Hooray! Thanks for the links, Brad!

Lol, Brad. I just heard you mention me at 29:30 in the 2nd hour of TMM show. Yes, I did leave. My feet got cold after I stepped in that puddle (just sandals)in the 'smoking section' outside. Here in Phoenix, we usually bring a sweater if we're going to be out in the night cold. Since I hadn't planned on TMM show, I didn't bring warm clothes.

And, I was hungry. I listened to some of the show on my car radio --- until I drove too far and couldn't get it anymore.

It was still fun!

I've been checking out the AZ websites from your blog while listening to the guests. Great info --- thanks!

The Katrina Saga continues.

Before Katrina hit New Orleans and before anyone knew it would, when it was a 4 way out in the gulf, we had a thread here.

I pointed out that a conservative ex-congressman, a republican civilian, was the titular head of the Army Corp of Engineers. He had been asking for several years for money to repair the levees indicating that a hurricane could breach them and destroy New Orlears.

The oil barons in the white house shot him down on his request for 50 or so million dollars, and only allowed him about 5 million in the budget share.

Then Katrina hit as was expected and talked about on this blog.

Now, there is a Libby type lawsuit where the Army Corp of Engineers is being sued in federal court for not doing their duty (Link Here).

The potential facts coming from this case can be just as devastating to the neoCon madmen in the white house.

The Libby case along with this case will show that they lied to get us into a perverted war and spent billions on their war profiteering illicit partners, while at the same time fighting against making an American city safe from real impending danger.

For those who would like to follow the Katrina lawsuits (post #3 above), the federal district court in New Orleans has started a website for that purpose.

(Link Here).

I like the choice for the song to open the Malloy show. Just like a substitute teacher, the trolls were able to get away with a bit more, but when Mike comes back, there won't be any more of that learning time wasted on the punks.

It is fun to listen to them try to defend themselves when they're out of their Hannitized element though.

Larry B. - Oh Man, You stole my thunder I was thinking the same thing.
The WHO song "Substitute" was a great bumper !!!

Brad blows away most of the hacks on radio, He's quick & witty and should have his own show.

Especially if ya want to hear facts & the truth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2jB0Rl5kC4

Shows how dense I am: I thought the song was just referencing 'the truth':

Substitute your lies for fact

I hadn't connected

But I'm a substitute for another guy

I rely on people around me to point out the subtleties that pass right through my brain. (Thanks JoJ and Larry B)

Ram - So true you are.
Amazing how relevant that song is today . . . . . Perhaps that why they call it "Classic Rock"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substitute_(song)

You think we look pretty good together
You think my shoes are made of leather

But I'm a substitute for another guy
I look pretty tall but my heels are high
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young, but I'm just back-dated, yeah

Substitute me for him
Substitute my coke for gin
Substitute you for my mum
At least I'll get my washing done
"Substitute" Pete Townshend 1965-66

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NMEnrq_TVI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSRsdE38d-A

R.I.P. Keith & John

Relevant on two accounts;
I'm a substitute for another guy & Substitute your lies for fact
Pete Townshend stated that Substitute simply "was about nothing"

Hummmmm That To . . .

JoJ: I'm still not sure --- is Brad going to do our laundry, too?

RAM - Whatever it takes. Saving America. One load of laundry at a time

Heheheheheheeheee...

Cleaning up the Exxon oil spill down at the Swishy Washy coin-op!

And loving it!

That last line was for 99.

Democracy NOW!
Monday, February 5th, 2007
Ralph Nader on Why He Might Run In 2008, the Iraq War & the New Documentary "An Unreasonable Man"

Consumer advocate and former presidential candidate Ralph Nader says he will decide later this year whether to run for president in 2008. Today he also looks back at his childhood and his new book "Seventeen Traditions." In addition, film director Henriette Mantel joins us to talk about "An Unreasonable Man."

RALPH NADER: Too early to say. I think we need more voices and choices. I think the speech by former Senator Mike Gravel indicates there’s going to be a wider debate in the primaries of the Democratic Party, along with Congressman Dennis Kucinich. There are lots of people in this country urging Bill Moyers to run in the Democratic primary. He would certainly give it more depth. And I hope more independent candidates and third-party candidates run. We’ve got to break this two-party elected dictatorship that’s being measured by how much money it raises.

http://play.rbn.com/?url...mp;proto=rtsp&start=