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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: The Wharf who wrote (22865)	4/8/2005 5:50:43 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81438

Darleen > Bush's public rating is sinking fast I wonder why? OK, he didn't find WMDs in Iraq or Osama in Afghanistan but he was a brave military veteran, he is virtuous man who prays ten times a day, he's sober most of the time, he makes a good speech when he's prompted, he attended the Pope's funeral, he has a famous father, he's not in debt (at the moment), he has a glamorous wife -- what more do Americans want? rense.com >>So let's have no illusions about where we are. Gangsters are in charge, and nothing and no one will be allowed to challenge their dominion. They are waging aggressive war to cement their position and that of their allies: the energy barons, the arms merchants, the construction and services cartels, the investment bankers. These power blocs now command monstrous resources and unfathomable profits; they can buy out, buy off or bury any force that opposes them. Meanwhile, they use the loot of the stolen Republic -- its blood and treasure -- as fuel for their ever-expanding war machine: Bush now has a "secret watch-list" of 25 more countries ripe for military intervention, the Financial Times reported.<< Despite his falling public rating, whatever that's worth, I don't think W will be leaving in a hurry.