I am also quite angry about the "Bush acted on bad intelligence" ploy. He must not be allowed to get away with that. He deliberately ignored pre-war intelligence that was far from bad--it was on the money.

Once again, if we say Iraq plays right into the conservative agenda then what do we conclude about 9-11? Seems to me like the best thing that could have happened for the conservative agenda of this country.

I think Bush is a stupid fool but I also believe these moves are not his. He's just a figurehead, a screen behind which others act. It's his moronic nature along with the Bush name that made him the perfect vessel for them to ride into the White House.

And they have indeed achieved their goals. They frightened this nation of unforgiveable cowards with BS about terrorism and then began eroding away our freedoms and the stupid cum-drips I'm ashamed to have to call my fellow Americans--and whom I am increasingly angry at myself for defending for 6 years because they didn't deserve that chunk of my life--are letting it happen because they believe we have too many freedoms.

Now we find out that Bush has been examining everybody's financial records, I can definitely state that it doesn't bother most Americans. It is utterly maddening at how the domestic spying thing doesn't bother most people. They don't see the danger that the Bush administration is opening doors for a future republican dictatorship. It will be smashingly successful if a pub candidate gets into office in 2008 and it's looking to me like that is what might just happen. The American people have yet to let me down with their incredibly dense stupidity and short-sightedness, their unacceptable willingness to punch that republican ticket every single time no matter who the candidate is--as long as he's republican.

God help us.