So whatta ya think he's speechin' 'bout--lol?
Think we should start wondering what celeb personality will be prominently disgraced in the American news media during the days following Castro's death?
Sure seemed like Michael Jackson served well enough to downplay and media displace Brit protests against Bush, Miami's world trade demos and the daily killing dose, especially that of the Brit consul, among others.
And of unusual events happening, does the White House still call their act a "Coalition of the Willing?" Has it really gotten where only the willing now cause the killing?
Anyone who didn't think people would die, as a result of Bush visiting Blair, was then and remains now a shallow thinker. Sunday prior to the Turk blast which took the Brits down, I predicted to my friends that a half-dozen to a dozen Brits would die as a consequence of Bush's visit.
Now if 'lil ole' me was able to predict this, in my small world even, do you think anyone in the White House, the State Department or the Pentagon could have also calculated this risk?
Of course they did!
But ya know what? They didn't care!
They didn't care 'cause they don't care.
This is the most uncaring and manipulative White House administration from my understanding of any presidents in American history.
Further, the Bush visit served primary to take a life-sized bite from the intensive media heat that was then being heaped on poor Prince Charles. And Blair was always smiling and waxing seemingly coherent in the center stage background. Hey, this was a great act! But they didn't have to do much because ALL the media were cooing "Jackson!"
Now, just imagine all that. Will ya? Some daresay call it coincidence? Naw, they wouldn't time stuff like that, in all that manner. Would they?
That people were gonna die as a result of the Bush visit, which mostly served as cover to someone else's bad PR problem is, for sure, a good enough risk to take. Don't ya think?
Let's add it up. Jackson covered Bush's ass and Bush covered Charles' ass and the dying goes on and on and on and on.
Funny how things go, ain't it? Or is this sad!?!
Oh, yeah, Castro's speech! |
