Well it's official. G dubya is the charlatan I always had him pegged as. 
In case you're not to up to date with your current events I'll take this moment to sum this story up. Paul O'neil, former secretary of the treasury under dubya, collaborated on a book written by an ex-washington journalist, Ron Suskind, titled The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, The White House, and the Education of Paul O'Neill. Inside which he documents dubya's intent to go into Iraq well before 9-11, how it was officially the position of his cabinet to find any reason for a regime change there, and also how the president, essentially, runs the country with a hand up his ass.
I doubt anyone really needed any additional reasons to hate this guy but now, just in case, such reasons are in abundance. Now, here's what I don't understand: Dubya can be considered the largest perpetrator of war crimes and crimes against humanity of any American president, maybe with the exception of his father, and yet the man's propaganda campaigns and smear tactic politics seem remarkably effective in the American media. Isn't it obvious this sick fuck is, if not evil himself, then indifferent towards and on the payroll of some of the most evil men in America? I don't want to advocate terrorism or murder but what is the deal here? Someone saw fit to shoot Regan, who was in innofensive putz, but no one wants to see Bush in a casket? You dissidents need to get your priorities stright. tsk tsk. Anyways, I just got interrupted by a friend, dragging me out to some Japanese dollar store that just opened. Supposedly, it's some big chain in japan with exclusively japanese stock and therefore, should be ubrsuper-duper. Anyways, I'll finish my political rant later as a comment, stay tuned for more of Bush-bashing 2004.
In case you're not to up to date with your current events I'll take this moment to sum this story up. Paul O'neil, former secretary of the treasury under dubya, collaborated on a book written by an ex-washington journalist, Ron Suskind, titled The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, The White House, and the Education of Paul O'Neill. Inside which he documents dubya's intent to go into Iraq well before 9-11, how it was officially the position of his cabinet to find any reason for a regime change there, and also how the president, essentially, runs the country with a hand up his ass.
I doubt anyone really needed any additional reasons to hate this guy but now, just in case, such reasons are in abundance. Now, here's what I don't understand: Dubya can be considered the largest perpetrator of war crimes and crimes against humanity of any American president, maybe with the exception of his father, and yet the man's propaganda campaigns and smear tactic politics seem remarkably effective in the American media. Isn't it obvious this sick fuck is, if not evil himself, then indifferent towards and on the payroll of some of the most evil men in America? I don't want to advocate terrorism or murder but what is the deal here? Someone saw fit to shoot Regan, who was in innofensive putz, but no one wants to see Bush in a casket? You dissidents need to get your priorities stright. tsk tsk. Anyways, I just got interrupted by a friend, dragging me out to some Japanese dollar store that just opened. Supposedly, it's some big chain in japan with exclusively japanese stock and therefore, should be ubrsuper-duper. Anyways, I'll finish my political rant later as a comment, stay tuned for more of Bush-bashing 2004.
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freakpirate:
Life could be a lot worse. For example...I could be getting drunk and playing mailbox baseball all the time. Thankfully....I'm not. But it could be a hell of a lot better and I'd like to get in on a bit of that action every now and then.
tastysoup:
um... i agree! meat!