radiostaticstar
aka the boulevardier christian-allen is a 39.18 year old boy, has been a member since June 4, 2005, has scored 195,294 submissions, giving an average score of 0.95, helping 1,856 designs get printed.
From: Universal Star Council When: Tuesday May 16, 2006 11:24pm Subject: Name your own star!
Dear Diary: By my calculations, if I complete a mere 6 more missions, the entirety of known space will have been swept clean of pirates...
Killed another 12 today.
Dear Diary: It's been 8 missions, some 15,237 additional dead pirates, yet they keep popping up. I must discover the source of this enigma....
Dear Diary: I'm having dreams of Juni in thigh boots, wearing an eye patch and wielding a cat o' nine-tails...
Killed 5,312 pirates today.
Dear Diary: I'm close to solving the mystery. An informant tells me that all pirates originate from something called the "Republic Back Lot" and there were actually SIX ships launched in the Great Diaspora, not five, and the 6th ship landed in the vast, uncharted "Hollywood" sector....
oh, killed another 3,000 pirates.
Retired General John Batiste, former commander of the First Infantry division in Iraq, said Defense Secretary Rumsfeld "served up our great military a huge bowl of chicken feces, and ever since then, our military and our country have been trying to turn this bowl into chicken salad. And it’s not working."
"Just saying you are patriotic is like saying you've got a big cock. If you have to say it, chances are you don't have one."
- Bill Maher March 23, 2007
"Before Mr. Bush was elected he said he was no nation builder. Nation building was wrong for America. Now he says it is vital for America. He said he would never have put U.S. troops under foreign control. Today U.S. troops observe Iraqi restrictions.
He told us about WMDs, mobile labs, secret sources, aluminum tubing, yellow cake. He has told us the war is necessary because Saddam was a threat, because of 9/11, because of Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda, because of terrorism in general, to liberate Iraq, to spread freedom, to spread democracy, to keep the oil out of the hands of potentially terrorist controlled states, because this was a guy who tried to kill his dad.
In pushing for and prosecuting this war, he passed on chances to get Abu Musab al Zarqawi, Moqtada al Sadr, Osama bin Laden. He sent in fewer troops than recommended. He disbanded the Iraqi army and deBaathified the government. He short changed Iraqi training. He did not plan for widespread looting, nor the explosion of sectarian violence. He sent in troops without life saving equipment, gave job to foreign contractors and not the Iraqis, staffed U.S. positions in Iraq based on partisanship, not professional experience.
We learned that America had prevailed, mission accomplished, the resistance was in its last throws. He has said that more troops were not necessary and more troops are necessary, and that it‘s up to the generals, and then removed some of the generals who said more troops would be necessary.
He told us of turning points, the fall of Baghdad, the death of Uday and Qusay, the capture of Saddam, a provisional government, the trial of Saddam, a charter, a constitution, an Iraqi government, elections, purple fingers, a new government, the death of Saddam. We would be greeted as liberators with flowers, as they stood up, we would stand down. We would stay the course. We would never stay the course. The enemy was al Qaeda, was foreigners, was terrorist, was Baathists.
The war would pay for itself. It was to cost 1.7 billion dollars, 100 billion, 400 billion, half a trillion dollars. And after all of that, today it is his credibility versus that of generals, diplomats, allies, Republicans, Democrats, the Iraq Study Group, past presidents, voters last November, and the majority of the American people."
-Keith Olberman Jan. 10, 2007
