Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Trouble looms in 2007


It's Vietnam revisited—27 Americans dead in Iraq in three days and 3,060 total. Approximately 60 to 80 Iraqis killed daily in horrific sectarian violence. Yet George W. Bush, the toxic tyrant Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice and the radical neo-conservative hawks are escalating the evil war. The only thing guaranteed to surge is the body count.

The "decider" threw the intelligent bipartisan Iraq Study Group Report in the garbage. If another war appropriation of $100 billion should get by, Congress war costs will then be $8 billion per month.

It's utter madness.

It's no wonder there is no money left for real homeland security, advanced scientific research, and life and death domestic issues—most notably global warming and peak oil.

Rather than engage Iran and Syria diplomatically, Bush in his demented state of denial seems ready to blindly bomb Iran and possibly start World War III. Make no mistake—2007 will be ultra dangerous. Bush and Cheney, desperate and diabolical men, are getting boxed in—and are therefore increasingly likely to pull something even more monumentally stupid than Iraq.

The Democrats and thinking moderate Republicans are finally demanding sanity and reason. They need your unqualified support. The dictatorial usurpation of civil liberties by Bush & Co. must be stopped. No less than the tenuous future of democracy is at stake, and perhaps the survival of the planet, should Bush and Cheney push the nuclear button. Repeat, these delusional, arrogant, out-of-touch-with-reality death dealers are quite capable of such malevolence.

Two quotes sum it up:

"By definition aimless wars cannot be won." —Adam Zamoyski

"The greatest purveyor of violence on earth is my own government." —Martin Luther King Jr.

No more squandering of national blood, honor and treasure. Our national aspiration for a sane future demands that we end the Iraq debacle and dramatically restructure our national priorities.

Scott Phillips

Hailey




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