(political commentary) wrote:

There is even more evidence about the debate wires coming out he

http://puppetstring.blogspot.com

Thats a wire.... bicycle mechanics, you see wires, that a wire?

Heh... I've seen some nonsensical conspiracy theories, but suggesting
that GWB wore "a wire" to a debate...

1) when the same audio could be picked up on any TV set in the US
2) with a connection cable the (apparent) size of a brake cable outer
(bike content)
3) inexplicably routed outside his shirt
4) that somehow disappeared from other camera angles

I can't WAIT until this election is over so the level of nonsense
returns to normal.

Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $695 ti frame

(George Herbert Walker) wrote in message . com...
Ronsonic wrote in message . ..

A
teeneaged boy was told that he was a security risk because
he had a Kerry sticker on his wallet when searched by the
Secret Service. If you have any Kerry-Edwards material in
your possession, you are deemed to be a security risk and
are threatened with arrest.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4076497

After the rampages from Kerry's goons this last week that isn't a stretch.

Rove's newest scheme?

Not long ago, Karl Rove told Sean Hannity "We've got a couple of
surprises that we intend to spring." Perhaps we can glimpse the
outlines of one of those surprises.

Across the country, Bush campaign headquarters have been shot at,
attacked, and burgled. None of these attacks have prospered the Kerry
campaign in any way. Each incident has admirably served Karl Rove's
propaganda purposes. In a previous election, he once staged a
"bugging" of his own candidate.

One of the most recent office assaults took place in Knoxville,
Tennessee, where a drive-by shooter put two rounds into a Bush/Cheney
headquarters. As we have noted in one of yesterday's post, this same
office played a key role in an apparent hoax connected to the "mystery
bulge" controversy. The purpose of the hoax remains unclear. I suspect
that the intention was to sidetrack any investigators looking into the
issue, just as legitimate concerns over Bush's National Guard service
were sidetracked by the CBS debacle.

Another senseless attack took place at the Charlestown, South Carolina
G.O.P. office. News reporters covering that story dealt with the
mysterious Phil Parlock, previously linked to a number of
obviously-faked "attacks" by alleged Democrats. In one of these
attacks, Parlock's son played the role of a violently enraged
unionist.


"Enraged unionists" from the AFL-CIO allegedly spearheaded mob action
against various Bush offices on October 5. While these apparently
began as legitimate protests, everyone old enough to recall the
protests of the '60s will know the danger of the agent provocateur. #
posted by Joseph : 1:33 AM


www.cannonfire.blogspot.com/
for the active links (sorry, to lazy to paste them in)

Also see www.isbushwired.com for a similar analysis of another Rove
scheme to discredit the "Bush is Wired" story.