Fellow DUers : Raise Your Glass to Sludge and say "CHEERS"!

[jefferson_dem]

Thanks, Mr. Sludge-fuck, for making the explosive october surprise an even bigger story than it was before. Now, inevitably, it will reach the level of "which side is right" and will force Chimp-gimp and his cabal of freaks to come clean on what they knew and when they knew it. There goes the O2 out of the Chimp campaign effort ... as they will appear more and more desperate, grasping to deflect the truth about their Iraq failures.

So...cheers everyone. And thanks Sludge!

:toast:

[frank frankly]

1. Matt Sludge is a fool, an idiot, a fascist, and a fool

one of the worst people on the planet.

Thanks for rallying the hatriotic base and scaring off everybody else, Matt!!!

[RoyGBiv]

2. Everything old ...

"What did you know, and when did you know it?"

I've been WAITING for that question to be asked of this train wreck of an administration. I didn't quite expect it in this context, but whatever works ...

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

3. You talking about the tons of explsosives story?

[wicket]

5. Yes, Drudge is claiming that they weren't there when we invaded

n/t

[jefferson_dem]

6. That's right, moonbeam. See the other thread that's humming along about

sludge's latest yellow journalistic effort.

[onenote]

4. exactly!

And while they're at it, they can explain how, even after we were in the country (although maybe not at that particular site), 40 truckloads of explosives (that's what an expert said it would take to move 380 tons of this shit) drove away without our vaunted "eyes in the sky" (the same ones that Colin Powell claimed proved that there were mobile biolabs) noticing a fuckin' thing. And we still can't find 40 truckloads. Must be buried with those friggin jets.

onenote

[jefferson_dem]

7. At the very least, it buttresses the "not enough troops" theory.

Critics claim there were simply not enough U.S. troops to guard hundreds of weapons stockpiles, weapons now being used by insurgents and terrorists to wage a guerrilla war in Iraq.” (NBC’s “Nightly News,” 10/25/04)