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New world comedy
#1
check this out.....  If my life was sooooo messed up but people would pay 1000 or more for dinner for me to tell about all my mess ups and you all laff yur arses off......  Whos reality is this anyway......  Im gonna get focused and creating my own Reality cause im sick of this one............  :dude:

http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2007/...?vid=10474
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#2
Bush poking fun at his blunders is a good tactic to remain popular with remaining supporters. It’s amazing that he has any left. I keep seeing more and more stories about states voting to impeach Bush. We can change this reality by focusing on making that happen. icon_anmachen 
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‘Impeachment rallies’ scheduled across US for Saturday

Josh Catone
Raw Story
April 23, 2007

People will call for the impeachment of President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney at over 100 actions planned across the country on Saturday, April 28.

The creative actions include rallies, banner drops on freeways, “guerrilla slide shows” on the sides of New York City buildings, skywriting, and “human murals” of people spelling out “IMPEACH!” with their bodies at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, Coney Island in New York, the foot of the Washington monument in Washington, D.C., and other locations.

“George Bush and Dick Cheney lied the nation into an illegal war of aggression, are spying on millions of innocent Americans, and have authorized the use of torture,” said Jacob Park, the national coordinator of the April 28 impeachment actions. “The time has come for all Americans–particularly our representatives in Congress–to decide where they we stand. To turn a blind eye to lying, spying, and torture makes a mockery of our most basic values and the very notion of democracy.”

Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) plans to introduce articles of impeachment for Vice President Dick Cheney at a press conference on Tuesday afternoon.

“Cheney spokeswoman Megan McGinn responded to Kucinich’s announcement by saying that the vice president has served the nation honorably for almost 40 years,” reports the Associated Press.

“The vice president is focused on the serious issues facing our nation,” McGinn said.

On Friday, Vermont state senators passed a resolution calling for the impeachment of both the president and vice president for actions that have raised “serious questions of constitutionality.”

http://www.outlawjournalism.com/news/?p=5521
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#4
It sounds like the impeach Bush rallies went well. Below is one photo I liked. We just need to visualize Bushlessness. ;)

http://indybay.org/newsitems/2007/04/29/18406582.php


[Image: 640_bushlessness_1.jpg]


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#5
lol
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