Mr. Bush, There's Someone Waiting, and Waiting, to See You

Reverend Blair

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Let's see...there's this, there's the Plame thing, there's the whole war in Iraq thing, oil just hit a new high, Georgie is having trouble getting his appointees through Senate confirmations. I think Georgie is in trouble.
 

GL Schmitt

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While, at this time, I agree with Cindy Sheehan’s question to George, The Pretender, whenever I hear it, another question echos hers in my mind.

"Where did you get the chutzpah to ask a soldier to be the first person to die for your lie?"
 

GL Schmitt

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No.

He didn't even say, "Make it so."

Probably nothing stirred in the reptilian depths of his brain.*








* I use the word 'brain' loosely, you understand.
 

mrmom2

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AUDIO: O’Reilly and Malkin Smear Cindy Sheehan
If you don’t like what the mother of a fallen soldier has to say, what do you do? Smear her! Last night on Fox’s O’Reilly Factor, O’Reilly and right-wing columnist Michelle Malkin launched the personal attack on Cindy Sheehan.

First, O’Reilly painted her as a traitor:

I think Mrs. Sheehan bears some responsibility for this [publicity] and also for the responsibility for the other American families who lost sons and daughters in Iraq who feel this kind of behavior borders on treasonous.

Malkin took it up a notch by bringing Sheehan’s son, who was killed last year:

I can’t imagine that Casey Sheehan would approve of such behavior.

Is smearing grieving mothers how the right-wing supports the troops?
Listen Here
 

mrmom2

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:roll: :roll: :roll:
 

Ocean Breeze

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The Proverbial Truth About George W. Bush and Cindy Sheehan

Hang in there Cindy, the country is behind you.

by Anthony Wade

http://www.opednews.com

August 10, 2005

Genesis 1: 10

“The LORD said, "What have you done? Listen! Your brother's blood cries out to me from the ground.”

George W. Bush is on vacation. Every day more children die in his war, while he is on vacation. For five weeks, George W. Bush will relax, get out in the sun, and take it easy, while your kids die. Of what value is their blood to this man? What does their sacrifice mean to a man that thinks nothing of relaxing while they die? A man who thinks so little of them, that he refuses to meet with a mother of one of the dead.

A mother of a slain soldier is sitting in a ditch outside the ranch of George W. Bush. Where is our moral president? Where is the president of family values? This is the persona that has been packaged and sold to Christians across this country and they bought it. Where is the Christianity of George W. Bush? It is one thing to say that Jesus Christ is your favorite philosopher during a photo op, but quite another thing to actually adhere to the philosophy of Christ on a daily basis.

Would Jesus Christ leave the mother of a murdered soldier sitting in a ditch in the summer heat of Texas, while he vacationed? I would think not. There is a stark difference between someone claiming to be Christian, and someone walking with Christ. The Word of God says:

1 John 2:3-6 – “We know that we have come to know him if we obey his commands. The man who says, "I know him," but does not do what he commands is a liar, and the truth is not in him. But if anyone obeys his word, God's love is truly made complete in him. This is how we know we are in him: Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did.

I direct our president, who likes to play Christian, to the book of Proverbs 6: 16-19, where God tells us the six things which he hates:

1) Haughty eyes – Haughty is defined as scornfully and condescendingly proud. That is the epitome of George W. Bush. When he had already committed this nation’s sons and daughters into harms way, he dared the people trying to kill them with empty words of bravado, such as “bring em on!” Refusing to admit any errors, in what we all know is a disastrous war, reinforces that Bush does indeed see his work through haughty eyes. In his world, everything went according to plan. He thinks nothing of using the word “war” 20 times in a speech, but cannot take five minutes for the mother of a slain soldier because the questions she will ask will be too damaging to his image. A man who smiles when saying he is a “war president that goes to bed with war on his mind”, George Bush is not shy about his haughtiness. A child of privilege, Bush speaks regularly about the sacrifice of other parent’s kids, knowing him and his do not have to play by the same rules. The fact that he does all this in a manner that is smug and completely lacking in humility is what makes his eyes haughty.

2) A lying tongue – George Bush is not randomly dishonest. The truth is not something to merely be massaged when it comes to Bush. Instead the truth is something to be assaulted. There are books written just about how dishonest this man is. I will stick with Iraq, since Cindy Sheehan sits in a ditch for no other reason. The Downing Street Memos have now proven that Bush “fixed the intelligence” around his pre-set policy of invading Iraq. Iraq had nothing to do with 9-11, as purported by this president. Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction, as this president knew. Despite these facts, George W. Bush committed America’s sons and daughters to die in a desert wasteland. To add insult to death, he then comes out from his vacation long enough to tell the cameras that their sacrifice was “worth it”. He says these lies, while Cindy Sheehan waits for him to resemble anything honorable and simply talk with her. On the matter of a lying tongue, George W. Bush certainly has something to reflect upon.

3) Hands that shed innocent blood – The blood of the innocents cries out from the sands of Iraq for George W. Bush. Beginning with the soldiers lost, we are looking at 8,000-9,000 dead American soldiers. These were real people. They had families, friends, and dreams. They believed in service to their country and only asked that they be sent into harms way as a last and completely necessary resort. That threshold was not met in Iraq, not even close. George Bush is proud of pointing out that Iraq is the central front on the “War on Terror”, but what he omits every time, is that HE made it that way. Besides the dead children there are those who are forever maimed from their participation in this horrific war, based on lies. There also are the other victims. The ones we don’t like to talk about. From a Christian perspective, all life matters. It never ceases to amaze me how many people who are fanatical about the right to life movement, are so supportive of death. There have been civilian deaths as there always are in war, but we have blown up weddings in this war. We have killed children. I know people want to cringe away from that and somehow blame the victims, but these atrocities are being committed in your name. The innocent blood is shed in your name. Their blood is on the hands of this president. Be careful what you support.

4) A heart that devises wicked schemes – It is now being reported that the numbers of dead American soldiers is not the more benign numbers we have been hearing, but actually somewhere between 8,000-9,000. The scheme, was apparently to only count the soldiers who actually died IN Iraq as opposed to all of those who died as a result of the war. The Harring Report: Complete Official DOD Iraq War US Military Casualty List details this sinister scheme to downplay the deaths of American soldiers. This is also apparently, why Bush has not allowed cameras to photograph the returning coffins.

http://www.tbrnews.org/archives/a1755.htm

TBR news reports on this scheme. Also on the wicked schemes front, is how the “intelligence” was gathered in the first place to start this war. Realizing that he was not going to get intelligence to support his war plans, Bush planted a secret cell in the Pentagon called the Office of Special Plans, whose sole purpose was to cook Intel against Iraq. Using tainted sources, designed to essentially tell Bush what he wanted to hear, this intelligence was then used to launch this nation into war.

5) Feet that are quick to rush into evil – Despite the words of Bush, he did indeed rush into this war. Knowing that the inspections were working he kicked out the weapons inspectors and proceeded to go to war. One line from the Downing Street Memos clearly illustrates this, “There was little discussion in Washington of the aftermath after military action.” We were told that it would be a fast war. We were told it would be a cheap war. It has turned out to be neither as we were rushed into this evil.

6) A false witness who pours out lies – George Bush schemes his lies. He may not personally be the one saying the lie, but he has other people do it for him. The Valerie Plame situation demonstrates that. Plame was outed as a covert CIA operative, a treasonous act, by people representing Bush. Why? Because her husband had dared to tell the truth about the lies Bush had told regarding Iraq trying to start a nuclear weapons program. Never mind that Ms. Plame actually worked defending this country from weapons of mass destruction. Never mind that whomever she had previously worked with over her 20+ years as an agent would now be horribly exposed and possibly killed. Never mind the money and time invested in setting up her covert work over the years. The unpardonable sin committed by Valerie Plame’s husband, was telling the truth. When faced with that, the emissaries of Bush went on a smear campaign, lying about both Valerie Plame and her husband. There are always degrees of separation between the lie and Bush so he can feign ignorance. When the cameras are off though, there is the nod and the wink.

As a born again Christian, I understand the religious right’s desire to have someone who is at least willing to say the name of Jesus Christ in public, hold public office. We have a responsibility beyond that though and this is where too often, the religious right, goes horribly wrong. There is more to Christianity then words. The book of James tells us that faith without works is dead. You cannot just talk the talk, you must walk the walk.

The proverbial truth about this war sits in a ditch outside the ranch of a man who cannot see the blood on his own hands because of his haughty eyes through which he sees the world. In that ditch is a mother. She could be any mother in this country. She could be your neighbor. She could be your friend. She lost her son because of the lies of a man who says he follows the Prince of Peace while he looses war upon this planet. She wants to have a talk with him about that. Cindy Sheehan wants to ask George W. Bush why he killed her son, why he had to die.

Cindy Sheehan sits in a ditch for every mother in this country. She sits in her grief for every soul in America. Maybe you do not know her yet. Maybe this war has not come home for you yet. Maybe it is not personal yet. She sits in that ditch and with every passing second that George W. Bush refuses to speak to her, she is emboldened more. With every passing second America awakens and wants to know why the man who sold us on family values will not speak to the mother of a fallen soldier. You will hear the minions of Bush say this is somehow a partisan attack. That Cindy Sheehan is a democratic operative. As Cindy herself said, those people are obscenities to humanity.

Cindy Sheehan did not ask to sit in that ditch. Her child was killed and George W. Bush killed him. She deserves an answer to her questions from the man who swore to bring accountability back to the White House. With each passing day it becomes more obvious that George W. Bush does not come speak to Cindy Sheehan because he cannot answer her questions. One day though, he will answer. As Christ says in the book of Matthew (12: 36-37):

“But I tell you that men will have to give account on the day of judgment for every careless word they have spoken. For by your words you will be acquitted, and by your words you will be condemned.”

I don’t blame George Bush for not saying anything. He has said too much already.


offers a different ......and perhaps an ...um...."religious" perspective. But some excellent points.

"Bushtopia"........ :idea: ( fits, don't it???) :evil:
 

Ocean Breeze

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August 9, 2005



“I have learned from first hand experience that war is the destroyer of everything that is good in the world, it turns our young into soulless killers and we tell them that they are heroes when they master the ‘art’ of killing.”

-Kevin Benderman

“I cannot tell anyone else how to live his or her life but I have determined how I want to live mine–by not participating in war any longer…”

-Monica Benderman



“Quit saying that U.S. troops died for a noble cause in Iraq, unless you say, ‘well, except for Casey Sheehan.’ Don’t you dare spill any more blood in Casey’s name. You do not have permission to use my son’s name.” (To President George W. Bush)

-Cindy Sheehan
 

Ten Packs

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Reverend Blair said:
Let's see...there's this, there's the Plame thing, there's the whole war in Iraq thing, oil just hit a new high, Georgie is having trouble getting his appointees through Senate confirmations. I think Georgie is in trouble.

Except.... he is THERE. Can't run again anyway, so it doesnt mean squat what his opinion polls do for the next 2 1/2 years; he's got the keys to the car. The only thing we can take solace in is that there's a good chance, the way things are going, that he will be remembered as the American's version of Mulroney.
 

Reverend Blair

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Except.... he is THERE.

I've never been convinced that he's ALL there though. :wink:

These things are hurting the Republicans chances in the mid-terms and will almost certainly cost the next Republican candidate (likely Jeb) in 2008.

They are also undermining Bush's power because he is losing his grip on the press, and the impeachment movement grows every time there's another story like this.

It's also costing Bush influence overseas because politicians that do have to run again don't want to be too closely associated with him.

It ain't perfect, Ten Packs, but the chances of not having another like him are a positive step.
 

Ocean Breeze

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http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article9738.htm


Cindy...Video.


(bets that bush will NOT address this, (just ignore it).....unless it gets real "hot" and the media turns it into a live, ongoing story. OR .......he might make some smart ass remark about Cindy et al being "free" to express their feeling and thoughts in this wonderful Nation called the US....... and do the "freedom" twist/ dance to it .........again.

Continued evidence that bush spin/rhetoric is just empty facade...... as he could care less about the young people who are dying for HIS (DAMNABLE ) war. Not an "Iraq war"........it is a "Bush war ....invasion of Iraq.". (no matter the spin he puts on it... )
 

mrmom2

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Nice to see ya back Said i hope your summer is going well :wink:
 

Said1

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mrmom2 said:
Nice to see ya back Said i hope your summer is going well :wink:

Why thanks, doll! My summer is going ok!! I hope yours is full of fun and beer like I had planned! :x