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It’s the End of the World and Bush Feels FinePosted on Dec 26, 2007
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By weather, December 31, 2007 at 2:26 pm # The most effective weapon weThe most effective weapon we have is right in our wallet. Don’t spend money on anything but the local essentials.
By John Hanks, December 31, 2007 at 9:24 am # Smart enough to change a tire.I don’t blame the people even though they have not exercised their ultimate power to clean out all this two party filth (It would take a strike or a gun). The media makes the first and last choice and it is enriched to boot. A good set of crooks can bamboozle, fast talk and intimidate anyone. If the people could vote directly on clearly presented legislation, I think you would be surprised at the good result. Juries are almost always better than crooked judges and lawyers because they demand that things be transparent.
By John Hanks, December 30, 2007 at 7:11 pm # Idiotic and DangerousThe American people and their institutions are the only thing weaker than Bush’s brain. We have tolerated Republican subversion and treason since the Civil War, while the Democrats have covered up for them after every crime. Now we have a sword of Damocles hanging over our head and no one seems to be able to take it down. That’s the way it is when a mafia is allowed to rule for many generations. Don’t kid yourself, the two party system was a good cop - bad cop scam from the start.
By GW=MCHammered, December 30, 2007 at 10:47 am # Since Replies aren't showing:re: BySince Replies aren’t showing: re: By Blackspeare #123023 “...money talks nobody walks.” Money can be made mute. Under Bush, the U$D whispers cacophonous on the world stage. And if the GOP truly supported free market society, K-Street wouldn’t exist. Bush has only managed to do what most misprescribed, severely addicted do ... make their trouble everyone else’s.
By GW=MCHammered, December 29, 2007 at 10:50 am # Re: These comments are interesting, but“...money talks nobody walks.” Money can be made mute. Under Bush, the U$D whispers cacophonous on the world stage. And if the GOP truly supported free market society, K-Street wouldn’t exist. Bush has only managed to do what most misprescribed, severely addicted do ... make their trouble everyone else’s.
By GW=MCHammered, December 27, 2007 at 9:31 pm # Volunteer Army vs Volunteer MercenaryDemocracyVolunteer Army vs Volunteer Mercenary The risk vs reward is reversed all throughout America. Capitalizing has replaced Capitalism. No wonder ‘Silver Foot’ feels fine.
By SouljaEXVOTO, December 27, 2007 at 2:02 pm # George Bush is like aGeorge Bush is like a child who pissed his pants in class, and when all the children laughed at him, he came back the next day and blew up the whole school.
By Bill Blackolive, December 27, 2007 at 9:57 am # The explanation for w isThe explanation for w is he is on drugs. Ask any old hippiewho bothers looking at TV. W is not concerned with any Christianity, in reality, and he is probably drinking some, but there is something he uses, maybe ritilin, wherein after one of his lame talks he next pops up refreshed and so chipper.
By Conservative Yankee, December 27, 2007 at 8:48 am # 122759 by cyrena on 12/27122759 by cyrena on 12/27 at 8:17 am “Bush has what is termed in psychiatry a lack of insight into the severity of his own delusional system.” It appalls me that we are still hiding behind the myth that folks with radically different perceptions of reality are “crazy” or at the least delusional.” What most people can not get on top of, is the concept that while Bush’s actions look ill defined from where most of us sit, they are perfectly rational and “sane” when the Bush family goals are being pursued! “The thing that I am most concerned with about Bush is that this has in the past led to an ‘end justifies the means’ determinant on such issues as lying about starting the Iraq conflict, the extent of it, the Iran war he feels deeply in his disturbed mind he must start, and his duty to save Americans from the dangers posed by their misguided personal freedoms.” Instances abound through out US history of “the government” or some arm of same believing that the job of “protecting” US citizens includes removing rights, kicking down doors, and imprisoning innocents. Good ole “Honest Abe” suspended habeas corpus, stole private property, and ran a prison that makes Gitmo look like a spa! Others of you have commented on how this one horrifically and grotesquely flawed individual could have caused all of this destruction, and the world has not been able to stop him. But he didn’t “Cause” all the destruction alone. He had help from US governments past that gave him “presidents” with which to work, he also had the silent consent of a fat lazy populous which stood idly by while he stole two elections, believed his lies, (even when others presented overwhelming evidence to the contrary) and elected to office those folks (Like Connecticut’s Lieberman) who supported his actions. Even now with all the relevant information on the table the people are still lackadaisical in their opposition. George Gallup (over the Christmas break) did a poll of Americans and found George Bush and Bill Clinton to be the most admired American males, and OH BTW for the last six years this hasn’t changed. http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8TPAICG0& show_article=1 So is he delusional? Or is he just carrying out the will of a population which can no longer tell right from wrong?
By weather, December 27, 2007 at 4:09 am # The George Bush profile maybeThe George Bush profile maybe far simpler. He’s a dry drunk, probably on an SSRI or other protocols. He’s a hand-held device of distraction. A guided media gimmick. While we’re looking at him as a synthetic, aloof voice box, there surely is a roomfull of others who have been calling the shots all along of what comes out of the black box marked buffoon. Its said in the 12th step(12 steps, 12 traditions) of Alcoholics Anonymous that the alcoholic is emotionally over sensitive, grandiose and childish. Bush profiles perfectly save the emotional sensitivity, that’s quelled w/a pill.
By hazmaq, December 26, 2007 at 10:43 pm # And just when you thinkAnd just when you think it can’t get worse - after all George has a few debts to pay before he takes his sorry ass back to his own hole -Turkey, with the help of Israel and the US, are now all attacking the Kurds - in the one part of Iraq where Al-Qaeda wasn’t, where WMD’s weren’t and Sadaam and Co never was. Come on Hillary , tell us again it again it was the right decision -you pandering lying phony.
By weather, December 26, 2007 at 3:09 pm # Instead of moving forward intoInstead of moving forward into a new and very challenged century w/esteemable hope, we are being dragged down into a dark, draconian hole w/out a flashight - and this little boy George Bush wants to be one of the tour guides. Add Your Comment |
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