A 2004 report from the U.S. commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks found 11 Saudi hijackers had traveled to the
United States via the airport in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and about half the $250,000 spent
on the attacks was wired to al-Qaida terrorists in the United States from Dubai banks, authorities said.
And what about the fact that the UAE is a proud supporter of HAMAS which is considered a terrorist
organization by the United States. Runner-up status has to go to former Republican Senate Majority Leader Bob
Dole who has signed a contract to be a lobbyist for the UAE-based company! But can he even convince Libby on this one - even
with Viagara on his side!
All this proves yet again, the Bush Administration and Republicans like Bob Dole don't give a shit
about national security as long as some republican US investors and lobbyists can make $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
Week of February 13, 2006 - Hands
down winner is Dick "The Shooter" Cheney who sprayed up to 200 bird shot pellets into his hunting buddy while hunting on the
ranch of the daughter of a Haliburton Board Member who selected Cheney as CEO. Although Cheney only admitted to having
one beer before the incident, we know better than that. Gee, no wonder he didn't allow himself to be interviewed until
the next day?
Week of February 6, 2006 - This weeks
winner is again Alberto Gonzales the inept and sinister Attorney General of the United States who appeared before the Senate
Judiciary to try and sell a faulty legal analysis to the much better informed members of that body. Not even Republicans including
Specter, Graham, DeWine, or Brownback fell for it. Of course, all the Democrats knew better. Gonzales proved himself
to be unworthy of the position of Attorney General as he continues to misunderstand even the most fundamental legal issued
that the Bush wiretaps are illegal under FISA and the Supreme Court interpretations of the 4th Amendment.
He was also lying and refused to answer questions that in no way would have divulged any national security
interest. The man is worthless as a lawyer or as a public servant and should crawl back in his rat hole.
The runner-up was the Republican Senators on the Judiciary Committee, who saved
Gonzales from potential perjury charges when they failed to make his swear to his statements.
Week of January 30 - President George Bush - More
than 30 years after the Arab Oil Embargo of 1973, George Bush in his State of the Union Address recognizes
that the United States is "addicted to oil" and that the security of the United States depends upon its reducing its reliance
on foreign middle-eastern oil. What a Genuis, how does he come up with this stuff?
The public policy of the Democrats and the rest of the
industrial world since 1970 has been to reduce reliance on oil and particularly oil from the middle east. The scariest
thing about all of this is that the news media reports this as a brave stance for an administration that is in the oil
industry's pocket.
Whoa - hold on a minute! Bush said nothing about conservation programs
or the imposition of requirements on the auto industry. The only "new ground" Bush and the republicans are breaking
is the most recent push to allow drilling in the National Artic Wildlife Refuge. Mark our words!
Week of January 23 - Attorney General Alberto "Torture Boy" Gonzales
- For the second week in a row, the award has to go to Attorney General Gonzales who
continues to try and defend his and President Bush's illegal campaign of wiretaps of American citizens in violation of the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and the United States Constitution. Moving from the mass media, Gonzales tried
to appear at Georgetown Law School to defend the administation. Big Mistake Torture Boy!
Instead of appearing before a group of soldiers ordered
not to disrespect the administration or the automatons of the Federalist Society, he appeared before intelligent
people with sharp legal minds who actually speak up to defend their precious constitutional rights. Torture Boy
got what he deserved. The law students turned their backs on him and carried a banner for the press quoting Benjamin
Franklin that read, "THOSE WHO WOULD SACRIFICE LIBERTY FOR SECURITY DESERVE NEITHER." All we can
say is "Go Hoyas!"
Week of January 16 - Attorney General Alberto "Torture Boy" Gonzales
- Bush, Condi Rice and Alberto Gonzales approved illegal wiretaps of Americans so it was only
natural that the constitutionally-inept Attorney General appeared on "Larry King Live" and Fox New’s "Hannity
and Combs" show to defend himself and his bosses and lay the groundwork for the defense of their criminal conduct which might
result in their respective impeachments or criminal indictments.
Mission One - Confuse the issue and distract the public by
discrediting anyone's assertion that Bush, Gonzales and Condi broke the law. This weeks victim, Al Gore, who
correctly asserted that the president of the United States is violating the law and the Constitution by his warrantless
wiretaps of American citizens.
Rather than provide his worthless and shoddy legal justification for the illegal
wiretaps, the ever-ignorant Gonzales tried to hide the ball and accuse Bill Clinton of engaging in illegal conduct.
What a novel and interesting approach - the "Blame It On Bill" excuse. Gonzales
said, "It's my understanding that during the Clinton administration there was activity regarding physical searches without
warrants." Gonzales also said that, "the deputy attorney general [under Clinton] testified before Congress that the president
does have the inherent authority under the Constitution to engage in physical searches without a warrant. And so, those
would certainly seem to be inconsistent with what the former vice president was saying today."
What does this have to do with whether or not Bush, Condi and Gonzales broke the law?
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
"Torture Boy" Gonzales hardly ever addresses the issues. And even when he is making
a spurious point, he cannot tell the truth. See, Alberto has a big problem with his memory and the truth.
For instance, he can never remember whether he or Harriet Meyers visited the Air National Guard Base in
Texas in 1998 to "review" Bush's records that mysteriously disappeared.
In this case, Torture Boy is wrong on the facts and the law. First of all, every first year
law student knows that law enforcement officials have the right to conduct physical searches in limited circumstances without
warrants. Secondly, the specific incident "of warrantless physical searches" during the Clinton Administration
occurred 2 years before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act was amended to make them illegal.
One has to wonder whether Alberto ever did attend Harvard and if he did, whether he ever PASSED
a constitutional law class. Gonzales' inept legal advice to Bush has resulted in illegal wiretaps, illegal
torture and illegal detainments - each of which constitute crimes under federal law and violate the constitutional rights
afforded to citizens.
A close runner-up was Laura Bush. But, really, we expect her to make stupid
remarks. After all, isn’t her marriage enough to establish that she has long been functioning at a diminished
capacity? She defended her husband, as quoted in USA Today, "I think the American people expect the United States government
and the president to do what they can to make sure there's not an attack by foreign terrorists," and "I think he [W] was worried
that it would undermine our efforts by alerting terrorists to what our efforts are."
Of course, Mrs. George Bush missed the point entirely. Under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Act, the president can ask for a subpoena from a secret court.