What Constitution precisely did George Bush put his traitorous hand on the Bible to swear to uphold and protect? I think I must be angry.
This American government’s administration that we now have representing us to the rest of the world is corrupt and morally bankrupt. And the
* “In April, 2003 an intergenerational team of Niko Matsakis of Boston, MA and Elias Vlanton of Takoma Park, MD created costofwar.com. After maintaining it on their own for the first year, they gave it to the National Priorities Project to contribute to their ongoing educational efforts.” You may find * this site at
http://nationalpriorities.org/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=182
At
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But know that the counter is going constantly, so the number changes every second.
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The above is supposed to be a counter for the “Cost of the Iraq War” embed. If it works here and you desire to use it in your website, I found the embed at the following website:
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If you want to learn about
http://www.antiwar.com/casualties/
The following was taken from this web sit (at the site the first three lines listed below are actually links to take you to get information on those topics):
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A Running Log of the Wounded
UPI reports :
As many as 1 of every 10 soldiers from the war on terror evacuated to the Army's biggest hospital in
Between 8 and 10 percent of nearly 12,000 soldiers from the war on terror, mostly from Iraq, treated at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany had "psychiatric or behavioral health issues," according to the commander of the hospital, Col. Rhonda Cornum.
That means about 1,000 soldiers were evacuated for mental problems.
The hospital has treated 11,754 soldiers from the war on terror, with 9,651 from
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If you want to see the body count of Iraqi dead from the four year
I have been repressing my distaste and repulsion for George Bush for so long that it makes me want to burst out in raw truth. Not that kind of truth that has to cloak itself in polite and cloudy language, but truth that comes from just saying it like I feel it. We need to beware of the metaphorical dog that might bite us in our pretentious mentality and behind.
When war is the answer, what was the question?
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War is big business. The
It’s on the same plane of hypocrisy as saying we care about poor people then want to pay wages below a reasonable amount that won’t allow people to live with the bare necessities. We say we don’t want the Mexican immigrants to be in our country. We are building a fence between
Most of the clothes on our racks come from under-developed countries where sweat shops afford us our low prices on clothing. Do we really want to know the conditions our clothing is made in? Do we really care if a child sits for 18 hours a day at 6 years old weaving an oriental rug for us to buy and walk on in our homes?
If the short term result of changing our ways to address global environmental effects means we would have to adjust our daily habitual ways and some corporations would not make the profits they are accustomed to – would we just choose the apathetic route of staying the course?
Certainly the implied answers to these questions are far from upholding the golden rule, Do to others as you would have them do to you”. http://www.jcu.edu/philosophy/gensler/goldrule.htm
We would want someone treating us with more thoughtful, wise and compassionate acts than we are and have been for a long time.
So, let’s stop and think. Let’s stop pretending who we are and face ourselves in the behavioral mirror. Let’s find truth buried under our hypocrisy. Let’s wake up and be alive. Staying in the status quo while spewing hyperboles of our values and honor is just the lazy man’s way. Mr. Bush. And the rest of us, too. We the People put him in the position of power and of being our leader. And by default, the leader of the world - until some other country bypasses our pretentious power base, like
George Bush in China trying to escape through a locked door to avoid being questioned.
Okay so I didn’t vote for George Bush. And I admit a little guiltily that I loathe him as our leader. But there he is. Chest puffed out. Inarticulate. Lame-brained. By all accounts, unabashed by his failures, maybe even ignorant of them. But this is a democracy. No one told us, as a country of “we the people” that he had to be our dictator. It’s sad. Just painfully sad - that we can get it so wrong with all we constitutionally had handed to us.
“We the People” need to take back our empowerment, take back our government and pressure our leaders to be the kind of representational government that we pretend we are.
“Light tomorrow with today.” Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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GLOBAL DAYS FOR
Find an event to attend at
http://www.savedarfur.org/page/content/globaldays/
As of 4:00 p.m. April 12, there were so far 256 Events in the U.S.A
Planned in 175 Cities in 42 States, plus Washington, D.C.
Let’s Tell George Bush LOUD & Clear to Make Genocide History
“Today,
· http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2005/01/20050120-1.html
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Join the "Fidelity Out of Sudan" Campaign
www.FidelityOutOfSudan.com
www.sudandivestment.org
www.ajws.org
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www.amazinggracemovie.com
www.theamazingchange.com
Zach Hunter, a fifteen year old, wants to put an end to world-wide slavery
Zach’s website:
http://www.myspace.com/amazingchange
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Barack Obama 2008
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George W. Bush uses a producer's shirt to wipe his glasses during a commercial break on the Letterman show.
Watch the video clip.
http://politicalhumor.about.com/library/images/blbushlettermangaffe.htm
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For Jack Abramoff jokes: http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/republicans/a/jackabramoff.htm
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Well said. Your comments about the phycoligical effects on our soldiers hit home, as my partner is in the military. That was a righteous rant against President Numbnuts.
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ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to you and your partner. Please, let me know when your partner comes home. I can't imagine how it is for you both to be apart in such a heart-wrenching way.
Thanks for the encouraging words with my blogs. I love doing them - I find it fulfills a creative need that I have.