The BIG PICTURE is NOT BEING ADDRESSED!!!

[opihimoimoi]

What is the OVER VIEW? of our Nation, Friends, and Planet? Of the FUTURE?

Bush is counter productive... We are regressing because of BUSH...

There is no Profits for the common People....its all loss and no gain...

except for the BUSHCO guys. We have installed a very poor leader at a most important/critical time... He is a PETER of all PETERS...toatally incompetent.

He is floundering......

[dogday]

1. We all are floundering

his crappy balancing of the budget, his disastrous decision about Iraq and the money we are spending there. By his actions, he has made us all poor....

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

2. And the sky is blue..........

...and Babe Ruth is dead....I think almost everyone here realizes what you said about Dumbya. A loooongggggg time ago.

[tridim]

3. True, but unfortunately Bush doesn't care what you think

He cares only about his money and his friend's money.

[Amonester]

4. And his poppy's money, and his uncle's money...

... and his dick's (cheney) money, and his ken's (lay) money, etc.

He doesn't care about the future: "We'll be dead" (I reaD the moran said...).

Stay the course = a bleak present and a bleaker future...

[Ready2Snap]

5. You want the big picture

get off Bush he's a puppet. He's a strawman meant to be the target/focus of attention
and a lot of his antics are just that, intended to draw attention away from what's really important,
while the fascist shadow empire that runs the country becomes more and more totalitarian every day.

The "big picture" is scarily similar to the rise of the Third Reich in the 1930s, except for them being incredibly well financed.
Go read this: http://secularhumanism.org/library/fi/britt_23_2.htm

And here's their manifesto: http://www.newamericancentury.org/iraqclintonletter.htm

BTW, the Peter Principle doesn't really apply when the numbnut realizing his level of incompetence
was incompetent way long ago. It's his handlers that are in over their heads.

Look at the cheery scenario that was painted of how the Iraq invasion would go,
and as detailed in James Fallows article, "Blind into Baghdad" in The Atlantic Monthly, Spring 2004.
You should read this too: http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/prem/200401/fallows

Good as your intentions are, you're way behind the curve.
Start doing some serious reading. I would recommed subscribing to the following for starters:
The Atlantic($15/yr.), Harper's($26/yr.), Mother Jones($20/yr.)
and The New Yorker($46/yr., because it's a weekly, the others are monthly.)

Welcome to the party, pal.