I think the people should stand up against this
"President", he hasn't been running the country in a
responsible way. We've gone from huge surplus to huge
deficits. His new budget doesn't even account for the
war, occupying Afghanistan, or the war on terrorism.
He talks about creating jobs, well his administration
has the worst job creation record of any other in the
last 58 years - of any party. The tax cut for the
rich, means less stripping educational and social
programs, and certainly won't stimulate the economy.
Bush should go after the real terrorists (Al Qaeda),
and work with the UN inspectors in Iraq. Somehow Bush
has taken all the good will shown to our country after
9/11 and has somehow turned the world against us.
Even some of our most loyal allies don't like the US
anymore.
Most of our military war planners think this
pre-emptive war is a really bad idea, and it will only
inflaming the middle east more against us. Even the
Joint Chiefs of staff urged Rumsfeld to tell Bush to
cool it.
Even worse, his administration is trying to slip
"Bunker Busters" (which are nuclear weapons) into our
military's "conventional" arsenal. The
Washington-driven media, has been trying to make us
feel ok about using these nuclear weapons. Just so you
know, the explosion blows out a crater of radioactive
dirt which rains down on the local region with deadly
fallout.
The UN Inspectors haven't found anything to justify
war, so why should we sit back and not question
everything and work for peace.
I'll be at the Peace Rally in LA on the 15th!
--- Brett Dietsch <elph@lawngnome.org> wrote:
quoted 22 lines On Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 04:30 PM, Dubya =
>
> On Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 04:30 PM, Dubya =
> Arrogance + Ignorance wrote:
> >
> > So to protect the things we care about now, maybe
> we should consider
> > doing something positive to protect the peace.
> That's all I'll say...
> > let's get back to talking about music, but let's
> think about the
> > consequences of this war for oil.
>
> yessir, ignoring the harsh cruelties of reality
> instead of discussing
> them will do something positive to protect the
> peace.
> everyone knows that inaction, silence, and
> compliance leads to peace.
>
> that came off much harsher than intended, but im too
> lazy to reword it.
> i'll be in philly on the 15th.
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