"Catapulting the propaganda..." Here are some more recent quotes from the President of the United States: "I'm the president and I'll do whatever I goddamned please. They don't know sh*t." "I'm not meeting with that goddamned bitch. She can go to hell as far as I'm concerned,"
Americans love a winner,
no matter how they win - but if Mikhail Gorbachev was chosen to dismantle
the Soviet Union - it may be the task of George W. Bush to divide,
conquer
and destroy
America; leaving it so polarized as to be unrecognizable to those who
thought Liberty and Justice were for all.
As the former Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics had to "lose" the Warsaw Pact in order
to draw back it's formidable resources into a more manageable, defendable,
and most importantly, PROFITABLE Mother Russia - those who appointed
george W. Bush as President of the United States, may only be interested
in the States that can be checked off as "RED"; a more profitable, defendable
and most importantly, MANAGEABLE "Country" - a place the Author of "The
Handmaid's Tale" has already given a name.
Given the tone
of the previous statements; one directed towards those who silently oppose
his policies, the other aimed at a single American who dared to call his
bluff, things may not be going so well.
Or are they?
The "divide" part of the equation certainly seems to be firmly in place.
America loves a winner.
No matter how they win.
Bush swept into
Washington promising to "change the tone" and restore "civility" to
the White House, unaware of the thought bubble above his head proclaiming
"the
rest of you are on your own..."
If the hundreds
of thousands of deaths in Iraq can be traced back to the impeachment of
Bill Clinton, the parting words of a retiring Henry Hyde who presided over
much ado about nothing will do little to lift the grief of any Mother who
has lost her son...
"The impeachment
was retaliation for Nixon."
Before you
put an "X" by an "R" again, perhaps you should remember that you voted
for Retaliation last time.
Retaliation for a criminal getting caught. Over thirty years ago.
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