Quote of the week from Big Dick Cheney:ROHAN SULLIVAN | AP | February 24, 2007 12:52 PM EST
His visit was meant to thank Australia and Japan for their support in Iraq. But a series of public appearances and media interviews, Cheney's tone was typically feisty.
Answering growing criticism in the U.S. and Australia, he defended the Iraq war as a "remarkable achievement" in one speech, and dismissed suggestions his influence in Washington is waning.
GOI: Brought to you by the same clown who said a long time ago that the insurgency in Iraq was in it's "last throes."
He flips everything around. Obviously Iraq is a stunning failure so instead of admitting to that he spins it to "remarkable achievement." I think he's referring to Halliburton's (and the other contractors) involvement in Iraq being a "remarkable achievement."
I like what Barack Obama said about Cheney yesterday:
"When Dick Cheney says it's a good thing, you know that you've probably got some big problems."GOI: As usual Obama is spot on. Does anyone outside the "Jim Jones 30 percent crowd" believe or even listen to a word Cheney says anymore? Hold on a second. We assume he's a "man." He could very well be a Sith Lord.
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4 comments:
Cheney is amazing. He's someone they'll make movies about in 50 years and no one will believe it.
He's in Australia and Japan to get as far away from Scooter's trial as possible, making it impossible for them to serve him papers to testify. And in Australia he calls Pelosi unpatriotic. Bill Clinton gets his winkie kissed and there is outrage, but Cheney shoots his friend in the face! [We still don't know what Cheney's "friend" said to cause Cheney to shoot him. And we still don't know how much money went into the friend's pocket to keep him silent afterward.] I think Cheney should disguise himself as Chewbacca before he attempts to return to the US.
Tom:
Yeah he'll be an interesting figure in history books. He'll go down there with Joseph McCarthy and his ilk.
that is one hilarious graphic!
That's an incredible poster! Very nice work, whoever you are.
And Tom, 50 years from now nobody will be making movies. The global warming survivors will be in Mad Max mode.
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