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Subject: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Donuel Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:03 PM The US has had success in keeping a senile president in office and still wage wars from latin america to the middle east. Although Bush has sealed his medical records, some very scared staffers are begining to leak... http://www.angelfire.com/md2/customviolins/bushtia.jpg This report states Bush is said to be taking "oral medication at least twice a day according to because of an unspecified 'indisposition'." Such an 'indisposition' might well be related to either of the items above. IF this story is true - and quite clearly there IS something wrong with President Bush's mental faculties - we have a national crisis at hand. Bush has steadfastly refused to open his medical records - a sure indicator there is something to hide. Bush 'Seizure' Answer To His Awful Press Conference Performance? From TBR News 4-26-4 "Vice President Cheney is the de facto President of the United States. When he arrives at the White House for one of his "briefings" of the President, all employees are cleared from the West Wing and especially from the Presidential office suites. Cheney arrives in an escorted armored limousine surrounded by his own personal, heavily armed bodyguard and is always shown directly into the President's office. It is reliably reported by that Bush has a thick pad of lined, yellow note paper on his desk, placed there by just before the Vice President arrives." "After Cheney's departure, the notes taken by the President are transcribed by and prepared as talking points for the President..." "At some time in the past, according to both and the President suffered what one of his aides called "a very minor seizure" and as a result of this, the President has a very difficult time following any unscripted conversations. For this reason, his staff carefully and aggressively protect the President from "unexpected" questions that he is not capable of answering." "The President takes oral medication at least twice a day according to because of an unspecified "indisposition' and this subject is strictly off limits for any casual staff conversation." "At one point during a staff conference, the President stood up and began to speak in an unknown language. Mr. Rove was able to stop the President and get him to resume his seat. It was reported by that for a period of time (about fifteen minutes) after this incident, the President appeared to be 'somewhat confused and very inarticulate.'" snip "White House staff members report that they rarely see the President during work hours and that when they do, he is generally accompanied by Mr. Rove and almost never either looks at or speaks to members of the staff. He does not appear to recognize many of the staff members and almost all contact with these individuals are carried out by his close aides, especially by Mr. Rove." "Bush holds as few meetings with the public, including the press, as possible. We get reams of official papers informing us of this or that new directive. Those of us who have an inside track with the staff are taken to dinner and given the questions to ask Bush. These are questions he has been thoroughly briefed on and has memorized the answers for. Anyone who persists in pushing the envelope gets a rocket from the Rove people and does not get invited back." __________ The following comment appears on PrisonPlanet.com with the above TBR news story Note: The following material is from a reporter with access to the White House and Presidential press briefings. Some of this material has surfaced before but only in small segments. If any of this is true and not the product of an unhappy person, we are all in serious trouble. -ed. http://prisonplanet.tv/articles/april2004/042504bushseizure.htm |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: DougR Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:12 PM I assume that since I take oral medications twice a day, I, too, am a very dangerous person, eh,Donuel? There must be a dozen books out there, Donuel, that are critical of Bush. Can't you come up with something more serious than the one you posted? DougR |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Donuel Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:16 PM When you don't have your health Doug, you don't have anything. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Donuel Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:31 PM TIA is often the legacy of alcohol and drug abuse. http://www.angelfire.com/md2/customviolins/bushbrain.jpg |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Nerd Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:39 PM I'm no great lover of Bush (er, President Bush...) but I have to agree with DougR on this one. The PrisonPlanet site, which seems a bit kooky in general, has no indication of how the source is supposed to know any of this. So I don't take it too seriously. As Doug says, there are many books and articles with better documentation of Bush's foibles, big and small. I like the Bush's brain maze, though... |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: catspaw49 Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:39 PM "When you don't have your health Doug, you don't have anything."
Well Donuel, I don't have my health but I have enough of it left PLUS the inclination to kick your fuckin' ass for that dumbass opinion! |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Metchosin Date: 26 Apr 04 - 12:41 PM speaking in tongues, was he? |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Sorcha Date: 26 Apr 04 - 01:08 PM Well, after Ronnie I could belive it but I'll need more proof. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Rapparee Date: 26 Apr 04 - 01:16 PM Donuel, I often disagree with Doug, but not this time. And having been recently diagnosed as insulin resistant -- hey, I'll help Spaw! Stupid statements, man. I really would want to see better evidence than what you've provided. And no, I don't like Bush very much. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Amos Date: 26 Apr 04 - 01:30 PM I'd love to see some coverage with solid testimony to the effect that Bush stood up and started speaking in tongues. That would get him the really really far right vote, okay, but mebbe cost him the election. Who wants a US President who babbles in Sumerian? A |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Strick Date: 26 Apr 04 - 01:36 PM "That would get him the really really far right vote, okay, but mebbe cost him the election." Sorry, not a Methodist thing. Neither is snake handling. We don't even move to the music when we sing hymns. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: SINSULL Date: 26 Apr 04 - 01:44 PM I take three prescribed medications every day and can testify that I am not normal and certainly not qualified to run the country. But...I am still not convinced that Boy George choked on a pretzel. I don't doubt that something he imbibed or inhaled choked him but I don't buy pretzels. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Amos Date: 26 Apr 04 - 01:55 PM LOL Strick! Mebbe everyone who sees themselves as far right believes there's no-one further right? LOL!! A |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Strick Date: 26 Apr 04 - 02:00 PM "Mebbe everyone who sees themselves as far right believes there's no-one further right?" More likely someone who sees themselves on the left assumes anyone to their right is far right. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Amos Date: 26 Apr 04 - 02:33 PM Well sure!! That's obvious!! LOL! A |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: GUEST,Augie Date: 26 Apr 04 - 02:43 PM With regard to TIAs being I residual of drug and alcohol abuse, I could not disagree more. Most TIAs result from hypertension, atherosclerosis,heart disease or diabetes. My mother-in-law has had them for years and in the 45 years I've known her she has had an alcohol consumption rate of oh,about 1 drink per year(tho I may have driven her to drugs).It is an all too common problem among people 55 or older, and the usual (secret?) twice a day medication prescribed is...aspirin 650-1300 mg. Now don't get me wrong. I think my motherinlaw could probably run the country better than George, but for most people TIAs don't interfere with long term cognitive ability.But,cheer up those of you who hate George to the extreme. Tias often presage strokes. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Donuel Date: 26 Apr 04 - 03:28 PM If mental illness is good enough for spaw its good enough for W. Please spaw, if you are intent upon physical violence please send me your mailing address. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Little Hawk Date: 26 Apr 04 - 04:24 PM Strick, I have a good musical friend whose nickname is "Johnny Death" (due to the fact that he sings many old trad and country songs, in most of which various people die violently). Johnny is unabashedly rightwing, and claims that when he looks around him at the rest of humanity EVERYONE is standing well to the left of him! He really does believe there's no one further right...But he's wrong about that. We disagree on a lot of political stuff, but we agree on Bob Dylan and most musical things. Mind you, he loves Sinatra, and I don't...but that's a minor point. - LH |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: dianavan Date: 26 Apr 04 - 08:16 PM Bush is a tongue thrusting, reptilian alien who learned English. When under a high degree of stress, he resorts to his native language. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: katlaughing Date: 22 May 04 - 11:32 PM One wonders if this had anything to do with a hidden ailment: click here. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: GUEST,Kiwi Guest Date: 23 May 04 - 12:01 AM DougR Wellthat sheds light on it.Whilst reading your offerings I always suspected that you had some kind of serious problem. Thanks for giving us a better understanding. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 23 May 04 - 09:29 AM Methodists? Back here they tend to be rather towards the left in politics (and that's in a country where our right tends to be on the left of your right...) |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: dianavan Date: 23 May 04 - 10:08 AM McGrath - Bush claims to be a Methodist. He claims to have 'seen the light' thanks to his good friend, Billy Graham. But by now we know he isn't Christian at all. In fact, I think he is guided by !@tan. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Uncle_DaveO Date: 23 May 04 - 12:43 PM The article says, in part: It was reported by that for a period of time (about fifteen minutes) after this incident, the President appeared to be 'somewhat confused and very inarticulate.'" Fifteen minutes? He's appeared somewhat confused and very inarticulate for the last four years! Dave Oesterreich |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Uncle_DaveO Date: 23 May 04 - 12:48 PM And as to TIAs being related to alcohol and/or drug abuse, I've had two of 'em, and I've never taken drugs (other than a VERY few prescribed ones), and I'm a very moderate alcohol user. I have a mildly elevated cholesterol level. I'm on "oral medication" for it, which is to say Plavix, a blood thinner, plus one baby aspirin a day. Sinister!!!! The difference between a TIA and a stroke is that, if it clears up quickly by itself, it's a TIA. If it doesn't clear up, but sticks around, it's a stroke. Dave Oesterreich |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: kendall Date: 23 May 04 - 01:00 PM Remember John Kennedy? It wasn't until years after he died that the truth came out. Addison's Disease, lived on pain killers etc. My government has lied to me so many times, I don't trust anything they say. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Melani Date: 23 May 04 - 03:31 PM Any of this is possible, none of it conclusive. I don't really know much about the medical details of such things, but I believe that alcohol abuse could cause a seizure disorder. Seizures would account for all of the above. So would the official explanations. Maybe he is just clumsy and can't ride a bike very well. That certainly describes me. And I take three oral medications each day. |
Subject: RE: BS: The off limits medical condition of Bush From: Peace Date: 23 May 04 - 10:47 PM I found the title of the thread less than descriptive, so I haven't visited until now. I thought this would have to do with his serious back problem which I understand was caused by extreme contortion of the body. The Whitehouse has never openly said that his back gives him pain, but I think it must. After all, for how long can a man keep on with his foot in his mouth and his head up his ass--and not suffer. |