An argument for Secession - International Social/Political

An argument for Secession
by dingo Tuesday, Jan 13 2009, 8:23pm
international / social/political / commentary

Bush, divorced from reality to the end!

What is wrong with you people over there? Bush, Cheney and almost the entire administration are CRIMINALS, by ANY DEFINITION of the WORD! Senior members of the Bush administration are guilty of the most heinous, premeditated crimes against humanity -- the Bush administration has a H-O-L-O-C-A-U-S-T to its credit; is there a more heinous crime?

Read the Geneva Convention one more time, people, before the world tires of your insanity and cowardice. Given America’s weaponry, the world is facing a singular option; it would be FORCED to apply the only remedy available in the circumstances – no more North America, finito, and good riddance to a nation of spineless shits and murdering nut cases!

Slave boy, Obama has made his position perfectly clear; he is INCAPABLE of pursuing the Bush administration for war and other crimes against humanity – what an utter tragedy for America!

In the prevailing circumstances the American people are LEGALLY EMPOWERED BY THE CONSTITUTION to take remedial action. The people of the world envy the US Constitution YET the spineless American people, with legal and viable options at their disposal, have proven they are not up to the task – what an utter tragedy and SHAME on the ‘brave’ people of America. Is it a surprise that criminals have hijacked government?

Of course it is known that not all Americans are demented, gullible, bible-bashing morons that allow themselves to be deceived and led by LYING criminals. Demographic demarcations based on literacy levels and intellectual competence clearly divide the nation into regions of viability. Should an entire harvest of good ‘fruit’ allow itself to be spoiled by the bad? I think not; there has never been a better argument for secession than the situation that prevails at present!

Cut the rot loose and allow it the opportunity to fully appreciate itself -- and hopefully learn from the experience. The levels of socio-intellectual competence that divide the USA are far too broad to bridge without shock-therapy! The most effective shock-therapy is (forced if necessary) SELF-CONFRONTATION!

Take note world; the above also applies to the USA as a whole – isolate it in every way until it either learns or implodes!

“Early Friday morning the secretary of state was considering bringing the cease-fire resolution to a UNSC vote and we didn’t want her to vote for it.” Olmert said. “I said ‘get President Bush on the phone.’ They tried and told me he was in the middle of a lecture in Philadelphia. I said ‘I’m not interested, I need to speak to him now.’ He got down from the podium, went out and took the phone call.”

“Let me see if I understand this,” wrote a friend in response to news reports that Israeli Prime Minister Olmert ordered President Bush from the podium where he was giving a speech to receive Israel’s instructions about how the United States had to vote on the UN resolution. “On September 11th, President Bush is interrupted while reading a story to school children and told the World Trade Center had been hit--and he went on reading. Now, Olmert calls about a UN resolution when Bush is giving a speech and Bush leaves the stage to take the call. There exists no greater example of a master-servant relationship.”

Olmert gloated as he told Israelis how he had shamed US Secretary of State Condi Rice by preventing the American Secretary of State from supporting a resolution that she had helped to craft. Olmert proudly related how he had interrupted President Bush’s speech in order to give Bush his marching orders on the UN vote.

Israeli politicians have been bragging for decades about the control they exercise over the US government. In his final press conference, President Bush, deluded to the very end, said that the whole world respects America. In fact, when the world looks at America, what it sees is an Israeli colony.

Responding to mounting reports from the Red Cross and human rights organizations of Israel’s massive war crimes in Gaza, the United Nations Human Rights Council voted 33-1 on January 12 to condemn Israel for grave offenses against human rights.

On January 13, the London Times reported that Israelis have gathered on a hillside overlooking Gaza to enjoy the slaughter of Palestinians in what the Times calls “the ultimate spectator sport.”

It is American supplied F-16 fighter jets, helicopter gunships, missiles, and bombs that are destroying the civilian infrastructure of Gaza and murdering the Palestinians who have been packed into the tiny strip of land. What is happening to the Palestinians herded into the Gaza Ghetto is happening because of American money and weapons. It is just as much an attack by the United States as an attack by Israel. The US government is complicit in the war crimes.

Yet in his farewell press conference on January 12, Bush said that the world respects America for its compassion.

The compassion of bombing a UN school for girls?

The compassion of herding 100 Palestinians into one house and then shelling it?

The compassion of bombing hospitals and mosques?

The compassion of depriving 1.5 million Palestinians of food, medicine, and energy?

The compassion of violently overthrowing the democratically elected Hamas government?

The compassion of blowing up the infrastructure of one of the poorest and most deprived people on earth?

The compassion of abstaining from a Security Council vote condemning these actions?

And this is a repeat of what the Israelis and Americans did to Lebanon in 2006, what the Americans did to Iraqis for six years and are continuing to do to Afghans after seven years. And still hope to do to the Iranians and Syrians.

In 2002 I designated George W. Bush “the White House Moron.” If there ever was any doubt about this designation, Bush’s final press conference dispelled it.

Bush talked about connecting the dots, but Bush has failed to connect any dots for eight solid years. “Our” president was a puppet for a cabal led by Dick Cheney and a handful of Jewish neoconservatives, who took control of the Pentagon, the State Department, the National Security Council, the CIA, and “Homeland Security.” From these power positions, the neocon cabal used lies and deception to invade Afghanistan and Iraq, pointless wars that have cost Americans $3 trillion, while millions of Americans lose their jobs, their pensions, and their access to health care.

“These obviously very difficult economic times,” Bush said in his press conference, “started before my presidency.”

Bush has plenty of liberal company in failing to connect a $3 trillion dollar war with hard times. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities blames Bush’s tax cut, not the wars, for “the fiscal deterioration.”

Bush told the White House Press Corps, a useless collection of non-journalists, that the two mistakes of his invasion of Iraq were: (1) Putting up the “mission accomplished” banner on the aircraft carrier, which, he said, “sent the wrong message,” and (2) the absence of the alleged weapons of mass destruction that he used to justify the invasion.

Although Bush now admits that there were not any such weapons in Iraq, Bush said that the invasion was still the right thing to do.

The deaths of 1.25 million Iraqis, the displacement of 4 million Iraqis, and the destruction of a country’s infrastructure and economy are merely the collateral damage associated with “bringing freedom and democracy” to the Middle East.

Unless George W. Bush is the best actor in human history, he truly believes what he told the White House Press Corps.

What Bush did not explain is how America is respected when its people put a moron in charge for eight years.

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