DRUDGE: Ashhahahahaha to resign!?
 

good news?

Attorney General John Ashhahahahaha 'plans to submit his resignation to Bush in the next several days'...

also read bottom of this story...


http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...t_041103185230



who knows as to whether his replacement will be better or worse...

ANYONE is better than azzhahahahaha

" His replacement could be Tom Ridge, 59, the Homeland Security Secretary, or Rudolph Giuliani, 60, the New York City mayor at the time of the September 11, 2001 attacks.

Giuliani could also replace Ridge if he moves to the Justice Department or returns to private life. Other possible scenarios include Bush replacing Ashhahahahaha with Marc Racicot, 56, who directed his victorious re-election campaign, or Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, 57. "

I heard something about ex mayor giuliani taking the position on fox news today

Guiliani discussed this last night on CNN and he is not leaving his post where he is now. He says he is very happy with it, very comfortable with who he is working with and has no desire to do anything else. Maybe Tom Ridge I guess...who knows....this shit is fucked up no matter what.:2 cents:

Why is it fucked up? You wanted A$hcr0ft gone, right? THere is always going to be a top cop, no matter who is President, they are going to have an AG, and not much likelihood that they will be pussies . . .

I mean the whole thing is fucked up dude. Now with Republicans filling the house and senate, anything that Bush decides he wants to send through is gonna just go right on through. Including beefing up the fucking patriot act and appointing more conservative judges. I hope all the fuckwits that voted for Bush are happy. Enjoy what's next. They are putting the screws to the little guy and people just don't get it. They are squeezing the rights out of everyone little by little and it's going to get worse. People don't see the big picture but I for one do. I am very disappointed with yesterday's results.

btw...you know what that patriot act is designed for? No not for your security...it's for their control. It's the start of what they been wanting forever. For people to be the complacent sheep they want them to be and beg to be spoonfed. I won't comment on this shit any further. I am fucking disgusted.

i'm fundamentally a libertarian, however i voted republican this election.

granted, i'm a passive conspiracy theorist from time to time given my past and experience with the government. i have serious doubts that the patriot act will function as the beginning of the end to all freedoms as we know it. parts have already been invalidated by our supreme court that exist on borderline infringement so the government is still functioning with checks and balances as required.

then again, ben franklin once said he who sacrifices security for freedom deserves neither. i agree with this statement. ahh duality.

It's been functioning up till now because of the little bit of resistance they had in the house and senate but now with a major Republican majority they can do whatever the fuck they want. They already use homeland security as an excuse to skirt any red tape that they may encounter with anything so what's next?

Here's a little story. My father works at a Naval Shipyard. For 25 years he has fought in the union there for better rights for workers. Fairer wages for employees. The government has recently been putting the squeeze on a couple issues and threatening to pass into law some legislation that will basically end a few things that they have fought against the government with for years, one of which being right to work. The government says that unless they can come up with the required information for their case by a certain date, the law will be passed with no contest. Well when the union asks for certain paperwork and other things that the government holds that is pertinent to their case, they are stonewalled and told that there is no way they can have the docs and information. They are an issue of "Homeland Security" ... "Sorry unions" ... "Try something else" ... "Better luck next time" The umbrella that the patrot act and homeland security has created is like a free pass for them to do whatever they want. I am no conspiracy theorist. I can see the writing on the wall and I don't like what it's saying.

Basically what I am saying is that the patriot act is bad. Very very bad. Even if they decide not to use it in a malicious way, the legislation is still in there to ALLOW them to use it however they want. That big broad umbrella is like a get out of jail free card man. I am probably just paranoid though...pay no attention to me. Just some of my thoughts.

awww - I really enjoyed his beautiful singing voice:

http://www.cnn.com/video/us/2002/02/....wbtv.med.html

when you have airplanes going into buildings there is a problem.



The next 2-3 years we have to be like we are. Can't take any risks

We are currently taking the biggest risk. Look at how enraged people are at us right now because that fucking hillbilly is in office. How safe you think that makes us?

Telling the UN to get fucked really made us safer eh?

Let me tell you something, we are already spread thin in Iraq and Afghanistan. Let's pretend that North Korea and China decide..."Hmmm...these Americans have no world support right now...and they are already spread so thin they can't defend an attack...LET'S GO IN"

Oh but they won't do that because the US dollar is worth so much and our products are so superior to everyone elses and they "need" us right?

What the fuck would happen then? Oh we'd run to the UN for help and guess what. What if they say, "Hey you know what...you remember when you told us to get fucked...well now you go get fucked...have fun...play again soon."

What then? What's the next step? Call fucking POLAND?

We needed someone in office that could be a fresh face to international affairs and now noone is going to want to talk to us because we fucking re-elected cowboy.

I can hear the redneck philosophy now.

"Fuck the UN. We don't need nobody. We can take over the world if we wanna. We got all the cool weapons...we are the baddest mother fuckers on the planet"

Unfortunately things don't work this way.

Here is a clue. We haven't taken over fucking Iraq. We couldn't find Bin Laden. And yet, we can just STAND on our own? We are helpless without strong international support. We are not going to get it while that fucking retard is running the show. That's a fact. Any country is going to be leary of doing business with us in the future in fear of being made fools of.

Say what you want about having to worry about protecting ourselves above anything else. Yeah that's a great pipe dream. But protecting ourselves starts with not pissing off everyone else.:2 cents: :2 cents: :2 cents:

I never given it that much thought.

Why not?

1) I don't get caught up with the media hype and things they do to stir up shit.


2) When I left the states to go live in the Caribbean for two years back in 2001, I loved it. I have wanted to travel the world since then and I will soon(2 years). Plus I lived in Montreal for 6 months when I got back and was beginning to really like it there too.



so consider pornstar2pac a jetsetter

NickPapageorgio for president!!

Well, when you are saying things like:

"The next 2-3 years we have to be like we are. Can't take any risks"


You should give it thought. You can't sit and assume that the government is actually doing what's right, what is just, what is fair.. and what is necessary.

Increasing airport security is one thing, stomping around the globe and propping up new governments is another.

There are many things the government is doing right now that I would say are highly unnecessary, and should give you great cause for concern.

Gotta love the rednecks. :winkwink:

our government has been doing things behind closed doors for 230 years.




all eyes are on us now so we will settle down a bit.

just watch

Not really, the Republicans need 60 Senators to break any fillibuster threat in the Senate. They fall short of that. So there are still SOME breaks to the Republicans.

Your not paranoid, I still want to know what terrorism is going on in Las Vegas strip clubs for the PATRIOT Act to be used there?

http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/st...110410819.html

FBI says Patriot Act used in Vegas strip club corruption probe
November 04, 2003

LAS VEGAS (AP) - The FBI used the USA Patriot Act to obtain financial information about key figures in a political corruption probe centered on striptease club owner Michael Galardi, an agent said.

Investigators used a section of the Patriot Act to get subpoenas for financial documents, said Special Agent Jim Stern, a spokesman for the Las Vegas FBI office.

"It was used appropriately by the FBI and was clearly within the legal parameters of the statute," Stern said.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Tuesday that records were subpoenaed from Galardi, the owner of Jaguars in southern Nevada and Cheetah's in Las Vegas and San Diego; his lobbyist, former Clark County Commissioner Lance Malone; former Commissioner Erin Kenny; County Commission Chairwoman Mary Kincaid-Chauncey; former County Commission Chairman Dario Herrera; and Las Vegas City Councilman Michael McDonald, who lost a re-election bid in June.

The Patriot Act, passed after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, was originally touted by the government as a tool to help federal law enforcers combat and prevent terrorism.

Civil libertarians have criticized the Bush administration for employing the wide-ranging act to also crack down on drug traffickers and child pornographers.

The measure lets federal investigators seek financial records of people suspected of being terrorists or laundering money.

Malone's lawyer called it an outrage that the FBI used anti-terrorism measures in an effort to gather information on his client.

"The Patriot Act ... clearly was not intended for this," Las Vegas lawyer Dominic Gentile said.

Gary Peck, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada, said the Patriot Act included provisions "that in no way had anything to do with the threat of terrorism, but could help them in your more garden variety criminal prosecutions."

[...]

We are only scratching the surface right now. It will get worse. How long has the patriot act been in action? Exactly...

You are correct...without the 60 Republican Senators they can not push trough anything that the Democrats do not agree to.

The PATRIOT Act was signed into law on October 26, 2001, and several portions of the surveillance sections of PATRIOT will expire on December 31, 2005.


Provisions that will expire...

§201. Authority To Intercept Wire, Oral, And Electronic Communications Relating To Terrorism.
§202. Authority To Intercept Wire, Oral, And Electronic Communications Relating To Computer Fraud And Abuse Offenses.
§203(b), (d). Authority To Share Criminal Investigative Information.
§206. Roving Surveillance Authority Under The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Of 1978.
§207. Duration Of FISA Surveillance Of Non-United States Persons Who Are Agents Of A Foreign Power.
§209. Seizure Of Voice-Mail Messages Pursuant To Warrants.
§212. Emergency Disclosure Of Electronic Communications To Protect Life And Limb.
§214. Pen Register And Trap And Trace Authority Under FISA.
§215. Access To Records And Other Items Under FISA.
§217. Interception Of Computer Trespasser Communications.
§218. Foreign Intelligence Information.
§220. Nationwide Service Of Search Warrants For Electronic Evidence.
§223. Civil Liability For Certain Unauthorized Disclosures.


Permanant/non-expiring provisions

§203(a),(c). Authority To Share Criminal Investigative Information.
§208. Designation Of Judges.
§210. Scope Of Subpoenas For Records Of Electronic Communications.
§211. Clarification Of Scope [privacy provisions of Cable Act overridden for communication services offered by cable providers (but not for records relating to cable viewing.)]

§213. Authority For Delaying Notice Of The Execution Of A Warrant--"Sneak and Peek"
§216. Modification Of Authorities Relating To Use Of Pen Registers And Trap And Trace Devices.
§219. Single-Jurisdiction Search Warrants For Terrorism.
§222. Assistance To Law Enforcement Agencies.
§225. Immunity For Compliance With Fisa Wiretap. Can continue all investigations active at the time of expiration.

I heard the same thing... already posted in other thread. Anybody other than Asshat is better

How much you wanna bet that each and every one of those is reinstated. :winkwink:

Good news? hmmm let me think about that one.

Hard to pick anyone worse than Ashcroft.

Stupid fuck's gone :thumbsup

Ridge is taking over the job if Ashcroft leaves.

I wonder which one is true that Bush didn't care for Ashcroft or that Aschroft wasn't happy about being told to make a priorty criminal investigations and not his morality crusade

and for those who don't know Kerry wrote parts of the Patriot act

You think the patriot act is going to stop another Al Qaeda attack? :1orglaugh

To improve foreign relations and stop humping Israels leg would stop another attack... the patriot act just turns the US into a dictatorship by giving the president absolute power.

It's a pretty huge act... which parts did he write? Alot of it doesnt have to do with spreading your ass cheeks for the government apon request.

I had a feeling that if Bush were reelected he would replace the AG with someone who's more moderate.