http://www.globalsecurity.org/security/library/news/2007/07/sec-070724-whitehouse01.htm
President Bush Discusses War on Terror in South Carolina
For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
July 24, 2007
Charleston Air Force Base
Charleston, South Carolina
11:50 A.M. EDT
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Please be seated. Thank you, Colonel. Thanks for the hospitality and kind introduction. I'm proud to be with the men and women of the Air Force, the Navy, the Marines, the Army and the Coast Guard. Thanks for serving. Thanks for wearing the uniform of the United States of America.
I'm proud to be back here in the great state of South Carolina. I'm proud to be with some of the Palmetto State's finest citizens. I'm glad to be eating lunch with you. The food is pretty good, Colonel. (Laughter.) I always like a good barbecue.
I also am proud to be with the military families. You know, our troops are obviously engaged in a tough struggle, tough fight, a fight that I think is noble and necessary for our peace. And so are our families. Our military families endure the separations. They Read More »
Was McCain right about Iraq stockpiling WMDs?
Was McCain right about Iraq involvement in 9-11?
Was McCain right about our being welcomed as liberators?
Was McCain right about "Mission Accomplished"?
Was McCain right about the Iraq War impacting the fight in Afghanistan?
Was McCain right about the Iraq War becoming a quagmire?
Was McCain right about the Iraq War becoming a half-trillion dollar debt for our children to pay?
How many more matters regarding the Iraq War has McCain been wrong?
I USED TO WALK UP ASMALLER ROW OF STEPS FOR EIGHT YEARS, BUT, AS A GIRL I BELIEVED IN EDUCATION, CHANGING MYSELF AND THE WORLD. EDUCATION WAS NOT A "TOTAL" SAVIOUR, BUT AN "OFTEN "SAVIOR. WHEN I SEE YOUTH HELPING, WHO, I WOULDN'T BLAME THEM FOR JUST TRYING TO SURVIVE ADOLENCE, I FEEL GOOD ABOUT EDUCATION. THE WORLD.
ANOTHER PB MEMBER, STELLA, HAS LET US KNOW CONGRESS IS BAFFLED WHY OUR VETS NEED A SEWAY TO GET AROUND. DEAR CONGRESS, WAR, OFTEN, RESULTS IN PERMANENT INJURY! STELLLA LEFT DETAILS. SOME OF YOU ENJOY NAGGING CONGRESS! PARTY ON!
Read More »You know me and photos. I can't get enough.

In this photo released Saturday, July 19, 2008, by the the U.S. Army, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., poses with SPC Lakeisha Willingham, 311th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), after a shoot-around game of basketball at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Friday, July 18, 2008, during a Congressional Delegation visit.

In this photo released Saturday, July 19, 2008, by the the U.S. Army, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., shakes hands with service members at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, Friday, July 18, 2008, during a Congressional Delegation visit.
(Oh yeah. There's More In Extended)
Read More »Three Questions for Mc Cain:
1. WHEN did you win a war? Viet Nam wasn't a declared war, we did NOT win there and YOU can not single handed-ly or backhandedly win a war.
2. What do you win in a war? A trip to Disneyland?
3. Who in the hell advises you on this war rhetoric?
4. Do you think leaking BO's name to the terrorist enemy will help win the war? Is that your war strategy? Will it cost tax payers more money if BO were to become a casualty, or a POW?
5. What is a uranium gas enrichment centrifuge and what is it used for? Ask lil B.
So what if the AP article's reporter seems indignant that Pelosi would do such a thing. When Clinton was President, he was the victim of abuse by right wing Congressmen on a daily basis. Was the AP ever indignant about that? The bias of AP became clear when its President told Karl Rove, the biggest felon to ever hold government office, to "hang in there".
Why the hell should Bush be treated with such high respect? Because he's a right wing ideologue, and Sean Hannity and other right wing ideologues will have their feelings hurt? Bush and his right wing ideologue cronies have done enough damage to our once great nation. To talk about them in blunt terms is the least we can do. To brand them as the criminals that they are ... is what we ought to do. To sit and be silent is what I will not do ... and you should not do either.
Who has seen this article? Who knows about it? I was lucky to spot it buried in the back pages of the New York Times. It involves a shocking episode of the erosion of our constitution by the right wing junta that has taken over our government.
Court Backs Bush on Military Detentions
http://www.democrats.org/page/community/post/michellepernula/CtKs
John Edwards released the following statement today on President George Bush's remarks on the economy:
"Now that George Bush has finally joined the call for an economic stimulus package, the time for debate and delay is over. American families cannot wait any longer for swift and decisive action. After years of stagnant wages, the economy may be slipping into a recession and if we don't act now we may make our problems worse.
"The economic damage done by Bush and Cheney is deep and long-lasting, and the temporary tax cuts he proposes will not solve it alone. Making matters worse, his plan provides little or no help to some 50 million low-income and middle class families.
"To help middle class families get ahead over the long haul, we need to invest in a clean energy infrastructure that will create jobs now and pay Read More »
Please urge your senators to require congressional approval for any agreement... We can't hamstring Sen. Obama before he is even sworn in as president... Our senate can't be allowed to leave any more of a mess for Barack.
God knows he will have enough to do.
Thanks to anyone who sent an email.
I read today that some of our representatives are rethinking the sanctions/blockade strategy.
We have a voice... if we use it for good, we help our country and ourselves.
peace to you,
marsha
Lipstick Jihad (ISBN 1-58648-193-2) is Azadeh Moaveni's first book, published on February 4th, 2005.
It weaves the vision of her first person experiences in Iran, the emotional homeland she never knew. The book is part of a growing movement of female writers within the Iranian diaspora, including such other authors as Marjane Satrapi, Firoozeh Dumas, and Nahid Rachlin.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azadeh_Moaveni
Maps and information are great. One map demonstrates the size of Alaska (twice the size of Texas) and it overlays Alaska atop the map, then demonstrates the small upper northeastern corner of Alaska that could be drilled.
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:North_American_Oil_Fields
Then there are links to Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
* Arctic Power (http://www.anwr.org/)
* Photo Gallery (http://www.anwr.org/Latest-News/Photo-Gallery.php)
* Alaska Division of Oil and Gas (http://www.dog.dnr.state.ak.us/oil/)
This is a great source of information, so become informed about oil production and resources related to oil production in the North American Continent.
The largest offshore drilling in North America, where there are over 4,000 offshore drills is in the Gulf of Mexico.
Deliberate curtailment of the flow:
The United States is self sufficient in energy resources, put simply and succinctly; it does not need the rest of the planet to survive. It can remain isolationist and free from the outside influence and Read More »
