The black-robed grand pooh-pa, Sadar has pulled his group's representatives out of the Iraqi parliament. This was done, he said, because the Prime Minister wouldn't force the Americans to set a leaving Iraq date.

The black-robed grand pooh-pa, Sadar has pulled his group's representatives out of the Iraqi parliament. This was done, he said, because the Prime Minister wouldn't force the Americans to set a leaving Iraq date.

Spring Break At The Taxpayers Expense

Glad I joined this organization. Below is the link and just the opening paragraph!

http://www.vfw.org/index.cfm?fa=news.newsDtl&did=3968

Cynthia Tucker of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary today, April 16th. The board ci

Initial reports state that:

The shooter had two 9mm handguns-

2 hours passed between the first shooting on campus and the massacre-

The remarks from poster Mudcat were brought to my attention by someone claiming to “have the truth” related to the ethics filing from the Direct PAC against me. I will address Mudcat's statements below:

Police shot two patrons at The Frozen Palace last night. This follows a murder in the parking lot a few weeks ago.Is this the kind of establishment we want in Fayetteville?

Firing US attorneys is fun. Of course the Attorney General ("Judge" to them)is the one who thought up such stuff. When a war goes bad due to lack of smarts, it is time to fire DA's. Or, point to wars that have lasted hundreds of years and killed millions of people, which our war has not done neither, yet.

On this historic 60th anniversary, please take the time to learn a little about a man who had the courage to be true to himself.

I have lived in Peachtree City since 1984, but back in the 1970's I lived in Atlanta for four years. Oddly I do not remember things as they are protrayed on "That 70's show", rather it was a time of scrimping up $2 to go to a boarding house and buy supper at the

Don't miss this jewel. The Dixie Wing guys and gals at Falcon Field are sponsoring their 3rd or Th Annual WWII Heritage Days featuring live Allied Forces vs. the evil Jerrys battle reenactments. Walk through the encampments and see vintage military vehicles and weaponry. This is a very historical and nostalgic event that is well worth attending. There's a $5 donation to get in and kids under 14 are free. There's only one day left and it's a shame this wasn't publicized.

I heard one of the Iraqi parliament members who was wounded in the "green zone" blast recently, say he was embarrassed that it was necessary for him to be taken to the American Hospital in the green zone, since there was NOT a decent one to take an Iraqi official in the whole of Iraq.

Peachtree City, Ga – Mayor Harold Logsdon announced the “Great Air Race” sponsors have selected Peachtree City as the ultimate venue for their $1 million event.

I am getting to absolutely love Friday afternoons at 5 pm EDT. This is when the Bush Administration releases "bad" news that they hope is too late to make the evening news cycle and will be considered "old" news by the time Monday rolls around.

A Florida student was arrested, hand-cuffed and jailed after attacking a teacher, disrupting the school and resisting arrests. She was charged with a felony and two misdemeanors after police finally captured her and drove her to the police station.

There is a rumor going around that Kurt Vonnegut is dead. Most of us know that he is not gone but is w/ Billy & Montana happy in a menageree torrid in the zoo being watched by the Tralfamadorians.

I normally just pick at other bloggers, but this has to be the most ignorant person that has ever had the nerve to write to The Citizen. Let's get our Gangsta stance down to a tee and then have someone take a photo. I guess when your baby's momma got shot she was just getting familiar with the workings of an assault rifle. When you thought it would be cool to walk around Fayette County in an orange jumpsuit that was just BIG PIMPING BIG WILLY STYLE.

On May 25, 2006, the FDA approved a shingles vaccine known as Zostavax. Its maker, Merck and Co., has advertised it as recently as April 10 and 11 with full-page ads in the Atlanta newspaper.

While its usual fare to trash elected officials I can't help but wonder what your judgment quotient must be to say anything negative about Scottie Ballard other than the stress of this job as DA has made him gain weight.

We need to make it as hard on them (illegals) as we can. Do not hire them. I will pick your Peaches, I will pick your Strawberries, I will clean your house. We do not need Illegals......

To Whom It May Concern:

If you feel that you are a victim of the system, the Cool Rahim Foundation V.O.T.S. (Victims of the system) is holding a candle light vigil on April 12, 2007 at 7:30pm in front of the Fayette County Jail, in honor of Rahim Grant and all the other inmates of the Fayette County Jail. Thousands of people are unfairly convicted of crimes be cause the system puts you at a disadvantage. You are up aginst experienced government lawyers and white jurors in Fayette County! We need to take this county back for the Cool Rahim Foundation! Most people simply cannot afford an adequate defense. Tell all inmates in other pods to have their family and friends to contact us at 678-596-2294 ask for Mary or Lavoya, presidents of the Cool Rahim Foundation. Check out the web page at www.myspace.com/coolrahim1

Watch as residents speak out against a high-density development proposal for Peachtree City's West Village.

Watch as historian Carolyn Cary blasts the Fayetteville Planning Commission over a proposal for a three-story office building at the entrance to the city on Ga. Highway 54.

Somebody, I assume, who will take the heat off Bush and Gates, and allow the Central Commander in Tampa, and the General in charge on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Chiefs of staff and the Chairman in the Pentagon to continue BSing and not lose their jobs, but instead win Freedom Medals.

Maybe there is hope that the tide is turing on the forces of profiteering. The Super Logsdon Lowes was shot down by the planning commission. Even Logsdon is running for the hills on that one.

This is a hoot. It's not as good as the Wastemoreland Cobert video but it's perty dog gone funny.

"I can bring my own cigar".... Priceless

When I discovered this site I found many postings that were interesting, enjoyable and, at times, informative. Now it seems we have descended into childish attacks and attempts to undermine any opinion with which we do not agree. I can't understand why many users feel this is proper and accecpted. Maybe it's because this is the way teenagers choose to communicate their unfounded ideas and beliefs.

I would like to address all those people who like to bash the PTC police. Do any one of you have any idea what it is like to be a police officer? Do you understand the stress of knowing that each and every day you may have someone fight you, someone shoot at you, someone try to KILL you. That each day you put that gun belt on and say good bye to your wife and kids it may be the LAST TIME they see you alive?? And they do this job knowing the pay is crappy, the hours suck, and their lives are on the line. Instead, people bash the PTC police for doing their job...the job they get paid so little for. The officers of PTC are some of the best officers around. They do their job to the best of their ability. They CHOOSE to stay a PTC officer even knowing that they get no respect from the citizens they strive to protect. They CHOOSE to stay even though they know they have to act as a parent to many of the bad kids, they have to be the disciplinarian to those kids and then face the wrath and bad mouthing of the parents who don't care enough to BE a parent! The PTC officers come in to work each and every day KNOWING that their shift will probably be short staffed and that back up in an urgent sitation may be longer in coming because of the lack of a full shift.

I have lived in Peachtree City since 1984. That was the year I returned to my native Georgia. Five and one half years in Michigan had delighted me with all the snow I ever wanted to see for the rest of my life. My intent, as Lewis Grizzard wrote in his book "If I ever get back to Georgia, I'm gonna nail my feet to the ground!" (or something like that) was to do exactly that. One of the first purchases I made was a pair of gravesite plots in nearby Westminster Cemetary.