Loving George W. Bush

What a guy, that W. He has singlehandedly (Dick Cheney's hand?) reinvigorated American politics with the most controversial policies since the days of Viet Nam. He's got so many of us riled up over blatant lies and war-profiteering and trying to kill Social Security with his salvation plan, among countless other issues, that we the people are once again a force in America. I'm just amazed at how the crookedest Administration in history is still not getting in trouble for their blatant corruption and scandalous dirty tricks, when there are so many people calling for their heads! What do we have to do to get our voices heard by the Republidrones to shake them up and wake them from their sleepy lemming-like state? It's essential that we instigate change soon, or else the warmongering will continue in the name of "peace and liberty"....and the blood will be on all our hands. We need to show the crooks that we are not going to let them rob us blind with their no-bid defense contracts, Social Security scams, and other ways of stealing from the poor to give to the rich. It's getting so bad now one might think Bush was the Anti-Robin Hood or the Anti-Buddha!

So when is the proverbial poop gonna hit the proverbial fan over Bush foreign policy?

It might start when the world begins to hold our military and leaders responsible for the war crimes committed in Iraq, especially the Iraqi's "9/11" (started on November 9) in Fallujah. And here's some facts about Depleted Uranium, which the US has used in both Iraq Wars to the detriment of ALL soldiers and citizens of that country. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not an "America hater" and of course I have compassion for the average soldier, but when it comes to these war crimes I believe there must be justice for the victims. The blame should go all the way to the top of the command chain.

I wonder how many of us have considered yet just how many of the Iraqis in Abu Ghraib were not guilty of any crime, yet were "coerced" by torture and shameful degradation. I'm sure we really don't want to know...especially those like Rumsfeld and Gonzales and Bush, who were responsible for shaping the torture policy in Iraq and everywhere else.