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Editorial See other Editorial Articles Title: The Voice of the White House 3 November Washington, D.C., November 3, 2006: “Aside from obvious sabotage of the Presidential helicopters, a flood of serious threats against the President, there is also consternation in the Monkey Palace over the fact that the movie, "Death of a President" has opened and is now showing at the E-Street Theater on 11th Street in DC, as well as some 110 other theaters nationwide. Is there a connection with the helicopter business? Who knows? The Oval Office brought utmost pressure to prevent this movie being released in America. Rumors are flooding the Internet that Bush is about to declare Martial Law and declare himself President for Life. One of my co-workers wrote this up with an eye to keeping attention away from the debacle in Iraq. There we have a sharply escalating casualty list, rampant civil war, mutinous troops and never enough to override the other side, chaos in Afghanistan (not talked about) with the Taliban back in place, opium production increased over the levels before we occupied the country, the U.S blasting schools full of children because someone told them that terrorists were hiding in them (obviously a successful ploy to get us to further blacken our already filthy reputations) Halliburton and other Bush friends suddenly pulling out of what for them was a bonanza of riches (they know what’s coming) and reports of high level officers in the Pentagon burning many files in anticipation of a Democratic take-over of the Congress followed by serious investigations. And now we learn that a top Evangelical preacher, a friend and advisor of Bush, got caught out when his paid gay lover snitched on him! Drugs and Fudgepacking, all in the name Of Higher Things! Dare someone bring up Gannon in this context? You should see Bush’s face these days. His complexion is blotched, mouth turned down, eyes squinched shut, snarling at everyone one moment and next declaring in a loud voice that he will sweep on to victory next week. Bush is crazy. He could have turned this election around if only he had promised to do something positive or speak, however vaguely, about pulling out of Iraq or at least appearing to consider this. Instead, knowing how angry the American public is on this subject, he sticks his furry tongue out and screeches like a drunken whore about not leaving Iraq (or Afghanistan) during his term. Both Cheney and Rumsfeld are universally despised by everyone but Bush will never, ever fire them. Again, the tongue stuck out, fingers in ears, feet stamping on the floor. He puts on a half-hearted act while out on the pathetic hustings these days but in truth, a stay at St. Elizabeth’s Clown House here would do him wonders. Well, Bush and his crime partners ran up a bill we will be paying for years. Cheney will die of a heart attack while Bush is living out of the country on all the loot he dragged in. Bush’s presidential pockets are just as deep and just as stuffed with illicit cash as are Cheney’s.” The Green Zone Follies Baghdad, 1 Nov 06: “The Blessed Lincoln Group of thieving idiots are over here, at least some of them are, concocting the weirdest propaganda you ever saw. This place is a shambles, death rates shooting towards Venus, all of our ammunition cooked off at Falcon, rumors that no one here will be sent home until 2008, injuries (many of the self-inflicted) soaring, nothing operative any more, fears on the part of the average GI that Bush’s plan to “finally crush the Resistance” will get them killed or maimed for life. And the boobs from the Pentagon’s Propaganda Ministry think they can fix this with clever little planted stories? We ought to make them and Bush go out on daily patrols and maybe the Resistance will solve all our problems for us. The Pentagon is a little afraid to rein in the death tolls because too many people are aware of them and they have their future careers to think about. After Bush is nothing but a wet dream gone bad, they have to consider the rest of their lives. Torturing and killing unarmed civilians is OK with them but only so long as we’re winning. Pretty soon, it will be finger-pointing in front of Congress. “
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#1. To: Eoghan, aristeides, Fred Mertz, Horse, angle, BTP Holdings, scrapper2, Dakmar (#0)
Shades of Nixon.
Worse than Nixon. Nixon only had the troubles of Watergate and the coverup. Dumbya has shit coming at him from half a dozen directions, and all due to the machinations of the neocons and his own remarkable stupidity combined with arrogance, and what eventually catches up with wannabe tyrants; you can't cover all the bases and still keep a lid on what you are doing. Sooner or later, the lies evaporate and with them goes any semblance of righteousness. Exposed, Bush will now fall back to the fortified White House, where he is continually insulated from the bad news from Iraq. I wonder how hard he will hit the bottle on election night when he is handed his ass in the House and maybe the Senate. Maybe the bottle will hit him. ;0)
“The tendency of democracies is, in all things, to mediocrity, since the tastes, knowledge, and principles of the majority form the tribunal of appeal.” James Fenimore Cooper
both bush and the american public both could use a fulfillment of just one of these threats. put us all out of misery :0)
Jordan and Iraq are the friendliest skies for the IAF en route to Natanz and Arak. Perhaps we'll hold on to Iraq long enough to allow Israel to hit Iran and then make a bee-line for Basra.
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