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Harry & Mystic,
The Two Stooges cannot read. They depend on cut and paste bits and pieces of articles.
When you go to the Village Voice be sure to read the article that was recommended be sure to read the anti-bush articles by the same Sydney Schanberg!
Bush's War Plan Is Scarier Than He's Saying
The Widening Crusade
by Sydney H. Schanberg
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0342/schanberg.php
George Bush's global holy war threatens our Presidency—and perhaps the future of our nation----Turning Point
by Sydney H. Schanberg
But I know of no president, certainly no modern president, who said he was acting in God's name while telling lies in order to prod the country into a war
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0416/schanberg.php
Not Qualified, Not Truthful, Not Wise
George Bush, Make-Believe President
by Sydney H. Schanberg
President Bush's war in Iraq, oddly, has begun to remind me of the floating craps game in Guys and Dolls. In the classic musical, the "guys" have to keep moving the venue from one hiding place to another—to avoid getting caught playing an illegal gambling game. The pResident, with much bigger stakes, keeps moving his rationale for the war (as he rolls the dice)—to avoid getting caught playing with the truth.
His problem is that he has been caught.
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0407/schanberg.php
Is this a man you would want to be president
Hell NO!
If Kerry is two faced, what is Bush?
BUSH AND CHALABI....President Bush, February 7, 2004:
Russert: If the Iraqis choose, however, an Islamic extremist regime, would you accept that, and would that be better for the United States than Saddam Hussein?
President Bush: They're not going to develop that. And the reason I can say that is because I'm very aware of this basic law they're writing. They're not going to develop that because right here in the Oval Office I sat down with Mr. Pachachi and Chalabi and al-Hakim, people from different parts of the country that have made the firm commitment, that they want a constitution eventually written that recognizes minority rights and freedom of religion.
President Bush, June 1, 2004:
Q Thank you, Mr. President. Mr. Chalabi is an Iraqi leader that's fallen out of favor within your administration. I'm wondering if you feel that he provided any false information, or are you particularly --
THE PRESIDENT: Chalabi?
Q Yes, with Chalabi.
THE PRESIDENT: My meetings with him were very brief. I mean, I think I met with him at the State of the Union and just kind of working through the rope line, and he might have come with a group of leaders. But I haven't had any extensive conversations with him.
Chalabi? Who? Oh, right, Ahmed Chalabi. Sorry, barely know the guy. I think he's a friend of Laura's or something.
Ho ho ho.... remember Kenny Boy?
