http://www.arabnews.com/

Bush’s dad told him not to do it. Is still telling him to get out. Sharon is busy linning-up new tasks for “our” Army.

911 gave us both! Cond gives me the best mouth service. Who cares if Iran is getting nukes for America or that other Korea? This is me and my daddy’s war – don’t get in the way!

Dubya

I did consider them as being a reliable source, but not as of late.

Condoleezza Rice conducting Israeli propaganda at the United Nations and lying though her teeth.

Syria has already repeated many, many, times that it intends to cooperate fully and has been cooperating in the investigation of the murder of ex-Prime Minster of Lebanon, but Rice is “acting as though Syria is not by saying: “This resolution by the United Nations is the “only” way to get Syria to cooperate.”

That is a lie. That is pure Israeli propaganda, and Rice is up to her neck in it. This is too much! Israel wants crippling economic sanctions agaist Syria to clear the way for an invasion of Lebanon and Syria.

Press: Video: U.N. passes Syria resolution

http://usatoday.com/news/world/2005-12-12-lebanon-blast_x.htm

Sold-out Americans all { except for Sharon }.

http://www.aipac.org/PC2006/

I’ll post the link showing first Ariel Sharon then Bush, then Rice, then Hillary.

Sold-out Americans all { except for Sharon }.

We have a real war. To take our country back from Israel.

300 milion Americans being ruled by 5 million Israelis.

A good example of just how far things are off-kilter.

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N08376894.htm

As long as AIPAC can leverage who gets elected, there will be no impeachment.

They brag they have 2/3 of the House and 1/2 of the Senate.

And have the swing vote.

Israel says Bush is the best president that Israel has ever had. He gives whatever they want.

http://www.aipac.org/PC2006/

It’s toxic because it reinforces the old battle lines from Vietnam (and back to the end of WWII and the beginning of the Cold War). I honestly think that Pres. Bush honestly sought to obliterate forever those lines; if I’m correct then the current state is so sad that it’s pretty darn hard to enjoy the irony.

I really do think that, after 9/11 and especially Afghanistan, Pres. Bush had a supreme opportunity to unite the US and indeed obliterate those old fault lines. Unfortunately, the Iraq war was rushed and the early occupation was botched (e.g., the CPA) and the opportunity was blown to hell.

I agree that the current state of left/right is dysfunctional.

Ed, I hope you’re correct in that I’m overhyping here. Again, I see our current leadership exacerbating rather than curing old political fault lines, to our aggregate detriment as a nation.

I also think that you slightly overestimate the percentage of Americans who believe Pres. Bush failed to tell the truth, since that’s an impeachable offense per se. If this percentage was truly vast, then I think we’d have an enormous push to begin impeachment proceedings in the House immediately. I certainly don’t see that.

To tie both your and JM’s comments together, maybe things’ll improve come November of next year.

The divisiveness You seems so concerned about is really not as bad as you might suggest we believe. The vast majority of Americans agree that George W. Bush was not telling the truth about events justifying an attack on Iraq. They believe that he was lying. They don’t like that.

Most Americans are aware that this war was Israel’s war, but are cautious talking about saying that, for fear of being labeled “anti-Semitic.”

Not only has the “terrorism card” been shoved down their throats, but also the “anti-Semitic card” has been threatened as well.

John Bolton, our so-called ambassador to the United Nations, has been given orders to pass a resolution that any criticism of Israel is automatically anti-Semitic. { When Israel must stoop to such a measure, you just know they’re expecting some “heat” }.

Actually George W. Bush has been good for America, in that he has exposed what before could not be talked about.

So, not to worry too much about America. Seems as though you have more trouble than we do.

The current two party system won’t and can’t meet the needs of the population of this country. There are too many people out there with some awesome ideas about what should be done to right this wayward ship, but don’t, for obvious reasons, want to get involved in either party.

So what’s the alternative? Force the establishment to recognize the fact that there are other choices, and get their ideas out. Blogs have been a major influence on many political subjects, and they can only do more good.

Myself, I can’t abide by either parties form of cut-throat politics. I want new ideas. I want honesty back in politics. I want people who can lead by example. I want a party that will answer the real life needs of the people. That party used to be the democrats, but they are so tied up in slamming everything they don’t like that they have forgotten the fact that they used to be the party of ideas. They are just as bad as the republicans they hate so much. That’s why I lean more toward the Libertarian party. While I don’t believe in everything they stand for, they have a healthier understanding of what made this country great, and how to get back there.

Want to check out what’s out there? http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm

But the gist of this blog is Secretary of State Condoleezza Tatertots, and the torture this country “does not permit (wink), tolerate (wink) or condone (wink) torture under any circumstances.”

How do we stop this travesty of freedom? Vote.

The left: Liars!The right: Cowards!

That about sums up our current dysfunction. Unfortunately it’s not unlimited to Wichita, it’s nationwide.

Who knows how long — or what — it will take Americans to overcome this poison?

http://cgi.wn.com/?t=worldnews/onephoto.txt&action=display&article=40964411

” and this ridiculous two-party system tha has enabled these idiots to get away with the things they do.”

Well, All Mighty Sage, tell us what you mean, if not what you said?

Only you could come to that assumption.

A few more–”Looks like you really BUSHED that up.” “Keep doing that and your name will be BUSH.”

I think we should just turn “Bush” into a new word. “Don’t BUSH me with that load of crap.” “Are you trying to BUSH me, man?” “That’s not true. Stop BUSHING around!” “No one’s going to buy that load of BUSH.”

Doesn’t it boil down to us? After all, we are the ones who put them in office and allowed it to happen. Blaming it on the politicians is, to me, a cop-out.

Politicians don’t elect themselves, it is us, and this ridiculous two-party system tha has enabled these idiots to get away with the things they do.

Sure, it’s existed since we’ve existed as a species. However, there was a tremendous shift (IMHO) after Nixon’s accession in ‘68. Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Truman were perceived as being plain-spoken and truthful. In fact, most presidents in the 20th century up to Nixon enjoyed pretty good reputations for competence and honesty. Not so, except perhaps for Carter, AN (after Nixon).