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You do have to wonder whether Bush and his fellow gang of crooks and thieves just figure that at this point nobody’s paying any attention, because if they were, blow backs would have occurred already. In light of that I guess it’s not surprising that Bush comes out and accuses Russia of striking back too hard on Georgia. Where he gets the nerve to accuse anyone of anything is beyond me quite frankly but I digress.

It’s amazing really. The country that’s leading the world when it comes to waging warfare, the country that has the most ignorant president in US history is struggling decyphering what the news headlines mean. Russia attacks Georgia! Does that mean Atlanta is under fire? No that’s not what it means. It means you have to go back to school if you thought that. While Americans can’t tell the difference between Eurasia and North America the American President has the audacity of critizing Russia for their act of aggression towards a foreign country.

Mark Sanford, a McCain supporter was on CNN’s Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer where he was asked to point out some key differences between McCain and Bush. I personally wouldn’t want this guy getting on TV for me, but then again I’m not a Republican Strategist so what do I know?

Yeah, it sucks to be on TV and to draw a blank on something you should be able to cite blindly.

I just heard a headline on Fox News that said “See how the left wing blogs are treating Jenna Bush and Ted Kennedy differently” - that shit makes me laugh. I would hope they treat a man in his 70’s with diagnosed brain cancer and the daughter of one of the most corrupt and failing presidents in this country’s history differently.

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Let’s give it up for Keith Olberman who is tirelessly pointing out what really should be very obvious - We’re not winning and we’re ruining our Country economically with this war. World War II was over in 6 years and our involvement was even less than that. The invasion of Normandy which can be considered one of the large battles in modern times, was a logistical nightmare and cost thousands upon thousands of soldiers their lives.

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It’s 6:24 AM and I’m watching Morning Joe on MSNBC. Joe Scarborough, although I don’t agree with his arguments most of the time, is at least someone I can listen to because he’s credible. He served in the Florida State Congress, why he left and landed on MSNBC I don’t know. What I do know is this. George W. Bush had less experience in Politics than my Mom does with computers and my Mom can barely move her mouse over the screen without causing severe errors.

At first glance one might say Come On!?!? - how far fetched is that. Under normal conditions, in peaceful times, yes, I agree. Those aren’t the times we live in though. We live in a time where a group of NeoCons is trying to further their agenda. As I’ve written in past articles, I’m almost to the point where I don’t believe the mission for Iraq was ever stability, it was and is chaos.

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We’re at war and if the wimps that call themselves democrats want to keep us from getting into a war with Iran they better grow some balls quickly. I’m reading more and more articles on the internet from various credible sources such as Scott Ritter that the situation is dire. Just yesterday I read an article on alternet.org about Daniel Ellsberg who was instrumental in the release of the pentagon papers. There was actually a movie about this in 2003 with the same title. The movie shows how Ellsberg was at first a staunch supporter of the war but when it became clear to him that many of the facts about the Vietnam War were being kept from the American public, he leaked the pentagon papers to the press and it was made public what a mess this war really was.