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The NBA banished Tim Hardaway from All-Star weekend in Las Vegas because of
his anti-gay remarks. Hardaway, who played in five All-Star games during the 1990s, was already in
Las Vegas to make a series of public appearances this week on behalf of the
league. But after Hardaway said, ``I hate gay people'' during a radio interview,
commissioner David Stern stepped in. ``We removed him from
representing us because we didn't think his comments were consistent with having
anything to do with us,'' Stern told reporters Thursday at the opening of a fan
festival at a Las Vegas casino, part of the NBA's All-Star weekend.
A leader of the Texas House of Representatives apologized Friday for
circulating an appeal to ban the teaching of evolution as derived from “Rabbinic
writings” and other Jewish texts.
Red VP thinks the Quds force may have infiltrated Daytona 500 with a car
after Religious Fanatics find strange serial numbers on a bumper.
Sec of State Rice speech to the Heathens on the mountain side
"I have been to the negations, I have seen the light, my eyes are not
closed: I have won the approval of a deal with North Korea that has been
assailed by conservatives fanatics inside and outside the administration, I
bypassed layers of government policy review that had derailed past efforts to
negotiate an agreement. "
After a meeting in Berlin in mid-January with my top negotiator on North Korea,
Christopher R. Hill, who had just held lengthy sessions with his North Korean
counterparts, I called back to Washington to describe the outlines of the deal
to Stephen J. Hadley, the national security adviser, and then to President Bush.
I only work for "The Decider" : In the past I would let vetting the
details though an interagency process that ordinarily would have brought in Vice
President Dick Cheney’s office, the Defense Department and aides at the White
House and other agencies who had previously objected to rewarding North Korea
before it gives up its weapons. I really don't need some old white honky telling
me how to run the state department, the honky rating is the lowest of a VP ever;
Some complained to me “There was no process here,” “Nothing. There
was no airing of whether this is the way to deal with the North Koreans.” If
you have a grip talk to the "The Decider" he told me "Bring Em
On"
In the past we had formal meetings where objections to such accords were
usually voiced during the president’s first term, they would bring in these religious
fanatics preachers who would tell us how Jesus would deal with the North
Koreans, then would get in a prayer line and pray for a sign, we abandon the
prayer circle we used in Iraq when things kept going bad. That white honky
Bolton said it was a “bad deal,” Hey cracker: you only got to UN
because of Senate recess and then the Senate refuses to re nominate you and you
want it to fail because a black woman bees in charge. You need to go back to the
right wing fanatics that there is a new sheriff in town and she ain't going to grovel
to no Evangelistic fanatics who preachers turn out to be drag queens.
There will no more embarrassing moments like that Terry Shivo where we kissed
that Evangelistic Right wing Fanatics ass and called in congress for a vote.
And to that back stabbing Robert Joseph telling associates privately
what Mr. Bolton has said in public: that the new agreement was no better, and
perhaps worse, than one signed by President Clinton in 1994. He man you know
where my office bees, you want to trash my deal come face the chick and we all
know you resigned, don't let the door hit you in the ass whacko: I know of no
significance of any internal dissent, "The Decider" and I have
made up our minds “First of all, the U.S. government is the U.S. government,”
“And so the decision has been taken. And since people are loyal to decisions
that are taken, I think that everybody expects there to be loyalty to this
decision.” The "Decider" also told me that Boltens assessment sucks;
In "The Deciders" first term, the decision-making
process worked very differently and now we will spend the last two years, trying
to get the ratings up, no more prayer circles or prayer lines, hell I am thin
enough with out all that fasting and chanting we did in "The Decider"
first term, no more hocus pocus, witch doctors or tarot card readers. Before
when State negotiators almost never dealt with the North Koreans without
officials from the Defense Department and the vice president’s office coming
along, a few fanatic preachers and reporting back to a bunch of dumb asses. We
almost got arrested when them Evangelistic Fanatics was running around with
hands held high hollering praise the negotiations show us a sign: they did the
Chinese Secret Service surrounded us and if it hadn't been for this sisters
diplomatic immunity, we would still be in jail eating rice.
I remember when Powell was in State: In one instance, Mr. Cheney like a bully
stepped into the Oval Office to put an end to a discussion under way in Beijing,
when he feared an agreement setting out steps for resolving the nuclear standoff
lacked the tough language on disarmament that he believed Right Wing
Evangelistic Fanatics wanted. Colin L. Powell, then the secretary of state,
learned of the decision after a black-tie dinner. That kind of shit has stopped,
we don't need some Red VP, that can't even go hunting without shooting a lawyer
and then a twenty-four hour cover up that some of the brothers, think was booze.
Hey Red VP, in your Wyoming speech you said you we're glad to be among friends:
Well take you're white ass and go out there with them and go hunting for sheep
or what ever you and the other bigots hunt. When we get rid of the Fanatics we
cut deals and they better get use to looking in from the outside now In this
deal, North Korea has agreed in principle to disarmament, but all discussion
about actually giving up weapons — and what the North might receive in return
— has been deferred. This deal, unlike the 1994 accord, will not “front-load”
benefits to North Korea, and they said that instead it would reward the country
bit by bit, as it carried out a freeze, and the “disablement,” of North
Korea’s nuclear facilities. "The Decider" and I wanted this deal
because in the last two years, foreign policy goals will rise higher on the
agenda this was one of the most delicate national security issues facing
"The Decider" this passed the smell test, nobody will remember no child
left behind but the nuke threat from Korea is over do I hear 08. The heathens
stood and shouted Rice in 08
Thousands of pine beetles cross interstate in Colorado stopping traffic
after truck jackknifed on slippery beetles; Driver was on ED medicine and think
erection had lasted five hours and fainted.
The Democratic-controlled House issued a symbolic rejection of President
Bush's plan to deploy more troops to Iraq on Friday, opening an epic
confrontation between Congress and commander in chief over an unpopular war that
has taken the lives of more than 3,100 U.S. troops. The vote on the nonbinding
measure was 246-182
A United States attorney in Arkansas who was dismissed from his job last
year by the Justice Department was ousted after Harriet E. Miers, the former
White House counsel, intervened on behalf of the man who replaced him, according
to Congressional aides briefed on the matter.
Ms. Miers, the aides said, phoned an aide to Attorney General Alberto R.
Gonzales suggesting the appointment of J. Timothy Griffin, a former military and
civilian prosecutor who was a political director for the Republican National
Committee and a deputy to Karl Rove, the White House political adviser.
Later, the incumbent United States attorney, H. E. Cummins III, was removed
without explanation and replaced on an interim basis by Mr. Griffin. Officials
at the White House and Justice Department declined to comment on Ms. Miers’s
role in the matter. Another United States attorney asked to resign was Carol C. Lam of San
Diego, who departed on Thursday at the request of the Justice Department. Two
days earlier, Ms. Lam announced two indictments, including one against a former
high-ranking Central Intelligence Agency official, in a corruption inquiry that
began with last year’s guilty plea by a former Republican representative,
Randy Cunningham, who was sentenced to more than eight years in prison.