If it’s 50/50, it’s a republican senate.

Joe Lieberman is the FACE OF AIPAC.

When Lieberman lost in the primary to Lamont, it wasn’t 36 hours later that Rove launched the False – False Flag Terror Threat in London.

During the next 24 hour news cycle while the headlines falsely screamed:

“TERROR IN THE SKIES”

The media quietly released two Israel-related stories under the radar …

The first was that a US Submariner named Ariel Joseph Weinmann had been arrested 6 MONTHS EARLIER for Espionage on behalf of “a foreign country.”

12 hours later, the story broke that the Two AIPAC Officials charged with Espionage in the Franklin/AIPAC spy scandal were still going to face trial, despite their attorney’s best efforts to have the case thrown out.

These three matters, Lamont’s victory over AIPAC’s Lieberman, the revelation of yet another Israeli spy caught passing naval secrets to Israel, and the AIPAC Spy trial moving forward ALL hit the news at the same time – and were ALL quickly buried by a fully-complicity “news” media.

If you think these events are unrelated – in light of the subsequent admission that the entire scare was a hoax – you’ve already got the government you deserve.

Lieberman = AIPAC.

AIPAC = Espionage, Blackmail and Democracy Lost.

Then my bud surprised me by stating that he wished “to hell that Lieberman and his evil wife would just remove themselves to Israel” – “because they are hurting my people”.

As one who has been told on God knows how many occasions to get out of the U.S. and “return” to Mexico, I was about to protest. But I just decided to keep my mouth shut.

George Bush ordered that they be placed there, according to an article in the right-wing Weekly Standard on March 13, 2006, written by Stephen F. Hayes, , titled Finally.

President George W. Bush has made clear in recent weeks his displeasure with the delays in getting the information out to the American public. On February 16, one day after ABC News broadcast excerpts of recordings featuring Saddam Hussein and his war cabinet, Bush met with congressional Republicans and several senior national security officials and said three times that the documents should be released. “This stuff ought to be out,” he told National Security Adviser, Stephen Hadley. “Put this stuff out.” It seems Bush will soon get his wish.

And he did so over the objections of John Negroponte, the Director of National Intelligence.

For months, Negroponte has fought any large-scale release of captured documents, arguing alternately that the documents were only of historical interest and that they contained too much sensitive, “actionable” intelligence to be released publicly. Late last week, after Hoekstra appeared on “Fox & Friends” to renew his call for the release of the documents, Negroponte began to soften his opposition.

OT: d r i f t g l a s s on Friedman. Drifty is the king of smackdown (no offense TRex).

:-)

I would have added just one thing. Friedman must have smiled to himself at the keyboard when he wrote, “give war a chance.” Must have thought himself pretty fuckin’ clever….

Schwarzenegger Calls For ‘Deadline’ For Withdrawal of Troops From Iraq

that Ahnold is a hellava politician, isn’t he?