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gar fla
Posts: 148
(4/17/2004 11:00:14 PM)
| Bushisms
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Allen at 5
Posts: 313
(4/17/2004 11:56:27 PM)
| Re: Bushisms
Bush Baby isn't even from Texas- he was born in Delaware.
The Bush creed:
"Am-Bush them other folks afore they kan Bush yew- then run like all hell afore they-uns figgers out whut yew has done tu 'em!"...
I also want to remind folks again for the thousandth time that Bush Baby is NOT stupid in any way shape or form- evil to the core yes, stupid no. He plays his part on the world stage VERY well. You don't get to be a Bonesman if you aren't VERY smart and totally ruthless. Much as I dislike him, he DID qualify to fly an F-102 and that is hardly something a simpleton can do. I keep warning people to watch out for this guy and they just won't listen.
Allen
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gar fla
Posts: 148
(4/18/2004 2:46:12 AM)
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Quote: Bush Baby is NOT stupid ......
Al, are you saying this is an act? I've always thought Dubya made it to where he is because of daddy's strong influence. Just hearing the guy say anything, one can't help but wonder if his brain had once been under the strong influence of something. Kerrybones doesn't appear to be lacking mental power but I feel his liberal beliefs are as dangerous to our freedoms as Bushops and the "NEO"-con crowd.
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Swedishoo
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(4/18/2004 4:10:10 AM)
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Allen at 5
Posts: 313
(4/18/2004 11:29:02 AM)
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gar fla wrote on 4/17/2004 8:46:12 PM:
Quote: Bush Baby is NOT stupid ......
Al, are you saying this is an act? I've always thought Dubya made it to where he is because of daddy's strong influence. Just hearing the guy say anything, one can't help but wonder if his brain had once been under the strong influence of something. Kerrybones doesn't appear to be lacking mental power but I feel his liberal beliefs are as dangerous to our freedoms as Bushops and the "NEO"-con crowd. |
Yes.
I believe that to be the case to a great extent.
Have you ever seen the British mini-series of a few years back "I, Claudius"? It deals with the Roman emperor who followed Caligula, he was his uncle as I recall. He suffered from a form of autism and was generally believed to be an idiot- which is why he was appointed. The series was based on historical research that indicated he was actually a very bright man who played the part of a fool in order to stay alive and in power. ALL politicians are actors, some are better than others. Bush Baby had a leg up from his wealthy family, but they didn't get in the cockpit of the '102 with him and help him fly it. I had a few years watching him as governor of Texas and he didn't appear anywhere near the dink he does today, so something is definitely out of kilter here.
Allen
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gar fla
Posts: 148
(4/18/2004 2:57:23 PM)
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Well, they've managed to fool the American people concerning the war in Iraq. Making Bush look stupid may serve some purpose. Maybe they wanted a president who could better relate to the American mentality? Do you remember Bush's behavior just before the 2000 election? His attitude seemed to suggest that he really didn't want the job of president. It's almost as if the guy was some kind of puppet.
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Allen at 5
Posts: 313
(4/18/2004 7:14:25 PM)
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gar fla wrote on 4/18/2004 8:57:23 AM:
Well, they've managed to fool the American people concerning the war in Iraq. Making Bush look stupid may serve some purpose. Maybe they wanted a president who could better relate to the American mentality? Do you remember Bush's behavior just before the 2000 election? His attitude seemed to suggest that he really didn't want the job of president. It's almost as if the guy was some kind of puppet.
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Gar,
Yes you are absolutely right. I haven't been able to figure out what the angle is with all of this yet, several things just don't add up. Recall G.W.'s neophyte code name when he entered Skull and Bones was "Temporary"?
Having looked at some of his behaviour, my gut feeling keeps telling me that a large part of this (especially since he took office as Prez) is an act- now what the purpose of that is is not clear to me as yet.
Allen
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Allen at 5
Posts: 313
(4/18/2004 7:14:26 PM)
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gar fla wrote on 4/18/2004 8:57:23 AM:
Well, they've managed to fool the American people concerning the war in Iraq. Making Bush look stupid may serve some purpose. Maybe they wanted a president who could better relate to the American mentality? Do you remember Bush's behavior just before the 2000 election? His attitude seemed to suggest that he really didn't want the job of president. It's almost as if the guy was some kind of puppet.
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Gar,
Yes you are absolutely right. I haven't been able to figure out what the angle is with all of this yet, several things just don't add up. Recall G.W.'s neophyte code name when he entered Skull and Bones was "Temporary"?
Having looked at some of his behaviour, my gut feeling keeps telling me that a large part of this (especially since he took office as Prez) is an act- now what the purpose of that is is not clear to me as yet.
Allen
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Swedishoo
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(4/19/2004 5:00:42 AM)
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Hmmm, intersting concepts gentlemen. I haven't put much thought into that angle of the puzzle. Maybe the only way for him to benefit was to be in the POTUS potition? See, it doesn't make much sense to me for Bush to have Cheney as VP either... his health isn't that great, he's got tons of money, he's not into the limelight, he's close to retiring. The guy's a hermit, and so is his wife. I just don't get it. Can MORE money be that important? How much more can one have?
Christy
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gar fla
Posts: 148
(4/19/2004 5:46:43 AM)
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And why is it never pointed out that we have the same major players for the Iraq war as we did in the 1991 Gulf war? There's Dick Cheney, Colin Powell, and another "Bush"
aka Skull and Bones. At the time, I couldn't understand why Bush Sr. didn't finish the job in Iraq that Bush Jr. is now supposed to be in charge of. We were fed the same story 13 years ago about the threat of Iraq and nothing was done about it. WTF?
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Swedishoo
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(4/19/2004 6:52:22 AM)
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Well Gar, there's BIG money to be made in the reconstruction...but there has to be something more. Personally, I believe that Saddam was trying to oust the Feds...and almost got a way with it. Maybe they (the DickNBush Brothers) are it in to protect thier interest, or see to it that the Feds don't lose there's. I have this funny feeling that soon we will know.
Christy
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gar fla
Posts: 148
(4/19/2004 3:02:15 PM)
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"The DickNBush bothers"....
LOL! That's funny Shame on you. LOL.
But I'm afraid we all know the agenda. At least I think it's just control of the oil and nothing else. Dick "I'm still on the Halliburton payroll" Cheney speaks for itself. That's what I'll never understand. All the evidence is there for all to see and nobody's willing to make this a major issue. It's a case of hide in plain sight. How can these parents who have their sons over there continue to wave their flags and kiss Bush ass? The denial is unreal. Anyone who's under the illusion that Kerry will make things any better can continue to dream. He voted FOR the war and now he's against it? I guess it would be too much to ask if we were able to have people like Ron Paul, Pat Buchanan, or John McCain leading this country. But, as we know, that will never be "allowed".
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Swedishoo
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(4/20/2004 8:22:02 PM)
| Kerry and Rice
I saw Kerry being interviewed on tv the other night on one of those one-on-one news shows. Hmmm, I'm lost for words. I feel so numb about this election coming up. I know soooo many people who are refusing to even go out to vote...mostly republicans. You can tell Kerry is a very intelligent guy...maybe just too smart. America is in for some trouble. I cannot bring myself to vote for Bush. It's a total head spin.
And then Rice is clipped here and there on tv stating how an attack on or before election is possible. What bothered me is not what she said, but how she said it. Her eyes.You could see fear and worry in her eyes. She knows. It's planned and she knows.
Christy
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Allen at 5
Posts: 313
(4/20/2004 8:51:20 PM)
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I'm still betting on a staged "attack" before the election. Probably around one of the holidays; like Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day, when a lot of people are off and would be focused on TV at some point, it could be anytime though. It would give Bushcorp an excuse to declare martial law and the "election" never takes place. It will have to be a REAL bad one though and just I don't think a "bio-terror" attack is going to generate the kind of panic and fear that something like a nuclear event of some sort would. Bill Cooper back before he was whacked said that if the illuminist plan with the 9/11 event didn't work the way they had hoped and allow them to establish total control, then the next event WOULD BE (he emphasized there being no doubt in his mind) the detonation of a nuclear device in a major American city, I remember he was still connected to the intelligence grapevine underground and I suspect this is where he got the info and was so sure of it. He never even paid any attention to the "bio-terror" bit.
Allen
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Swedishoo
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(4/20/2004 10:02:41 PM)
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Unfortunately I agree with the late Bill Cooper. We've seen the patterns so many times now that even the sheople's psyche is consciously noticing it. I'm wondering if the "attack" will be a physical attack followed by a economic crash. I'm thinking a strike on a powerplant or a dam, like the Hoover, might play into the "cause and effect" gameplan that is needed. Hmmm, I don't know. But like Cooper said, it's going to be BIG, and it has to be in order to pull off any decent form of control. But I tell you...Rice is different as of late. She knows. Also, another odd looking face jesture is on Bush's mug when King Abdullah said he wasn't coming. BushyBones is very upset by this and you can see that some sort of "plans" have been changed just by looking into his face. Bush now has the look of fear, just like Rice. Something has gone awry. I can feel it. Something has gone awry in their plans.
Christy
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Allen at 5
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(4/20/2004 10:49:18 PM)
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Christy, yes- these people are not now and never were in total control of all events on the earh plane, otherwise we wouldn't be typing here. They are human and make mistakes, but I can't help but feel there is more going on with this than just that. You're right these people are afraid, in fact terrified of something otherwise it wouldn't ruffle their aplomb, especially in public on camera. Can you imagine what they are like in private with no one around? I remember Hitler would often awaken in the middle of the night in terror, pointing at a corner of his bedroom- saying "He is here, over there!" apparently refering to some invisible entity only he could see. He once said "I have seen the New Man, he was intrepid and cruel; I was afraid of him".
These people are not just worried their plans aren't going right, they are afraid of something- what that might be heaven only knows. It is as if the "Light Side of The Force" is working to counterbalance all they and the "Dark Side" have done and destroy it on the earth plane- much like anti-bodies fighting a cancer or infection in a human body.
"As above, so below". The ancient Hermetic doctrine.
Allen
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Addi
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(5/21/2004 5:19:10 PM)
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I think part of what's gone awry in their plans is the 9-11 commission and more recently the prisoner abuses in Iraq. I would also agree that Bush is smarter than he seems. I think the lowest common denominator of society feels comforted by having someone who appears "stupid" as president - psychologically, it makes them feel better about themselves. I'm not suggesting everyone who votes for Bush is an idiot; I'm saying that particular ploy nets a lot of votes on that basis, in my opinion. I don't think Bush is a genious by any means, but I do think he's brighter than he appears.
"The government is merely a servant -- merely a temporary servant; it cannot be its prerogative to determine what is right and what is wrong, and decide who is a patriot and who isn't. Its function is to obey orders, not originate them."
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Swedishoo
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(5/21/2004 9:44:31 PM)
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Hi Addi, welcome to the board. Good to have you.
I know being president has taken it's physical toll on each president over time, but have you noticed how Bush has aged in the past few weeks. Pale, gaunt and much more grey. Oddly, Chency looks like he just got back from a vacation.
In today's paper there was this article on the campaign money raised, Bush over 250 million dollars. sigh. Kerry not too far behind that..something like 150 million. By the time this election is over they will have "spent" well over 500 million dollars between the two of them on a damn election where the people of America don't want either one of those SOB's. Go figure. What makes me sick is 500 million is ALOT of mulla. I'd much rather have that go to cancer research or some organization that will do good with it. It sickens me that I live in a country were this kind of money can be thrown around and waved in our faces like it was nothing. Yeah, "donations", right. Two rich boys playing royalty tag.
Christy
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