Mistakes: Republican slang for "felonies."

And if this doesn't send you a signal about Guiliani, what will? The guy is like Mitt Romney and Roland...uh, before Roland was convicted that is...that's my take home message. Of course, I don't want to hog that message just for myself.

Kerik can't be a Republican . . . He did not mention rehab or black-out memory episodes . . .

He seems to be almost accepting an iota of personal responiblity.

I not saying he ain't the scum off a fly's naughty-bits . . . Cuz DAMN!

That'll make a shiny nail in Rudy's campaign coffin.

I thought he was in jail. Certainly, he belongs there rather than television. But at least this helps put a nail in Rudy's coffin.

SIDE NOTE: has anyone else realized that the FOX opinion-cast network has Republican talkers that are predominately FELONS of scandals gone past . . . AND there is no mention of this bonofide on the bar below their name BUT . . .

SNOOP DOG gets Hip-hop & Felon below his name . . .

INQUIRY: What is up with that?

INQUIRY: Are White Republicans worth the same level of note as an entertainer?

INQUIRY: Is it just Snoop Dog has got a better publicist or the folk at FOX just racist as well as Fascist plutocratic klepocrats?

Inquiring minds wanna know . . .

Neil Cavuto is to journalism as GW Bush is the to the presidency.

Kerik knows a lot about Rudy, having been his driver while Rudy was stepping out...

No wonder this oaf was Police Commissioner.

and misspeaks are Republican (McCain version) for lies.

Iran hostage resolution?

WTF?

The British that were detained were NOT hostages.

Why?

The Iranian government did NOT demand anything for their release.

To call them "hostages" is totally wrong.

"Hostages" is being used by the Boy Butcher (i.e. Bush) to rekindle the anti-Iranian mentality from the late 70s and early 80s.

Back then, Hizbollah took hostages.

They did so in order to secure the release of the Kuwait 17, who were from the Al-Da'wa party and were implicated in the bombing of the US Embassy.

Those were hostages.

Their captors were not leaders from the Iranian govt.

So please, stop furthering the Boy Butcher's propaganda designed to rekindle the anti-Iranian sentiment from the 80s.

Compare the British with **real hostages**....

[Keywords: Al-Dawa, Islamic Dawa Party or Islamic Call Party, Hizb al-Da'wa al-Islamiyya, Hizbollah, Hezbollah, Kuwait 17]

Dec. 3, 1984 Hijacking of Kuwait Airways Flight 221

Kuwait Airways Flight 221, on its way from Kuwait to Pakistan, was hijacked and diverted to Tehran. The hijackers demanded the release of the Kuwait 17. When the demand wasn't met, the hijackers killed two American officials from the U.S. Agency for International Development. On the sixth day of the drama, Iranian security forces stormed the plane and released the remaining hostages.

Iran arrested the hijackers, saying they would be brought to trail. But the trial never took place, and the hijackers were allowed to leave the country. There was no U.S. military response. The State Department announced a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrests of those involved in the hijacking. Later press reports linked Hezbollah's Imad Mughniyah to the hijackings.

Monday, Dec. 17, 1984
Horror Abroad Flight 221
By John Kohan

The hijackers called for the release from Kuwaiti prisons of their "innocent brothers," [i.e. Kuwait 17, from Al-Dawa] who they claimed had been tortured by "the joint butchering machine" of Kuwait, the U.S. and France. They admitted murdering two Americans and vowed to kill a third, whom they identified as "Charles Kipper," along with three Kuwaiti diplomats if their demands were not met. The American and Kuwaiti hostages, the hijackers declared, were "no more than a group of criminals who deserve to be killed according to the judgment of God and the Koran" and would never be let go, only "killed or buried under the aircraft wreckage."

In the book "The Prince of the Marshes," Rory Stewart has breakfast in the Green Zone on p. 107. "One table down from us was Bernie Kerik, the ex-New York police commisioner, now the Iraqi interior minister, stting alone. My friend told me that he was often with a personal PR team who organized the press photos of him in shades, gun in hand, bringing zero tolerance to Baghdad."

I think we should start a Republican to English dictionary.
For starters:

1. Made mistakes - Commited crimes
2. Misspoke - Lied
3. As was reported - As was planted
Additions?

Posted by: Yellow dog
Date: April 7, 2007 01:14 AM

4. Family Values...Addams or Manson?
5. War Hero.....declared victory as President..AWOL as pilot.
6. Defense Contractor...Made lot's of money on American Soldiers backs.
7. Great Decider...Narcissistic Sociopathic Dolt
8. Darth Vader....2nd CinC War Criminal
9. Regime Change....Halliburton Revenue Enhancement Scheme
10.US Attorney...Consigliere's to the Great Decider, hired legal whore for Whitehouse.

from livery driver to police commissioner - nice going, plese tell us all how you managed that ? ah yes-the old 'crawling under desks' routine

Can't wait for the mug shot when he's processed in with the caption beneath it saying "Mistakes were made..."

Just exactly what makes Kerik qualified to spout his opinion about Nancy Pelosi's trip to Syria or anything else for that matter. Just Fox trying to do a PR plug for this crook. The problem is if Faux didn't allow crooks or liars on the show, there would be no Faux Noise.

Let me get this straight. They say "Mistakes were made," if they are clearly guilty but the evidence isn't in the hands of the prosecutor yet. Then they say, "I have made mistakes but you don't have to punish me," once it is.

This is great. Faux News is the repository for every criminal subverting the intent of our constitution. I'm really looking forward to the Oliver North, John Poindexter, and now Bernie Kerik show. Instead of the Faux News Network, they will soon be known as the Felonious News Network. Amerika, what have we become?

Peace,
PJ

Colossians 3:23

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x22158

.Conspiracy to protect and enact a coup

If the U.S. attorneys responsible for enforcing voting rights are actually political operatives for one or the other party, then who is going to enforce the voting rights of voters for the other party. Also, how would you proceed if you wanted to arrest large numbers of individuals for various illegal acts so that they would be in custody at the time of a coup? You would place lots of political operatives in positions to arrest lots of people.

This is actually hilarious in a perverse sort of way. Fox news lacks the insight to realize that by continually putting the felons on air they not only undermine the felons but themselves as well. Hope they don't realize their blunder until it's too late.