Reply #24: The Bush Connection... [View All]

And of course there is no Bush connection. If there were, there wouldn't have been an indictment. Just as the Bushes are above the law, their friends are above the law.

Hezbollah is probably the most dangerous of the terrorist organizations. And yet a friend of the Bushes, Issam Fares, is a very outspoken supporter of Hezbollah who on more than one occasion has described it as if it were the United Way of Lebanon. And the man who handled all of his business affairs in the United States is a Democrat. Who is now mayor of Houston. Whom Republicans voted for because they saw the Bush connection through Issam Fares. And friends of the friends of the Bushes can use the Bush connection as well as friends of the Bushes.

The majority of people in this country are completely blinded by the partisan divisions. Divisions that were deliberate. Herr Puppetmeister Karl Rove is still at work. Behind the curtains. Pulling strings. Here and there. The agenda is very much still there. And it has nothing to do with protecting the American people from terrorists who seem in the end to serve the agenda quite well.

I doubt anyone will wake up until one of our major cities is destroyed by a nuclear attack. And most likely both parties will blame the other.

Our Congress should have not acquiesced to this administration with regard to 9/11 and our Congress certainly should not have allowed this administration to remain in office.

There is no political advantage in continuing down a path that leads to the fall of our democracy. And that is the path we are on. The real enemies are the friends of the Bushes. The ones we don't know about. Because our Congress won't talk about them.

I used to hear people say, with regard to Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, that such things could never happen here. They have begun to.