Well, let's see.

1. Bush's father had beef with Iraq. Is it any suprise that Bush Jr. picked up right where Daddy left off? Trying to settle Dad's old scores!

2. After 9/11 it was released to the public that Bush, his cabinet, and the FBI had reason to believe we may be attacked by terrorists, and did not take it seriously. Then look what happens. They fly two planes into one of the most highly populated area's of the US.

3. Having the oil and gas prices rise off the charts, it would seem that Bush going to war with Iraq at this time is a little too convienent. Oh he is trying to rid the country of an evil dictator! That is his main reason! We'll just grab the oil on the way since were there anyway. Yeah sure!

4. Bush has the power of America as his recources and promises to bring Osama Bin Ladin to justice and to find him and the rest of Al-Queida. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months and so on. And there is no sign of Osama and it seems that the U.S. (ie Bush and his promises) are making little success in finding Osama. So since Saddam hasn't been cooperating with us for years and is known to have terrorist ties, Bush decides to declare that Saddam must have had something to do with the 9-11 attack. So he picks on Saddam instead. Shifting the focus away from Bin Ladin so people forget that we were even after him. Now the people of the U.S. want to see Saddam killed and Iraq overthrown. And while Bush is at it he can grab the oil! So now he doesn't have to answer questions as to why he hasn't found Osama yet because he is going after Saddam and the nation is focused on getting rid of Saddam. (Which I do agree Saddam is bad and needed to be taken down. This war and attack on their country was nothing more than a way for Bush and his administration to shift the focus away from the fact that they could not find Osama, and grab the oil while they were at it).

5. Bush shouldn't have even won. Gore should have! But no, the Governor of FL decides that they are not going to count a ton of votes and deems them void. So they do not count! And the Governor of FL just happens to be Bush's brother. Gee it sure is nice for family to help out family. Some democracy we live in. Bush get's elected with help from his Republican brother who wants to see a Rupublican in charge of the U.S. (Which is not Gore) and his brother none the less! Yeah some fair democracy!

6. Everytime Bush addresses the U.S. on a televised public address. He looks like he is staring straight into the teleprompt and reading a script that people in his cabinet wrote! Not even any of his own views. One might say well, when you are addressing a nation you need to have everything you want to say in front of you so you can explain it all to the best extent that you can. However if you watch any of the addresses that Clinton did when he was in office. He always looked like he knew what he was saying and that he understood what he was saying. Bush sits there and blindly stares at the screen and reads like a robot repeating a transcript of something to you.

7. The rest of Bush's administration act almost as boneheaded as Bush when they make statements. And that just goes to show you how the whole administration thinks and acts as a whole!

I would continue but my wrists are killing me now from typing. In conclusion Bush blows donkey nuts!

[ October 08, 2003, 06:21 PM: Message edited by: MrEastSide ]

 

I promise you. If in a year Wayne Gretzky were to run for a high position in Canada. He would have just as good of a chance if not better then someone who had been in politics for 20+ years. Come on now! I'm not saying it's cause people that live in Canada are dumb. But because so many would like him and just vote for him for that reason. That is the same thing that happened in the Cali. So I don't see why you think that it would be impossible for it to happen in Canada.

[ October 08, 2003, 06:29 PM: Message edited by: MrEastSide ]

 

We already consider Gretzky our Prime Minister, he doesn't have to run.

 

you mean hes not? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

 

Well, let's see.

1. Bush's father had beef with Iraq. Is it any suprise that Bush Jr. picked up right where Daddy left off? Trying to settle Dad's old scores!

2. After 9/11 it was released to the public that Bush, his cabinet, and the FBI had reason to believe we may be attacked by terrorists, and did not take it seriously. Then look what happens. They fly two planes into one of the most highly populated area's of the US.

3. Having the oil and gas prices rise off the charts, it would seem that Bush going to war with Iraq at this time is a little too convienent. Oh he is trying to rid the country of an evil dictator! That is his main reason! We'll just grab the oil on the way since were there anyway. Yeah sure!

4. Bush has the power of America as his recources and promises to bring Osama Bin Ladin to justice and to find him and the rest of Al-Queida. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months and so on. And there is no sign of Osama and it seems that the U.S. (ie Bush and his promises) are making little success in finding Osama. So since Saddam hasn't been cooperating with us for years and is known to have terrorist ties, Bush decides to declare that Saddam must have had something to do with the 9-11 attack. So he picks on Saddam instead. Shifting the focus away from Bin Ladin so people forget that we were even after him. Now the people of the U.S. want to see Saddam killed and Iraq overthrown. And while Bush is at it he can grab the oil! So now he doesn't have to answer questions as to why he hasn't found Osama yet because he is going after Saddam and the nation is focused on getting rid of Saddam. (Which I do agree Saddam is bad and needed to be taken down. This war and attack on their country was nothing more than a way for Bush and his administration to shift the focus away from the fact that they could not find Osama, and grab the oil while they were at it).

5. Bush shouldn't have even won. Gore should have! But no, the Governor of FL decides that they are not going to count a ton of votes and deems them void. So they do not count! And the Governor of FL just happens to be Bush's brother. Gee it sure is nice for family to help out family. Some democracy we live in. Bush get's elected with help from his Republican brother who wants to see a Rupublican in charge of the U.S. (Which is not Gore) and his brother none the less! Yeah some fair democracy!

6. Everytime Bush addresses the U.S. on a televised public address. He looks like he is staring straight into the teleprompt and reading a script that people in his cabinet wrote! Not even any of his own views. One might say well, when you are addressing a nation you need to have everything you want to say in front of you so you can explain it all to the best extent that you can. However if you watch any of the addresses that Clinton did when he was in office. He always looked like he knew what he was saying and that he understood what he was saying. Bush sits there and blindly stares at the screen and reads like a robot repeating a transcript of something to you.

7. The rest of Bush's administration act almost as boneheaded as Bush when they make statements. And that just goes to show you how the whole administration thinks and acts as a whole!

I would continue but my wrists are killing me now from typing. In conclusion Bush blows donkey nuts! </font>[/QUOTE]Thats better! [img]tongue.gif[/img] obviously you voted for
gore I do agree that Sadamm needed to be taken out of power, and who wouldn't have had a beef with Iraq. Bush seems to be really well spoken [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] and did he really steal any oil?

[ October 08, 2003, 08:03 PM: Message edited by: Team Obsession ]

 

I didn't vote for anyone so really I have no right to complain. But seeing as how the election went I am glad I didn't vote, because my cause for Gore would have been worthless. Since higher authority can rig the election anyway they see fit!

 

next election i would vote for Jackie Chan

 

lol, yep