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Think About Bush's Diversionary Tactics
BUZZFLASH READER COMMENTARY
by Cathy
BuzzFlash,
As demonstrations and protests in the US and around the world took place Saturday, the People reminded Bush that they are a force to be reckoned with.
Besides the obvious theme of 'No blood for Oil,' an equally powerful message stood out. That message to Bush said, "You will no longer ride roughshod over the American people. You will no longer silence us. You will no longer deceive and ignore us."
I am certain the huge turnouts alone forced Bush into high-level strategy meetings at Camp David all day Sunday.
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Back on subject, it is a real a shame that Americans have to resort
to turning out in such masses to gain a president's ear? At first we
tried
to rely on our representatives in congress to get our message through.
They seemed to have their hearing-aids turned off. We also tried to
convince media and journalists to do some honest, investigative reporting
on why
we were headed for an inevitable Bush "Showdown in Iraq." Instead,
we were handed questionable poll numbers agreeing with Bush's stance.
Murmurings from the people said otherwise, and it appears that those
murmurings were right. The protest turnout numbers were also an indictment
of the American media.
Snarl Rove will have a difficult time turning all of this around. But
then, could this drive to invade Iraq be a Bush ploy to concentrate
and divert American attention? What better way to direct attention
away from
the administration remodeling our government to their liking and against
our will? We all know that diversion is the favorite tool of this administration.
Think about it.
~ Cathy
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