.Use Crib Notes and rehearsed Questions at his Press "Performance."
He doesn't know the difference between the words, prosecution and persecution.
To: money-ethics@uwsa.com
From: Bob Moneymaker
Subject: Re: [money-ethics] What a colossal hypocrite!
To All and especially to BobK --
If you had watched CNN, after the "Presidential Performance", you would have heard that Bush had all the questions in advance. Like a phony maestro, he called his lackey-reporter's names, so the "peacocks" could repeat the cribbed notes, at Bush's fingertips, to prompt the rehearsed performance that the Appointed One had practiced several times, just an hour earlier.
He refused to respond to the questions he didn't like, such as "...what if you don't capture Saddam?"
He is not going to have any real Press Conferences, because he is a moron that doesn't even know the difference between the words, prosecution and persecution.
He lied to Congress by saying that the International Atomic Energy Commission had reported that Iraq had an ongoing "nuclear weapons program." That organization denied they ever made such a report. But Bush used that lie to stampede the moral cowards in Congress into giving him authority to use our military force.
There is a lawsuit in Boston Federal Court, right now, charging Bush with that duplicity and stating that was not a Declaration of War by Congress, as required by the Constitution. How many have heard that on the national media?
There is a New York Times columnist's article on the web page at: http://www.calneva.com/voxpop that lists the lies and other immoral tactics this moron has used to gain power. There, you will find other examples of this government's lies, also.
Lord Acton called it. He said, "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
The Bush league reasoning that BobK admires is totally & completely immoral. Such Statements don't show the reasoning behind them. They are not "models of logic." That is a computer concept to display data flow, BobK, and you know it.
To favorably compare Dubya with TR is a pathetic example of a reader of one book. Using that and trying to deflect dialogue is beneath the standards of a high school-level debate.
TR was a war veteran and an educated conservationist. He took on the Corporate Trusts. That cost him the Presidency.
Dubya is an errand boy for Big Oil and a despoiler of the national parks that TR founded. Your rational is a disgrace to American History and to Socratic Philosophy, which is based on asking intelligent questions. You are incapable of that, sir.
There is no morality in starting a war and attacking a population smaller than Southern California.
That is just as immoral as the school-yard bullies that incited their victims to do the shootings at public schools, that happened all over the nation, months ago.
There are other countries, who don't like the US, who can supply terrorists with anthrax. Are we going to attack them, all?
Any objective observer could see there is NO direct threat from Iraq, against the far away US. France, Germany & Russia, countries in that hemisphere, four and half thousand miles from the US, don't feel threatened by Iraq. Even the Iraqi exiles, who had loved ones killed by Saddam, and are living in Iran, oppose this war, as shown on PBS and on the BBC.
The Appointed One's performance is a replay of the fascist's use of military force against a weak opponent and calling it "defending my people." That same refrain has been heard from the Zionists in Palestine for 50 years. You can see how effective that has been.
This is Deja' Vu. We have another example of The Madness of King George.
God Save America.
Bob$$$
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