G.Bush best president in 200 years
according to this interview :
http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/0,1518,258983,00.html

More gudus to GB
http://amconmag.com/07_28_03/taki.html

War veterans just love GB
http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/news/6392002.htm

"It's difficult to determine whether journalists should be excused or excoriated when we live in a world
where a soldier who gets lost,
shot in the ass
and captured is hailed as a hero.
Aside from the hyping and alleged stage-managing of the Jessica Lynch rescue,
the idea that a POW
can qualify as a hero violates a basic rule of armed combat that George C Scott articulated as the title character at the start of the movie Patton: "No son of a bitch ever won a war dying for his country. You win wars by making the other son of a bitch die for his country."
****GB is still the best****

In the big picture I guess that is an OK statement, the rest of our presidents weren't exactly models for sanity and spirtual understanding.  No leaders like Gandi here! (OH execpt King, X, and Lenin .... see the trend...?!?)  :'(

I appreciate all your inputs on our president.

At least, those of you who live in the US.

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All I can say on this subject.

The guys says what he thinks.  Sticks to his plan.  Doesn't back down.  

He may not be the most intelligent president the US has ever had.  But at least he sticks to what he says even if it is not going to be 100% popular.

now he gets the kudus
to become the best of all.
see this link :http://www.lewrockwell.com/rockwell/madness.html

This is a very good analysis of war :
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A2040-2004May4.html

I read this awhile back.. so I had to find a link again.

Anyway.. This really touched me.  And really fits the picture of what America stands for.  It's funny how when big brother does stuff in the open it's bad.  But when people backstab kill indiscriminently it's no so bad.

Anyway here's the link:

http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/g/gordonsinclair.htm

Nice to read all those links
which tell us how history repeats itself.
Ash_craft showtrial master :
a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig5/silverglate3.html
And all about of enemy of the people ( stalin  propaganda )
http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/Columnists/Toronto/Eric_Margolis/2004/06/13/498164.html

Last night I watched doco
Hitler: The Rise of Evil
http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0346293/fullcredits
most interesting was Hitlers speech about terrorist
before the Reichstag - GB must have used his script.

LTC Jerry B. Killian's son and widow have both refuted the 'Sixty Minutes' report (i.e., the son also served in the TX ANG alongside Dubya!).  If the document below is proven indeed false, then - like it or not - it is highly probable we all are going to have to endure another:

[glb]FOUR MORE YEARS !!![/glb]

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Either GB buddy Allawi is a lier or this guy who wrote this :
http://fairuse.1accesshost.com/news2/salon38.html
Dont worry GB is the best president and  knows how to fool them.

Americans don't like reading history
thats why they are condemed to repeat it.
And they won't even know a fascist  when
he stands in front of them. GB is no fascist
but likes to be a dictator -<quote>" because that would
be easier" </quote>.
And thats why he needs the SS

http://www.interventionmag.com/cms/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=891&newlang=eng

But the SS is only working according to the
G-est-ap o handbook.
http://www.interventionmag.com/cms/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=891&newlang=eng

So GB is no fascist but acts like one according to this Republican Congressman from Texas.
http://antiwar.com/paul/?articleid=3752
:'(

Quote:

... this Republican Congressman from Texas... Zoran

What is so fascinating about Libertarians such as Congressman Paul is that if you present their "laundry list" of core beliefs and philosophy (without any attribution, of course) to an array of average Americans, most folks find their agenda quite agreeable.  Despite the fact I have been a registered Democrat longer than most people plying these boards have been alive, I am drawn to sharing their outlook on the affairs of our Republic.

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One of the watergate guys thinks GB is a liar !!!!
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spiegel.de%2Fkultur%2Fgesellschaft%2F0%2C1518%2C324226%2C00.html&langpair=de%7Cen&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools

the president that the internet want
see this link :
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spiegel.de%2Fnetzwelt%2Fnetzkultur%2F0%2C1518%2C324373%2C00.html&langpair=de%7Cen&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools

GB lost 350 t of Explosives to the enemy  and Kerry spoke:
This was "one of the great blunders of the war," Mr Kerry said on the campaign trail in the swing state of New Hampshire. A statement from his campaign said the "unbelievable incompetence of this President and this administration has put our troops at risk and this country at greater risk", adding that Mr Bush, "who talks tough and brags about making America safer, has once again failed to deliver",

It does not matter who the next President is - it only matters that the next one fully adopts the various strategies outlined in the article at the URL below:

http://www.thomaspmbarnett.com/published/esquire2004.htm



Quote:

... Does that mean a Kerry administration wouldn’t do the same? Not at all. In fact, that administration may well be the far better choice to pull off such a dramatic reorganization, given the growing distrust of many Americans and the world regarding the Bush administration’s integrity on matters of security. My point is not to tell you how to vote, but simply to make sure you ask the right questions. If you think “preemptive war” and all that violence in the Gap are going to go away simply by voting Bush-Cheney out of office, you’re kidding yourself. The next administration is going to have its hands full with international-security issues no matter how much it may want to focus on other things. So don’t let either ticket off the hook on how it proposes to reshape our national-defense establishment for the big tasks that lie ahead. As Americans seeking to choose our next president, we all need to understand better the stakes at hand, for it is not the danger just ahead that we underestimate but the opportunity that lies beyond—the opportunity to make globalization truly global. America stands at the peak of a world historical arc that marks globalization’s tipping point from a closed club of the privileged few to a planetwide reality. Making that strategic vision—that happy ending—come true will end war as we know it. America has made this effort before and changed the world. Now is the time to rededicate this nation to a new long-term strategy much as we did following World War II, when we began exporting the security that has already made war only a memory for more than half the world’s population, enabling hundreds of millions to lift themselves out of poverty in the last couple of decades alone. It is our responsibility and our obligation to give peace the same chance in the rest of the world. Thomas P.M. Barnett is the author of 'The Pentagon’s New Map: War and Peace in the Twenty-First Century', just published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons. From November 2001 until June 2003, he served in the Office of the Secretary of Defense.

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A-shcroft says judges threaten national security by questioning B_ush decisions !

How can they dare to  question the wisdom of the

                     ........... FUEHRER ?...............
                     ............###### ................

http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/breaking/111204ashcroft.html

Akira Kuro -

Perhaps the Attorney General has already adapted to the circumstances described by Dr. Kissinger below:

"... Today's principal threats are abstract and mobile. Terror has no fixed address; it has attacked from Bali to Singapore, Riyadh, Istanbul, Moscow, Madrid, Tunis, New York and Washington...

... The contemporary security challenge arises from two unprecedented sources: terror caused by acts until recently considered a matter for internal police forces rather than international policy, and scientific advances and proliferation that allow the survival of countries to be threatened by developments entirely within another state's territory...

... The newly elected president (Bush was re-elected after this article was published) will have to lead an effort to define and then maintain an international system that reflects the new, revolutionary circumstances."

America's Assignment
Henry A. Kissinger
Newsweek - November 8, 2004

EL_Pescador
in this revolutionary time the international scene
just has to accept
that the
FUEHRER
in this case the best president in 200 years
knows best.
If  they dont like it  they will feel the strong arm of the
FUEHRER
he  will flaten those underlings
that dare to ask questions.
I fully agree with you.
Akira Kuro

[glb]Four More Years !!![/glb]

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El_Pescador
The old FUEHRER would have liked  the new
FUEHRERs KZ in c-uba . And the way his warror
fight in Fallu just like the ss in Pol-and.
And how lucky he is because his citizen
dont learn history and might find out  how
history is again repeating itself. Just great
times in the good old usaaa.r
Be proud  and enjoy another 4 years.

Interesting to see how GB is liked in usaa. ;D
But only because they like cheaters   ???- and
Americans are currently unaware (and, to be frank, unconcerned) of any illegal activity on the part of their government – such as invading foreign countries without a Congressional declaration of war.

Ahh - Akira Kuro and Eric Serra - how ennobling it is to be so self-righteous and smug while still young. May you never wake up on some terrible dawn to realize with the most profound regret that you have no leashes to let slip:


Quote:

The Sheepdogs Most humans truly are like sheep Wanting nothing more than peace to keep To graze, grow fat and raise their young, Sweet taste of clover on the tongue. Their lives serene upon Life's farm, They sense no threat nor fear no harm. On verdant meadows, they forage free With naught to fear, with naught to flee. They pay their sheepdogs little heed For there is no threat; there is no need. To the flock, sheepdog's are mysteries, Roaming watchful round the peripheries. These fang-toothed creatures bark, they roar With the fetid reek of the carnivore, Too like the wolf of legends told, To be amongst our docile fold. Who needs sheepdogs? What good are they? They have no use, not in this day. Lock them away, out of our sight We have no need of their fierce might. But sudden in their midst a beast Has come to kill, has come to feast The wolves attack; they give no warning Upon that calm September morning They slash and kill with frenzied glee Their passive helpless enemy Who had no clue the wolves were there Far roaming from their Eastern lair. Then from the carnage, from the rout, Comes the cry, “Turn the sheepdogs out!” Thus is our nature but too our plight To keep our dogs on leashes tight And live a life of illusive bliss Hearing not the beast, his growl, his hiss. Until he has us by the throat, We pay no heed; we take no note. Not until he strikes us at our core Will we unleash the Dogs of War Only having felt the wolf pack's wrath Do we loose the sheepdogs on its path. And the wolves will learn what we've shown before; We love our sheep, we Dogs of War. Russ Vaughn 2d Bn, 327th Parachute Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division Vietnam 65-66

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http://216.77.188.54/coDataImages/p/Groups/176/176523/folders/124559/1316253MCLiv.jpg

GB lieblinge :
nice to see that all ustroops in iraq have
learned from the german ss:
Treating prisoner like sh..t ,
killing civilians like puppets.
Only problem is the more they commit sh..t
10time more sh..t will fall on their head.
Iraq is not  one eye for an eye country -
they give it back to you 10 times over .
Dont worry be happy.

[glb]"If France had then marched into the Rhineland in 1936, we would have had to withdraw with our tails between our legs.  It was the longest 48 hours of my entire life." - Adolph Hitler[/glb]
goering -

Look at the world today - I am sure you will agree that it is now upside down for the USA: "After all, the most famous rap artist is white, the best golfer is black, and the tallest basketball player in the world is Chinese.   We had a war and invited the Germans, and they turned us down.  And now the French think that we are arrogant..."

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Just one thing I want to know - how has GB managed to fool the US that there is a link between September 11th and Saddam Hussein?!  ???

a name GB surely never heard in texas : Montesquieu (*01.18.1689 +02.10.1755)
a book GB surely never read : The Spirit of the Laws
link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_de_Secondat%2C_Baron_de_Montesquieu

lügnix -

To the contrary, here is a commentator who is absolutely convinced the entire Bush clan is very well grounded in Enlightenment thought and philosophy:

http://www.allaahuakbar.net/free-masons/

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El_Pescador
How can this be when he thinks that
torture is OK ?

Müller -

I am confused by your pronouns.  How can what be and who says torture is OK ?  

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