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Panda investigates global warming

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The Adventures of Panda

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Jenna and Dud

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The adventures of Panda

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Schizophrenia

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Self-entertainment

The adventures of Panda:

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Impeachment is NECESSARY

CHENEY AND BUSH NEED TO BE INVESTIGATED, IMPEACHED AND IMPRISONED FOR THEIR WAR CRIMES. Rule of law, rule of law!
Until that happens we won't get our country back.
Justice for ALL so our nation can heal.














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Cats and birds.

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Papal Visit

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Cindy McCain's Recipe for Disaster

It's unlikely that Cindy McCain McCunt spends much time in the kitchen, it might mess up her helmet hair.


Cindy's recipes

It took less than 12 hours from the time the media caught wind of Cindy McCain's recipe theft for John McCain's campaign website to scrub away the offending pages. That's 12 hours more than it took Cindy to come up with the recipes... (cached screen shots)
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CNN (and TMZ) are now reporting that Recipegate was the work of an intern, and that according to McCain's campaign, the whole thing is a "low-level unpaid staff debacle."

(Yes, it was really Lindsay Lohan who was guesting with Martha that day, astute email from VJ in CA)

Update: Go to McCunt John McCain calls his wife Cindy a CUNT

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BFEE Plans

The BFEE (Bush Family Evil Empire) has future plans, there can be no doubt.

The next president faces mayhem. No matter what he she or it does, it will be blamed for everything done by Bush/Cheney. The Bush family likes power and dough. We haven't seen the last of them.

No Tengo Futuro -Jeb Pig-Nose Bush, Jan.1, 2007
Jeb Bush Ponders Future, Not Knowing What It Holds

MIAMI, Jan. 1 — When the same old irksome question popped up recently at one of his final public events here, Gov. Jeb Bush, addressing Spanish-speaking reporters, gave an atypically dramatic answer: “Yo no tengo futuro,” or “I have no future.”
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Mr. Bush’s spokeswoman said last week that he made the comment jokingly, and when asked about it later in an e-mail message, Mr. Bush himself replied, “I was misunderstood by a reporter.”

He did not elaborate, leaving the world to know only this much: Half his life after he arrived in Miami as a 27-year-old real estate salesman, Governor Bush returns here this week without the title before his name and, he insists, without knowing what his future holds.

“We’re in the preface of the new book in my life and I just don’t know yet,” he told reporters last month in Tallahassee, a day after his official portrait, with a Bible and a BlackBerry in the background, was unveiled at the Governor’s Mansion. “I’m going to take some time off, hopefully do a little fishing, golfing, resting, reading, exercising. And I’ve got to make a living, so I’ll figure it out probably in January.”

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What Makes Dick Smile?

The "media" just got wind of a whitehouse.gov picture of Dick from August 2005 with "reflections" in his shades? Slow news week? No, proof that Bush authorized torture is also a topic but not in the MSM.
Quickly! Change the subject! Let's just make shit up instead, eh? CNN "heads" on the boob tube have speculated that the reflection is of a naked woman...sick bastards.


Sources: Top Bush Advisors Approved 'Enhanced Interrogation'

the Principals Committee included Vice President Cheney, former National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Secretary of State Colin Powell, as well as CIA Director George Tenet and Attorney General John Ashcroft.

Memo: Laws Didn't Apply to Interrogators

Justice Dept. Official in 2003 Said President's Wartime Authority Trumped Many Statutes
Sent to the Pentagon's general counsel on March 14, 2003, by John C. Yoo, then a deputy in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, the memo provides an expansive argument for nearly unfettered presidential power in a time of war. It contends that numerous laws and treaties forbidding torture or cruel treatment should not apply to U.S. interrogations in foreign lands because of the president's inherent wartime powers.

"If a government defendant were to harm an enemy combatant during an interrogation in a manner that might arguably violate a criminal prohibition, he would be doing so in order to prevent further attacks on the United States by the al Qaeda terrorist network," Yoo wrote. "In that case, we believe that he could argue that the executive branch's constitutional authority to protect the nation from attack justified his actions."

In explaining the Unitary executive theory, Yoo made the following statements during a December 1, 2005, debate in Chicago, Illinois, with Notre Dame Law School Professor Doug Cassel:

Cassel: If the President deems that he’s got to torture somebody, including by crushing the testicles of the person’s child, there is no law that can stop him?
Yoo: No treaty.
Cassel: Also no law by Congress. That is what you wrote in the August 2002 memo.
Yoo: I think it depends on why the President thinks he needs to do that.[12]

Video footage of abuse in Abu Ghraib

Besides, we know what really makes Dick happy...angling for nukes.

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AWOL Boy

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