Looks like it's Bush against everyone - even Russia. Could he be any dumber?

"TEHRAN (IRNA) -- Head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization (IAEO) Reza Aghazadeh said on Thursday that he predicts a document will be signed on completion of Bushehr nuclear plant ahead of President Putin's visit to Tehran.

Aghazadeh told reporters upon his arrival from Vienna that Russian President Vladimir Putin is to pay a visit to Tehran to take part in the Caspian Sea Summit mid October.

He said that currently the Iranian and Russian experts are studying the completion of Bushehr power plant and delivery of fuel by Russia."

http://www.tehrantimes.com/index_View.asp?code=153403

"That the media are no longer much interested in Iraq is a sure sign things are going well there. Instead, they're talking about the presidential campaign, or Burma, or global warming, or . . . whatever.

Why? Simply put, the news from Iraq has been quite positive, as Petraeus related in his report to Congress. Consider:

• On Monday came news that U.S. military deaths in Iraq fell to 64 in September, the fourth straight drop since peaking at 121 in May and driving the toll to a 14-month low.

• Civilian deaths also have plunged, dropping by more than half from August to 884. Remember just six months ago all the talk of an Iraqi "civil war"? That seems to be fading.

• The just-ended holy month of Ramadan in Iraq was accompanied by a 40% drop in violence, even though al-Qaida had vowed to step up attacks.

• Speaking of al-Qaida, the terrorist group appears to be on the run, and possibly on the verge of collapse — despite making Iraq the center of its war for global hegemony and a new world order based on precepts of fundamentalist Islam.

• Military officials say U.S. troops have killed Abu Usama al-Tunisi, a Tunisian senior leader of al-Qaida in Iraq who was responsible for bringing foreign fighters into the country. Not surprisingly, the pace of foreign fighters entering Iraq has been more than halved from the average of 60 to 80 a month.

• Last month, 1,200 Iraqis waited patiently in line in Iraq's searing heat to sign up to fight al-Qaida. They will join an estimated 30,000 volunteers in the past six months — a clear sign the tide has turned in the battle for average Iraqis' hearts and minds.

• Finally, and lest you think it's all death and destruction, there's this: Five million Iraqi children returned to school last week, largely without incident, following their summer vacations.­"

Reesie is pulling a ghostsofbl­oggingbitc­hcap'ngrah­am.

Flag early and often.

Here is a fun idea. Freeze government spending to current expected receipts. Let Congress determine priorities that lie within current means.

Join me in a big laugh.

Tricky Dick, the loonie Bush patterns himself after:

http://www.firedoglake.com/2007/09/30/late-late-sunday-the-mantra-of-shrub/

skip the election.

The Dems continue to fund this war because they believe if they don't, they won't get re-lected. That's exactly the type thinking they used when voting YES on the Iraq War Resolution.

What they're doing again is putting their political futures ahead of the lives of American soldiers. That, to me, is every bit as repulsive as anything the Repubs are doing.

Every soldier that dies, is dying for political purposes, and nothing else. And both parties are equally as responsible.

Both parties, with a few individual exceptions, make my skin crawl.

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Bush does what Bush wants!

What the Majority wants is Irrelevant.

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I hate to say it but I think it's pretty obvious by now.The Dems know they can do whatever they want even if it's not what the constituents want,what are we gonna do,jump up and down while screaming I'll vote Republican if you don't listen to me?They are taking advantage of their base and pissing off a lot of people with nary an explanation or apology for going against the faithful.K­ind of takes the blush off the rose.

You know, let me give it to you straight. For what the boy is spending on this war he could pay all the illegals to go home, give us universal health care, and fill up the Social Security coffers - or even just divi that money up amongst us and makes us all grateful to him and his party. But no, the boy opted for a quagmire, an loser in the Middle East, a lost cause, a boondoggle. Has anyone thought of just sitting the boy and overseer Dick Cheney and just asking them what exactly in hell are they up to? Maybe they just need a good talking to? A little detention?

Most Americans oppose George Bush, his administration, and his enablers in Congress and the appointments he made to run the Executive Branch Agencies. This article is not news.

News would be that the plan for eternal war is actually being challenged; in Congress, on the streets, and in the homes and workplaces of this once great nation. You and I need to be told that people are organizing against the evil and corrupt elite ruining this country, and that there is broad support for such organizations. Instead we are being told that it's the same old, same old crap. Everyone complaining and no one doing anything.

Move On did something. Many resigned Generals did something. Daily Kos does something. Huffpo does something. Many people are doing something. We are hopeful it is not too late. Do something with us.

It's doesn't take courage to put money in your own pocket.

Why put more funding on ILLEGAL WAR of Bush? To do so, is putting our men and women in more danger. Cheney/Bush should send their children to Iraq to fight for their war to own the oil fields.

INTRODUCTION TO REPUBLICAN ECONOMICS:

Spending $500 Billion of US Tax dollars to rebuild and provide services to the people of Iraq is "sound economic policy". Doing the same for the people of the USA would be "socialism".

Aloha.

I am disgusted by yet another rubber stamp for Bu$h. What will it take for this to STOP ALREADY!?!?! He's rachetting up war with Iran too. Are they going to be sheep about that, like with that "non-binding" fraud passed.

Be very afraid folks. Our Constitution is on life support and the Dems seem uninterested in saving it. If there is war vs. Iran, you can kiss '08 elections good-bye.