Still, how any of this relates to the later killing is befuddling…unless the guy wanted to target a major individual and go out in a blaze of glory?

McCain just said on CNN, “In the 21st century, nations don’t invade other nations.”

I wonder if McCain, like Pope Julian, is intending to make a revision of the Calendar to make the century begin sometime after March 2002?

Seems he’s forgotten about Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel’s invasion into Lebanon, Turkey’s invasion of Kurdistan, Thailand’s incursion into Cambodia, etc.

We’re told they asked if whoever wrote the graffiti to step forward and admit it and he or she wouldn’t be fired.

Does signing a second piece of graffiti constitute stepping up and admitting it? Appears to be an angry and in-your-face statement to me.

http://portland.indymedia.org/…..1918.shtml

How To Make A Citizen’s Arrest Of A War Criminal:

http://www.afterdowningstreet……eply/33704

After all, his killer, Timothy Dale Johnson didn’t like cheerleaders.

Store managers called a meeting. We’re told they asked if whoever wrote the graffiti to step forward and admit it and he or she wouldn’t be fired. Our source says store management later found the same graffiti signed and dated by Johnson.

Over the next hour or so, Johnson’s co-worker says he wrote on a door and another hallway again with objectionable words. “Target is run by dumb jocks and sorority *******.”

A third graffiti was found on the human resources door saying, “sorority *******.” Our source tells us that management talked with Johnson and then Johnson stormed off and left the building.

So that pretty much would exclude Malkin…unless of course, Johnson thought the proper role of sorority ******* was as a political blogger.

And it seems that Target lied to Johnson. They first said that whoever wrote the grafitti wouldn’t be fired if they fessed up. Johnson signed and dated a second bit of grafitti.

Then Target asserts that Johnson “resigned voluntarily”.

Target released the following statement Wednesday night. “In regards to the suspect, we can confirm he was an hourly employee at the Conway, Arkansas Target store since November 2006. He voluntarily quit his job earlier this morning. He had no history of behavioral or performance problems at Target. In the preceding days, he worked his regularly scheduled shifts without incident.”

We’re told they asked if whoever wrote the graffiti to step forward and admit it and he or she wouldn’t be fired.

Oh right, he “resigned voluntarily”.

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Presidential adviser Karl Rove is concerned about the 9/11 Commission, which is soon to be established (see November 15, 2002). Author Philip Shenon will say this is because he thinks that “in the wrong hands… [it] could cost President Bush a second term.” According to Democratic Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, Republican Senator Trent Lott says that behind-the-scenes opposition to the commission’s creation is orchestrated by Rove and the White House’s political office. “It’s all Rove,” Lott tells Daschle. Rove is also involved in the selection of the Commission’s initial chairman, Henry Kissinger (see November 27, 2002), and his successor Tom Kean (see December 14, 2002)