Keith Olbermann reminds us of the true meaning behind 9-11

For those of you who have unplugged or became burned-out by all of the bovine sphincterisms from the Bush Administration, our old pal, Keith Olbermann does one hell of a job breaking it down on this the anniversary of 9-11: those who repent (Colin Powell) and those who do not (Rumsfeld), “No Truth, No Consequences”.

Olbermann rocks the S.S. Bush from the bottom to the top. And the thing about what Keith is saying is that he is not manipulating the facts or selling false truths, he simply doing his job. Sadly, Mr. Olbermann seems to be the only one carrying the torch of questioning authority and seeking the truth in the mainstream media.

And if my Grandfather was right when he said, “Timing is everything”; then I guess this week’s testimony coinciding with the return of the football season is fitting and penciling in General Petraeus’ next testimony for a better explanation of the status in Iraq with “March Madness” is just icing on the cake.

Bush says, "We're Making Progress"

This video is from the gang over at WeLAMTA, point being, keep your chin up America-“We’re making progress”.
Dubya’s Progress Video

LN Bushido Blogging: Iraq Report Card

If you find yourself discombobulated by all of the information and mis-information in the news regarding Iraq and Al-Qaeda, don't be alarmed-you are not alone, BushCo isn't on the same page, so why should you be? Btw, Tony Blow needs to go, he just might be taking the White House Press Secretary position to new lows. Dubya, come on buddy, you still have 18-months on the job, no sense slacking now.

Homeland Security is in the weeds with a gut feeling
Did anyone else think that Secretary Chertoff's comments to the board of the Chicago Tribune about Al-Qaeda sound like we're fighting weeds in the garden? "We've struck at them and degraded them, but they rebuild." The Secretary continued, "I believe we're entering a period this summer of increased risk. In last August, and in prior summers, we've had attacks against the West, which suggests that summer seems to be appealing to them. I think we do see increased activity in South Asia, so we do worry about whether they are rebuilding their capabilities." And finally, "All these things have given me kind of a gut feeling that we are in a period of increased vulnerability." (Read more at Chicago Tribune.com)