Comments on: Book: Tenet drunkenly mocked Bush neocons, right-wing Israelis

By: colitas

colitas — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 17:08:07 +0000

hey sense don’t forget the Iroqouis on the founding of this Nation. I mean was it sure coincidence that these Native peoples had the very thing that Franklin and the Founders were looking for. Franklin even is quoted as saying this. It was also the Iroquois he first mentioned to the Colonists that there trade would be conducted easier if they entered a Union like the one the Iroqouis have, even to this day. Comprised of different Naiton states they even have their own passports seperate from the US gov. heck even the preamble to the Constitution sounds the same Research the Great Law and the Hau de no sau nee the real name of ” The People of the Longhouse”
We could learn alot from these people since they saw the inherent trappings of populace democracy they did not support majority rules. For anything to pass as we say you had to a 100% that ’s right complete unity, unanimous. Otherwise they did not act. There logic was if it was that important , we could take the time to debate the issue until everything was understood and a true decision based on the wishes of the people not others. Sure would slow things down, maybe we could raise the percentage needed to pass leg. That sure would eliminate a lot fof bullshit.

By: G. Lauren

G. Lauren — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 05:32:15 +0000

i am delighted to see a courageous patriot get so much media coverage for telling the truth. Is the tide turning? Will the media return to reporting facts? Do Times shareholders believe spin will save them in bankruptcy court? Perhaps Gannett and McClatchy pension funds are in Madoff’s ample hands!

By: Publius

Publius — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 21:05:27 +0000

Guess Tenet was able to blackmail Bush & Co. into dropping him as their scapegoat and instead award him some totally undeserved high state honor.

Truly, there is not a shred of integrity in the whole lot of the riffraff infecting that diseased sty, Washington, D.C.

By: andrew

andrew — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 18:19:41 +0000

hey michael …get a job, a life, a personality……etc

By: Sense

Sense — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 22:52:47 +0000

US Constitution Is Not Inspired By Divinity

It’s striking that so few truly understand the basis of our Constitution. Arguments that the Constitution is somehow a divinely-inspired document show either a lack of education as to the ideas and principles behind the tenets of the document, or a deliberate attempt to pervert the true intent of the philosophies behind the Constitution. In no way are the Constitution or the Bill of Rights Christian documents. The philosophical underpinnings of each of these documents stem from Locke and Cooke, primarily Locke.

Read the rest – http://beholdtheforce.blogspot.com/

By: E-Rock

E-Rock — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 12:16:06 +0000

#1
Hey dumb dumb, the article says absolutely NOTHING about Bandar drinking. It doesn’t even state Bandar was present at the time! Just because he is Muslim and doesn’t drink, doesn’t mean he doesn’t have a stock of wine and liquors for his non-Muslim guests.

By: Tennessee Walt

Tennessee Walt — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 12:13:32 +0000

In response to mr Chertoff….hahahahahahahahaha! you sir are standing on the gallows along with the rest of the fascist traitors who have conspired to bring this country to its knees by deliberate lies and deception on the american people as well as the rest of the globe, the hour of retribution is knocking on your door…oh yeah, i almost forgot…MERRY CHRISTMAS!

By: rats

rats — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 00:18:26 +0000

Well if he feels that way he should go public, the truth will set you free. Bush is bandars b!tch so if this was true he picked the wrong place to express his concerns.