"Yes Bush Can" Can what? Tie his shoelaces now?
Received some spam from what I assume is a Webcrawler run by someone either involved with or in support of, the Bush Campaign.
"RatherGate proved that bloggers are the best fact checkers. That is why we are writing to a few bloggers asking for help.
Yes Bush Can has collected several documents that are clearly suspect. But we need your help to prove they are fake:
http://www.yesbushcan.com/falsedocs.shtml
Let's spring to action before these documents needlessly tarnish the reputation of our Commander and Chief. You know the drill: analyze the handwriting, search for factual errors, and post your discoveries.
And keep us posted by sending email to FakeDocs@yesbushcan.com. Thanks in advance for your help.
YesBushCan"
They must be desperate if they running webcrawlers asking for help..
I hate to disappoint them, but I'm not likely to be any help. For a start I've got both feet in the other camp. I think they'll find a huge amount of the web community in the same place. For a start, a huge proportion of it is "non-American". It might well surprise the neocons that us third-worlders over here in Europe have electricity and the Internet (having invented the first and also invented computers). It probably also surprises them that Bush is a long way from liked out here. They ain't gonna get much help webscrawling.
"RatherGate proved that bloggers are the best fact checkers. That is why we are writing to a few bloggers asking for help.
Yes Bush Can has collected several documents that are clearly suspect. But we need your help to prove they are fake:
http://www.yesbushcan.com/falsedocs.shtml
Let's spring to action before these documents needlessly tarnish the reputation of our Commander and Chief. You know the drill: analyze the handwriting, search for factual errors, and post your discoveries.
And keep us posted by sending email to FakeDocs@yesbushcan.com. Thanks in advance for your help.
YesBushCan"
They must be desperate if they running webcrawlers asking for help..
I hate to disappoint them, but I'm not likely to be any help. For a start I've got both feet in the other camp. I think they'll find a huge amount of the web community in the same place. For a start, a huge proportion of it is "non-American". It might well surprise the neocons that us third-worlders over here in Europe have electricity and the Internet (having invented the first and also invented computers). It probably also surprises them that Bush is a long way from liked out here. They ain't gonna get much help webscrawling.
posted by Sarum at
Sunday, October 17, 2004
1 Comments:
Brother Sarum:
I've updated my [ill-advised] post about "American Scapegoat in London." It is at the top of my blog (I bumped the timestamp on it) and I have responded both in the post and in the comments.
To make a long story short, I wasn't paying great attention when I posted the story... After rereading it more carefully and following up on the author, I realized that I (as well as the Guardian, presumably) was duped. The author of the article is a notorious "America-First" ideological hate criminal.
Rather than deleting the post and forgetting about it, I put down some new thoughts about it.
In any event, next time I will read an article through to the end before posting it. hehe
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