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Subject:
Taking back the Stage!
Dear BuzzFlash:
Well hello Mission Control, this is
America, we've got a problem! In fact
we have a ton of problems and that,
in a nutshell, is how George W. Bush
has engineered the creation of a society
of hamstrung citizens who oppose him
on so many fronts that we can't figure
out an effective strategy to defeat
him.
Every day we witness the master manipulation
of the masses. George Bush, at the direction
of Karl Rove, has employed the oldest
of all strategies to defeat us, yet
his weapon against us is quite simple,
it is called diversion and here is how
his plan has been executed:
He's created global catastrophes that
have distracted and annoyed us to the
point of impotence. Examples: The Iraq
Crisis; The Iran Crisis; The Korean
Crisis; The Syrian Crisis; The Lebanon
Crisis; The always looming, just over
the horizon, inevitable terrorist attack
on America Crisis; A Social Security
Crisis; An Oil Crisis; A Medicare Crisis,
A deficit crisis; A sanctity of Marriage
Crisis; An astronomical trade imbalance
Crisis; A dollar crisis; A prescription
drug Crisis; A new Job Crisis; An old
Job Crisis; An outsourcing Crisis. Etc.,
etc. etc.
Bush has unashamedly pushed for and
successfully implemented the passage
of legislation that favors Corporations
over the people and astronomical tax
cuts that favor the rich over the middle
class and working poor.
He failed to capture the perpetrator
of 9/11, opting to overthrow a man who
Bush likened to Hitler, but who, in
reality, is more like one of the old
guys in the erectile dysfunction commercials.
He's doggedly pursued a multi billion
dollar Missile Defense Program that
has never had a successful trial. He
twisted the arm of our loyal Canadian
friends to join him in this adventure
in failure, and they told him to get
lost.
He's withdrawn from longstanding international
treaties and insulted our allies to
the point where many of them no longer
desire to stand with America in times
of trouble.
He took us to war in Iraq under false
pretenses and continues to posture on
the international stage threatening
to war with anyone who refuses to follow
his dictates.
He sent our children and grandchildren
into battle in Afghanistan and Iraq
without the body armor or vehicle armor
necessary to save their lives. He's
propagated his war ambitions on the
backs of the middle class and poor and
in the process destroyed our ability
to defend ourselves at home by deploying
our National Guard to places that are
anything but national. In the process
we've lost over 1,500 Americans in Iraq
and the number of innocent Iraqis killed
is in the tens of thousands.
He bans real journalists or journalists
who aren't intimidated by him from news
conferences while taking questions from
fake reporters who moonlight as pornographers.
He releases news reports that are pre-packaged
government propaganda. He pays journalists
to regurgitate his propaganda. He screens
the people who attend his political
events to insure that no one in the
audience disagrees with him. He keeps
people who openly oppose his policies
behind barricades or fences, well out
of sight of his entourage and the adoring
press. Those who are lucky enough to
make it through the barriers are intimidated
by the thought police or taken away
for a night or two in jail.
He threatens me, you and everyone we
know, every day, with a diabolical law
called the Patriot Act. There's nothing
patriotic about taking away our rights
as a citizens.
So, is it any wonder that we're unable
to effectively fight back? Our defense
impulses are being constantly triggered
by so many different causes that we're
like the dog that chases its tail ad
nauseam. Around and around we go, we
can see it, sometimes we can even briefly
touch it as it whisks by, right before
our eyes, but we just can't find a way
to catch it and get our teeth into it.
Until we can focus and prioritize our
opposition to the Bush Doctrines, especially
those that threaten to destroy our country
and our world, we will continue to be
just a bunch of frustrated protagonists
trying to figure out how to take back
the stage. Sadly, the stage in this
production just happens to be America.
Carolyn in Tennessee
Subject: Regarding your linked article
about Mercury and autism in children...
Hello BuzzFlash,
Regarding your link to this story about
the rapid increase of autism being linked
to mercury exposure:
Mercury
Pollution, Autism Link Found - U.S.
Study (Reuters)
I am wondering whether your readers
realize that until the late 90's, MOST
children's "vaccines" contained
a preservative with mercury in it, which
is still used in most "flu"
vaccines ... (*Even when it was "phased
out," all the REMAINING STOCKPILES
containing mercury were sold and USED
ON CHILDREN before any NEW mercury-free
vaccines were distributed by pharmaceutical
"vaccine" manufacturers.)
The preservative is called thimerosal,
and it contains mercury, a known neuro-toxin.
Until just a few years ago, children
who received a full schedule of vaccinations
were injected with mercury in amounts
far exceeding EPA guidelines.... some
children's bodies just can't handle
the onslaught of the toxin.
These "vaccines" are administered
to infants and children nearly AUTOMATICALLY
by most pediatricians, without ever
informing their parents of the possible
"side effects" and dangers.
I discovered the "purported"
causal link between mercury contained
in vaccinations and autism and the relationship
between infant vaccination and "sudden
infant death syndrome" (SIDS) when
a couple of years before the birth of
my only child and quite by accident,
I read a book called "The Medical
Mafia" by Dr. Guylaine Lanctot.
Dr. Guylaine Lanctot is a Quebec doctor
who opposes childhood vaccination. In
her book she cites studies that show
a causal link between injection of DTP
(diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis) vaccine
and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Dr. Lanctot also claims that vaccinating
children can permanently damage the
immune system and lead to serious neurological
damage. For her efforts, Lanctot has
faced disbarment from the medical profession.
Based on the data I had gathered prior
to my pregnancy, long before having
access to a computer or the "World
Wide Web," and because of all the
material I was able to suss out soon
afterwards, I made the informed decision
NOT to immunize my son. I have never
regretted that decision.
8 years later ... my son has never contracted
"hepatitis B" or "measles"
or "mumps" or "diphtheria"
or "rubella" or "tetanus."
Moreover, my chronically healthy "unvaccinated"
boy has never spent a day sick in bed,
doesn't catch "cold or flu"
and rarely even gets an "infection."
He has never suffered with "asthma,"
has been completely "allergy"
free since birth and does not have any
kind of "attention deficit disorder."
These health issues I've mentioned are
all very prevalent among the mostly
"100% immunized" children
he is surrounded by on a daily basis.
"Mercury related to Autism"
information is FINALLY making its way
to the surface, however, this stuff
has been known for some time in my circle
of Birkenstock sandal-wearing, granola-munching,
fist-pumping hairy-armpit showing militant
"left-wing" moms.
Here's more on the subject matter, if
interested:
http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2004/02/17/cdc_knew_mercury...
http://www.nomercury.org/
http://www.909shot.com/Issues/mercury.htm
http://tlredwood.home.mindspring.com/mercury_content_in_vaccines.htm
http://www.garynull.com/Issues/Vaccines/MercuryInVaccines.htm
http://64.41.99.118/vran/vaccines/hepatitis/cfs.htm
A BuzzFlash Reader
[BuzzFlash Note: Additionally, thimerosal,
which is approximately 50% mercury by
weight, is the preservative "used
in some immune globulin preparations,
anti-venins, skin test antigens, and
ophthalmic (e.g., contact lens solution)
and nasal products, in addition to certain
vaccines" (www.fda.gov).]
Subject: I need answers to these questions (also sent to Paul Krugman)
Questions to ask:
1. What is happening in the Valerie Plame case?
2. What is happening with the anthrax mail case?
3. Where is Osama bin Laden?
4. Where is the report showing that the FAA was warned 52 times
in the months before 9/11 about al Qaeda?
5. Why is Dick Cheney still keeping his energy meeting notes secret?
6. Where is the report that Goss is holding back about the intel
leading us into Iraq?
Why is Congress calling in baseball players and oil for food people
and trying to save a brain-damaged woman who will never get better,
while we have huge deficits? What the hell is going on?
karin dicker
los angeles
Subject: 2nd anniversary and Katie Couric finally gets it right
The Today Show capsule for the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq
said, "We bombed Baghdad and Iraq trying to kill Saddam Hussein."
Truer words were never spoken because we sure as hell weren't trying
to prevent an imminent attack.
We have killed over 1500 men for oil and to get Saddam for threatening
Poppy Bush, and the congress is investigation drug abuse in sports
because of the impact on hero worshipping kids. Hell's bells most
of the little leaguers today will be going to Iraq and many will
come back hooked to worse than steroids. Pain killers or hard drugs.
And they are trying to keep one woman alive whose parents want to
work for the rest of their lives to pay bookoos out to keep her
a vegetable.
Go figure, keep one woman alive and forget the 1000s of our kids
dead from Iraq and hundreds of thousands dead and injured Iraqis.
Karen Webb
Moore, Ok.
Subject: ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS DUBYA
You can tell the President is having some fun now, can't you? I
mean, who wouldn't be having fun? First, potential scandals never
stick to him. Now, he's been going around the country where every
little town is like being in the Cheers Tavern where "everybody
knows your name," and where the crowd thinks every sentence
he utters is a pearl of wisdom, even when they can't decipher what
the hell he is talking about.
Dubya says he enjoys going around the country and having meaningful
one-sided conversations about the issues with the people who worship
him. You can tell he enjoys it. Why wouldn't he? How hard is that
part of his job?
You know Dubya is having fun at these "town hall" meetings
because every time he says something extraordinarily profound, like,
"People have got to understand that there's a real problem
with social security," he finishes with a snicker.
"The time is now (snicker). We can't wait until 2052 or even
2042 (snicker). I hear the complaint that people who are about to
retire (snicker), are worried that it will affect them (snicker).
I'm telling you, if you are 55 or over (snicker), you won't be affected
by these personal accounts" (guffaw. Ooops, that's me).
And what's waiting for Dubya when he returns to the White House?
A potential scandal regarding "fake" news! And that darn
General Accounting Office was blathering on about it crossing the
line into "unethical and illegal." Dubya probably snickered
the whole time he was dialing Attorney General "Yes-man"
Gonzales at the Justice Department.
"Hey, Al (snicker). Remember when you wrote that great memo
about the Geneva Convention being obsolete, and we got to torture
a handful of prisoners (snicker)? O.K., more than a handful. You
did a good job. Anyway, what can you do about this gosh-darned GAO
thing (snicker)? Really? That's great, Gonzo! While you do that,
I'll get Congress to have some hearings on, oh I don't know, maybe
the use of steroids in baseball. You give me the ability to keep
putting out those fake news reports, and I'll take care of the public's
attention span, O.K.? (snicker, snicker). I'll call Karl."
The President was probably still having fun when he called Karl
"Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" Rove.
"Hey, Karl (snicker). On the fake news thing. Yeah, I know
we can't pass the buck by yelling, 'Clinton did it' again. They're
catching on to that (snicker). No, Gonzo's going to get us a pass
on this thing. He'll have his staff write some legal mumbo-jumbo....
ooof!!! No, I was just putting my feet up on my desk - housekeeping
is sweeping a bunch of stuff under the rug in here. Later, Karl
(snicker, giggle, cackle, hideous evil laugh)."
Dubya is having the time of his life.
Patricia A. Weller
Emmitsburg, MD
Subject: 80% of GOP convention protest arrests have been dismissed
Actress's
Case Is Dismissed in G.O.P. Protests (NY Times)
... Including the idiotic arrest of actress Rosario Dawson who was
using the protest as an authentic backdrop for a scene she was shooting
for a movie.
Hesiod
Subject: Taking Dictation from a Dictator ...
BuzzFlash,
Re this article from Truthout - David Swanson - Democratic
Senators Denounce Bush Grab for "Dictatorship."
... Schumer said that Republican Senator John McCain had advised
him not to try to stop these nominations. McCain argued that the
right-wingers had attacked him fiercely in the South Carolina
presidential primary in 2000. Schumer told the crowd he answered
McCain: "You forgot one thing, I'm from Brooklyn and I love
a fight!"
Kennedy and Boxer encouraged attendees to plan to work to reelect
Senator Byrd.
Clinton pointed out that the Senate is about to recess for two
weeks. She asked people to reach out to some of the Republican
senators who have been in the Senate the longest and appeal to
them not to damage the way the Senate operates "just because
they can." ...
I doubt that Bush is too worried about how the Democratic Senate
feels. He has been getting everything he wants from some of these
Senators just this week. If they really wanted to send a message
to Bush ... they could have been doing it for many years now. But,
we don't see that. Fourteen votes let the bankruptcy bill come to
the floor. Then nineteen of these Senators voted to pass it. This
is just the past couple of weeks. Everything Bush wants, Bush gets.
Why Democrats think that this Bush Republican Administration gives
a tinker's damn about what is right, fair, or lawful after all they
have done in just four years? Why do they allow him the leverage
to do as he pleases? Giving in to a dictator ... makes him a successful
dictator.
Under the Bush government in DC ... Americans are being abused and
members of the Democratic Party in Congress are being used.
Isn't it time to take a solid stand ... before we all get shipped
off to concentration camps? Before our professors are banned from
our colleges. Before books are being burned. Before papers are being
denied publishing. Before having a certain name gets one arrested
(that is happening now). Before wearing certain clothes gets one
arrested (that is happening now). Before one gets arrested for listening
to certain TV or radio shows (of course, the news is canned). Before
people start disappearing off the streets (that is happening now).
Before many more Americans and Iraqis are killed (that is happening
now). When people finally take a stand against a dictator ... it's
usually too damn late.
I really don't know if these statements are supposed to impress
Americans that we are going to see a real fight, one can only hope,
but ... after four years and 200,000 dead Iraqis, Afghanistan still
the same, Osama still free, Anthrax killer alive and well, a National
debt so high that we cannot see over it or through it, slashed programs
without any concern for the unemployed or children, oil prices constantly
rising, environment gone to hell, lies by the Bushes still go unchallenged
... and we are supposed to believe that these Democrats are going
to appeal to the good nature of Republicans not to control our Courts
just because they can. Is this a joke? The Republicans will do it
precisely because they can. Everything else they have had to lie
to get their way. Now, they have the muscle without using force.
Who is sitting in the World Bank without any experience except maybe
how to bankrupt it or at least help to keep its questionable reputation.
Well, readying this article has taken off some years ... almost
like I was born yesterday. Why is it that Americans (Democrats)
have no trouble understanding the Bush regime and yet, we are to
believe that our Democratic Congress does not?
Those Democrats who have voted against Bush's attacks on this government,
have had to stand alone ... taking the chagrin from the Bushes,
no doubt ... but, they are winners in my book ... we, the people,
need to impeach Bush or do we have to ask the French to do it for
us ... il a les defauts de ses qualites (with his (Bush) qualities,
he has concomitant defects; his faults spring from his very qualities).
Just a thought,
Thanks BuzzFlash,
Shirley Smith
Subject: There's No Excuse!
Good morning.
Y'know what? I'm getting pretty sick and tired of overly religiously
conservative communities who insist on being pigheaded regarding
gay and lesbian teenagers. I'm sick and tired of the overused excuse
"it's wrong" as a reason to harass gay teens (as well
as gay adults). I'm sick and tired of the phrase "family values."
I get angrier over straight people who make ALL of us heterosexuals
look like ignorant, hateful fools.
I'm shocked that the gay community really doesn't do a number on
us; I wouldn't be surprised if they did. But, they want to bridge
gaps, and, the ignorant heteros that make fools of all the rest
of us just won't have it and take a "My way or the highway"
attitude and use the Bible as a rationalization for their bigotry.
There is NO EXCUSE for bigotry. NONE. And, this straight woman is
fed up with it.
Thanks for allowing me the privilege to vent.
Lisa
Everett, Massachusetts
Subject: George Will
There doesn't seem to be much being said about George Will being
awarded $250,000 by the very conservative Bradley foundation.
Is
George Will's $250,000 Prize Yet More Payola?
(Editor & Publisher)
Don Baralt
Blue Bell, PA
Subject: Paul Wolfowitz: SUPER GENIUS! (Iraq Quotes)
A
look at some Wolfowitz comments on Iraq (Knight/Ridder/Yahoo)
Following are some comments on Iraq by Deputy Secretary of Defense
Paul Wolfowitz, President's Bush's choice to head the World Bank:
-Weapons of mass destruction in Iraq: "They've worked at
hiding things very, very deliberately. There's no question in
my mind that there was something there. There are just too many
pieces of evidence, and we'll get to the bottom of it." May
31, 2003.
-The justification for attacking Iraq: "The truth is that
for reasons that have a lot to do with the U.S. government bureaucracy,
we settled on the one issue that everyone could agree on which
was weapons of mass destruction as the core reason, but ... there
have always been three fundamental concerns. One is weapons of
mass destruction, the second is support for terrorism, the third
is the criminal treatment of the Iraqi people. Actually I guess
you could say there's a fourth overriding one which is the connection
between the first two. ... The third one by itself ... is a reason
to help the Iraqis but it's not a reason to put American kids'
lives at risk, certainly not on the scale we did it." Pentagon
transcript of interview with Vanity Fair magazine, May 2003.
-Occupying Iraq: "The notion that it would take several hundred
thousand American troops just seems outlandish." March 4,
2003.
"If you're looking for a historical analogy, it's probably
closer to post-liberation France (after World War II)." Interview
with Trudy Rubin of The Philadelphia Inquirer, Nov. 17, 2002.
"We want to see a situation where power and responsibility
is transferred as quickly as possible to the Iraqis themselves,
with as much international assistance as possible. ... We have
no desire to occupy Iraq. ..." April 10, 2003.
-Rebuilding Iraq: "There's a lot of money to pay for this.
It doesn't have to be U.S. taxpayer money. We are dealing with
a country that can really finance its own reconstruction and relatively
soon." March 27, 2003.
-The futures of Afghanistan and Iraq: "If we keep our commitment
to helping Afghans and Iraqis chart their course toward a better
future and demonstrate that we have no motive other than a more
peaceful planet, then we will have struck a major blow to the
ideology of terror and made major steps forward in making our
country safer. The terrorists know that." May 6, 2004.
Compiled by researcher Tish Wells
Forwarded by a BuzzFlash Reader
Subject: Script For Dubya
Dubya likes to follow a script. It helps him stay on message. Nobody
even has to write one of these scripts, though. Like turning in
someone else's term paper (please, there is no attempt to imply
anything about W's frat or his academics), he can just re-use one
that is already available.
BREZHNEV. Sasha, I can't agree with this. Over the past two to
three days, the newspapers I mentioned have been doggedly continuing
to occupy themselves with the publication of defamatory ravings
about the Soviet Union and the other fraternal countries. My comrades
on the Politburo insist that we make an urgent approach to you
on this matter and that we send you a diplomatic note to this
effect, and I'm not able to restrain the comrades from sending
such a note. But I only wanted to make sure that before a note
is sent to you about this matter, I got a chance to speak with
you personally.
DUBCEK. We had a meeting with members of the press. The session
condemned the reporters at the newspapers you were speaking about
for their incorrect actions; and a decision was reached there
to put an end to all polemical expressions.
BREZHNEV. Sasha, that's not the point--whether you had a meeting
with members of the press or not. What we agreed about was not
just to hold some meeting. We agreed that all the mass media--the
press, the radio, and the television--would be brought under the
control of the CPCz Central Committee and the government, and
that you would put an end to anti-Soviet and anti-socialist publications
after Bratislava.
DOCUMENT
No. 81: Transcript of Leonid Brezhnev's Telephone Conversation
with Alexander Dubcek, August 13, 1968 ("The Prague
Spring '68"/gwu.edu)
A BuzzFlash Reader
Subject: Is It Progress If A Cannibal Uses Knife And Fork? --
Stanislaw J. Lec
One of George W. Bush’s favorite statements is, “We are making
progress!” He uses it in reference to everything from Iraq to Social
Security. The efficacy of this statement is diluted when a system
of checks and balances is excluded, or when the Bush Administration
pays pundits to promote their propaganda, and releases videos controlled
by the Administration made to look like real news reports!
It is a given, progress sometimes takes time, BUT if dissenting
opinions are omitted, if there is a Bush-bending of the facts, and
when the bottom line of an investigation is covered up and information
is withheld or “lost,” Americans can not make an intelligent decision
on tainted or absent evidence!
Just this week Republicans voted down an investigation on the much
publicized Jeff Gannon/Guckert debacle!
Judiciary
Committee quashes Democrats’ effort to demand credentialing info
on ‘Gannon’ (rawstory.com)
Afghanistan is held up as a Bush success story BUT: Afghanistan
had an election where voters, thanks to disappearing ink, were able
to vote as many as ten times, one voter related with a laugh! The
election was dubbed fair and just! Opponents were quickly silenced
{bribed?}. Mr. Karzai is safe only in Kabul {sometimes not even
there}. The increasing problem of the burgeoning poppy fields seldom
makes the news! The parliamentary elections were put off until September
citing “LOGISTICS”?
The NYT reports:
As if to punctuate that disconnect, at least 5 people were killed
and 32 more were wounded today in a bombing in the southern Afghan
city of Kandahar that Afghan officials blamed on Taliban fighters.
The attack was the worst here in seven months. The insurgency
by Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters has claimed more than 1,000 lives
in the last 18 months.
The government and its international backers have also argued
for a delay to allow for more time to disarm irregular militias
and reduce the influence of the so-called jihadi, or Islamic militant,
parties and of powerful regional commanders. International peacekeepers
from the 5,000-strong, NATO-led International Security Assistance
Force ruled out elections in July or August, when there will be
a change of command.
http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/cctimes/news/11168787.htm
Under George Bush who is known as the worst environmental President,
his policies have misleading names like, “Clean Air” and “Healthy
Forests," as Mr. Bush puts corporate foxes in charge of regulations
to the detriment of our environment! Yesterday the Senate {Republican
controlled plus three misguided Democrats} voted to drill in ANWR!
This was one of the last places on earth where expansive Arctic
lands are intact! Drilling there can’t make a dent in America’s
energy problem! Read the article
“NO REFUGE FROM GREED!” (americanprogressaction.org).
It is one among many articles that conclude this destruction of
wildlife is an irreplaceable National Treasure, and certainly RUINING
IT IS NOT PROGRESS. How can anyone call it progress when the Bush
Administration sells off natural resources to powerful special interest
groups?
Senator Harry Reid stated in a letter sent out to Democrats saying
free speech is not a partisan issue but an American issue. He also
showed us the other side of the coin George Bush uses. You know
the one that has two heads, both which are his! Reid declared that:
The Republican Senate leaders have decided to fundamentally
alter the role of Congress -- they want to give George Bush unprecedented
power to manipulate the legislative branch and the courts. Today
Harry Reid and the Democratic Senators asked us, the American people,
to help them preserve the right of our elected representatives to
speak their mind on the floor of the U.S. Senate.
The filibuster must be protected! It is not progress when all voices
including those of the minority are not heard! Republicans have
used the SNEAKY move of adding an unpopular bill on to another bill
to avoid a filibuster. It is not progress to dismantle Social Security
and try to disguise the first baby steps to get rid of it. It is
not in crisis! When and if it does need fixing, Mr. Bush, who gets
an “F” in financial matters, and his cronies should be the last
ones trusted to handle it! Huge deficits and tax cuts that benefit
mostly corporations and the rich could not be called progress for
middle and lower income families. They do not have adequate health
care, are paying higher prices for everything {especially gas} and
see services go out the window, but money being thrown at Iraq!
Future generations will pay for Bush’s wayward ways. Are the American
people even aware of the huge amount of borrowed money that must
be paid back to China, Japan and others with interest? Does the
huge trade deficit bother clear-thinking Americans? So-called progress
comes at a tremendous price for our children, grandchildren, and
at this rate, great-great grandchildren! The old Bush line, “If
we fight them there, we won’t have to fight them at home,” is disputed
by a usual Bush supporter in an article entitled, “Homeland
Insecurity” by Thomas Friedman.
Iraq, the frontier for the “War on Terror,” had an election. So
far, so good, but isn’t it a bit premature to call it a success?
There are 1519 of our soldiers dead now, with over 11,000 seriously
injured. The Iraqi deaths are in at least the tens of thousands,
but no one knows, because our government doesn’t count! The Iraqi
government is meeting and rah-rah propaganda is put out, but the
people are not displaying their purple fingers as they did before.
Progress in Iraq is elusive as violence continues and situations
change daily! One New York Times article informs us that, “Many
Iraqis are losing hope that politics will yield real change!"
Telling the WHOLE truth would be progress, but George Bush’s Ego,
Power, and Legacy are at stake, and telling the whole truth has
been proven NOT to be a part of the Bush Administration’s “moral
values!"
Susan Carr
Tucson, AZ
Subject: State Of The Union
Pack the courts, Social Security, ANWR - all in a day's work for
the right-wing extremists ("fascists" - I'm politically
incorrect). This is typical of the Rove genius - a frenetic blitzkrieg
to keep the enemy scurrying around. All this leads to constant last-minute
defense & reaction by the "enemy" (everybody other
than them & their corporate benefactors).
Recommendation - think of this as a malignant cancer ravaging
the body; all current actions are fine and necessary, but the cancer
has to be arrested before it's too late. How about a big push on
publicizing the Gannon-Guckert scandal as a start (even if it involves
the National Enquirer and immunity). This leads to voter fraud,
Valerie Plame, Daschle's defeat and the Gay Mafia running things
(Mehlman and probably Reed and Rove himself), while they use the
gay community as the bogeyman.
Rove reminds me of J. Edgar Hoover, a closet gay who terrorized
everybody he came into contact with. Publicizing Tom DeLay's transgressions
and others, even more than done now, should also be enacted. Information
must be disseminated and a sense of outrage must be created to a
much larger extent, despite the corporate media's complicity.
CEO compensation has proliferated from approximately 40X average
salary to approximately 500X within the last 30 years (the fascists
are propagating class warfare, not the Democrats). Emergency surgery
needs to be performed before the patient (US democracy) dies, no
matter how much pain it involves.
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