Bombshells #10. . .

A Select Few Bombshells That Clears Much Of The Manufactured Fog
compiled by The Old Hippie Because I Truly Believe It Might Help Clear The Fog

1.  Kofi And The Scandal Pimps - AlterNet   2.  Delay Indicted For A 2nd Time - By A 2nd Grand Jury!         - Houston Chronicle - October 3, 2005   3.  Broke The Law ... Blistering Report - N. Y. Times   4.  "Why?  Because This Was America." - Editor & Publisher   5.  "What's the Difference?" - Cindy Sheehan

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  6.  O Brother, Where Artificial Thou? - Grist Magazine

  7.  Zogby Polls Out for 2006 Mid-Term Elections - Zogby International

Reminders. . .

 1.  21 Administration Officials Involved In Plame Leak - Thus far, the media coverage of the outing of Valerie Plame has focused on a few central figures, most of all Karl Rove.  But the evidence that has come to light to date suggests involvement by numerous Bush officials at all levels across multiple departments.

Think Progress has created a comprehensive database cataloguing the connections of 21 administration officials to the outing of an undercover CIA agent.  It will be updated regularly to reflect news developments on the case and will serve as a reference for anyone looking for the most up to date information on the investigation.

Here is what ABC’s The Note has to say about it:

In an age when the general public would be shocked at the degree to which major news organizations are wholly dependent on interest groups for their research, this one will get some Gang of 500 bookmarking.

Check it out and spread the word.

 2.  62 per cent of Americans Disapprove of the president's handling the situation in Iraq.

 3. . Loyalty Before Competence Another nomination of someone with no experience in the position that Bush has nominated them for.

And Lastly. . .

"I Remember Democrats" - William Rivers Pitt speaks to what most of us see and feel.
I too remember Democrats and the reality of a true opposition party's significance. . .