objected, governments objected and we had the largest anti-war demonstrations in history before the start of the war.

[Thornleylv]

60. That's right

I caught that also when she could not come up with more than four countries that were part of the coalition she lied and said Canada. They never helped in that war. Maybe the first Iraq war. She can not stop lying.

[Urban Prairie]

6. Including Doug Feith, FUCK YOU, Feith!! n/t

[bdamomma]

9. blood pressures are rising damn criminals

they ALL should be in jail.

[bleever]

10. K&R.

Thank you for saying so, Mr. Spit.

:patriot:

[Lint Head]

11. Wonder if GWB had a thing for this promoter of death of American soldiers and innocent people.

You know what they say about like minds.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

57. yes, and something about birds/of a feather; dogs/fleas too. n/t

[nonperson]

106. Rice did accidentally refer to Bush as her "husband"

A match made in hell, for sure.

http://www.slate.com/id/2099516/

Condi's Inner Life

What Freudian slips do—or don't—tell us about politicians.

By Laura KipnisPosted Monday, April 26, 2004, at 6:36 PM ET

"Could preternaturally self-composed National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice actually have a roiling inner life? Is she tormented by needs, longings, embarrassing fantasies? So the world wondered after New York reported what it benevolently called a "poignant faux pas" committed by Rice at a recent D.C. dinner party. What Rice reportedly said was this: "As I was telling my husb—" before abruptly breaking off and correcting herself: "As I was telling President Bush." Jaws dropped, we're told. And though nobody thinks Bush and Rice are "actually an item," we were nevertheless reminded that the unmarried Condi does regularly spend weekends with the president and first lady."

Ewwwwwwwwww. The thought of those two together is akin to watching slugs mate.

[laconicsax]

154. Terrible analogy.

Slugs mating is really amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhVi4Z6CjZk

[nonperson]

170. The analogy is appropriate, IMO

Slugs mate suspended on a strand of mucous. Perfect analogy for these two snots.

[whathehell]

165. If that scenario were real, though, one thing is sure: She would be the "brains" of the outfit. n/t

[patrice]

12. I am sorry to admit that I get some pleasure out of the nickname: Kinda Sleazy Rice

[patrice]

14. Woman never gave a rat's ass about anyone, least of all any of us suckers. nt

[AlbertCat]

76. Woman never gave a rat's ass about anyone,

SHE is responsible more than anyone for 9/11.... because, like all Repugs (apparently) they can't do their jobs.

[Kolesar]

13. 40 recs in 14 minutes

Yes, I saw that segment too!

[Mira]

15. I want to recommend all you are saying by 1000 - AT LEAST

Thank you for posting every shred of this.
She is in this book of mine


It's a slim volume, but her mug is in there for sure.

[jillan]

17. Talk about revisionist history - she is full of shit! She said that they thought "maybe' Saddam

had nukes. I watched that speech at the UN, they showed pictures where the nukes supposedly were.

[gateley]

18. K and fucking R. nt

[sabrina 1]

19. Omg, rivers of blood! I remember that scene on TV

and many more like it, with the blood running down Iraqi streets and cried! :cry:

She is a cold, hard, war criminal who continues to lie and continues to think people believe her.

K&R

[myrna minx]

20. K&R -I was left speechless after that interview. n/t

[Hamlette]

21. so I'm thinking I shouldn't watch the interview on rerun?

[IamK]

22. maybe a feel good but just a waste of time.... focus on something

that may happen

[Hissyspit]

24. I focus on stuff that may happen all the time.

Did all through the Bush administration. Never forgetting is stuff that may happen. Thanks very much.

[JackRiddler]

127. This is the mentality that allows crime to prevail, over and over again.

[whathehell]

23. I do not believe I've ever seen a more ARROGANT person in my entire life.

I could barely stand watching her.


Edited for punctuation.

[spooky3]

96. She fits the role of some top academic officials very well, unfortunately.

She probably honed the skill while Provost at Stanford. They often are perfectly capable of lying condescendingly, and many become narcissistic if they weren't before starting the job.

[whathehell]

133. I heard a story of her "dressing down" a store clerk who showed her some sort of jewelry, I believe

that she thought was somehow too "cheap" and beneath her to

contemplate. I believe she said something like

"YOU may have to wear those things, but I do not"!

The story left me with the impression of her being

an insufferable elitist who "looked down" on others.

[spooky3]

138. unless the clerk had been rude to her, I don't understand that kind of response

You can be the richest person in the world, who wants a million $ piece of jewelry, and say the same thing nicely, something like, "sorry I may have been confusing about what I'm looking for...what I would like to see would be x, y, z...would you have anything like that here?"

[whathehell]

140. I don't believe the clerk was rude to her...Considering the way she

treated L O'D, she's just an arrogant, high handed POS.

[quinnox]

25. I can't stand her and still recall

DUers who were saying nice things about her just because they were in love with a certain candidate during the primary race of 2008, when she spoke positively of their candidate.

Condi Rice really is one of the slimiest political operatives I have ever seen. I just wish she would have faded away by now, damn.

[rbrnmw]

28. Thank you and let me add a Fuck You Condi to yours

[mountainlion55]

29. All that blood

In addition our military used depleted uranium in all the ammo. Mutated babies and a host of other afflictions due to its use. Condi a definite big time war criminal:mad:

[deaniac21]

30. Thank goodness we are getting out of the wars now.

[A-Schwarzenegger]

31. The brilliant little girl who would never open her mouth to admit that she was oh so very wrong

because her wrongness had raised a lake of blood up to her tight little lips.

[WinkyDink]

64. Yeah, except for that "brilliant" part.

[polly7]

32. wtf???

She named 'the Canadians' as one of the coalition on the ground 'in Iraq' firing weapons.

He's got her rattled.

How frustrating for him must that interview have been. I was pissed off just listening to her lies and spin.

[jeremyfive]

33. 100% Agreed. Lying Scum Condoleeza Rice was the WORST!

I just remember her traveling from country to country lying about the United States torture program. As the torture program was revealed, it was clear that Rice had been covering up this horror that violated our signed treaties.

[JackRiddler]

93. Hardly. She was on the A- or B+ level of authority and therefore should be treated nicely...

assuming she is willing to testify as a witness for the prosecution (no immunity but considerations of shorter sentence) in the trial of the main war criminals, Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Feith, Bremer, Franks et al.

[Jakes Progress]

34. K&R for the headline alone.

And kudos to Stanford community.

[Blacksheep214]

35. Rove is right

Bush had the tools in place!

[SusanaMontana41]

36. Nothing I can add to a perfect post. Thanks, Hissy. n/t

[Firebrand Gary]

37. K&R

Criminal

[RagAss]

38. She's in my Hall of Fame of people that make me throw up in my mouth.

[GoCubsGo]

71. She causes too much of it to fit in my mouth.

[Scurrilous]

39. K & R

:thumbsup:

[jwirr]

40. They have really managed to justify all the lying and killing they did

with these half truths. She is so arrogant that she cannot even admit that they did anything wrong. 4400+ died for their lies and the number is still growing.

[tex-wyo-dem]

46. yes, 4400+ U.S. service men and women have died...

Because of her, and every other neo-con lying criminal in the bush* years, but this does not count the mercenaries and contractors, the tens-of-thousands of wounded, not to mention the million+ Iraqi civilians that were killed or wounded because of these criminal actions. The human toll has been staggering.

One thing about the neo-cons: they are world-class liers, and Condi is among the most adept. It amazes me her ability to lie with such conviction.

[jwirr]

49. I think she really thinks she is telling the truth. There is no fool like

one that believes their own lies.

[WinkyDink]

66. No, she does not. She simply knows where her money comes from.

[spooky3]

97. that's my opinion as well.

There are all too many people who are more than happy to lie to get out of real work, for being nicely taken care of.

[Frank Cannon]

167. She's the worst liar on the face of the Earth. She's laughably bad.

She shakes like a frightened chihuahua whenever she tells an untruth. It's an obvious "tell" that makes me wonder how she ever got drafted by the Bush-Cheney boys to begin with.

[WinkyDink]

65. Never mind the amputees and brain-damaged.

[rhett o rick]

124. I would call it rationalizing. They are examples of class sociopathy. What her class thinks is ok is

wayyyy different than what our class thinks is ok. So what if hundreds of thousands die. They are just collateral damage.
The Ruling Class makes no errors by definition. They have been ordained to rule.

[Oilwellian]

41. Indeed

Never forget.

[PatSeg]

42. Oh god

I forgot how arrogant and rude she was. I remember her doing the same thing during the 9/11 commission and during a senate hearing, not letting anyone get a word in and talking down to people. What a condescending bitch!

[glinda]

50. `Arrogant & rude but scared & defensive for living a ton of lies. Truth is closing in..

[PatSeg]

53. You're right about the

"scared and defensive". I've heard it in her voice many times when she was testifying. Her voice becomes very shallow and shaky, and that's when she talks over people. I think it was during the 9/11 commission hearings that she was accused of filibustering to suck of all the questioner's time.

Personally, I would have thought she would disappear from the public scene to avoid this sort of confrontation. Guess some people have to keep defending the indefensible.

[glinda]

116. I think she is thrown out in front of Bush and Cheney as a line of defense.

[PatSeg]

122. Just taking one for the team!

If she'd ever married, I could picture her as the dominated, abused spouse.

[glinda]

132. Ya know, she has known GWB for years since college. Therein lies her loyalty I think.

[PatSeg]

151. It does have that blind loyalty feel about it

I can't see it, but its possible she really is devoted to that goof-ball for some reason.

[glinda]

160. I think they have a "thang" personally.

[PatSeg]

162. I know a lot of people have said that

and it does make sense, but when I look at them, I just can't see it. She looks too intellectual for him and he's SO unappealing, but I suppose anything is possible.

[Frank Cannon]

168. Remember when she accidently referred to him as her "husband"?

Strange Freudian slip, that. It almost makes me wonder whether they've sexed.

I'm sorry, I just made myself :puke: a little bit.

[PatSeg]

169. Okay, I do remember that

Now I need to forget it again, yuck.

[glinda]

171. That "slip" would be difficult for anyone to make.

[suffragette]

43. K&R

[Tripod]

45. Good stuff, K&R!

[xocet]

47. K & R n/t

[tomm2thumbs]

48. perhaps she is considering a Presidential run, encouraged by others behind the scenes

[WinkyDink]

68. More than she wants will come out, if so.

[colorado_ufo]

129. The other candidates would have her on a bagel for breakfast.

In a Presidential debate, she would not have unlimited time to babble on, and the other candidates - interested in their own success - would not be prepared to show her any deference, including the other Repub candidates. Hillary Clinton would verbally eviscerate her.

She would run with her tail between her legs.

[The Wizard]

51. She makes normal people

want to vomit.

[cascadiance]

52. And Madeline Albright's father, Josef Korbel, was her faculty advisor at U. of Denver...

... who talked her out of being a music major in to a career in international studies, which of course ultimately lead to her being Secretary of State. Korbel happened to also be my father's faculty advisor as well there on his career path to international studies.

Coincidentally, a little over a year ago right after Pearl Harbor day, I got back from a trip to visit my father when he passed away then, and I watched Laura Flanders' show on my DVR when I got back from the night he passed away, and she was interviewing the director for American Faust, a documentary on Condi Rice. Freaked me out and kind of made me ill then too!

[joshcryer]

54. rec

[lonestarnot]

55. Yeah fuck you BeaverCON!

[barbtries]

58. i hate her so much

and she lies so much, i don't think i can watch the interview. is it worth it?

[Solly Mack]

59. Oh well....those war criminals are free to say and do as they please.

Being free gives them that chance...to continue to lie...freely....in their freedom....being free from prisons.

[Hubert Flottz]

62. You guys are pretty tough on GI George's main squeeze.

"CONdie plays some mean piano/organ but she ain't so hot at ragtime," George Dumbya Bushwhacker

[lunatica]

67. Rachel Maddow's analysis skewered Condi

Condi Rice doesn't see any reason to learn from the past. That's quite profound on the part of Maddow. Maddow is turning out to be the smartest person in the room.

[polly7]

90. Rachel is right. The horror didn't affect them personally except to profit from it, so they

would see no reason to learn from it. No conscience whatsoever. Bush, Rice, Cheney and Rumsfeld are probably the coldest people I've seen interviewed in my life.

[gauguin57]

69. She was very funny on "30 Rock," though.

So, perhaps she should stick to fiction ... she's good at that.

[GoCubsGo]

70. "FUCK YOU!!!" doesn't even begin to cover it.

There are no words do describe the contempt I have for this creature and her ilk.

[Warren Stupidity]

72. I'll 210th that.

[RayStar]

73. Disgraceful

Condi is a disgrace to all humans.

[graywarrior]

74. We were wrong assuming that Cheney was Voldemort

Condi is. What a viper.

[neoralme]

75. This woman makes my skin crawl.

[Octafish]

77. 'No one ever imagined a domestic airplane could be used as a weapon.'

FUCK YOU, CONDESCENDA!

Bush knew.

[yesphan]

78. K & R nt

[closeupready]

79. Amen to that - K&R.

"Mushroom cloud" deceiver. :mad:

[The Backlash Cometh]

80. Yes, but what shoes was she wearing at the O'Donnell interview?

That's all I want to know.

[OnyxCollie]

85. She was wearing these.

It's the Joseph Goebbels spring collection.

[The Backlash Cometh]

88. Those spikes look lethal.

[colorado_ufo]

131. She loved playing the part, didn't she?

[The Backlash Cometh]

153. Definitely into role playing.

It was always about selling the Bush plan, trying to twist, fold and mutilate the facts of 9/11 to hide their incompetence and follow the plan they had wanted to follow even before Bush got into the Whitehouse.

[jmowreader]

148. She should have been wearing Steve Martin's cruel shoes

Carlo disappeared into the back room for a moment, and then reappeared carrying an ordi nary shoebox. He took off the lid and removed a hideous pair of black and white pumps. But this was not an ordinary pair of black and white pumps; both were left feet, one had a right angle turn with separate compartments that pointed the toes in impossible directions. The other shoe was six inches long and was curved inward like a rocking chair with a vise and razor blades to hold the foot in place.

[Jim_Shorts]

81. she looks psychotic to me

Anyone who can twist logic into a pretzel and push a policy that killed tens of thousands of people should be put away somewhere.

She looks manic when she plays the piano. Mania, narcissism and delusional behavior often go together.

[fascisthunter]

82. sociopath... look upon thee and you shall know them

[opihimoimoi]

84. KnR #248 She was too dumb to be National Security Advisor...or too much in the SCAM

She can Lie with the rest of them.....what a woman...sheer audacity

[PRETZEL]

87. Wish I caught the whole thing,

only the last couple of segments,

Someone upthread noted, correctly, scared and defensive. Totally true. Scared to realize that the inability to think critically and to do due diligence on the shitty intel that was being shoved up her ass by those who wanted revenge against Saddam. Defensive in that she has to live with this knowledge.

[Oceansaway]

89. k & r...nt

[RoccoR5955]

91. K & R n/t

[ElsewheresDaughter]

94. with a 2x4 sideways!

[nonperson]

100. A 2x4 sideways would fall out

Why do you think Chevron put her name on the side of a supermax oil tanker?

http://articles.sfgate.com/2001-04-05/news/17594163_1_oil-tanker-oil-giant-condoleezza-rice

Critics Knock Naming Oil Tanker Condoleezza
April 05, 2001|By Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer

"The double-hulled giant, Condoleezza Rice, is part of the international tanker fleet of the San Francisco-based multinational oil firm, named several years ago in honor of Rice when she was a Chevron board member and stockholder."

[KamaAina]

98. If it makes them feel any better, John Yoo is on the Berkeley law faculty

so The Big War Criminals Game is tied. :P

[proud2BlibKansan]

101. Amen

[FlyByNight]

103. Requisite K & R

[librechik]

104. empahatically agree n/t

[WheelWalker]

105. Rec'd for unambiguous intent n/t

[rainlillie]

107. Thank you and much love to Hissyspit!

[bluecoat_fan]

109. A BIG K&R

[blm]

111. She did it for George. She allowed herself to be deluded by him and will lie for him to her grave.

Salute to Hissyspit.

[mochajava666]

112. Heck of a job, Condi! You make Brownie look competent.

The soft prejudice of low expectations has worked out well for you.

[Dokkie]

113. K & R

[orbitalman]

114. A truly excellent post, Hissy. Did Condi think for a minute....

her lies would not CATCH UP with her? Also, we knew even at the time she was in office.:grr:

[Fire Walk With Me]

117. When Obama was laying a wreath at Ground Zero, Rumsfeld was at the Pentagon.

My first thought was "oh, are they going to arrest him? Yay!"

[Kurovski]

118. Where's the justice?

K&R

[SalviaBlue]

119. K&R

[Blue Owl]

120. and the FAKE COWBOY too

n/t

[lpbk2713]

121. ... and the chimp she rode in on.

:rofl:

[Zambero]

123. END this interview? So why did your "security team" START a war based on lies?

It sounds like Lawrence may have touched a nerve -- too close to the truth perhaps?

[BrklynLiberal]

125. She will never get anything but disgust from me...

[TxVietVet]

126. Condomlicker Rice deserves to be dumped off in Iraq.

The bitch would then get just what she deserves. Let the Iraqis and Afghanis deal with the slimy bitch. :nuke:

[Plucketeer]

134. I like that idea!

Give her a shovel and a metal detector and let her loose on Iraqi sands to redeem herself. :grr:

[akbacchus_BC]

159. I would not wish her that as it is saying Muslims are barbaric. Her

conscience should be her guide, she is such a fucking moron. O'donnell asked her, did you speak to GW and she said yes, she was clearly lying. Those fuckers have no conscience!

These fuckers are rich and they do not give a shit about the working class or the poor people of America. Fuck her!

[KeepItReal]

128. Here's the warning Condi got PERSONALLY January 2001:

The crux of the issue is a January 25, 2001, memo on al-Qaeda from counterterrorism coordinator Richard Clarke to National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, the first terrorism strategy paper of the Bush administration.

Clarke's memo, described below, "urgently" requested a high-level National Security Council review on al-Qaeda and included two attachments: a declassified December 2000 "Strategy for Eliminating the Threat from the Jihadist Networks of al-Qida: Status and Prospects" and the September 1998 "Pol-Mil Plan for al-Qida," the so-called Delenda Plan, which remains classified.

Despite Clarke's request, there was no Principals Committee meeting on al-Qaeda until September 4, 2001.

http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB147/

[colorado_ufo]

130. Richard Clarke, with his "hair on fire."

It's amazing to see the members of the BFEE being resurrected after bin Laden's demise.

[rhett o rick]

137. Kicking to keep that subject line up there. nm

[im1013]

144. Excellent Rant!!!

K & R!!


:toast:

[Left coast liberal]

146. I know. I couldn't take more than 2 minutes of her with Lawrence.

That she is STILL espousing the lies after all this time...well...it just makes me sick.

She's such a bitch!

[Blacksheep214]

152. With her it's not racial

but let President Obama do anything and there it is, over the top hatred and unwarranted attacks.

I never saw any of that with Rice. I guess being a Republican liar and shill lets you in the white boys club and gives you immunity.

Her lies are defended while Obama's truth is derided as lies.

This country is truly screwed up.

[Blacksheep214]

155. I just noticed

She's wearing the trademark Bush pearl necklace.

Pod people, pod people!

[akbacchus_BC]

158. I agree with you. That woman must be Bush's side kick! He asked

her a question and she was quick on the defence regarding Bush and even threatened to end the interview. Fools like her will never learn!

[upi402]

163. "And Fuck You John Yoo, Too." ^+1,000 n/t

[Iwillnevergiveup]

164. This made me feel better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FdFf7_yUVc

Barbara Boxer asking, "Who pays the price?"