1. You and Angela deserve bigdom. You have the radio chops. You have the connections. You have your health and your youth and lots of energy.

   Now is the time. I don\’t know what\’s exactly coming your way, but you need to boldly seize good opportunities when the time is ripe.

   A bit of premature advice completely uninformed by reality as I know it thusfar: When you have people working for you and answering to you, don\’t forget to delegate. That\’s what they\’re there for. Don\’t be afraid to let go of 15 of the 20 jobs you now do all by yourself.

   Looking forward to hearing whatever good news comes your way.

   Posted by Oscar Goldman | April 12, 2008, 3:14 am

2. Sorry Scott, you’re not getting my Miller Lite.

   (Wondering if anyone even remembers those commercials…)

   Posted by Nergol | April 12, 2008, 4:24 am

3. Scott can be the next Rush Limbaugh. Except, you know, in a good way.

   Posted by xenos | April 12, 2008, 10:16 am

4. Best stock up on the oxycotton then

   Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 10:27 am

5. “…The audience is growing all over the world”…Hell yeah, I’m ready…and I gotta lotta time on my hands.

   Posted by Mace Price | April 12, 2008, 10:44 am

6. Thank you and Angela Scott. Your interviews have always been great but the website and MP3s have been coming every single day for the last month or 2 and it’s fantastic.
   More lovely pictures of Angela please

   Posted by Paul | April 12, 2008, 1:49 pm

7. Check out what Cheney has been saying on Sean Hannity’s radio show-

   HANNITY: If we pull out too early, what do you believe the consequences would be? […]

   CHENEY: For us to walk away from Iraq I think would have at least that bad an effect, probably worse, because if al Qaeda were to take over big parts of Iraq, among other things, they would acquire control of a significant oil resource. Iraq has almost 100 billion barrel reserves, producing 2.5-3 million barrels of oil a day. If you take a terrorist organization like al Qaeda and give it that kind of revenue, there’s no telling the amount of trouble they could get into.

   Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 1:54 pm

8. Scott:

   Any truth your gonna bring on AL RANTEL as one your first guests?

   Posted by stevec | April 12, 2008, 2:04 pm

9. WEBSTER TARPLEY just published OBAMA - the Post Modern Coup: The Making of a Manchurian Candidate….

   http://www.lulu.com/content/2325554

   Maybe Justin can read it and you can have him on to give a book review!

   Posted by stevec | April 12, 2008, 2:12 pm

10. Anders, the only terrorists that are going to take over Iraq are the ones that wear $1200 suits.

    Posted by mudshark | April 12, 2008, 2:28 pm

11. WGT: Obama’s lemming legions and Kool-Aid cult candidacy……………

    LEMMING LEGIONS (L)

    KOOL - AID CULT CANDIDACY (Hard “K”)

    God I love alliteration…………

    Scott:

    Why don’t you employ alliteration in your Antiwar.com articles…..

    Alliteration is clearly the highest expression of literary (and oratory) artistic merit…..Just ask Walter Winchell….

    Posted by stevec | April 12, 2008, 2:40 pm

12. Damn right mudshark, also the very notion of al qaida taking over large parts of Iraq is so far fetched it makes McCainiacs “Iran-al qaida” meme seem believable by comparison.

    Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 2:46 pm

13. Speaking of radio shows, take a listen to this , alex jones clip , if you can bare to listen the flash point is a little over half way through the clip.

    Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 3:11 pm

14. http://www.antiwar.com/blog/2007/05/23/philip-giraldi-4/

    When asked about the administration’s assertions that al Qaeda will take over Iraq’s al Anbar province if the U.S. military leaves, [former CIA counter-terrorism officer] Giraldi said,

    “No. I think the reality is that if the United States leaves it will be a very bad thing for al Qaeda because the Sunnis don’t particularly want them around and would get rid of them.”

    He then said that the only reason al Qaeda is tolerated by Iraqi Sunnis is to help fight the American occupation and that,

    “There have already been reports that the Sunnis are already kind of tired of them because when they stage a major provocation or attack, it’s the local Sunni population that has to take the grief when the U.S. Army descends. … It’s a marriage of convenience with al Qaeda insofar as it’s a marriage at all. So I think it would be fallacious to assume – In fact, let me [say it] stronger than that: I think it would be ridiculous to assume that al Qaeda could establish some kind of serious presence in Iraq similar to what it did in Afghanistan because the dynamic is completely different.”

    Posted by Scott | April 12, 2008, 3:13 pm

15. Thanks scott, yeh i was sure i had heard you interview someone who had debunked that particular nazi-esq talking point, also i remember you asking someone, perhaps it was Giraldi ?, about how big Al Qaida was world wide and the reply was something like “around 4,000″, so it’s pretty hard to imagine them “taking over parts of Iraq”, i mean the US has been there 6 years with 160k troops and they still struggle to control anything.

    Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 3:23 pm

16. Scott, Angela, Interns:

    
    You Can Do It!

    Great hair,
    Hope you win,
    Luv you too,
    No homo. ; )

    Posted by mudshark | April 12, 2008, 3:34 pm

17. Are the CIA backing the MEK again ?

    Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 3:58 pm

18. Some reports are suggesting the attack was carried out by Jundullah, thats the group that the US has been reportedly aiding since 2005

    Posted by Anders | April 12, 2008, 6:06 pm

19. …Unless all they do is pray, it’s like I said, I’d venture to say there’s still a Bounty on Sunni’s in Iran…The Persian Shia that dominate Iran still haven’t forgotten all that shit The US sold to Saddam…It’s said that—through existing Policy and Diplomacy at the time of course—He obtained Biological Capability from The CDC in Atlanta.

    Posted by Mace Price | April 13, 2008, 6:29 pm

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