Telegraph | Money | Accusations fly in battle to block P&O takeover

Telegraph Money Accusations fly in battle to block P&O takeover
treasury secretary Snow has options and stands to gain more than 100M USD if this deal goes through.

anything wrong with that, perhaps he should have recused himself. like cheney with haliburton contracts.

our government has become so freaking corrupt.

Telegraph | Money | Accusations fly in battle to block P&O takeover

Telegraph Money Accusations fly in battle to block P&O takeover
treasury secretary Snow has options and stands to gain more than 100M USD if this deal goes through.

anything wrong with that, perhaps he should have recused himself. like cheney with haliburton contracts.

our government has become so freaking corrupt.

Windows Vista Ready LCD Monitor Round-Up ? Part 1

Windows Vista Ready LCD Monitor Round-Up ? Part 1
drm horse shitze from Microsoft....

NATIONAL JOURNAL: TIA Lives On (02/23/2006)

NATIONAL JOURNAL: TIA Lives On (02/23/2006)
white house continues Carnavore, even though congress shut it down.

Daily Kos: Bush to veto efforts to stop UAE port deal

Daily Kos: Bush to veto efforts to stop UAE port deal

McClellan says DOD reviewed the security issues, Deal was
approved feb 13, Rumsfeld, said he found out this last weekend. Meaning "fair and balanced" McClellan lies again.

Bush veto, give me a break. he's a unitary president,
he can override it... right..

maybe a constitutional challenge on the unitary prez is
incoming from his own party. one could hope

Instapundit.com -

Instapundit.com - on UAE and Bush
some good comments, but frankly
follow the scent of money,
Bush gets' something here, follow the money,
this makes no sense.

the UAE, holds its loyalty to arabia
not the US, and when push comes to shove
and it will, we' won't be going to the prom

Bush Vows to Veto Any Effort to Block Port Contract - Los Angeles Times

Bush Vows to Veto Any Effort to Block Port Contract - Los Angeles Times

Bush hasn't ever vetoed. let him try, he's already in so much trouble we'll see.

i think outsourcing our already underfunded ports to Dubai,
who laundered Al queda money, contributed 3 9/11 terrorists. isn't a great idea on the facevalue,
of course shame on our president who puts PR and business ahead of america's safety. Rhetoric isn't a replacement for results.

shame on congress, too..
they should be reprimanded for underfunding our ports in the first place.

our homeland isn't secure, its slow uncooridinated and
DHS is a disaster.

i have little confidence that this president and his administration who put PR ahead of elbow grease and sincere transparency...

i say , follow the money, ....mr. i don't know abramhoff.

Daily Kos: Orrin Hatch. Moron

Daily Kos: Orrin Hatch. Moron

kos on Hatch, who claims AlQueda and Saddam collaboration existed. 9/11 commission found "NO COLLABORATION"

guess on a bully pulpit you can say "whatever" whether true or not!

The Daily Whim: George Will on executive statutory reinterpretation

The Daily Whim: George Will on executive statutory reinterpretation:

"Anyway, the argument that the AUMF [the Sept. 2001 Congressional Authorization to Use Military Force] contained a completely unexpressed congressional intent to empower the president to disregard the FISA regime is risible coming from this administration. It famously opposes those who discover unstated meanings in the Constitution's text and do not strictly construe the language of statutes.
- George Will
Quoted 02.17.06 01:41:50 ? Quotes Category: Politics War"

Google to feds: Back off | Tech News on ZDNet

Google to feds: Back off Tech News on ZDNet

I don't want unfettered federal access to all internet info.
I think the stated reasons by the Feds are often not
the actual, motivations for an information request.

I think it's dangerous, especially given the lack of
transparency by the Bush Administration, to
provide access, and i think Yahoo already blew this.

By compromising ideals in China, by filtering, censoring addn cooperating the with the Communist Chinese government, Google's argument rejecting the US government's requests rings a tad specious and disingenuous