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On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 14:59:07 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
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10) "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take
dream." -LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000
Seriously, these are so embarrassing.
How can someone be the president that is this @$#*ing dumb??
It's really unfathomable that this person was selected to lead the
free world and that anyone can support him.
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| On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 14:59:07 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
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| >10) "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take
| >dream." -LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000
||| Seriously, these are so embarrassing.
| How can someone be the president that is this @$#*ing dumb??
|| It's really unfathomable that this person was selected to lead the
| free world and that anyone can support him.
He is president - that must make him smarter then you, because he
figured out how to do it.
But then again,
Who Cares!
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Who Cares! wrote:
He is president - that must make him smarter then you, because he
figured out how to do it.
Saddam was president of Iraq for 30+ years - that must make him smarter
than you, because he figured out how to do it.
But then again,
Who Cares!
You really are a whiney ignoramus, aren't you.
--
"I don't see any way of winning" [in Vietnam]
-- President Lyndon Johnson privately to
Defense Secretary McNamara 1965
"America wins the wars that she undertakes.
Make no mistake about it!"
-- President Lyndon Johnson public speech
1965 re: Vietnam War
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Who Cares! wrote:
Saddam was president of Iraq for 30+ years - that must make him smarter
than you, because he figured out how to do it.
It's worse than that even, because Saddam actually *did* figure out how to do
it. Bush was chosen by virtue of his name alone to ride the hood of a machine
controlled by other people -- he didn't "figure out" jack #@($.
But then again,
Who Cares!
You really are a whiney ignoramus, aren't you.
Wait'll you get to know him.
Jim
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In article <q0ihd.652$O11.358@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net>, "Who
Cares!" <whocares@freetidet.org> wrote:
| On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 14:59:07 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
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| >10) "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take
| >dream." -LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000
||| Seriously, these are so embarrassing.
| How can someone be the president that is this @$#*ing dumb??
|| It's really unfathomable that this person was selected to lead the
| free world and that anyone can support him.
He is president - that must make him smarter then you, because he
figured out how to do it.
Not quite. G. W. beat the quite popular incumbent Texas Governor Ann
Richards in the gubernatioral election in Texas. The political genius who
figured out the esoteric strategy for accomplishing this was Karl Rove,
the same person who figured out how to beat Al Gore in 2000. According to
many polls. 2004 will be yet another victory for the Rove-Bush team.
But then again,
Who Cares!
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In article <wsKdneE7HoiiXhjcRVn-pg@cablespeedwa.com>, "Clave"
<ClaviusNoSpamDammit@CableSpeed.com> wrote:
It's worse than that even, because Saddam actually *did* figure out how to do
it. Bush was chosen by virtue of his name alone to ride the hood of a machine
controlled by other people -- he didn't "figure out" jack #@($.
Karl Rove was in the driver's seat, G. W. was the hood ornament.
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R.L.Measures, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org
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In article <r_-0111040346560001@192.168.1.101>,
r_@somis.org (R.L.Measures) wrote:
Not quite. G. W. beat the quite popular incumbent Texas Governor Ann
Richards in the gubernatioral election in Texas. The political genius who
figured out the esoteric strategy for accomplishing this was Karl Rove,
the same person who figured out how to beat Al Gore in 2000. According to
many polls. 2004 will be yet another victory for the Rove-Bush team.
lately I hear more and more, particularly when listening or watching
public news call in type shows like washington journal, that americans
on the left and the right are becoming increasingly concerned with the
neocon philosophical similarities to fascism.
it's becoming clearer that our nation's best interests are in direct
opposition to corporate interests. and corporate interests are taking
the lead. it's time for a change in more ways than one. thomas
jefferson was right!
@$#* fascism. this is where we are heading now, with corporate
interests heavily influencing our government's policies.
--
http://tinyurl.com/6t6c3
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Who Cares! wrote:
| On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 14:59:07 -0700, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
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| >10) "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take
| >dream." -LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000
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| Seriously, these are so embarrassing.
| How can someone be the president that is this @$#*ing dumb??
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| It's really unfathomable that this person was selected to lead the
| free world and that anyone can support him.
He is president - that must make him smarter then you, because he
figured out how to do it.
But then again,
Who Cares!
George W. Bush, Warlord
by Ted Rall
A Presidential Impostor Turns Political Assassin
NEW YORK--First he appointed himself President. Now George W. Bush has
declared himself God.
As Americans begin their third year of Supreme Court-ordered political
occupation, Bush has just signed an impressive new executive order. You
may be surprised to learn that it grants him the right to order your
execution. No judge, jury or lawyer. No chance to prove your innocence.
One stroke of Bush's pen, and bang--you're dead.
Not even your American citizenship, according to Bush, will save your
life if and when he decides to kill you. The only reason you're reading
this right now--instead of meeting the Entity Formerly Known as God--is
that neither Bush nor one of his "high-level officials" has yet signed a
piece of paper declaring you an "enemy combatant." Once they do the
paperwork, Administration officials assert, they have the right to
murder you.
Bush's secret assassination directive surfaced on Dec. 3, when reporters
asked about the Nov. 3 Central Intelligence Agency (news - web sites)
rub-out of alleged Al Qaeda operatives riding in a car in Yemen. Langley
fired a Hellfire missile from a remote-controlled Predator drone into
the vehicle, blowing up several men. The CIA (news - web sites) later
discovered that an American citizen, Kamal Derwish, had inadvertently
been killed in the inferno.
"No constitutional questions are raised here," asserted National
Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice (news - web sites), stretching
credulity more than usual. Officials claim that a loophole in Bush's
order authorizing the CIA to "covertly attack Al Qaeda all over the
world" validates Derwish's murder. Since this sneaky directive makes
exception neither for Americans nor American soil, these guys say, you
and I have no more rights than the now-deceased, not-presumed-innocent
Kamal Derwish.
Your life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are now officially
subject to George W. Bush's personal judgement--or whim.
The war on terrorism isn't a war, it's a cheesy public service
announcement, like the "war on poverty" and the "war on drugs." Like
those old un-won campaigns, it involves no declaration of war, no
defined enemy, no front. And like them it will gradually fade into
embarrassing irrelevance. "Can you believe it?" future citizens will
marvel. "People actually took this stuff seriously!" In the meantime,
America's Gang of Four--Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Ashcroft--have
brilliantly exploited the nebulousness of nullity. Having no enemy means
that anyone can be declared the enemy. Having no battleground means that
the battleground is anywhere and everywhere. "The Bush Administration
and Al Qaeda together have defined the entire world as a battlefield,"
writes the Associated Press' John J. Lumpkin.
While the CIA has targeted U.S. citizens in the past, those killings
were officially sanctioned only when the person in question was
considered an immediate threat to American lives. Scott L. Silliman,
director of the Duke University Center on Law, Ethics and National
Security asks: "Could you put a Hellfire missile into a car in
Washington, D.C. under the same theory? The answer is yes, you could."
Never mind that anyone driving on the Beltway could just as easily be
pulled over by the cops. Like the medieval lords who wielded the right
of life and death over their subjects, our Texan warlord now claims the
droit du seigneur over the American people.
Under his legalized assassination mandate, Bush could theoretically
declare the 2004 Democratic nominee an "enemy combatant," Hellfire his
campaign bus and coast to reelection unopposed. It would be a heck of a
lot easier than preparing for debates.
Granted, it's unlikely that CIA missiles will begin raining down on
Berkeley or other liberal burgs anytime soon. Killing Muslims, even
those with U.S. citizenship, is one thing; offing "ordinary" Americans
is another. As has been the case with previous Bushie infringements on
fundamental civil rights--electronic eavesdropping, jailing people
without trial or a visit by a lawyer--most citizens believe themselves
safe simply by virtue of their not being terrorists.
They may be right. They might be wrong. It's all in the hands of the
executioner-in-chief now.
Source: http://www.Rall.com
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Justice Cow wrote:
In article <r_-0111040346560001@192.168.1.101>,
r_@somis.org (R.L.Measures) wrote:
lately I hear more and more, particularly when listening or watching
public news call in type shows like washington journal, that americans
on the left and the right are becoming increasingly concerned with the
neocon philosophical similarities to fascism.
it's becoming clearer that our nation's best interests are in direct
opposition to corporate interests. and corporate interests are taking
the lead. it's time for a change in more ways than one. thomas
jefferson was right!
@$#* fascism. this is where we are heading now, with corporate
interests heavily influencing our government's policies.
Absolutely right. Religion, too, is the worst human invention and a
scourge to be eradicated.
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| Who Cares! wrote:
| >> On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 14:59:07 -0700, "S. O. Damocles"
<so@damocl.es>
| >> posted :
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| >>> 10) "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take
| >>> dream." -LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000
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| >>
| >> Seriously, these are so embarrassing.
| >> How can someone be the president that is this @$#*ing dumb??
| >>
| >> It's really unfathomable that this person was selected to lead
the
| >> free world and that anyone can support him.
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| > He is president - that must make him smarter then you, because he
| > figured out how to do it.
|| Saddam was president of Iraq for 30+ years - that must make him
smarter
| than you, because he figured out how to do it.
If I had lived in Iraq that would be a valid argument.
But then again,
Who Cares!
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| > Who Cares! wrote:
| >>> On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 14:59:07 -0700, "S. O. Damocles"
<so@damocl.es>
| >>> posted :
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| >>>>
| >>>> 10) "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take
| >>>> dream." -LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> Seriously, these are so embarrassing.
| >>> How can someone be the president that is this @$#*ing dumb??
| >>>
| >>> It's really unfathomable that this person was selected to lead
the
| >>> free world and that anyone can support him.
| >>
| >> He is president - that must make him smarter then you, because he
| >> figured out how to do it.
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| > Saddam was president of Iraq for 30+ years - that must make him
smarter
| > than you, because he figured out how to do it.
|| It's worse than that even, because Saddam actually *did* figure out
how to do
| it. Bush was chosen by virtue of his name alone to ride the hood of
a machine
| controlled by other people -- he didn't "figure out" jack #@($.
Really? <stiffling a huge laugh>
But then again,
Who Cares!
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In article <justicecow-940C6D.09575301112004@news.east.cox.net>, Justice
Cow <justicecow@hotmail.cow> wrote:
In article <r_-0111040346560001@192.168.1.101>,
r_@somis.org (R.L.Measures) wrote:
lately I hear more and more, particularly when listening or watching
public news call in type shows like washington journal, that americans
on the left and the right are becoming increasingly concerned with the
neocon philosophical similarities to fascism.
it's becoming clearer that our nation's best interests are in direct
opposition to corporate interests. and corporate interests are taking
the lead. it's time for a change in more ways than one. thomas
jefferson was right!
@$#* fascism. this is where we are heading now, with corporate
interests heavily influencing our government's policies.
Dwight Eisenhower warned this nation about the danger.
--
R.L.Measures, 805-386-3734, www.somis.org
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