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ABOUT ME:
Home to a half Mexican who now lives in Silverdale, WA and who supports the Hawks, Sonics and Mariners along with the alma mater (WSU). I also post wacky links, pictures of insanely hot women and what have you (if you don't want to read my ramblings), so enjoy.


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My Place Of Biz
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Mr. T! He Don't Pity No Fool, Dig?
Mr. Spaulding
Mr. Gonzo
Mr. Rampsberger
Pop Life
HEART PUNCH'D!
Flux Blog
Oh NO THEY DIN'T!
Support Your Weed Carrier
U.S.S. Mariner
Sports And Bremertonians
Kissing Suzy Kolber
Superficial
Cake And Ice Cream
Oh, Word?
Young, Black and Fabulous
SuperSonic Soul!
Sports Filter
Nah Right
FIRE JOE MORGAN!
Football Outsiders
College Football News
All Music
The Breaks


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Saturday, July 12, 2003
ALL I REALLY KNOW/IS YO HOE WANTS TO BE WITH ME/AND SHE AIN'T PLAYIN'

QUICKLY, so I can go to bed:

http://www.topps.com - Garbage Pail Kids are coming back, and if THAT doesn't make me feel old, I dunno what does.

GOLF CART RACING LEAGUE. Awesome. Thanks Chaz.

Rob: I'll get at you soon.

Butch: Remember: Whatever happened there, stays there. But I know you'll tell us all about it. :)

And before I go, go here to squeeze dubya's nutz.

Three weeks ago, MoveOn launched a petition asking Congress to create
an independent commission to investigate whether the Bush
Administration manipulated and distorted evidence to take the country
to war in Iraq. Over 190,000 of us joined the effort. Now Congress
is literally taking up our call: Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) has written
a bill that would create just such a commission, and it's already
co-sponsored by a wide array of moderate Democrats -- including many
who voted for the war.

This commission can really happen -- and the truth about the Bush
Administration's manipulation of evidence can really come out -- but
we'll need your help. We're launching a drive to get every member of
Congress to personally pledge to support and vote for the independent
commission.

If you sign right now, your comment may be among those read on the
House floor by some of the Representatives pushing this resolution.
Reps. Henry Waxman (D-CA), Barbara Lee (D-CA), George Miller (D-CA),
Sherrod Brown (D-OH), Lloyd Doggett (D-TX), Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), and a
number of others are looking forward to hearing what you have to say
and reading some of the messages into the Congressional Record on the
House floor.

It's hardly a secret that members of the Bush Administration used
misleading and scanty evidence to bolster their case. As US News and
World Report noted in early June, even Colin Powell became alarmed at
the level of intelligence distortion. When he read the first draft of
his speech to the UN -- prepared for Powell by Vice President Richard
Cheney's chief of staff -- he was so upset at the weakness of some of
the evidence that he lost his temper, throwing several pages in the
air and declaring, "I'm not reading this. This is bullshit." (US News
and World Report, 6/9/03, URL below)

Breaking news over the last few days has shown how untrustworthy the
Bush Administration is on this issue:

* The White House has finally admitted that the President's State of
the Union statement that Iraq was trying to procure nuclear materials
from Niger was wrong, but officials remain adamant that the
Administration did not mislead the public.

* Ambassador Joe Wilson, who was sent to Niger in February 2002 to
determine whether Iraq was trying to purchase uranium materials there,
concluded in a recent New York Times Op-Ed that "I have little
choice but to conclude that some of the intelligence related to Iraq's
nuclear weapons program was twisted to exaggerate the Iraqi threat."

* An official British investigation into two trailers found in
northern Iraq -- the trailers that the President referred to when he
said, "We found the weapons of mass destruction" -- has concluded that
the trailers were definitely not related to weapons production. As
one scientist told a British newspaper, "They are not mobile germ
warfare laboratories. You could not use them for making biological
weapons. They do not even look like them. They are exactly what the
Iraqis said they were - facilities for the production of hydrogen gas
to fill balloons."

The evidence that supported the war is unraveling, and it's time for
Congress to hold the President and his administration accountable. As
Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) said in a recent statement, "What else
did the Bush Administration lie about? What other faulty information
did Administration officials, including President Bush, tell the
American people and the world? Did the Bush Administration knowingly
deceive us and manufacture intelligence in order to build public
support for the invasion of Iraq? Did Iraq really pose an imminent
threat to our nation? These questions must be answered. The American
people deserve to know the full truth."

P.P.S. The article in which Colin Powell is quoted as saying "I'm not
reading this. This is bullshit." is available online for $2.95 at:

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/archive/030609/20030609040506.php

Go holla, work is nutz and I will write later FIXATION ON THE DARKNESS/THAT ENGULFS THIS WORLD I'M OUT!


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