...P is for plagiarism...

AUSTIN -- American icon Willie Nelson says he supports efforts to impeach President Bush and "throw the bastards out," adding that the administration will do anything to stay in power, including staging an event to cancel the election.

Ivan Betinov wrote:Imitation IS the sincerest form of flattery...

In light of my above admission, I cannot accept the most noble Order of the Mime...

Laika the Space Dog wrote:"Mime Has Come Today" by The Chamber Brothers?

Commissarka Pinkie wrote:"If I could keep Mime in a bottle . . ."

Commissar M wrote:As was once said most eloquently by a fellow Revolutionary, "When the dog bites, when the bee stings, it's George Bush's fault".

Commissar Pupovich wrote:(Cone of Silence Lowered into Position)

*Keep this under your Che hats, and I am a bit worried mentioning this outside the bunker.... But Comrade Bush has actually been one of our agents. He deliberately done the things he did to anger the People, to invigorate the Progressives from their sleep, in order to bring about the Glorious World of Next Tuesday™ even quicker. Even his "friends" in the rethuglican party are unaware of this, so keep it on the "down low,"

Commissar Pupovich wrote: But Comrade Bush has actually been one of our agents.

Commissarka Pinkie wrote:Remember! The more crimes he can be pronounced guilty of, the better our HBO reception!

Commissar Pupovich wrote:(Cone of Silence Lowered into Position)

*Keep this under your Che hats, and I am a bit worried mentioning this outside the bunker.... But Comrade Bush has actually been one of our agents. He deliberately done the things he did to anger the People, to invigorate the Progressives from their sleep, in order to bring about the Glorious World of Next Tuesday™ even quicker. Even his "friends" in the rethuglican party are unaware of this, so keep it on the "down low,"

Commissar Pupovich wrote:Criminal Kommissar Vodkov, I regret that due to your diagnosed insanity and multiple proved instances of ThoughtCrime™, you are not privy to this insight, either in rumor or fact. Just tune into Laika's broadcasts and try not to overload those few functional neurons that you still possess.

Commissar Pupovich wrote: I was attempting to use the learning theory method of "extinction" on Criminal Kommissar Vodkov, but as you know, he is quite elusive.

Kommissar Vodkov, once again popping his cork and foaming from the mouth of his bottle, wrote:I am more concerned about Pinkie though. As you all know, she has been declared a Huckabee supporter. This Bu$h thread is only disinformation on her part. Trying to confuse the NKVD by pretending to hate Bu$h! That's scandalous.

I DENOUNCE COMMISSARKA PINKIE!

Commissarka Pinkie wrote: I simply have to ask, which kind of Forum member are you?

The kind who talks to him/herself, like Annie does?

Or the kind who peddles cures for various virility deficiencies?

Jury asked to consider 'America's evil'
https://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story ... 61,00.html

THE jury in Australia's largest terrorism case has been asked to consider the "evil" America has done, as a court judges 12 Melbourne men accused of plotting to commit "violent jihad".

Opening the defence case today, lawyer Remy van de Wiel, QC, told the jury America had suffered an enormous blow to its pride as a result of the September 11 World Trade Center attack.

Mr Van de Wiel described the attacks as "evil and shocking".

"But don't forget, America has done many evil things too," Mr van de Wiel told the court.

He also told the Victorian Supreme Court jury to be cautious about forming the opinion that Osama bin Laden, who it has heard was a hero to the leader of the Melbourne group, was responsible for the 9/11 attacks.

"To say this was all orchestrated by Osama bin Laden is also very silly," he said.

"He has never claimed responsibility."

Mr Van de Wiel, who is representing Abdul Nacer Benbrika, the alleged leader of the group, also told the jury similarities existed between the teachings of the Bible and the Koran.

He pointed to sections of the Bible which detailed the "fanatical destruction of whole cities" and spoke of a "fanatical, vengeful God".

Mr van de Wiel began his opening address after a 10-day opening by the prosecution in which the jury heard that Benbrika and his followers had formed a terrorist organisation committed to violent jihad.

The jury was told of camping trips that were really terrorist training exercises, of masses of terrorist literature they had accumulated and of discussions on killing former prime minister John Howard.

Excerpts from 482 intercepted conversations relied on by the prosecution were played to the jury, some of them containing discussion on bomb-making and whether the killing of innocent people was permitted under Islamic law.

Some of the evidence against the 12 is provided by an undercover ASIO officer who discussed with Benbrika the building of a fertiliser bomb of the kind commonly used in terrorist attacks.

The undercover officer organised a demonstration for Benbrika and the pair were filmed in a remote location viewing a test explosion.

Mr van de Wiel described the event as a "little puff of smoke".

He said Benbrika only accompanied the agent known as SIO 39 because he was naive and ignorant.

"Like any silly male, he wants to see it, so he goes with 39," he said.

But Benbrika doesn't tell any of the group about the excursion and is not heard mentioning it to anyone else, which his lawyer said was evidence of his lack of genuine interest.

"He is a man who is not a terrorist," Mr van de Wiel said.

And the group was not a terrorist organisation, he said.

Mr van de Wiel said it did not have weapons, explosives, or ammunition and did not form a plot to kill Mr Howard.

"There are nasty expressions used (by the group)," he said.

"But they are no different to what trade unionists said about John Howard."

Mr van de Wiel urged the jury to listen carefully to the tapes of secretly recorded conversations that will be played to them during the trial and determine what the men really said, rather than the prosecution's interpretation of what they mean.

"What did they do .... what did they plan to do?" he said.

The jury should find that they did nothing, and had not planned to do anything, he said.

The trial before Justice Bernard Bongiorno continues tomorrow.

Commissar M wrote:Each DAY, in America, well over 2 MILLION* WOMEN are raped and murdered! That's well over 730 MILLION* WOMEN every year in the US alone!

Sea-Bass wrote:This lawyer in Australia needs to be re-educated...Where is Beezelbob??? In the trial against 12 terrorist Melbourne men, lawyer Remy van de Wiel asked the jury to consider the "Evil" America has done. WHAT??? The "Evil" is Bush!! Every "Evil" is committed by "Bush," we all know that. If this lawyer had asked the jury to consider the "Evil" Bush has done, then the 12 terrorist Melbourne men would surely walk on these charges that Bush brought against them, but now the fate of these 12 courageous souls hangs in the balance.

BushCrime™ includes:
Causing Criminal Kommissar to sow discord within the Parrty
Causing excessive, though warranted denunciations
Causing pimples on asses
Ongoing war against mimes *or is that a good thing?*
Hastening the coming revolution! *And that is a good thing!*

Bush failed to let Laika out and caused a most unprogressive mess on my red carpet.
Bush is the Prime cause of deadly HBO pollution

Laika the Space Dog wrote:Running Capitalist Dog P. Wrote

Bush failed to let Laika out and caused a most unprogressive mess on my red carpet.
Bush is the Prime cause of deadly HBO pollution

Bushit!
Never on a Red rug!
But I am not afraid.....my nose can withstand being rubbed in Fascist lies by the running dog P.

This is your last warning!
You're on double-secret probation!
Bad Cop!

That's it! I'm out the door!