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To: stockman_scott who wrote (17519)	6/6/2005 3:14:51 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 20773

Re: What do you think of this post from a site I don't visit very often...? Pure caca. Look, the people who America and own the government are the elite families who run corporate America as well. There's probably about 500 families in total that can be said to completely define the national destiny, the dialogue in the muzzled media and the fate of the nation's balance sheet. You've heard of the Shroud of Turin? Well that's a trivial sheet compared to the one being created for the American people in the Office of Public Debt. The ConservativeVoice blogger (CVB) is engaging in misdirection and possibly naive and possibly willful disinformation when he talks of the power of China, Japan and the UK to control what is obviously a home grown Fascism. CVB seems to avoid facing the reality that the Downing Street Memo downingstreetmemo.com states unequivocally that the decision to illegally invade Iraq was taken in the U.S. by criminals in our government. CVB seems rather naive about this. *** Re: If Bush has become more of a liability than help to his "backers" then disabling him, or removing him maybe their plan. I do agree with this. No amount of rebuke, dissent or "j'accuse" from the Left will dislodge Bush. Nor will the protestations of other nations. The only thing that will dislodge Bush is when his handlers decide he's a liability to their plans for global domination. (See PNAC's "Rebuilding America's Defenses", the "National Security Strategy" and the U.S. Space Command "Vision for 20/20" for the plan in plain English.) As long as Bush is willing to be a vicious and ungodly Emperor, he's safe in his figurehead role. So far, so good.