| irishgrl |
10-08-2005 12:52 PM |
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Originally Posted by dissention
He's kinda crazy, hon. Definitely on the right track politically, but a bit batty.
I know that doesn't have much weight coming from me, though, so feel free to laugh.
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You think so? Ive been going to the links on the left side of his home page and he puts in black and white, with details, much of what we have discussed on this board ourselves.
for instance:
The Scandal of the Supreme Court sellout
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Scalia and Rehnquist, via the phone calls, already knew what the Bush team knew -- that the exit polls had been correct, and Bush was certain to lose the popular vote in Florida if all the votes were counted, and thereby the electoral votes and the Presidency.
Bush’s only hope of not suffering “irreparable harm” was that his friends on the Supreme Court would stop the counting – and as Scalia openly admits, because there were no legal grounds to issue the stay on, the only justification the Bush 5 could concoct in order to issue the Stay was that Bush would suffer “irreparable harm”.
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Here is Justice Scalia’s admission:
The reason the recount had to be stopped before any evidence was heard, and before the briefs were even filed, was because, said Scalia, the recount threatened “irreparable harm” to Mr. Bush, “by casting a cloud on what he claims to be the legitimacy of his election.”
How could counting all the votes possibly cast a cloud on the legitimacy of Bush's election?
It is hard to find -- anywhere – a more mind-boggling admission of an intelligent man and sophisticated lawyer than for Scalia to openly admit that the 5 were acting for a purely political purpose -- to protect Bush from losing the recount.
How could irreparable harm come to Bush if all the votes were counted?
The only possible way irreparable harm could come to Bush would be if, in a fair, thorough and supervised recount, Bush lost.
There is no other way that Bush could suffer irreparable harm.
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here's his take on Bush's mismanagement of the Iraq War:
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Bush Creates Nuclear Crisis
By mismanaging the war in Iraq Bush has stretched our military so thin, he has given North Korea and Iran a license to openly build nuclear bombs, and has brought America to the brink of its greatest nuclear danger since the October Missile Crisis … only this crisis is even more dangerous.
Today, by his lies, incompetence, and Messianic ambitions, and his illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq for oil, Bush has brought America to the brink of its greatest nuclear crisis since the October Missile Crisis! Though few Americans are aware of it, this nuclear crisis is even greater, because the Kennedy/Khrushchev crisis was between two rational world powers, two of the world’s richest nations who had everything to lose by not finding a solution. Today the world is filled with terrorist groups and suicide bombers who have nothing to lose but believe they will go to paradise if they destroy the Infidel -- it’s only a matter of time before terrorists will be able to put nuclear bombs in their pick-up trucks and suitcases -- unless we can stop it now – which can never be done if Bush is President.
So seriously has Bush weakened and crippled America because of Iraq, North Korea, Iran and Syria not only knew they could freely build their nuclear bombs and weapons, but they could openly thumb their noses at us, announce alliances against the US and Israel (Syria and Iran) because they, the whole world, and terrorists everywhere know that because of Bush, the US is too weak to do anything about it. We are no longer the feared superpower we were when Bush first took office. (If North Korea’s crack 1 million man army invades South Korea, what can we possibly do?)
Bush has greatly increased the terrorist danger by failing to win the wars against terror in Afghanistan and Iraq – giving Aid and Comfort to Terrorists everywhere
What makes today’s crisis even more terrifying is that Bush’s illegal, preemptive invasion to colonize Iraq for oil has created unprecedented worldwide hatred towards the United States, and because Bush has so pitifully failed to win the war against the terrorists in Afghanistan and Iraq, Bush has enormously escalated the terrorist threat to America, and strengthened the power of terrorist groups around the world, including the creation of many new ones because terrorists have far less fear of the United States than they had two years ago. Once these escalating terrorist groups get their hands on nuclear weapons they can set off in any US city or the world, the world will be plunged into an endless series of nuclear catastrophes unlike anything we can now imagine. Imagine if the 9/11 hijackers had nuclear bombs in those planes. (Impossible as it is to believe, and insane as it clearly is, Bush and Cheney have been pushing Congress to develop “nuclear field weapons” to be fired as shoulder missiles … an arms dealer’s dream.)
Social Security is not the real 2018 Crisis – Terrorists and Nuclear Weapons are
If we don’t remove Bush and solve the nuclear crisis now, there won’t be a 2018.
America is now in extreme danger and plunging towards a worldwide nuclear and terrorist catastrophe. Instead of Bush selling his phony Social Security crisis coming in 2018 as he sold his phony WMD crisis before the war, every thinking American should be terrified and focused on the real terrorist-nuclear weapons crisis that will be a hard reality in 2018. Focusing on a phony Social Security crisis instead of the nuclear weapons crisis that is occurring right now – today – is such a serious dereliction of duty to protect and defend the United States – that by itself is an impeachable act.
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here's his take on Monkey boy:
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Underneath his mano-a-mano posturing (“Bring ‘em on!”) Bush is a deeply insecure, frightened little man possessed by a Messianic Complex with all its delusions and fantasies as a compensation to his lifelong fear he’d never be the man his father was. Bush, a “Mama’s Boy,” was called “The Chosen One,” through his childhood by his mother.
Bush’s irrational refusal to ease the nuclear tension and negotiate one-on-one with North Korea until Jong Il caves into his demands is a result of Bush’s deep-seated need to prove his manhood – escalating, not lessening, the world’s danger.
For the safety of the entire world, we cannot impeach Bush soon enough.
“Bush thinks war is a videogame, and he’s John Wayne.”
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Im not sure what you consider "out there" I think this man is on target...
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