The Bush regime's errors cost the lives of thousands and endless misery

[DuctapeFatwa]

Bush's "error" has cost thousands of lives; mistrust and hatred around the world; and a war-turned-guerrilla-quagmire thrusting the U.S., Britain (and others) and Iraq into a human tragedy resulting in death and endless misery; more terrorism (not less); and, an economic fiasco with human needs ignored in America, as well as Iraq...The only buffoons who believed the Bush Regime's lies and deceptions as they perpetrated the myth that Saddam Hussein "supported" Al Qaida and "was" involved in 9/11, were: ... the ignorant (>60% of Americans sheepishly lapping up the Bushies' bushit) ... neo-con ideologues blinded by lust for war ... neo-con court jesters desperate for invites to Bush & Cheney bar-b-ques ... and, neo-con naifs. ...In "The Villain Is Ignorance" on http://www4.arabnews.com/?page=7§ion=0&article=32225&d=19&m=9&y=2003 , a pro-American web-site opines:

"President Bush has said that there is no evidence that Saddam Hussein was involved in the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington. A strange admission — because no one with even the most basic understanding of the Middle East believed that Saddam was in any way linked with the attack. Yet a poll in the US indicates that 70 percent of Americans believe it. A substantial number of them also think that Iraqis were involved in the attack, despite all the evidence to the contrary..

The appalling reality is that Americans were ready to believe anything about Saddam Hussein because he has been so demonized by American officialdom and the media. And so too has Yasser Arafat; if asked, Americans would probably answer that he too was involved in Sept. 11. It does not stop there. The anti-Saudi, anti-Muslim current flowing through American politics and media shows no sign of abating. Nor is it being countered, other than with complaints. There is no point expecting the American media or public to start seeing the Middle East as it is. They have already proved they cannot....

The Bush Regime deliberately lied to wage war upon a sovereign nation that posed no threat to ourselves, when this war was opposed by the majority of nations of the world. The U.N. Security Council did not support Bush's War ... and they were declared "irrelevant" until Bush's Geniuses, Rumsfeld & Wolfowitz proved they are not geniuses and planned-us-into-quick-sand! Now, the U.N. is "relevant" again as the Bushies (who don't seem to learn from their "mistakes") ask others to spill blood and squander treasure for zip, zero, nada!...Let us make that choice today, and call upon our fellow citizens to say "No" to PNAC (Project for the New American Century) and e-mail Congress to express our outrage at this despicable, bloody war-turned-guerrilla-quagmire in Iraq ( http://www.congress.org ), and urge all to vote for a Regime Change in the U.S.A. in 2004!


http://aljazeerah.info/Opinion%20editorials/2003%20Opinion%20Editorials/September/19%20o/The%20Bush%20regime's%20errors%20cost%20the%20lives%20of%20thousands%20and%20endless%20misery%20L.%20E.%20Miller.htm

[lindashaw]

1. I hand-write one letter to a Congressional member every day.

Thanks for posting. ArabNews is already on my favorites list.