Bush isn't Hitler -- He's Nixon

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Now I know most of you won't be able to understand what is being said below, but try to approach this with an open mind.

 

If you can't understand this, that's understandable. We all can't be perfect...

 

Source

 

Bush Puts a 'Cancer on the Presidency'

Watergate insider calls this White House 'scary.'

 

March 30, 2004 – "Worse Than Watergate," the title of a new book by John Dean, Richard Nixon's White House counsel, is a depressingly accurate measure of the chicanery of the Bush/Cheney cabal. According to Dean, who began his political life at the age of 29 as the Republican counsel on the House Judiciary Committee before being recruited by Nixon, "This administration is truly scary and, given the times we live in, frighteningly dangerous." And when it comes to lies and cover-up, the Bush crowd makes the Nixon administration look like amateurs. As Dean writes, they "have created the most secretive presidency of my lifetime … far worse than during Watergate."

 

Dean knows what he's talking about. He was the one who dared tell Nixon in 1973 that the web of lies surrounding the Watergate break-in of the Democratic Party headquarters had formed "a cancer on the presidency." When Dean went public about that conversation, the Nixon White House smeared him as a liar. Fortunately, the conversation had been taped, and Dean was vindicated.

 

The dark side of the current White House was on full display last week when top officials of the Bush administration took to the airwaves to destroy the credibility of a man who had honorably served presidents Reagan, Clinton and both Bushes.

 

The character assassination of Richard Clarke, the former White House anti-terrorism chief, was far more worrisome than Nixon's smears of Dean because it concerned not petty crime in pursuit of partisan political ambition but rather the attempt to deceive the nation and the world as to the causes of the 9/11 assault upon our national security — and to justify an unnecessary war in Iraq.

 

First, Bush's aides suggested that Clarke had invented the meeting in which Clarke said the president pressured him to find a link between the 9/11 attack and Iraq, ignoring Clarke's insistence that intelligence agencies had concluded that no such link existed. But on Sunday, national security advisor Condoleezza Rice was forced to admit that Bush had pressed Clarke on an Iraq connection. This backed up earlier assertions by former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill as to Bush's obsession with Iraq from the very first days of his administration at the expense of focusing on Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.

 

That the Bush lies didn't work this time may be because just too many veterans of the U.S. intelligence community are finding their voices and are willing to denounce an administration that has seriously undermined the nation's security.

 

They are speaking out, as 23 former CIA and other defense intelligence agents did in Robert Greenwald's devastating documentary, "Uncovered." They have stepped forward, as did David Kay, Bush's former chief weapons inspector in Iraq.

 

This is an administration that has been dominated by the neoconservative ideologues who condemned the logical restraint of the first Bush administration on foreign policy as a betrayal of the national interest.

 

These neocons have made a horrible mess of things, but that gives them no pause. They went to war with a nation that had no weapons of mass destruction and few connections to terrorism — but have coddled Pakistan, which sponsored the Taliban and Al Qaeda and which recently was revealed as the source of nuclear weapons technology for North Korea, Iran and Libya.

 

The president's team is wrong to believe its outrageous lies can continue to lull a gullible public. Nixon's lies won him a second election, but then he lost the country.

 

Bush smiles better than Nixon, but when the lies are exposed, the smile turns into a character-revealing smirk. That happened last week when the White House released photos of a skit, performed for the amusement of jaded media heavyweights, in which the president pretended to look under his desk for the missing weapons of mass destruction. This may have amused his cynical audience, but to the general public, the carefully lip-synced policy pronouncements of the man who cried wolf has morphed into a sick joke.

[Dr. Tyler; Captain America 0]

Oh, please. Let's be serious for a fucking second.

 

We're fighting a war on terorrism here.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

And NIXON wasn't fighting any wars during his administration?

 

I guess you didn't go over VIETNAM yet in your History class. I understand your ignorance though -- nobody talks about that conflict nowadays...

[Ripper 0]

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Did everyone leave me out the joke.

[Slayer 0]

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Did everyone leave me out the joke.

Yes

 

We're LEAVE RIPPER OUT OF THE JOKE-ISTS~!

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

What joke?

 

You know I would appreciate it if you would leave your unfunny, childish ways at the door and discuss the thread's issues. I mean Jesus, I thought Watergate was bad, but what Bush did is worse. How many more troops have to die just so Cheney's stock portfolio will rise a fraction of a percent? (You do know this is the same man that ran Halliburton and exploited millions upon millions of the world's poor just so he could get a fancier company jet...)

[Ripper 0]

Waterg...

 

wh...

 

 

What the fu...

 

 

Whats going on?

 

*goes insane*

[Slayer 0]

*goes insane*

Word

[Guest thebigjig]

my head hurts... make the pain go away

[Dr. Tyler; Captain America 0]

Oh, Jesus. Why don't you repeat "HALLIBURTON! HALLIBURTON! HALLIBURTON!" until you fucking collapse in a pathetic liberal heap? Liberals have been overblowing the connection for 3 years now.

 

CHENEY ISN'T EVEN GETTING MONEY OUT OF THIS. WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SMOKING?

 

Have you ever considered that... GASP... they're the most qualified?

[Guest thebigjig]

PLEASE MAKE THE PAIN GO AWAY!

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Oh, Jesus. Why don't you repeat "HALLIBURTON! HALLIBURTON! HALLIBURTON!" until you fucking collapse in a pathetic liberal heap? Liberals have been overblowing the connection for 3 years now.

Wow, and Rush isn't on the air for the rest of the week -- you think up that all by yourself?

 

It's hard being so tolerant with ignorant people like you on these boards. And to think your vote counts as much as mine...

[Dr. Tyler; Captain America 0]

Ignorant? Pwah!

 

You're the one who is sitting here claiming that our country's leaders are in the midst of a conspiracy to screw you our of your money. How pathetic is that? Want me to go get you your tinfoil hat or something?

 

It's morons like you who make this folder so much fun; it's like shooting fish in a barrel. And it's exactly why you (and Kerry) will suffer a pathetic loss in November.

[Guest OctoberBlood]

Yes, because you simply hold a different opinion than us, we are clearly the ignorant ones. But, sure .. I'd rather take on that title than ever voting for Kerry.

 

Oh I gotta joke, yay!

 

Why is Dick Cheney throwing out the first pitch in Cincinnati instead of John Kerry?

 

Kerry had to decline because officials were afraid that he'd stand on the mound and feverishly shake off and accept the catcher's signals for hours without ever actually throwing a pitch.

 

BADDA-BING!

 

 

FLOWA POWA~!

[Guest Smell the ratings!!!]

this is either the best or the worst thing ever.

[Guest Sagrada3099]

It's neither, but it is damned funny.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

this is either the best or the worst thing ever.

Well if you're for political cover-up of the global exploitation of the oppressed for the financial gain of Corporate America then this the Bush = Nixon comparison should be right up your alley...

[Guest MD2020]

I just read the past couple of threads and would like to say this: good job. Very good job.

 

Congrats to Messrs. kkk and Tyler.

[Guest MikeSC]

I feel like I've entered Bizarro world.

 

Oh, and John Dean is a turd.

-=Mike

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Congrats to Messrs. kkk and Tyler.

No need to thank me, thank Tyler. With every post he makes, the truth comes to light just a little bit brighter on how corrupt the Bush Administration is.

 

I feel like I've entered Bizarro world.

 

You know when I would feel if I entered Bizarro World, Mike? If I ever see a racist like you having a beer with a person of color...

[Ripper 0]

Congrats to Messrs. kkk and Tyler.

No need to thank me, thank Tyler. With every post he makes, the truth comes to light just a little bit brighter on how corrupt the Bush Administration is.

 

I feel like I've entered Bizarro world.

 

You know when I would feel if I entered Bizarro World, Mike? If I ever see a racist like you having a beer with a person of color...

*enjoys beer with Mike*

 

 

Nothing is going to get accomplished today, is it?

[2GOLD 0]

I've heard of taking April Fool's Day seriously but this is crazy.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Nothing is going to get accomplished today, is it?

Does anything ever get accomplished here?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What with all the racist, homophobic, sexist, right-wing hate that gets spewed all over these boards on a daily basis?...

[bob_barron 0]

I heard that John Kerry served in Vietnam.

 

That's an April Fools Day joke right?

[Styles 0]

Tyler, KKK, I think you guys gave your opinion on him a while back, but I forgot what you guys said, so would 2 mind telling me your opinion of Howard Dean? What did you think about him and his conduct during the primaries? Would he have been electable?

[Jobber of the Week 0]

I do see the Bush/Nixon thing.

 

Reagan was just about as looming and threatening as Bush is when it comes to going to war. The thing about Reagan, though, was that you knew what he wanted. He made his goals clear, got what he wanted, and met them.

 

 

Compared to Reagan, Bush operates in a hell of a lot of secrecy.

[Slayer 0]

I heard that Ripper wanted to be the next Nixon

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Tyler, KKK, I think you guys gave your opinion on him a while back, but I forgot what you guys said, so would 2 mind telling me your opinion of Howard Dean? What did you think about him and his conduct during the primaries? Would he have been electable? 

Sadly, Howard Dean wasn't electable -- though it was through no fault of his.

 

I blame the Right-Wing media that runs the network news and major city papers for beating this slight gaffe that could happen to anyone going up against the Right-Wing Karl-Rove-led attack machine.

 

The American public just isn't sophisticated and open-minded enough to accept someone of his wisdom. Dean joins the list of other notable leaders robbed by the mindless masses: Aladi Stevenson (sp?), Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter and McGovern...

[bob_barron 0]

Can somebody please answer my question?

 

I'd like to know if John Kerry served in Vietnam.

 

kkk- you seem very knowledgeable. Do you know?

[Styles 0]

Can somebody please answer my question?

 

I'd like to know if John Kerry served in Vietnam.

 

kkk- you seem very knowledgeable. Do you know?

Faithfully and proudly. Unlike that draft dodging deserter Bush...