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Monday, September 10. 2007

Soros doing the Dems' dirty work for them

We were going to write about this, but our friend Oxford Medievalist did it first.�It's about the Iraq report, and undermining Petraeus' credibility.

With Soros (via MoveOn) and the Dems, who is the puppet and who is the puppeteer?

Stratfor, via Tigerhawk, considers the Dem strategery in all of this.

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In yesterdays "If you don't want my peaches ,dont...", one Ho Hsu gave us this report in the last post on that thread.

I know Ho. Thats how I know, Ho Hsu enough posted it.

#1 Habu on 2007-09-10 10:13 (Reply)

Ho Hsu should have cited that he first saw the report on Lucianne.com via Weekly Standard 9/9/07 electronic issue.

I'm not sure when Oxford or TigerHawk did their thing but some credit goes to the Weekly Standard, which I believe originated the story.

#2 Habu on 2007-09-10 10:21 (Reply)

Perhaps MF could have a daily thread where posts could be made that do not fit into the threads offered. A marketbasket or marketplace for ideas with no defined theme.

#3 Habu on 2007-09-10 10:30 (Reply)

That's an idea. Gotta think about how to do it right.

#3.1 BD on 2007-09-10 10:37 (Reply)

The surrender party is SO predictable.

Of course, if the report was negative, the general would be the truth avatar of all time.

But as is, he's in the tank for Chimpy McHitlerburton.

It seems to never occur to those bums that there's anything under the sun that shouldn't be spun, cozened, calumnified, and that other neat word that starts with a 'c' which i can't recall at the mo.

But, the truth as it is, is never important to that bunch. Never. In fact, I think it is regarded as an enemy.

#4 buddy larsen on 2007-09-10 12:50 (Reply)

"contumely" --that's that other word. Hamlet used it in one of his soleli soliqui sololiq hmm, in one of his speeches that he made to himself.

#4.1 buddy larsen on 2007-09-11 00:39 (Reply)

CIA Director Hayden Warns of New al-Qaida Attacks

NEW YORK -- In a rare public address CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden warned of new attacks by al-Qaida:

"Our analysts assess with high confidence that al-Qaida's central leadership is planning high-impact plots against the U.S. homeland."

Hayden's unusual public address was made at his request at the Council of Foreign Relations.

The newly minted CIA chief also took the unusual step of making his appearance in military uniform, though as CIA director he is not on active military assignment.

Hayden's address appears to be part of a coordinated White House public relations campaign leading up to the 6th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks next week.

Hayden also told the Council that:

"Al-Qaida has protected or regenerated key elements of its homeland attack capability. That means safe haven in tribal areas of Pakistan, operational lieutenants, and a top leadership engaged in planning ... al-Qaida's success in planting operatives in this country, is less certain."

The CIA director warned:

"We assess, with high confidence that al-Qaida is focusing on targets that would produce mass casualties, dramatic destruction and significant aftershocks."

Details on these warnings were not given, though the general was pressed for them by the audience.

#5 habu on 2007-09-10 14:58 (Reply)

Trouble in Piedras Negras --six Mexican nat gas pipelines hit.

#6 buddy larsen on 2007-09-10 15:51 (Reply)

BD

Re Habu's suggestion, take a look at Protein Wisdom. Jeff G. has set up what he calls the PW Pub, where folks can post pretty much what they want. It seems to be working well.

Not that your posts aren't informative Habu, they are, but they do on occasion detract from the topic, as you say.

Buddy, that is interesting re Piedras Negras. Who's behind that I wonder. I also wonder where that gas was being delivered, the US you think? Will Canada be next?

#7 Luther McLeod on 2007-09-10 17:42 (Reply)

Luther, it is said to be a "left wing radical" organization. "The People's Someshit Or Other".

Colombia made the biggest narcotraficante arrest "in a decade", the day before, one can't help but note.

#7.1 buddy larsen on 2007-09-11 00:42 (Reply)

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