mwb970 (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 08:45 AMResponse to Original message

4. Bush has been doing Osama's work all
along.

Could Osama drive our country into bankruptcy? Could Osama
tear up the Constitution and force America to accept a new monarchy headed by
King George the Stupid? Could Osama allow corporations to poison our air and
water? Could Osama cause poverty to go up, wages to go down, and jobs to be
lost? Are more Americans lacking health insurance every day because of Osama's
actions?Of course not. These are things only our government can do to us. Osama
attacked us once. King George attacks us every day. What more could Osama
possibly ask for? He has succeeded beyond his wildest
dreams.

YourBrother (138 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 01:14 PMResponse to Reply #4


23. errrrr

osama received over
3 billion $ from this admin back in the daytalk about creating a problem to act
like the solutionjoin the dots ... open your eyes

YourBrother (138
posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 04:24 PMResponse to Reply #35


37. hehe

you know we could go
on like this all day ... but instead ill leave you with a name, michael
meiringsee what you can find on google ... then see what you can find from the
american press about this guythe only serious terrorists the world over have
been created by the USA in one way or another, either to oust democratically
elected leaders in countries that wont roll over, or in order to strip their
peoples rights for the protection of the precious fleshim not afraid ... i hope
you arent eitherthe vikings knew no fear, i think i might be viking

kenzee13 (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 09:50 AMResponse to Original message


8. About time the astonishing cowardice
displayed by the citizenry

and eagerly promoted and fostered by
this illegitimate cabal is pointed out. What about that "land of the free, home
of the brave" stuff? I just hope that most of us have been asleep, and perhaps
are finally waking up.

YourBrother (138 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 04:29 PMResponse to Reply #8


38. i hope so too bro

a wake up
call is whats neededland of the free? home of the brave?land of the manacled and
home of home of the fat idiot is what it appears to be?ever think you've been
fattened up for the kill bro?it is down to every single right thinking person to
sit down with those less fortunate than themselves and explain whats going on in
the worldi've already started with those around me, you should too bro
peace

Just Me (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 10:12 AMResponse to Original message


9. Expresses my thoughts exactly on the
state of this nation under Bush.

I still can't get over how the
BushCO/neoconters have turned a beacon of hope into a nation of corruption and
barbarianism. We were already loathed for the government-backed corporacrats
exploiting peoples and their resources around the world. Now, what hate for us
existed has multiplied a hundred-fold, for legitimate reason.We are the bad
guys.

OKNancy (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 11:02 AMResponse to Original message


10. Excellent column and I would
add

That we also did Osama's bidding by getting rid of the secular
Saddam. Osama railed against Saddam as early as 1996. Now, Osama will get the
theocracy he wanted...and of course those evil women will be put in their proper
place.

emald (254 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 11:17 AMResponse to Original message


11. yes it has already been done for
OBL

he laughs in his cave of luxury somewhere in the mountains
because he manipulates the fool we call president into destroying america. What
a laugh he must get out of it.George W Bush is the dumbest president ever. What
a moran.

Maestro (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 11:35 AMResponse to Original message


13. The dumbing down of
America

You are not allowed to think anymore. I'm surprised some
are just figuring this out. I sent that to my freeper Uncle. I can't wait to see
what he says. BTW, K & R.

YourBrother (138 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 04:33 PMResponse to Reply #16


39. your government is the terrorists silly
billy

it also financially supported them and did everything in its
power to make it as easy as possible for themif they didn't exist they would
have created themwhile this might be slightly hard for most to swallowi suggest
you look into "operation northwoods" and "michael meiring" through google in
your own timethe truth is, if you think your goverment WONT attack its own
citizens in order to pass draconian legislation ... you aren't well enough
informed40 years on they laugh about things like "operation northwoods" ... i
dont find it funnypeace

PurpleChez (276 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 12:03 PMResponse to Original message


18. Brilliant! An eloquent condemnation of
all that has happened in Amurka

since * took
over.

YourBrother (138 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 05:36 PMResponse to Reply #26


41. 100,000+ ... easily .. and rising
:o(

but not to worrythese aren't real people, like americansand at
least they dont have to worry about being picked up of the street, dragged off
to a torture chamber and never seen again eh? ....get your troops out, and stay
outa group within a group wants world war 3 right nowthey cant do it without
accomplices, let your army personnel know they can refuse to follow ordersget a
ragtag bundle of them together and storm the whitehouse, quickly, before these
monsters get what they want

Mugsy (399 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 12:52 PMResponse to Original message


22. I suggested to a Freeper friend the same
thing last week.

...saying, "They try to excuse torture, violate
our free speech, perform 'sneak-n-peek' searches and wiretap U.S. citizens
without a warrant... at what point to we just declare bin Laden really won?"Then
CNN's Jack Cafferty gave his great "Just Do It" commentary, and now this Op/Ed
in the Miami Herald. I'm glad to see other people are starting to come around.I
loved their line: Who would have remembered Patrick Henry had he written,
``What's wrong with giving up a little liberty if it protects me from death?''
Sums it up perfectly.

otohara (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 01:27 PMResponse to Original message


24. Only Problem w/ This Column - Using The
30,000

dead Iraqi's number. Another Bush lie. The Washington Post
reported in 10/04 the estimate was 100,000. Since Bush pulled out of his asshole
this 30,000 (more or less) number - The MSM has YET AGAIN served as a
stenographer to a chronic liar.

Mugsy (399 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 02:21 PMResponse to Reply #24


27. Most "positive" figure was
used.

According to the IBC website, they estimate between
27,000 and 31,000 Iraqi civilian deaths.The number is likely much higher, but
IBC uses verified reports to draw their number, and it is no surprise that
President Bush would use the "least damaging" figure.I still find is appalling
that anyone could still perceive the GOP as the Party with any sort of "moral
highground". I know a nun that voted for Bush on the "abortion issue" and Bush's
conspicuous "faith". Abortion is up, poverty is up, the environment is viewed as
an obstacle to big business that needs legislation to circumvent, and now we
have a President that cavalierly concedes that over 30,000 innocent civilians of
another country were murdered in a war they hungrily sought, and even after
conceding the intelligence was wrong, says he'd do it again.THAT'S "the Moral
Highground"???

Mr_Scarecrow (201 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 02:24 PMResponse to Original message


28. Can't agree with this

Bin
Laden/Terraism is just another bogeyman like Russia was for a good 40 years. Bin
Laden didn't destroy us, he just set us back towards McCarthy days. During WWII
we had internment camps. We've been here before. More than once. We'll get
through it.

NightOwwl (1000+ posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 03:24 PMResponse to Original message


30. This article proves it is Republicans
who are the real cowards.

"I would have expected proud defiance of
anyone who would suggest that a mere terrorist threat could send this country
into spasms of despair and fright so profound that we'd follow a leader who
considers the law a nuisance and perfidy a privilege.Never would I have expected
this nation -- {{{snip}}} -- would cower behind anyone just for promising to
``protect us."* * * * *Excellent point to make during any discussion about
Bush's actions. Look who's cowering in fear, ready to give up their rights AS
AMERICAN CITIZENS. Well surprise, surprise...it ain't the
Democrats.

chicagiana (954 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 03:57 PMResponse to Original message


33. WRONG ... BUSH ruined America
...

It should read:"How GW Bush ruined America, with Osama Bin
Laden's help".There is NOTHING in GWB's agenda that he did not wish to pursue
before 9/11. OBL enabled GW Bush. And GW Bush enabled OBL to carry out the 9/11
attack by totally de-prioritizing counter-terrorism (and apperantly crippling
NORAD and the Air National Guard).Let's keep things straight. OBL is NOT a
threat to the United States of America as an entity. OBL will not invade and
take over like Hitler did to France. OBL will not infiltrate the US and take us
over from within as the communist were supposed to have been attempting. OBL
only threatens to kill Americans seemingly at a pace of a couple hundred a year
once you average it all out.This is why it is so hard to sell our message. A
couple hundred of dead Americans a year IS a big deal. Yet it does NOT threaten
our national sovereignty. Tens of thousands of Americans die each year from
traffic accidents. OBL doesn't even come to the level of common recklessness by
every day Americans. Heck, gun violence claims the lives of more Americans every
year than OBL. That's right AMERICANS KILL FAR MORE AMERICANS in a year than OBL
could hope to in his entire life.Their will always be an OBL out there. And the
goal for the DEFENSE against terrorism is to simply reduce the phenomenon to a
nuisance (just like Kerry said). You can't kill EVERY terrorist any more than
you can jail EVERY drug dealer. You just end up making more.What Osama could not
do by force, Bush is accomplishing by evil. That is, he is eroding our civil
rights. He is taking away our freedom. OBL could NEVER, EVER have accomplished
this in a THOUSAND YEARS!!! Bush has accomplished it quite handily.Bush is and
will remain a bigger threat the United States Constitution than Osama Bin Laden
will EVER be!!!!!

Raksha (969 posts)
Tue Dec-27-05 06:31 PMResponse to Original message


44. Great article! It really gets to my
increasing revulsion

over this administration's endless
fearmongering (amplified nonstop by the media). We all need to ask ourselves,
why this four-year-long campaign to make Americans AFRAID? Ask yourself why
anyone would even WANT to do that, and the answer becomes obvious. They want to
make us afraid so they can steal our rights and our values in broad daylight,
and so far the strategy has worked brilliantly.Maybe people are FINALLY starting
to come out of their fear-induced trance, though. I would like to think
so.