They haven't forgotten anything
Sun Apr 22, 2007 at 09:02:34 AM PDT
I have read in the last six years, thousands of comments here bemoaning the apparent loss of focus of the bushies in the fact that they indeed work for us. Over and over I see people piss and moan about the idiot in chief and his bungling band of nitwits, or how they just don't seem to "get it". They can't remember that their primary purpose is to represent the will of the people and to provide a set of national policies and actions that reflect that will.
Nonsense. I have no links below the fold, just a short rant set off by yet another surprised Kossack at the latest, greatest outrage by the neocons. It doesn't matter which one, there are just too many.
First and foremost, they havn't forgotten a goddamn thing. They came in with the intention of completely subverting and destroying the american system of govt. With the entire MSM behind them providing cover, they have been at it night and day in relative obscurity. It has been clear since thier days in Texas together that they have nothing but contempt for us "the people" and have implemented their plans almost perfectly. If I hear someone say that bushco is inept or incompetent one more time I am going to puke. They have been wildly successful at almost everything they wanted to achieve. They only look like bumbling idiots when you have the preconceived notion that good governance was their goal. It's not.
They have achieved the biggest transfer of wealth upwards in the history of the world.
The supreme court is now a joke.
District courts across the nation are stacked with fundamentalist wacko's who loyalties lie with a commitment to the supposed idealism of fantastical fairy tales.
The entire government apparatus from the National Parks Service to the top ranking military people who have their finger on the red button, is chock full of delusional idealogies, loyal only to their fools paradise of deranged reason and their divinely chosen spokesman, GW Bush.
Spying on americans is old news, hardly worth a mention anymore. I wonder how many unheard from critics have been silenced with blackmail.
We have multiple military bases sitting on top of the worlds last huge oil fields and we are not leaving. Ever. Get used to it.
We are now isolated from the rest of the world morally, politically and philosophically thanks to our national policy of torture, rendition, kidnapping, hatred of immigrants, corporate sanctioned criminal economic rape, and unprovoked war on soverign countries.
Our energy policies are decided by criminal corporations and not subject to any objective review or criticism. Ditto for healthcare policies, bankruptcy laws, health and safety laws, global warming policy, pollution controls, the list is endless and all are the product of corporate written, corporate funded lobbying, designed only to make their piles of money larger, and our tiny stash of pennies much smaller. So what if you destroy the world in the process, there's a buck to be made.
Any Kossack thats been here more than a week could most likely name dozens more like the examples above.
Before I turn off my tube connection and go outside to enjoy this beautiful day I want to ask one thing.
Can we all stop acting so damn surprised at whatever new revelation or scandal is next revealed? Expect it. It's what they do. They have been planning this for decades and have been incredibly efficient.
They are not incompetent, they are not bungling morons, nor are they just plain bad at governing. They are among other things a combination of fascists, totalitarian corporatists, radical extremist religionists and uber wealthy money worshipers intent on the continued destruction of the american way of life, the continued rape of natural resources for profit, (to hell with the consequences), the continued transfer of wealth away from you and I, and a culture of permanent war. Do not expect anything else.
They have their one shot here at implementing their version of paradise and they are not about to stop now just because of a quaint little pain in the ass idea like oversight.
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