bush needs some sort of BIG event to bring the rest of us around

[mopaul]

i don't think we're terrified enough yet

[liberal N proud]

1. Ain't nothin bring me around

I would not back this asshole for anything.
Whate ever happens terra wise from now on, I will blame on Him and the stupid morons that voted for him!

[mutius]

2. NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS

Never in a million years I would back a thief, liar, dummy, cold hatred person, who only goal is to rec this country.

[Sugarbleus]

3. Chillingly, this "scenario" was suggested at another site..

Manipulating another attack to bring back the draft etc..

[ObaMania]

4. Don't give him any ideas!

I didn't believe his shit when he stood in the rubble with the old fireman, I won't believe him when "they" orchestrate the next event.

[Bridget Burke]

5. The last one was quite a success.

What are they planning for an encore?

[seabeyond]

6. fool me once shame on you

fool me agian, fuck me

[foreigncorrespondent]

7. For the true die hard libs...

...there isn't a thing Bush* can do that would bring them around. But for those who just don't get it, but are swing voters, oh you bet all he needs is another attack and bang, he will have the poll numbers again.

People truly are blind to things that are so obvious! It really is unbelievable.

[RPM]

8. I would demand his resignation

Two terror attacks on his watch would be a concrete sign of failure.

Just like two fumbles gets a runningback benched, two attacks sends bush back to Texas, unemployed.

[China_cat]

9. Button for the times

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[peekaloo]

10. yep.....in the midst of all that terra-gasm he can pass his tax "reform"

[notadmblnd]

11. I know I'll burn in hell for it but

I think I'll take the Mepublican line of thinking on this one. I live in a blue state and if the interpretation of OBL"s latest video is correct, I don't have a damn thing to worry about. Bring it on!

[Hubert Flottz]

12. I hope the son of a Bush tries to ride his bike on water on Fox!

With his old blotchy Daddy in the basket on the front of the bike!

Edit} The Humbolt trench would be a good spot to go for his ride!

[mopaul]

13. father and son fuckups

god let these days go by quickly

[ithacan]

14. it'll be related to Iran

and will justify the invasion of Iran, the bringing back of the draft.

People, be ready for a massive fight, it's gonna be nasty and ugly.

And I'm not talking about Iraq or Iran. I'm talking about the home front, right here.

Bush will incite civil war, the "red" voters against the "blue".

[GreenPartyVoter]

15. Wouldn't suprise me, but I think ** has misunderestimated us. We

won't fall in line for him no matter what.

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[charlie]

16. Tommy Franks, reporting for duty!

The general floated the idea of suspension of the Constitution and a martial state resulting from just one more terrorist attack, in a little-noticed interview with Cigar Aficianado magazine:

Now, let me talk to the substance of your question: Two years after the fact of 9/11, we should ask ourselves what is-not in 1941, not in 1917, 1918 - today, in the twenty-first century, what is the worst thing that can happen in our country? The worst thing that can happen is, perhaps-and this is my personal opinion-two steps. The first step would he a nexus between weapons of mass destruction of any variety. It could he chemical, it could he biological, it could he some nuclear device; and terrorism. Terrorists or any human being who is committed to the proposition of terror, try to just create casualties, not for the purpose of annihilation, but to terrify a population. We see it in the Middle East today, in order to change the mannerisms, the behavior, the sociology and, ultimately, the anthropology of a society.

That goes to step number two, which is that the western world, the free world, loses what it cherishes most, and that is freedom and liberty we've seen for a couple of hundred years in this grand experiment that we call democracy. Now, in a practical sense, what does that mean? It means the potential of a weapon of mass destruction and a terrorist, massive casualty-producing event somewhere in the western world-it may be in the United States of America-that causes our population to question our own Constitution and to begin to militarize our country in order to avoid a repeat of another mass-casualty-producing event. Which, in fact, then begins to potentially unravel the fabric of our Constitution. Two steps: very, very important.

http://www.newsfrombabylon.com/index.php?q=node/3470&CSID=93c3184f5978382771415e62c4353181

And the question that provoked this dire prognosis?

You just said that the war in Iraq was not just about weapons of mass destruction, but is part of the overall fight against terrorism. Given that profound statement, what are your feelings about criticism of President Bush that because we've found no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, it suggests the president misled our country, and we had no business going to war there?

See that? Question Dubya's fuckups and we get a warning that WE may wind up demanding that the chimp rescind our freedoms to protect us!

Thanks for taking point in softening us up for what's coming Tommy, you buttlicking Bushbot.

[RBHam]

17. I warned of this on Saturday

If the vote fraud issue somehow threatens to break through the locked down media...

:nuke:

Martial Law and detention camps for "Liberal insurgents"...

[mainer]

18. Another 9/11 would allow him to institute a draft

It's the only way the country will accept one. Then a terrified America will be ready to send its sons and daughters into the meat grinder.