| WIKI | FAQ | Tech FAQ | |
 http://csua.com/feed/ | |
| ||||||
| 5/25 |
| 2004/8/7-8 [Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:32763 Activity:insanely high |
8/7 Drudge busts leftist media and Kerry campaign in blatant lie.
Globe/Kerry lying:
http://csua.org/u/8i5 [Boston Globe online]
\_ Oh, you mean a guy with no credibility who has been caught
making false claims REPEATEDLY is crowing about "gotcha?"
I'll wait until this gets debunked just like the cranks of SBVAK.
Globe/Kerry lying:
http://www.boston.com/news/nation
washington/articles/2004
/08/07/veteran_claims_misquote
_on_kerry_globe_stands_by_its_story?m
ode=PF
Original:
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:cxZw7yd
SwWsJ:www.publicaffairsbo
http://oks.com/publicaffairs
books-cgi-bin/display%3Fbook%3D15
86483145+kranish+kerry+edwards&hl=en
"Cleaned":
http://www.publicaffairsbooks.com
/publicaffairsbooks-cgi
-bin/display?book=1586483145
\_ Ever heard of http://csua.org/u
\_ CARRIAGE RETURN IS THE STANDARD!!!
\_ This is the most horriable miscarriage ever!
\_ http://csua.org/u/8i5
http://csua.org/u/8i6
http://csua.org/u/8i7
\_ Can someone explain what all this is about?
\_ I think kchang wrote a NewsMax bot - danh
[restored and will keep getting restored until it is not censored for
as long as any other random thread]
\_ Get over yourself. This was probably deleted because you fail
to understand the basics of rows/columns. As for the link, it's
pretty feeble. -John
\_ feeble? as far as i can tell, the first one is broken, the
second one is bogus, and the third i just a link to an ad
for a book. What the fuck? Yeah, people tend to delete
unexplained dead links. It's not censoship.
\_ No free speech for facists!
\_ The links were to a google cache of the promo for the
Kerry/Edwards book which mentioned an introduction by the
Globe columnist who claimed one of the swift boat veterans had
retracted his story. The non-google-cached version doesn't
say the introduction is by the reporter.
\_ the links were broken, badly explained, and directly
off of this weeks Republican Talking Points list.
Personally, I don't censor any links, and hate any
censorship of any political link ever. However
when a link is broken, it's just useless. I got tired
of seeing your idiocy on the motd, so i just went to
drudgereport and got the link to put in http://csua.org/u
myslef. |
| 5/25 |
|
| csua.org/u/8i5 -> www.boston.com/news/nation/washington/articles/2004/08/07/veteran_claims_misquote_on_kerry_globe_stands_by_its_story?mode=PF Globe stands by its story By Susan Milligan, Globe Staff | August 7, 2004 WASHINGTON -- A report that one of a group of veterans opposing Senator John F Kerry's bid for the presidency had said he made a mistake signing an affidavit questioning Kerry's medals rocketed around the airwaves yesterday, sparking a backlash on conservative radio programs and the Drudge Report website. The programs asserted that retired Lieutenant Commander George Elliott had been misquoted in yesterday's Boston Globe when he said he had made a "terrible mistake" in signing an affidavit suggesting Kerry did not deserve to be awarded the Silver Star. Kerry was awarded the medal for killing a Viet Cong soldier. The Globe quoted Elliott, who was Kerry's commanding officer during the war, as saying he was under "time pressure" when he signed the document and still believes Kerry deserved the Silver Star for his service. The affidavit was released ahead of the publication of a new book that questions whether Kerry should have been given some of his combat medals. Elliott released another affidavit yesterday backing away from his comments this week to the Globe, saying the reporter, Michael Kranish, misquoted him. Globe Editor Martin Baron released a statement saying "the Globe stands by the article. The quotes attributed to Mr Elliott were on the record and absolutely accurate." In 1996, when Kerry was running for Senate reelection and faced questions about the circumstances in which he shot the Viet Cong fighter, Elliott came to Boston and defended Kerry, saying he deserved the Silver Star. In yesterday's new affidavit, Elliott said, "had I known the facts I would not have recommended Kerry for the Silver Star simply for pursuing and dispatching a single wounded Viet Cong." He added, "I do not claim to have any personal knowledge as to how Kerry shot the wounded, fleeing Viet Cong." At the same time, Drudge also erroneously reported that Kranish, a 20-year Globe veteran, had written the introduction to a Kerry-authorized campaign book, "Our Plan for America: Stronger at Home, Respected in the World." In fact, Baron said, Kranish had no connection to the Kerry campaign book and did not write its introduction. Baron noted that earlier this summer Kranish worked with PublicAffairs -- the publisher of the Boston Globe biography of Kerry, "John F Kerry: The Complete Biography by the Boston Globe Reporters Who Know Him Best" -- to write a short introduction to a second project: an independent, unauthorized review of publicly available documents dealing with the platform and policy statements of Kerry and Edwards. That project was in no way connected with the Kerry-Edwards campaign, Baron said. "When PublicAffairs subsequently struck an agreement with the Kerry campaign to do an official campaign book, Kranish's relationship with the project immediately ended," Baron said. Peter Osnos, publisher of PublicAffairs, said both Drudge and Amazon, the online bookseller peddling the upcoming Kerry-Edwards book, had made a mistake in suggesting Kranish had written its introduction. The Globe book, "John F Kerry: The Complete Biography," is an unauthorized biography. The work draws on extensive interviews with the candidate, all conducted before 2004. After he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee, Kerry declined to cooperate with further interviews. Amazon, the online bookseller, apparently contributed to the confusion with a listing for the Kerry-approved campaign book indicating Kranish as the author. PublicAffairs' officials said yesterday that Amazon had agreed to revise the listing immediately. Kerry campaign spokesman Michael Meehan said Kranish had no connection to the campaign. |
| www.boston.com/news/nation -> www.boston.com/news/nation/ church bus crash A church bus filled with teens was hit by an SUV and ran off the road, plunging into a canal and killing three people late Saturday, police said. Imam's lawyer weighs entrapment defense An attorney for a mosque leader accused of plotting to obtain a shoulder-fired grenade launcher said he may defend his client by arguing that authorities entrapped him. Nichols set to get life a second time Already serving life in federal prison, Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols is set to be sentenced to life in state prison Monday, and his attorneys say he may use the occasion to speak publicly for the first time since he went on trial. Police probe death of retarded patient A mildly retarded man placed a frantic call hours before his death to complain that he was being beaten by staff at a state-run hospital for mentally disabled people, a family friend said. FBI searches car in anthrax investigation FBI agents searched a car on Saturday belonging to the bioterrorism expert whose homes were raided earlier this week by federal agents investigating the 2001 anthrax attacks. SF man fakes own decapitation in video An aspiring politician and video game designer who faked his own beheading by Iraqi militants awoke Saturday to learn that television stations around the world were showing his homemade video of the gruesome hoax. NY house fire kills six, one an infant A fast-moving fire ripped through a single-family house early Saturday, killing six young people including an infant, police said. Boston religious leaders plead for peace Archbishop Sean P O'Malley and other religious leaders pleaded for peace over the weekend after a spate of violence that has prompted calls for action from community leaders and city officials. Police probe death of retarded patient A mildly retarded man placed a frantic call hours before his death to complain that he was being beaten by staff at a state-run hospital for mentally disabled people, a family friend said. GOP names 19-time inmate auditor candidate Republican leaders in Washington state were happy to have a contender for state auditor when they accepted Will Baker's last-minute offer to challenge a popular Democrat. town strike Frustrated by stalled contract talks, more than 350 municipal employees walked off the job Saturday, closing libraries and idling public transportation. beach euthanized Thirty dolphins stranded on a Florida beach were euthanized Saturday after experts and volunteers spent hours trying to get them to swim back to the ocean. |
| 64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:cxZw7yd Preferences Web Your search - cache:cxZw7yd - did not match any documents. Suggestions: - Make sure all words are spelled correctly. |
| www.publicaffairsbooks.com IMPERFECT JUSTICE Looted Assets, Slave Labor, and the Unfinished Business of World War II Stuart E Eizenstat "A tale of monstrous corruption, titanic egos, and delicate diplomacy." |
| csua.org/u -> csua.org/u/ To easily shortcut URLs from anywhere, bookmark this link: 22 Shortcut This URL 7. |
| csua.org/u/8i6 -> 64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:cxZw7ydSwWsJ:www.publicaffairsbooks.com/publicaffairsbooks-cgi-bin/display%3Fbook%3D1586483145+kranish+kerry+edwards&hl=en com/publicaffairsbooks-cgi-bin/display%3Fbook%3D1586483145+kranish+ kerry+edwards&hl=en Google is not affiliated with the authors of this page nor responsible for its content. John Kerry and his running mate, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, have a plan: an ambitious, detailed blueprint to alter the current course of America and re-direct its future. How do Kerry and Edwards plan to roll back our damaged foreign relations? How will they improve our economy, restore jobs, and manage to make America safer, stronger, and more secure? Here are their proposals: Restoring Jobs and Rebuilding the Economy Winning the Peace in Iraq Providing Access to Affordable Healthcare Defending the American Homeland Creating a New Era for America's Schools Helping to Create a Cleaner and Greener America Instituting a Principled Foreign Policy Making College Affordable for All Americans Kerry and Edwards: Their Plans and Promises delineates issue-by-issue the promises and the plans of the Kerry/Edwards ticket. In his introduction, the Boston Globe's Michael Kranish offers penetrating insight into the policies of a Kerry administration, and what they could mean for America. Kerry and Edwards: Their Plans and Promises cuts through the rhetoric to the details of the "Real Deal." Now Democrats and Republicans alike can judge for themselves exactly what the Kerry/Edwards ticket is offering America in what is shaping up to be one of the fiercest, most passionate political contests in generations. |
| csua.org/u/8i7 -> www.publicaffairsbooks.com/publicaffairsbooks-cgi-bin/display?book=1586483145 John Kerry and John Edwards know that the issues, and the stakes, of the 2004 Presidential election are the most profound and urgent to confront America in generations. They think that America needs more than to get back on courseAmerica needs a whole new direction. Our Plan for America presents, in full scope, Kerry and Edward's map for the next four years and beyond. Here, in thorough detail and accessible language, Kerry and Edwards delineate point-by-point the most urgent challenges facing America today, and their plans to redress these, including: LAUNCHING AND LEADING A NEW ERA OF ALLIANCES MODERNIZING THE MILITARY CHARTING THE COURSE TO ENERGY INDEPENDENCE RESTORING FISCAL DISCIPLINE TO WASHINGTON CREATING NEW JOBS IN AMERICA PROVIDING HEALTH CARE FOR EVERY CHILD MANAGING SKYROCKETING HEALTH CARE COSTS PROVIDING EVERY AMERICAN A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND COLLEGE John Kerry and John Edwards have a plan to build an America that is strong at home and respected in the world. In Our Plan for America, they offer readers and voters a chance to judge for themselvesand for the next four yearsthe direction that America will take in the future. |
| oks.com/publicaffairs The page cannot be found The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Please try the following: * If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly. |