NationStates Jolt Archive


A Short Condemnation of George Bush

Shalrirorchia
31-07-2004, 01:52
George W. Bush is a miserable failure of a president. And this is not just a liberal rant. I will describe in concise terms why I believe this to be the case:

Bush has not captured Osama Bin Laden, nor has he destroyed the Al-Qaida network. Indeed, his invasion of Iraq seems to have completely overshadowed the original focus of this war on terrorism, which was to defeat terrorists.

Bush's invasion of Iraq has diverted precious resources from U.S. operations in Afghanistan, with the net result that -neither- counntry is stable or secure. The Taliban and their Al-Qaida allies remain at large, their leader Mullah Omar remains outside of U.S. custody.

Bush has not found the weapons of mass destruction he claimed were hiding in Iraq. The WMD threat was the principle justification for our war in Iraq.

Last year observed a tremendous spike in terrorist attacks around the globe. If the War on Terror was designed to shut down terrorist activities, it has clearly failed.

Bush's unilateral action in Iraq has completely squandered the goodwill earned for the United States after September 11. Even our closest European allies are unwilling to cooperate with us at this moment in time. Anti-American sentiment is running at an all-time high, both in Europe and around the globe.

Bush's economic policies have been a dismal failure. While CEO/Executive pay rose by an astonishing 23% last year alone, the average American is feeling the squeeze. Bush has lost over a million jobs since taking office, and the jobs he claims to be creating as replacements are "McJobs" that pay an average of $9000 less per year than previous jobs.

Bush has refused to make any attempt to reign in the export of U.S. jobs overseas. Indeed, his government actually came out publicly and said the export of U.S. jobs was a GOOD thing for U.S. workers at one point.

In order to satisfy his corporate donors, Bush has made the import of prescription drugs from Canada illegal, driving the prices up and forcing seniors to choose between food and life-saving medicine. At the same time, Bush has utterly failed to provide a solution for the health care crisis gripping this country. Millions of Americans have LOST their health insurance under Bush's term, and he has done nothing to stop it.

Bush has savaged civil rights, claiming the right to hold American citizens suspected of terrorist sympathies indefinitely, without charge, and without access to legal counsel. He has claimed the right to inspect the most intimate details of our lives, such as what books we read at the library. Wearing his religion on his sleeve, Bush has tried time and time again to batter down the wall between church and state, conveniently ignoring the U.S. Constitution.

Bush has been an environmental disaster for America. He has withdrawn us from the Kyoto Treaty, weakened the Clean Air Act, and cut the EPA's budget. He has slashed funding for alternative energy resources, instead proposing to drill in national parks for relatively small amounts of oil. If we cannot drink the water or breathe the air, what good is all the other stuff??

Sorry, I just about ranted out there. I could say more, but I'm tired.
MKULTRA
31-07-2004, 02:00
Bush is far more dangerous then Osama especially when you consider that theyre working together
Shalrirorchia
31-07-2004, 02:14
I think it's insane to suggest that Osama Bin Laden and George W. Bush are working together. But Bush's poor record as President speaks for itself.
Kahta
31-07-2004, 02:20
Have you seen F-9/11?
Shalrirorchia
31-07-2004, 02:21
No. But Michael Moore sometimes tends to take it over the top. :)
Opal Isle
31-07-2004, 02:22
Have you seen F-9/11?
Uh...it doesn't connect Bush and Osama...
It connects Bush to the bin Laden family...which have cut off communications to Osama...

And that's only if you want to believe all of that stuff in F9/11
Conceptualists
31-07-2004, 02:22
I think you are interpreting F911 incorrectly. I don't remember anypart where he actually suggested OBL and GWB had a working relationship.
Bottle
31-07-2004, 02:23
No. But Michael Moore sometimes tends to take it over the top. :)

as my friend Tim put it, "If even 25% of that movie (F9/11) is true, Bush should be in jail."
MKULTRA
31-07-2004, 02:24
why was Bush defending Bon Ladens family while letting americans die in the world trade center--Is Bush an american or a saudi?
MKULTRA
31-07-2004, 02:25
I think you are interpreting F911 incorrectly. I don't remember anypart where he actually suggested OBL and GWB had a working relationship.
he did sublimationally
MKULTRA
31-07-2004, 02:27
Uh...it doesn't connect Bush and Osama...
It connects Bush to the bin Laden family...which have cut off communications to Osama...

And that's only if you want to believe all of that stuff in F9/11
how do you know they cut off relations with osama? did foxnews tell you that? and even if they did why would Bush protect them more then he protected the american people on 911? whats he hiding? the people want to know
Roach-Busters
31-07-2004, 02:37
as my friend Tim put it, "If even 25% of that movie (F9/11) is true, Bush should be in jail."

I agree with Tim!
Shalrirorchia
31-07-2004, 02:40
This is madness. I do not believe for a second that such a vast conspiracy exists. It's highly improbable.
Canad a
31-07-2004, 02:43
The Bushes and the Bin Ladens had a buisness partnership, not a friendship. It was merely pure buisness. The Bushes only were friendly to the Saudi Royal Family since the beginning of the Saudi-American Oil trade.
Arakael
31-07-2004, 02:47
This has got to be one of the more coherant discorses against Bush I've read so far today. Then again, can anyone really say that Gore would have been a better choice? Personally, I'm just tired of living in a country where I have to chose the lesser of two (or three) evils every four years or get snarled at by nationalistic morons that I have no right to complain since I didn't vote. Then again, it costs $10k to immigrate into Canada. ;) And I'd prefer a different planet anyway! lol Not my fault I was born here, so anyone thinking "Love it or leave it" can just hand me the $10k immigration fee so that I can leave it.

Then again ... is Canada any better?

(Only Canandians need reply to that last question.)
MKULTRA
31-07-2004, 02:48
This is madness. I do not believe for a second that such a vast conspiracy exists. It's highly improbable.
on what basis do you draw such an irrational conclusion?
Dempublicents
31-07-2004, 02:49
Every rant on here leaves out another major problem with the Bush regime:

They are breaking down the objectivity of science in crucial areas, and instead politicizing it, making sure that the only scientists they listen to are "yes-men" that will say whatever Bush wants to hear.
MKULTRA
31-07-2004, 02:51
Every rant on here leaves out another major problem with the Bush regime:

They are breaking down the objectivity of science in crucial areas, and instead politicizing it, making sure that the only scientists they listen to are "yes-men" that will say whatever Bush wants to hear.
Bush is not only doin this in the science realm either--he follows the same philosophy in ALL areas--its Bushs warped version of the truth that is the only one his cultic worshippers accept
East Canuck
31-07-2004, 05:37
Then again ... is Canada any better?

(Only Canandians need reply to that last question.)

Both have their good thing and bad things. If you're rich, you're better off in the states as there is less taxation and you can pay for fast healthcare.
Canada may be more taxed but the middle class enjoy a better quality of living than the states. And social security programs are more generous.

You can rant and shout about the government without being labeled un-patriotic and there's no big "debate" about flag-burning.

It's more liberal than the states also. Gay marriage are legal in some provinces and will soon be legal all over the country. The movement to legalize marijuana is strong and you can get it for medical purposes.

When it come to internationnal relations, Canada wins hands-up. I've never heard or such a thing as canadian-bashing except from the states. Canadians feel welcomed all over the world.

I recommend it if you don't mind giving more to the government for all the social programs like free healthcare. It's really a great place to live.

(I would also recommend Denmark, sweden and/or norway for the same reasons. But they are even more liberal and social-conscious oriented.)