A-fisking we will go...

Well, with the release of the 9-11 memo, the LLL Moonbats have come out en masse  with their "Bush Knew!!!" memes.

One such damnfool is a guy who writes for Newsday named James P. "Pinko" Pinkerton - and, like every other screeching moonbat, he's turning something we already knew in general terms anyway - that being that bin Raghead wanted to attack us - into a "Bush Knew!!!" mantra:

If you knew that President Franklin D. Roosevelt had received a memo a month before Pearl Harbor entitled, "Japanese Determined to Attack the United States in the Pacific," and that he had done nothing about that information, would that knowledge change your perception of FDR as a wise war leader?

'Scuse me for saying so, Pinko, but I'm not of the opinion that your Zen Master, the King of the Welfare State, was all that great a war leader.  Cavorting with Communists and appointing known Soviet spies to positions of power when we should  have kept them at arms' length will do that to a man's reputation.

Roosevelt received no such memo, of course, but President George W. Bush got a blunt warning five weeks before 9/11 and he did little or nothing.

"Bin Laden Determined to Attack Inside the United States" wasn't so much a blunt warning as it was a case of stating the obvious.  But leave it to Pinko Kreskin to create a case of "Bush Knew Specifically When Al-Qaida Was Going To Attack!!!" out of a memo consisting of nothing but "Well, duh!!!" and a bunch of vague generalities.  Where was this guy during the first  WTC bombing, anyway?

He even presided over a standdown in preparations, concentrating on other concerns.

Y'know what, Pinko?  The rest of the country was focusing on other things too, so what's your point?  Other than the one of top of your Leftist head, of course...?

The Washington Post reported in May 2002 that Bush had received a President's Daily Brief on Aug. 6, 2001, entitled "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S."  But, of course, not everything that's reported becomes widely known, or is necessarily true. And so for most Americans, yesterday's 9/11 hearing provided their first occasion to learn, from the highest sources, just what was in that document.

Well, given that the Washington Post hates the President as much as you do, you dumb-assed Socialist bastard, do you not think the Post would made some hay about it before now?  Are you going to tell me that, with all your other  core issues exhausted, that this  is the best you can come up with?

Condoleezza Rice began her testimony with a statement in which she minimized the possibility that anyone could have known what was happening.  All intelligence prior to 9/11 was "not specific as to time, nor place, nor manner of attack," she said.

Which, in fact, it wasn't.  Gee, Pinko, it must suck to be you when she's right like that, y'know?

On the other hand, Roger Hedgecock today on Limbaugh relayed a story about a 1999 memo given to John-boy F'n KetchupA$$ specifically warning that security measures at Logan International Airport in Boston were sufficiently lax as to allow access to pretty much the entire airport to unauthorized personnel - and Ketchup Boy, instead of alerting the appropriate personnel in the FBI, simply "Ho hum"d it up the line to the Department of Transportation. (Yes, I'll have more on this as I get it.)

The two planes that slammed into the WTC?  Originated from...yep, you guessed it - Logan International.

Put two and two together:  Kerry could've stopped 9/11.  Kerry Knew!!!

Whaddya wanna bet this 9/11 Kangaroo Commission won't do shit about that,  hmmmmmmm?

But then 9/11 Commissioner Richard Ben-Veniste pressed her about that PDB memo, still rated as "classified" by the government. Ben-Veniste was legally prohibited from mentioning even the title of the document.

Since when have trivial things such as legalities  every stopped your butt-buddies, Pinko?

But he wasn't prohibited from asking Rice the title of the PDB.  And she obliged:  "I believe the title was, 'Bin Laden Determined to Attack Inside the United States.'"  Ouch.  Just moments after she had said intelligence was "not specific" about the place of attack, here's a presidential-level document warning, specifically, that al-Qaida's target wasn't overseas somewhere, but rather the United States itself.

Newsflash for Pinko Pinkerton:  The United States is comprised of 50 individual states.

Let me say that again.  Fifty.  Individual.  States.  That is to say, Pinko Kreskin, the US is a pretty damned big country.  You tell me  that you knew exactly where Al-Raghead was going to strike, hm?

(crickets chirping)

Yeah, I thought so.

David Colton, Washington lawyer and veteran of the intelligence world, observes of this exchange: "Ben-Veniste hypnotized her."

"Looooooook at the waaaaaaatch, Connnnnnndi, you're getting sleeepy, sleeeeeeeeepy..."

Hypnotized her, my fucking ass.  Remind me never to hire this bozo, or depend on him for intelligence; it's obvious he doesn't have any.

Colton adds, "She fell into the rhythm of a smart lawyer's questions, and so blurted out the single most damning admission of these hearings."

What, that we put in memo form what we'd already known from Das Klintonreich???  That Osama hated our guts and wanted to attack us here?  Oh, that's reeeeeeal  "damning", alright.

Anyone with half a functioning brain cell already knew that - which apparently excludes the Demoscum and their 9/11 attack poodle, Dickhead Ben-Veniste.

Seeming to realize she had said too much, Rice tried to bury the revelation by piling on words.

How could she, when Dickhead wouldn't give her the chance to get more than 1½ words in edgewise?

She insisted that the document, the PDB's title notwithstanding, "did not warn of attacks inside the United States.  It was historical information based on old reporting."

And unless you, Pinko Kreskin, can tell me that you knew on 9/10 what was going to happen the very next day, and precisely where  - I'd say she was spot-on.

Whereupon Ben-Veniste invited her to seek the declassification of the entire memo.  Rice declined.

And was perfectly within her purview to do so.  Presidential Daily Briefings are precisely none  of Dickhead Ben-Veniste's business, unless he's the President - and, given this charade he's foisting on the American people, I'd say it's a safe bet he never will be.

Rice's semi-admission - she was under oath, but that doesn't guarantee that every witness will tell whole truth - stirred up Bob Kerrey, another commissioner.

That's hardly surprising.  Bob Kerrey would get stirred up by paint drying if he thought the paint could beat Bush in November.

Kerrey was bound by the same strict rules of classification as Ben-Veniste, but he's a free-spirited war hero and so didn't care that he was breaking those rules.

Translation:  He breaks them the same as every other Demoscum, but he'll  play the "war hero bigotry" card if you call him on it.

Sort of like KetchupA$$...

"In the spirit of further declassification," he announced, "this is what the August 6th memo said to the president:  that the FBI indicates patterns of suspicious activity in the United States consistent with preparations for hijacking.  That's the language of the memo that was briefed to the president on the 6th of August."

You might want to shut your trap, little Roberta.  Y'know, your war-hero ass could  be thrown in the federal pen for revealing classified information if the Commander-in-Chief so ordered...

Ouch again.  "Hijacking" is pretty darn specific - which seems to contradict Rice's assertion that the intelligence was "frustratingly vague" as to the "manner of attack."

Bullshit again, Pinko.  When was the last time hijacked airliners were used as missles?  Eh, Pinko Kreskin?

(more crickets)

I thought so.  There are hijackings, and then there's what KetchupA$$', Dickhead Ben-Veniste's and Bob Kerrey's homies did on September 11th.

Oh, you think that's extremist?  Then you tell me:  which candidate do you  think Muqtada al-Sadr supports in November?  Hmmmmmmm?

Plenty of people in Washington had their "hair on fire" about the terror threat in the summer of 2001.  But not Bush, apparently.

Now, Pinko, you're nothing but a fucking liar.  Your butt-buddy Der Kaiser  may have only been able to work on one intern at a time - but our  President is a number of steps above  walking & chewing gum simultaneously.

The fact is, Pink-ass, that you don't have a fucking clue  what was in Bush's head at the time, and you're having to rely on third-party information from people who don't have a clue, either.

So do us all a favor and admit that you just don't know, and spare us the trouble of pointing out to you what is, by now, blindingly obvious - that you're in this political analysis game waaaaaaaaay  over your head.

On Aug. 4, he went off on a working vacation to his ranch in Texas.

You did  see the word "working" in front of the word "vacation", right, Pinko, you dumb fuck?  Do you know what is meant  by the concept of the "working vacation", moron?  It's the same as if Bush were to have gone to Camp David.

So how about you come down here and tell allllll us Texans what you have against Texas - eh, assmunch?  Just make sure your HMO's paid up at the time.

According to White House speechwriter turned memoirist David Frum, that summer Bush "did something I had never seen him do:  he brooded."  Yet the issue wasn't terror; it seems it was stem cell research.  On Aug. 9, Bush gave his first primetime policy speech to the nation - on the topic of embryos. After that, according to Frum, Bush launched a "mini-political campaign" that took him out on the stump.

And we all know what happened the following month.

I'll refer you back to our  President's ability to multitask, as opposed to the inability of yours.

Back in 1996, we were ready to launch an airstrike against Saddam Hussein.  The fighters were in their jets and ready to launch, requiring only that Der Kaiser give the go-ahead.

But the Bastard-in-Chief, Kaiser Wilhelm von Slickmeister, couldn't be bothered with giving such an order.  You see...he was watching a golf game.  And by the time that game was over, so was the window of opportunity.

Had we launched the airstrike, there's a better-than-zero chance we'd've taken Hussein out.  There's a better-than-average chance we'd have stumbled upon the Salman Pak training ground, and destroyed it.

Which, if you're keeping score, would have destroyed the grounds on which those 19 ragheaded motherfuckers were training to hijack...the planes that destroyed the World Trade Center.

So don't give me  that bullshit about "what did Bush know and when did he know it", Pinko Kreskin, you fucknozzled son-of-a-bitch.  Your butt-buddies in the Donk party had multiple opportunities to stop 9/11, and didn't.  They could have prevented it, and they failed.  Ask them why, asshole.

What we don't know is the precise sequence of events that led to the government's Pearl Harbor-like cluelessness on 9/11.  But there's at least a chance now, as documents are revealed and as officials testify under oath, that we'll find out.

Oh, yes, let's.  Let's establish, once and for all, that Demoscum don't give a shit about preserving this country; that they'll sell out to those enemies of ours who want to bring us down - they've done it before, and they'll do it again.

Let's establish that these motherfuckers are every bit the anti-Americans that the Soviets were - that they hate America every bit as much as Castro, Hussein or Sadr ever did, and that they want to see us crippled.

And let's establish, Pinko, that you're in bed with every last one of these !@#$&@@((@!! sons-of-bitches, you fucknozzled invertebrate!

In the meantime, here's a prediction, based on what we know already:  Bush won't dare show more 9/11 images in his campaign ads.

He'll run as many 9/11 ads as he wants, Pinko, you tosser - and what the fuck  do you think you're going to do about it, hmmmmmmmm?

Ass.