I as a former federal bank examiner discovered that men are murdered in our
banking industry. I see the government as a closed door enemy. I welcome
the cru****ng of our world due to the abuses and horrors we suffer.
Damn the regime in power. Now is the time to strike back. The regime is
doing forced injections, forced experiments on veterans and others.
I see them as scum of the universe. A nightmare the creator is having, and
we can only awaken from this nightmare with global war.
Never again serve.
Mobile Audit Club , at the common mans service.
http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/democracyordeath
Do not whine when our enemies in power die. Celebrate and remember time
is
infinite. We may die also, but we will be rid of that "It" factor if it is
done right.
"Maximus" <maxhemust@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:1157605443.877814.100140@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Bush Wheels Out Lenin and Hitler
>
> In his speech on Tuesday, Bush was up to his old game of hyperbole,
> casting today's enemies in the same outfits as Lenin and Hitler.
>
> The costumes may be scary, but they are way too large.
>
> Bush said that Al Qaeda aims to "destroy the free world." But it is
> not capable of doing so, and no one is suggesting that Al Qaeda be left
> alone while it regroups.
>
> He said Islamic fundamentalists, armed with nuclear weapons, would
> "raise a mortal threat to the American people."
> All he can do now is jump from behind a corner and yell boo.
>
> He's got nothing else.
> But the United States has 10,000 nuclear weapons, and Iran has none.
>
> Even if it obtained one or two, it would not constitute a "mortal
> threat" to the United States, and it would be committing national
> suicide if it decided to use them.
>
> Bush can wheel out history's bogeymen as much as he wants, but that
> does not make today's threat equivalent to yesterday's.
>
> Even when he combines radical Sunnis with radical ****ites with Iraqi
> insurgents and makes of them a composite terrorist force, which they
> are not, this threat does not approach that of Hitler or the Soviet
> Union.
>
> Had Hitler not opened the Eastern Front, he could have conquered the
> United States.
>
> Al Qaeda, Iran, the Iraqi insurgents, and Hezbollah can't do that.
>
> Had Stalin or Khrushchev or Brezhnev wanted to, they could have
> incinerated the United States with ICBMs.
>
> Al Qaeda, Iran, the Iraqi insurgents, and Hezbollah can't do that.
>
> The United States has the single most powerful military ever assembled,
> with unrivaled dominance in the air and on the seas and with every
> lethal technology available.
>
> Still, Bush wants us to feel imperiled.
>
> He speaks in grandiose terms, calling this "the great ideological
> struggle of the twenty-first century," but how does he know what
> ideological struggles may come down the pike in, say, 2065?
>
> He says "we're answering history's call," and "it is the
> calling of our generation," but that, too, is self-inflating and
> deluded.
>
> What's more, Bush is completely ignoring many of the conditions that
> give rise to Islamic fundamentalism, chief among them today being the
> Iraq War itself and U.S. sup****t for Israel's belligerent policies in
> the Occupied Territories and Lebanon.
>
> Bush seems to believe in the Great Evil Man theory of history, but
> Lenin and Hitler did not arise from the rib of the devil himself.
>
> Certain social conditions brought them to power. And Bush seems intent
> on creating the conditions that fill the ranks of Islamic
> fundamentalism.
>
> It's as if Bush were President of the United States in Lenin's day,
> he would have urged Tsar Nicholas to keep fighting World War I and not
> to worry about the starving peasants.
>
> Or if Bush were at Versailles, he would have urged the most stringent
> conditions be imposed on Germany, the better to humiliate its people.
>
> For this is what Bush is doing now. He is inciting the wrath not of the
> Great Evil Man but of millions and millions of people, from whom a
> demagogue or two will arise, even after bin Laden and Zawahiri are gone
> and Ahmadinejad discredited.
>
> Still, Bush hypes the threats.
>
> All he can do now is jump from behind a corner and yell boo.
>
> He's got nothing else.
> ================================
>
> above was
> Published on Wednesday, September 6, 2006 by the Progressive
> Bush Wheels Out Lenin and Hitler
> by Matthew Rothschild
>
> http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0906-23.htm
>
> =================
>
>
> The US taxpayer funded invasion of Southern Lebanon was the equivalent
> of about ten 9-11 disasters. The US invasion/occupation of Iraq has so
> far been the equivalent of about one thousand 9-11s.
>
> Approx. 100,000 cluster bombs made in the USA, were dropped in heavily
> inhabited areas of Southern Lebanon during the last 72 hours of that
> conflict. It could take ten years or more to clear them all. They will
> definitely cause several curious little boys to be killed or maimed and
> some to have their little arms or legs ripped off.
>
> After ru****ng ****pment of some missiles to Israel that were launched on
> Lebanon, the ratty Bush regime has said that they are going to give
> Lebanon 230 million to help them rebuild, and that they have high hopes
> of getting some of the rebuilding contracts. Some people in Southern
> Lebanon - have suggested that keep their filthy bloody money and use
> it to rebuild New Orleans.
>
> Thanks to the insanity in Israel & Wa****ngton, a huge percentage of the
> world's population has less than zero respect for the the USA, the
> world bully, the vulgar murderer of defenseless women and little
> children. The US taxpayers are clearly funding an out of control bully,
> who is being controlled by men who are money junkies. They are so out
> of touch with their humanity, that they couldn't care less if their
> revenue is soaked with the blood of defenseless young and old women,
> and little kids.
>
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