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Friday, July 18, 2003

You little fruitcake, you little fruitcake, I said you are a fruitcake. -- Rep. Pete Stark, as quoted by Rep. Kenny Hulshof   You naughty little fruitcake Your mama was a fruitcake Your sister eats fruitcake And your daddy does too    So there   (From the House Ways and Means Committee minutes, during a discussion of HR 1776) 8:26:52 PM    comment []

Each track has been shortened by 2% in length, while preserving pitch. The CD is ready and labeled. 6:26:17 PM    comment []

a BODY has been found in the Case Of The Missing Mole... We now have all the elements for a tawdry summer tale on the order of Chandra or Laci! Spies, Lies, and a Suspicious Cadaver, oh my! Be still my beating heart! 7:47:31 AM    comment []

Meanwhile, melodrama in the UK as reported by The Independent. Concern as MoD 'mole' reported missing By Danny Kemp, PA News 18 July 2003 An official adviser on Iraqi arms named as the possible "mole" for a BBC report claiming the Government "sexed up" its dossier on weapons of mass destruction has been reported missing by his family, police said today. Dr David Kelly, 59, went missing from his home near Abingdon, Oxfordshire, at around 3pm yesterday after telling his wife he was going for a walk, Thames Valley Police said.   I was ambushed by a hanging jury, claims BBC man Committee urges that witnesses using Parliamentary privilege to make allegations should be forced to reveal their sources By Ben Russell, Political Correspondent 18 July 2003 The row between Labour and the BBC descended into a personal dispute last night after MPs branded the reporter Andrew Gilligan an "unsatisfactory witness". The Commons Select Committee on Foreign Affairs accused him of "changing his mind" about a claim that Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's director of communications, "sexed up" the Government's dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction published in September to include a reference to Iraq's "45-minute" capability. The criticism sparked a furious response from the BBC which said it was sticking to its story. 5:07:28 AM    comment []