The low down
Published on February 21, 2004 By Wahkonta Anathema In Politics
Just out and about checking some National Guard discussion as to Bush and cam up with a big site on his skeletons. This site has lot's of info as to his entire corrupt and silver-spooned career. You'll read how he got into the National Guard in one day when the waiting list was about 1.5 years. How he got denied transfer but then did it anyway and had it legitimized afterwards, how he never took a drug test once they were mandated, oh, it goes on and on.

If this is the type of Candidate Republicans support, then they are in bed with the same morality as the Clinton Democrats. What was it Clinton said? Oh yeah, "I loath the military". Seems he has a friend in Bush, who did all in his family's power to NOT serve his Country on active duty in the Vietnam war. While other Citizens fought and died, some believing it was an unjust war, this Citizen was above the law of society and able to NOT serve as others. Then he has the gall to put on a flight jacket and tell soldiers he is like them.

I don't know many Republicans who are supporting Bush once they encounter the facts of his lack of military service in time of war. Hell, even Gore went to Nam. His reporting was a more dangerous and a greater service to his country in time of war than Bush doing public service for getting drunk and calling his dad out. Go and see for yourself this guys record. He's about as far from the historic Republican Candidate as you can get. The guy is nothing but a disgusting coward. He is an isult to all who wear the uniform or wore the uniform in time of war. A disgrace to his Party and his Country (unless your an ILLEGAL Mexican here to take an Americans job).

Four more years? Yeah, right.

Comments
on Feb 21, 2004
Yep, I can nod my head to this and still feel great about him defeating Kerry in the next election.

Why, because:

a) I don't think much of that is pertinent to the job as President,

since the sites you quote from are hatefully biased, I assume the information is skewed to look a lot worse than it is, and

c) even as skewed as it is, I think *any* democrat's fiscal and international policy would be far, far worse for the country.

Let me say it again...

I think God Emperor Bush in full, red-velvet Napoleonic regalia would be better by far for America than a limp wristed, tax and spend, run-from-every-conflict, fall-in-line-with-the-UN liberal.


"If this is the type of Candidate Republicans support, then they are in bed with the same morality as the Clinton Democrats"

Does it ever feel like you are preaching to the choir? Anyone anti-bush is gonna just nod, and anyone pro-Bush is not gonna be moved by your sledgehammer tactics.

You rant, but you don't persuade. Maybe if you tried a bit more diplomacy and a little less belligerence your point might find more fertile ground. As it stands it feels like someone who hates everything I believe in is just yelling derision at me. Your posts have the same persuasive power as "YOUR MOMMA!!"

Not a good way to get people to change their minds.
on Feb 21, 2004
Thanks for the reply
You should read the developments in the illegal revealing of the identity of a CIA operative for the reporting by her husband there was no WMD deal between Iraq and Africa. There are a lot of archived articles on Bush's history at the site, you are right. Glad you went to read them. Hey tell a friend.
on Feb 21, 2004
Np. I will.

And please don't think I have anything against you personally, or even your ideas. I think you just pose them in such a way that provokes the same tone, ya know? I'm not saying giving back is any more righteous than getting, but people are reactionary. I am, anyway.

I think what you lack in understanding "We the opposition" is that we are most always voting more "against" than "for". Like I said, if tomorrow Bush was found guilty of everything you posted, I still couldn't vote for Kerry. At most I wouldn't vote at all. No doubt much the same as Democrats, or else Clinton wouldn't have had a prayer.

No worries
on Feb 21, 2004
It is insightful what you say and true. Yet memes have a way of working magic over time. A study of how women's liberation worked its way into the American conscience applies to politics as a whole. MLK, Jr. used the same tactics of conscience v. brute force. In the end, Republicans tend to be more moralistic in their holdings. To show that they are being deceived and ill-used is but one step of a process. There were once a large majority of them who felt (note felt, not thought) Bush could do no wrong. Over time they have grown to understand Bush is a traitor when convenient and has no regard for them. He is not a Republican as much as an elitist who could care less for working Americans. Slowly he has betrayed them as Clinton betrayed the Democrats.
Remember there was a time Democrats wanted his face on Mount Rushmore. Today they laugh at Clinton the clown, who was a scam artist. The same goes for Bush. He is a man, and a rather un-virtuous and cowardly one at that. He puts on his pants the same as them, and faced with a moral decision, will make the choice most Republicans would not. Over time, they will come to see him as a man not a demi-god.
We take him off the pedestal first, then show the fruits of his decisions, such as the legless and armless women and men veterans. These victims of his fraud, who served their Country with distinction, and who learn he was unwilling to do the same when in a like position, will feel his betrayal strongly. Once turned to the reality of his cutting benefits for veterans, delays in providing treatment, elimination of overtime pay for their service, the course becomes clear.
You see Bush doesn't just need votes, he has Diebold to provide the fraudulent votes for that. He needs endorsement of his policies and this is felt by his fellow Republicans in the Senate and House. He needs these vets to rise on November 6 and decide he is worth taking the day to go vote and endorse his frauds. He is losing the moral high ground and will eventually lose the will of a Nation to fight and die to endorse his Haliburton and oil profit scams.
The way to do this is expose truth as to his real self, as opposed to the Rush Limbaughs opinion feeding. The polls show he is fading as the truth comes out that he is not a great man at all but a silver-spoon fed coward who has not compassion or empathy for America and its suffering. Opening our steel markets to foreign markets, is not as he says, making Americans competitive as the greatest and most productive nation, but a coward betrayal of his country for Foreigners and done in a way that will cause steel industries to close and move overseas. He can't hide behind such nonsense and betray us and say it is to make us better able to compete.
It is working, witness how this site and other talk shows now shout down opposition on Chris Matthews and Dennis Miller. They have no point of view and are just trying to avoid the truth of what Bush is and what he's done. In time they'll get with it or go down as Rush and Bush are. John Adams was once popular,and in one term was having riots in the streets due to his allegiance to Britain and arrogance toward Americans. The same is happening to Bush. We know he is un-American and does as Israel and Britain says. He'll lose to America's self preservation instinct in the end. We'll survive Bush, as we survived Adams, so keep faith and let the truth be known.