Remember bu$h's speech when he mentioned "Sex slaves"? WTF?

[maveric]

What was that all about and where did it come from. It may have been fron one of his SOTU addresses.

[Mugweed]

1. Referring to Gannon?

[MissWaverly]

2. I think it was back in 03, he was addressing the UN

I think there was some surprise because he was expected to be asking
for UN support for the Iraq effort and people felt that this was totally off the wall.

[NAO]

3. CIA MK-Ultra Mind-Controlled Sex Slaves

There is a woman named Brice Taylor (pseud) who claims to have been the victim of a vast multi-generational sex abuse ring. She claims to have been victimized by trauma-based mind control techniques perfected in the CIA's MK-Ultra mind-control program. This resulted in the development of Multiple Personality Disorder (now refereed to as Disassociate Identity Disorder).

Her autobiography titled "Thanks For the Memories - The Truth Has Set Me Free. The Memoirs of Bob Hope and Henry Kissinger's Mind-Controlled Slave, Used as a Presidential Sex-Toy and Personal Computer" was published in 1999 in a limited edition.

It has since become an extremely scarce item on the rare book market, commanding prices of up to $300. The cover is very unique and features pictures of some, but by no means all, of the politicians, actors and other elites that sexually abused Ms. Taylor:





I was a sex-slave for the CIA - not your mother's satanic conspiracy:
http://www.gettingit.com/article/364

Some interesting quotes and excerpts from the book can be found here:
http://www.whale.to/b/taylor_q.html

[Jim Sagle]

4. Whadda bunch shit.

[mpendragon]

5. Molly Ivins talks about the GOP's commitment to helping women abroad

Molly Ivins talks about the GOP's commitment to helping women (middle 1/3rd of the article). A lot of the women she's talking about are sexually abused as part of their working slavery and working conditions like that promote the slavery they claim to be against.

From the article:

Access to DeLay was important. “Washington firms were desperate to hire lobbyists with connections to the new Republican leadership,” said a trade association president who works on the Hill. “They knew Abramoff was close to DeLay.”

Abramoff was also close to DeLay’s staff. He hired Ed Buckham and built one of the most lucrative accounts on Preston Gates’ books: the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands. In this former American territory, women from the Philippines, Thailand, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and China worked 84-hour workweeks in fenced industrial parks sewing “Made in the U.S.A.” garments. Abramoff, Buckham, and Mike Scanlon (also lured away from DeLay’s staff) doggedly fought President Bill Clinton’s efforts to impose U.S. labor law, minimum-wages, and overtime standards on the commonwealth’s employers. They even ran a successful campaign to elect an anti-labor speaker of the house for the commonwealth, and enlisted DeLay to lead a U.S. House campaign to keep working conditions there unregulated.