ROVE, CHENEY LINKED TO OBAMA ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT

You get 3 points for trying. But really, who uses bombs these days ?

I can see lots on the attempt, but nothing on a Rove/Cheney link.

I can go to the story . . . but every time it try to post it, it doesn't work. I'm sure the major news outlets will be running the story soon . . .

This is big. Theyve even shut off news access while its still going on.

Grrrr.....

Then just post the link and we will go read it ourselves.

Bunnies dont growl..they hop.

It is on the radio here in Oz.

I think it's extraordinary that they waited until today of all days to do this!

You are correct.
I didnt realize what today was.

Wait until Robert gets started.

Nothing on the BBC.
Nothing on CNN.
Nothing on the NYTIMES website.
Joe(9:06am)Nation

I cant believe that Joe. It is all over Oz. Is there a media ban on it in the USA ? Do they have such things ?

My friend heard about it on his short wave radio. Apparently they weren't able to jam it.

One should never use jam for a short wave radio. Marmalade works much better.

True, according to the BBC that is.

I hate to seem skeptical on April 1st, but this would have been more believable as a hunting invitation from Cheney....

Apparently, the English just go batty for this kind of thing. Today, The Sun announced that they were coming out with flavored newsprint, and invited their readers to lick a block of news print on the page announcing this development--with a message underneath reading "may contain nuts."

A couple of years ago, the Royal Canadian Mint, with a completely straight collective face, announced the issuance of a new three dollar coin. The dollar coin is called a "loonie" because there is a loon on the coin. The two dollar coin is called, unsurprisingly, a "toonie." In announcing the new three dollar coin, the RC Mint suggested that it be call the "threenie." It was just hilarious listening to the outraged calls which CBC recorded on their "talk-back" line, from citizens who were incensed that the Mint were wasting their money on such a coin.

But, it seems, the granddaddy of them all comes from the Beeb. Click here to read all about the Swiss Spaghetti harvest.

Sucker.