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They probably took a look at New Orleans and saw the results of 50 years of liberal rule. *shiver*

Well, I hate to break it to you, but even Iraq admitted to possessing WMD. Anyways, I don't understand some people's logic. Apparently it's easier to believe that Bush lied and went to war for Israel, Oil, and Haliburton, and that every decision he makes relates somehow to the "military industrial complex", was really the one behind 9/11, but for some reason, no one can allow their minds to open up a little to imagine that WMD may have been transported to Syria? Hello? Earth calling idiots? Do you hear yourselves? LOL

Harper brushes off U.S. criticism of Arctic plan Prime minister-designate Stephen Harper took aim at the American ambassador's criticism of the Conservatives' Arctic sovereignty plan on Thursday, in the party leader's first news conference since winning a minority government. "The United States defends its sovereignty and the Canadian government will defend our sovereignty," Harper told reporters in Ottawa. "It is the Canadian people we get our mandate from, not the ambassador of the United States." A day earlier, David Wilkins, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, said his government opposes Harper's proposed plan to deploy military icebreakers in the Arctic to detect interlopers and assert Canadian sovereignty over those waters. CBC So much for the liberal fearmongering about Harper being a puppet of the evil Bush Administration. Way to go Stephen!!!!!!! See everybody, this is what a real leader with real values, and real positions on issues acts like. God, it's been so long. What a refreshing change from the usual "all things to all people" Paul Martin was. Good riddance Paul.

One of the biggest political a-holes decides to take his turn attacking our new PM. Gore accuses big oil of bankrolling Tories "The election in Canada was partly about the tar sands projects in Alberta," Gore said Wednesday while attending the Sundance Film Festival in Utah. "And the financial interests behind the tar sands project poured a lot of money and support behind an ultra-conservative leader in order to win the election . . . and to protect their interests." Darcie Park, spokeswoman for oilsands giant Suncor Energy, said she's taken aback by Gore's remarks and hopes they don't resonate with Canadians. "Our company just doesn't do business that way. We're really puzzled about where these comments came from," she said. "Canadians understand how elections work in Canada and understand there are these very tight restrictions around what individuals and companies can contribute to individual parties or campaigns." The federal Elections Act limits how much money individuals, corporations and unions can donate to political parties. Individuals are allowed to give as much as $5,000 a year, while companies and unions are capped at $1,000 a year. In their election platform, the Conservatives promised to further limit individual donations to a maximum of $1,000 and ban all donations from corporations, unions and organizations. Parties and candidates are required to make public any contributions exceeding $200. Calgary Herald

Iraq's WMD Secreted in Syria, Sada Says The man who served as the no. 2 official in Saddam Hussein's air force says Iraq moved weapons of mass destruction into Syria before the war by loading the weapons into civilian aircraft in which the passenger seats were removed. The Iraqi general, Georges Sada, makes the charges in a new book, "Saddam's Secrets," released this week. He detailed the transfers in an interview yesterday with The New York Sun. "There are weapons of mass destruction gone out from Iraq to Syria, and they must be found and returned to safe hands," Mr. Sada said. "I am confident they were taken over." Mr. Sada's comments come just more than a month after Israel's top general during Operation Iraqi Freedom, Moshe Yaalon, told the Sun that Saddam "transferred the chemical agents from Iraq to Syria." Link Now, obviously this is almost impossible to know for sure, without Syrian cooperation, however, it wouldn't suprise me at all. Also, I expect all of the liberal/Bashar Assad apologists to be out in full force.

I'm for civil unions, but not gay marriage. "Same-sex" marriage is an oxymoron. That fact that you need to put the term "same-sex" in front of marriage proves the point, that marriage is between a man and a woman.

Intelligence is guess work, especially in regards to closed, freedomless countries. Your accusation of a lie is a lie.

Many American's have watched his movies, especially Fahrenheit 911, that film made a lot of money. The point is, that you're a propagandist liar when you say that the American government has managed to stifle anyone who speaks out against their policy. You're either a liar, or a retard, or both, but either way, please shut up. I'm sick of this kind of crap.

My answer is also no, he doesn't scare me at all. But I found this interesting. How has the government managed to stifle anyone who speaks out against American policy? I see, and hear, and read all kinds of people every day that speak out against American policy. How the hell has Michael Moore been allowed to make his movies? Shouldn't he be locked up in some prison somewhere? Why does this forum attract such retards?

As every logical person has come to realize, the current federal government doesn't deserve anyone's vote, let alone another feeding at the public trough. On monday I'm going to proudly vote Conservative without any guilt or reservation, unlike others who may have to hold their nose while voting Liberal. If you have to hold your nose, are you really doing the right thing? Of course not. And most people have already realized this fact. I have many friends and relatives who have voted Liberal for most of their lives, who, come monday will be switching their vote to Conservative or NDP candidates. Monday is going to be a glorious day, for I feel it will restore my faith in this great country.

What you should have "noticed", is that the debate wasn't centered on whether Iraq possessed illegal weapons, all believed that, the debate was centered on what to do about it, more inspections versus removal from power. Again, France, Germany, Russia, China, and the UN all had intelligence that strongly suggested Iraq possessed illegal weapons and continued to pursuit illegal weapons programs. Your lies may work with a less informed audience, but not with this one, and not in this forum. Re-write your history someplace else.

Anyone remember this particular incident? What Senator Lott said in regards to Strom Thurmond's 1948 presidential campaign, which was opposed to integration: "We're proud of it. And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years either." What Senator Dodd said of Robert Byrd, former recruiter and member of the Ku Klux Klan: “It has often been said that the man and the moment come together. I do not think it is an exaggeration at all to say to my friend from West Virginia that he would have been a great Senator at any moment. Some were right for the time. Robert C. Byrd, in my view, would have been right at any time. I cannot think of a single moment in this nation’s 220-plus-year history where he would not have been a valuable asset to this country,” Really Senator Dodd? You can't think of a single moment in this nation's 220-plus-year history where he would not have been a valuable asset? How about when he was trying to hang Blacks? Jackass. One of these men had to apologize profusely as well as resign from his post as his party's leader in the Senate. But at the same time, one of these men had to barely squeeze out an apology. Hmmm.

Sorry, I hate to introduce you to reality, but if George Bush lied, then France lied, Germany lied, Russia lied, China lied and the United Nations lied. All major intelligence believed that Iraq possessed illegal weapons. Try and spread your lies and propaganda somewhere else. Nice try though, it may fly with a less informed audience, but not this one.

In MLK day speech, Sen. Clinton slams the Bush team, saying GOP Congress is 'run like a plantation' Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton sparked a Martin Luther King Day political firestorm yesterday by describing the GOP-controlled Congress as a "plantation" during a speech before an African-American congregation in Harlem. "When you look at the way the House of Representatives has been run, it has been run like a plantation, and you know what I'm talking about," Clinton (D-N.Y.) told an audience at the Canaan Baptist Church of Christ during an event sponsored by the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network. Newsday And New Orleans Mayor Apologizes for Remark Mayor Ray Nagin apologized Tuesday for a Martin Luther King Day speech in which he predicted that New Orleans would be a "chocolate" city once more and asserted that "God was mad at America." Link Why are these people allowed to get away with this kind of rhetoric with only a slap on the hand? We all know that if a Republican said something like this, they'd be lynched (pun intended).

Are you questioning his patriotism? Cause if there's one thing I've learned, especially from American liberals, is that patriotism is the one thing you absolutely cannot question. I find your actions shocking and appalling.

That's incorrect. Any substantive criticism has been responded to with logic and reason. However, mudslinging from degenerates such as Ted Kennedy deserves no real response, other then to point out his boorish behavior and his drunken hypocrisy. What he tried to do to Samuel Alito was tantamount to McCarthyism. Shame.

Anyways, now that I'm done kicking in Black Dog's teeth with facts regarding CAP, we can all move on to what this thread's topic is suppose to be. Ted Kennedy, and all the drunken hypocrisy that encapsultes him. Kennedy belongs to exclusive club Sen. Edward M. Kennedy belongs to a social club for Harvard students and alumni that was evicted from campus nearly 20 years ago after refusing to allow female members. According to the online membership directory of the Owl Club, the Massachusetts Democrat updated his personal information -- including the address of his home, which is in his wife's name -- on Sept. 7. The club has long been reviled on campus as "sexist" and "elitist" and, in 1984, was booted from the university for violating federal anti-discrimination laws, authored by Mr. Kennedy. WT I wish I was taking a page out of the Black Dog playbook and making this up, but sadly and unbelievably, it's all true.

I could say the same of you. Try backing up your smear and character assassinations next time. Anyways, on to the good stuff. Let's see, Laura Ingraham and Dinesh D'Souza. A woman and a visible minority. Didn't you say that those were the same types of people CAP was fighting to keep out of the University? Yeah you did, and yeah, as usual, you're completely wrong. Oh well, maybe the next time you take a list of talking points from your socialist friends, you'll fact check them. Try doing that on a regular basis, it'll save you a whole lot of embarassment. However, I'm very impressed you were able to admit that you fabricated much of the Laura Bush accident. Hopefully that's the beginning of a new you. Maybe you could make it a belated New Year's resolution? D'Souza (from India) worked for CAP from 1983 to 1985, editing CAP's controversial Prospect magazine. He said a number of the Democratic attacks on Samuel Alito were based on falsehoods. First off, D'Souza (from India) says, one of the two stories from Prospect that Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-MA, read this week at the confirmation hearings was intended as a satire. The 1983 essay "In Defense of Elitism" by Harry Crocker III included this line, read dramatically by Kennedy: "People nowadays just don't seem to know their place. Everywhere one turns blacks and hispanics are demanding jobs simply because they're black and hispanic..." The essay may not have been funny, D'Souza (from India) acknowledges, but Kennedy read from it as if it had been serious instead of an attempt at humor. "I think left-wing groups have been feeding Senator Kennedy snippets and he has been mindlessly reciting them," D'Souza (from India) said. "It was a satire." D'Souza (from India), who edited Prospect in 1985, the year Alito boasted of his membership in CAP in a job application when trying to join the Reagan Justice Department, says he can't remember ever having even heard Alito's name during that era. Moreover, despite Alito's job application, D'Souza (from India) says there was no actual "membership" in CAP; there were financial supporters and people who subscribed to Prospect, but no official organization per se. ABC News

I disagree. Elections aren't a headache. They're a necessary part of democracy. If that's the way you feel, there's plenty of other Countries you can move to where you won't have to worry about all this "crazy" stuff.

Rapist's Prison Sentence Triggers Outrage Burlington, Vermont -- January 4, 2005 There was outrage Wednesday when a Vermont judge handed out a 60-day jail sentence to a man who raped a little girl many,many times over a four-year span starting when she was seven. The judge said he no longer believes in punishment and is more concerned about rehabilitation. Prosecutors argued that confessed child-rapist Mark Hulett, 34, of Williston deserved at least eight years behind bars for repeatedly raping a littler girl countless times starting when she was seven. But Judge Edward Cashman disagreed explaining that he no longer believes that punishment works. "The one message I want to get through is that anger doesn't solve anything. It just corrodes your soul," said Judge Edward Cashman speaking to a packed Burlington courtroom. Most of the on-lookers were related to a young girl who was repeatedly raped by Mark Hulett who was in court to be sentenced. The sex abuse started when the girl was seven and ended when she was ten. Prosecutors were seeking a sentence of eight to twenty years in prison, in part, as punishment. Link

Hey everyone, I just found out that Ted Kennedy's dog is named Splash. I'm not joking. I repeat, I'm not joking. How freaking sick and twisted is that?

Either does the Democratic mafia. See, we can all participate in this ridiculous type of language. Let's all follow Black Dog's lead. Hmm, that's interesting, why then did they have women and blacks as editors? Oh that's right, because you're a full of shit liar, silly me, I forgot. Wow, you mean there's a problem with lobbyists in Washington? Hmm, must be a new phenomenon. Let's see, warrantless spying under the law, legalized interrogation, and the ongoing battle for freedom in Iraq. I think I remember a topic in another thread of an Iraqi women who had a message for Black Dog and people of that ilk. Go to hell. If you enjoy people living under tyranny so much, move to Cuba. There's nothing illegal about what President Bush did. And when you disparage him, you disparage everyone else who served in that unit during the Vietnam War. Apparently serving in the National Guard isn't "real service". Maybe you can explain that to all the former National Guardsmen. Chickenhawk. And no, it's not technically draft dodging. She was 16, and there was no alcohol involved. Oops. Not a drunk adult male who waited 10 hours before telling anyone. But keep defending him, it's humorous, like it is when you people defend Castro, Chavez, and Hussein. Opinion and projection, but not truth. After reading your litany of posts, you're the last person to be commenting on ethics. Why don't you find some other 16 year olds who've been in car accident's to use as political fodder. I'm sure there's a long list of them. It'll be fun for you. You can even make up that they were drinking. I'm sure that'll be fun for you too.

I saw the best t-shirt today. It's called the Chappaquiddick Triathlon, drink, drive, swim. Here's a link, T-Shirt

Shut up about objective. The majority of Canadian media leans far to the left. Martin's catching the most heat because he's the PM and he belongs to the party neck deep in corruption and scandal. Tough crap, go whine somewhere else.

That's too funny. But she's probably right, or it's that damn Richard Perle! They're always up to no good. Psst, by the way, did you know that Richard Perle and Stephen Harper both have the letter r in their name? Scary stuff huh.