Another cup of coffee with your CAPTIONS????

http://a1112.g.akamai.net/7/1112/492/03312000/news.lycos.com/news/ot_getImage.asp?op=img&id=597720

"And so Osama is like the big bad wolf, and the little piggie is Iraq with the brick building of the United States and when Osama blows, that's like radical Islam, and when he almost passes out from blowing too hard that shows how its the wrong god and everything. Then when he climbs on the roof, well that's like September 11th, just before we began cooking his goose which is like another story with a brother and sister and breadcrumbs and stuff."


(Don't know why pict. doesn't come through. It's just a click away, though.)

http://www.cbn.com/CBNNews/News/040506a.asp

WEBB: A Bush cousin, Elsie Walker, believes that before the 2000 election, George W. Bush had a sense that something tragic was going to happen to the nation, and therefore felt called by God to get into the presidential race. Tell us about that.

SCHWEIZER: She indicated to us that, in that 2000 election, as you remember, George W. Bush was being counseled by a lot of people to aggressively go after Al Gore, concerning Bill Clinton and other issues. And he was constantly saying I'm a uniter and not a divider. She talked to us before September 11th and after September 11th, and what she pointed out was that after September 11th, he really believed that the reason he made the decision not to be a divider but try to be a uniter in that campaign was this sense that he felt national unity was going to be so important. Eight months after his inauguration, with the tragedy of September 11th, that ended up being true. She thinks that there is definitely something deep and personal and spiritual at work, when it came to how he was handling himself in the 2000 election.

Schweizer: uh, um, er ...

Webb: what about the time Barbara called Congresswoman Ferraro a bitch

Schweizer: uh, um, er ...

Webb: what about that subject that Poppy and W chat about while fishing?

what a load of crap:

"The Bushes sort of consider themselves the un-Kennedys. Often times, you will find lots of dramatic examples of this in the book. You'll find that when they have to make a decision, they have to literally sit down and ask how would the Kennedys handle it, and they handle it the opposite way. I think that the differences go beyond the politics."

-- Peter Schweizer
co-author, "The Bushes: Portrait of a Dynasty

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when it's down, so are all the photos uploaded there and pasted at DU