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Politics : Bush-The Mastermind behind 9/11? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: KonKilo who wrote (4751)	12/24/2003 10:02:29 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

I was in Georgetown, DC last night at a elitist bar lifting Chablis with the locals, when talk turned to politics. I was shock to hear how happy these elitist were that Bush was President. They all said a Democrat could never protect us from terrorists because they didn't have the balls too. Infact all the women there said all the neolibs they knew had tiny testicles and were glad a real man was in the bar.

To: KonKilo who wrote (4751)	12/24/2003 11:32:20 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

SC, That's an encouraging story you've just related. Thanks. I really do see now that the American public was traumatized by 9/11, but people have really failed to study it in any depth. Even the Deaniacs I was surrounded by a couple of evenings ago seem quite uninformed about what we know here. And they're on our side! If information could be gotten out to people, the Bushies would be tarred and feathered just before we sent them over to Uzbekistan to be boiled alive like any terrorists.

To: KonKilo who wrote (4751)	12/24/2003 12:43:27 PM
From: Edscharp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

shiloh, "I was at a redneck bar in Charleston TN last night" This is really an amazing coincidence. I was also in a redneck bar in Charleston last night. All the rednecks in my bar supported Bush completely. At one point, I mentioned how incredibly crowded the bar was and the truck driver across from me told me that they used to go the larger redneck bar next door, but some pasty-faced conspiracy theorist was going around yanking everybodys chain about how bad Bush was. The chain yanker was going table to table ranting about some kind of goat and the bin Ladens eating dinner at the White House and a lot other stupid stuff. For a while they just nodded in agreement hoping the guy would leave, but they soon realized that the pain-in-the-ass, as they called him, wasn't going leave anytime soon so they decided to get the hell out of there. As soon as the pain-in-the-ass weaved his way to the men's room for the fifth time they all left the bar and went next door. All, of course, except for about five guys who were too rocked to get off their stools. What an amazing coincidence. I guess this is just another example of what they call synchronicity.

To: KonKilo who wrote (4751)	12/24/2003 3:26:01 PM
From: Don Earl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

<<<I think they are in for a nasty surprise next November.>>> As close as I can tell, the only surprises are for the majority who vote for the other guy. The system is no longer subject to anything as unpredictable - perhaps unfavorably predictable would be more more accurate - as a democratic vote representative of the will of the people. If control over the media is as tight as items such as the suppression of articles on electronic voting or suits against the President suggest, then something as simple publishing bogus poll results is a no brainer. 90% of the population could vote against Bush and the propaganda machine would promote the idea the polls were accurate and it was just a matter of someone somewhere else voting for him. At the same time, while any single observer's perspective is bound to be anecdotal, I'd tend to agree with the idea some of the lies are starting to come unraveled to a degree the big lie is under closer scrutiny. Like Honest Abe said, "It ain't safe to assume all of them are chumps.". On one hand you have a group of the criminally insane who will commit any atrocity imaginable to consolidate their power over the people, and on the other hand you have the people who value their liberty and don't want to be murdered while going about their daily affairs. I have a hard time viewing the situation as being much more stable than the program to enslave the people of Iraq. There are a lot of similarities to the civil unrest of the Vietnam era that gave rise to the Weather Underground. The main difference between then and now is 30 years ago the unrest was mainly limited to a so called "counter culture", made up mostly of very young adults, where today the unrest is a representative cross section of mainstream America. The opposition to turning America into a nation of slaves is growing a body, and it's hard saying what will happen if the body evolves to a point where it grows a brain. Obviously the Patriot Act is intended to address that eventuality by declaring martial law and shutting down the Internet. If things reach that stage before the Bush Cartel is brought to justice, it isn't going to be pretty. What happens when those who have already demonstrated their willingness to commit mass murders are sitting in bunkers with a finger on the trigger of plague and destruction?

To: KonKilo who wrote (4751)	12/24/2003 5:26:35 PM
From: Rick McDougall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

Did you mention that sons & daughters are dying for Halliburton, Bechtal, KBR and the oil companies? Did you mention that casualties of war had to pay for their own meals while hospitalized? Did you mention the no-bid contracts going to campaign supporters. Did you mention the Zionist connection?.......I could have had that bar taking up arms & heading for the Whitehouse:o)))))