"wild-eyed" George; "I am the president! I am the president! I am the president!"

[LynnTheDem]

A spreading terror

Friends of his from Texas were shocked recently to find him nearly wild-eyed, thumping himself on the chest three times while he repeated "I am the president!" He also made it clear he was setting Iraq up so his successor could not get out of "our country's destiny."
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/opinion/viewpoints/stories/DN-geyer_31edi.ART.State.Edition1.4370227.html

:wow:

[johnnie]

1. WTF?

That man is insane.

[LynnTheDem]

2. That was my thought.

As in seriously legally insane.

[The Backlash Cometh]

15. We need to get that on tape.

Yo, friends of George, set that camera phone on the next time he comes over for a quail hunt.

[johnnie]

18. Oh yeah

I was serious.

[MorningGlow]

33. Yeah, but the good news is

The good news is that he isn't really in charge.

Oh...wait...the dudes who ARE in charge are functionally insane. That's bad...

[leftyladyfrommo]

3. Oh, I know. I read that too. I don't know how to even react anymore.

I'm afraid that guy is so off his rocker. Scary, scary stuff that.

I don't really understand Congress at this point. They should be moving to protect the country from that guy and I don't think they are. I think they are just trying to run his term out.

[sicksicksick_N_tired]

31. I agree. Congress SHOULD be determined to protect us from that man!!!

And, like you, I don't know how to react, either.

WTF is wrong with this Congress, this nation? :shrug:

[deutsey]

4. "Our country's destiny"?

I wonder if that's some cracked allusion to Armaggedon?

The man truly frightens me.

:scared:

[grytpype]

6. More like Jack T. Ripper.

He started WW3, and now we have to finish it for him.

[deutsey]

10. I'm just waiting for Bush to start rambling on about our vital fluids

:evilfrown:

[Arugula Latte]

37. He probably saves his own feces and sculpts it into likenesses of himself

:scared:

[Johnny Noshoes]

71. Oh man

thanks for that picture I just finished dinner.

[ClusterFreak]

104. Probably?

:evilgrin:

[Wetzelbill]

124. yeah but who doesn't?

wait... nevermind...... :)

[Bucky]

135. "Karl! Help me out with my sculpture! This one is starting to look like Iraq, too!"

Why do they always end up looking like Iraq?

[Wetzelbill]

137. "quick, here's a bag of coke to calm you down"

I have gone too far.

hmmmm....

No I haven't. :)

[Joe Fields]

61. Like the guy in Dr. Strangelove?

[Felix Mala]

164. "I don't avoid Laura, I simply deny her my essence."

[133724]

123. Or rolling two big marbles in his hand and complaining about strawberrys...

[Felix Mala]

163. I tried to reason with them, with infinitesimal logic, but they fought me at every turn....

Cheney, Rice, Rumsfeld... they were all against me...

[LastDemocratInSC]

126. Grain alcohol and rainwater ...

... preserves our Purity of Essence ... it keeps us from being weakened when we give our vital fluids, which we DO NOT DO because we must remain vigilant at all times!

[hobbit709]

9. I seem to remember that someone by the name of Adolf

used to go on about "destiny" too.

[deutsey]

12. That's what scares me...Bush the Little Dicktator will drag us down

with him just like Hitler dragged Germany into ruin with him.

[Botany]

5. bush knows he lost both times and it is eating him up inside.

but as other posters have noted .... he is nuts. End of story.

[leftyladyfrommo]

26. I don't think anything is eating him up. He did every crooked thing

in the book to get in. And now he is so crazy that he doesn't care about anything but himself and his own crazy delusions.

[Botany]

28. It bothers him .... or @ least I think so.

His attacks against John Kerry even after the election leads me to think that
bush is trying to compensate for his defeat. Also his always needing Presidential
seals on his cloths and what not seems a little desperate.

[leftyladyfrommo]

29. Oh maybe. But I think you are giving him too much credit for

being at least partially sane.

I don't think he gives a shit about anything except having his own way.

[Bucky]

134. Whatever is eating away at George Bush's conscience is horribly malnourished

But that said, I don't think he's actually insane. He's just spoiled rotten and utterly corrupt and irresponsible and really bad at his job. But not insane.

[Felinity]

146. Or is he?

Have you read Bush on the Couch? "A renowned Washington, D.C.-based psychoanalyst examines George W. Bush's public persona-and asks serious questions about whether he is fit for the office he holds."

Link: http://www.amazon.com/Bush-Couch-Inside-Mind-President/dp/0060736712/ref=sr_1_1/002-2284929-5369636?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1180699212&sr=1-1

Amazon notes an updated versions is about to be released. Perhaps Dr. Frank has changed his mind about the sadism, megalomania, schizophrenia, and sociopathic personality assessment. Since *'s current behavior is so strikingly sane!

NOT.

[Bucky]

158. Now I get it. Dr Frist diagnoses by TV: total crap. Dr Frank diagnoses by TV: nails it.

It's probably worth noting that three of those four symptoms you describe aren't exactly insanity. If Bush suffers from sadism, megalomania, and/or sociopathy, he's still responsible for his actions. He might be a sadist, megalomaniac, or sociopath, but unless he's actually schizophrenic (a diagnosis that can't be made by TV, no matter how renouned you are), he isn't insane; he's just really fucked up.

[Hersheygirl]

145. There is an old saying,

"Nothing bodes well from ill gotten gain." This administration was doomed from the very beginning, and American citizens are paying the price.:cry:

[snappyturtle]

7. Well, the proof is in the pudding; *'s not pulling a full train.

This ought to be all over the news so the Amerian people can see in very plain terms what we're dealing with here.

[deutsey]

16. That would be bad form, don't you know?

So beneath us to behave in such an uncivil manner.

:sarcasm:

[JanusAscending]

127. It was broadcast on Countdown tonight!!!

Keith wasn't there, but his sub (can't think of her name) did a bang up job!!! I was praying that I'd come on DU tonight and find that someone had a link to this news to back it up!! Get ready folks, he's ready to blow!!!! They even showed a clip of him "swaying back and forth impatiently behind Laura, waiting for her to finish her introduction of him to some crowd. He was so anxious to "speechify" that he dissed her with a little dig when she finished. If I were her I would have smacked him. He's going to be lucky to be left with only poor Barney from the way he's been acting this week!! That's OK, maybe he'll get enough pukes mad at him to vote for his impeachment. Rush limpballs is even pissed at him. You go georgie porgy !!!:nuke:

[bdamomma]

148. Yes, Allison Stewart reported this last nite, so glad she did too.

[bamacrat]

8. Impeach this fucker.

What more does he have to do?

[kiteinthewind]

17. No kidding, WTF is wrong with the Dems, saying Impeachment is not a priority?!?! We have got to get

these f**kers out of there. NOW! :argh:

[ChiciB1]

101. Well, IMO Opinion SOMETHING Should Have Been Done When He

announced that he was "The Decider!" What more evidence was there about his state of mind?? American Presidents aren't "The Decider's" that's so evident to me and it's also a clear signal that he's DELUSIONAL!!

But the more serious problem is that 435 Congress-people and 100 Senators are idly sitting by and watching this country go down the drain by this SIMPLETON! I don't relish saying these things, but LEADERSHIP is seriously lacking! But that so many who are supposed to be the "watch-dogs" are nothing more than WIMPS!

It matters not to me anymore when a country that was once great is completely unable to put a STOP to this behavior! I'm at the end of my rope and feel that I'm totally unable to exact any type of change! I think I understand the reality of being Globally connected because it's inevitable, but his obstinacy is going to be the RUIN of the U.S. of ASS!

As an American I feel helpless to the "powers that be!" We are at the mercy of Corporate Greed!

I recently heard that today in America, a country of almost 300 million... only 10 million belong to a Union! I KNOW Unions have sold out to many issues, but I would have NOTHING had it not been for their support!

I have no answers and I've fought for this country by being an activist, by I feel now that I'm nothing but a loser!!!

[ArbustoBuster]

49. The old saw is that he needs to be caught in bed with a live boy or a dead girl.

However, after he outed an undercover CIA agent in charge of nuclear counterproliferation as retribution for her husband raising questions about Bush's lies that led us into a war of conquest.... Well, I can't frankly think of anything that he could do that would get him impeached, if that wouldn't.

[Cabcere]

50. Honestly...

I think you're probably right. After all this, I think even if he was caught in bed with a live boy AND a dead girl, plus a variety of farm animals, he would STILL be untouchable to his loyal backwash followers. :scared: Absolutely terrifying. I really think he's criminally insane...and so is anyone who still supports him. :shrug:

[Captain Hilts]

115. The Dems do not have nearly enough of a majority to do so. Blame voters. nt

[Kazak]

151. Irrelevant!

IMO, you move forward anyway, because it's right, and because at least history will record the attempt to do so.

[kiteinthewind]

166. Waaa... It's too hard. We don't have enough votes. They haven't even TRIED to address it. There is a

bill in the House. Grow a spine and sign the damn bill.:grr:

[TwilightGardener]

11. Psychotic. No other word.

[ginnyinWI]

22. Megalomaniac is a good one, too. n/t

[TwilightGardener]

25. Yes, the literal chest-thumping would imply that, certainly! He wasn't

this cracked when he started out in 2001. Either he's losing the support of Laura, Cheney, or others around him, or he's off his meds/fell off the wagon.

[eridani]

108. Check out old videos of his gubernatorial debates with Ann Richards

He looks and sounds almost sane.

[Captain Hilts]

114. And he doesn't have near the Southern accent he now has. nt

[siligut]

45. I agree, psychosis.

But psychosis does not occur in a vacuum. Bushbo talks to god; didn’t you know? He is just stupid enough to fall in line with the voices in his head, and just arrogant enough to believe that it is god talking to him. Then, with all the enabling yes men in his midst…

[TwilightGardener]

53. I agree--he was specially appointed by God, and ordinary citizens

are blasphemously starting to question God's will by their questioning of him and his war. "God" must not be very happy with his management of the situation. Amazing thing is how he managed to maintain a facade of sanity thru his first few years, but it's gone now. Won't be long before he has a bizarre and public back-and-forth argument with himself. And then Cheney takes over...

[siligut]

143. God has a helluva game plan

Have to agree with your hypothesis; while he has a sorry narcissism going on, his break with reality is what makes him so easily manipulated by his handlers (god or otherwise).

[TahitiNut]

52. Such a diagnosis disserves people with treatable mental illnesses

Such behavior is not at all atypical of those with Axis-II personality disorders, particularly Narcissistic Personality Disorder. There's no doubt in my little layman's mind that he's a pathological narcissist. This is NOT a treatable condition. What might appear as a psychotic break is nothing more than the abysmal absence of empathy, compassion, or any other respect for others that might interfere with his insatiable addiction to attention and response.

Anyone who's had to deal directly with a pathological narcissist has seen this behavior. It's NOT a psychosis.

[TwilightGardener]

54. Yes, I feel bad for comparing unfortunate folks with treatable psychoses to

Chimpy, and he does seem to have the qualities of a narcissist, what with the referral to his Decider status and his "I'm the President" tantrum. He even said he wanted to be a "war president" before he was elected in 2000--probably not even pausing to consider the horrors of war. Also, he was always bailed out of failures as a kid, and given a pass on everything from academics to military service, because of his parents--he may not even be personally aware of this--most likely his parents just quietly got friends and connections to cover for him, while giving him the credit, which would reinforce a narcissistic person's belief that everything in the world revolves around him and that he has great impact on things around him. His goofy attention-drawing antics at many appearance also reinforces your diagnosis. However, given that he may have permanently altered his brain cells and neurotransmitters with years of Johnnie Walker and Colombian bam-bam, the beginnings of psychosis might be plausible, and since mental disorders often overlap and coexist, narcissism doesn't rule out psychosis.

[Maat]

69. This Master's Degree in Psychology ... and retired social worker ...

happens to agree with you. No one is more familiar with that kind of personality. My mother has it. I argue with my psychologist friend all of the time. I find the DSM system somewhat lacking (the current diagnostic system). I argue that, with my mom, the bottom line is always that narcissism. It is the 'be-all' and 'end-all' of understanding her. When the pawns do not do as she wishes (and all of us are the pawns, for she is the center of the world), that rage comes out. I'll bet you understand what I mean. In her mind, ANYTHING is then justified. In her mind, what's good for her ... must be good for the rest of us ... because, after all, she is the center of the universe.

[TahitiNut]

83. You bet I know what you mean.

Not just from knowing such people (and, yes, my mother is the poster girl for 'inconsiderate'), but from introspection, study, and working with others. The Hallmark of NPD seems to be the complete dismissal of the values, principles, and well-being of others - when it doesn't 'fit' the narcissist's game plan. The amnesty they give themselves for the pains inflicted on others ("I didn't mean to hurt anyone") is complete - particularly if the choose to disagree that the other person "should" feel that way. It's jaw-droppingly amazing how dismissive the narcissist can be of the honest feedback of others insulted or demeaned by their behavior. Others are not afforded any respect - and narcissists choose to employ 'polite' or 'courteous' as both a defense ("I didn't use such language") and as an offense (disagreement is impolite). At the same time, absolutely everything they do or say serves their own agenda.

One of the telling minor symptoms of a narcissist in your midst (e.g. family) is the person who just cannot EVER seem to think of a gift (birthday or Christmas) that actually reflects the recipient's taste and preferences. It's always something the narcissist deems 'giftable' - even when it's something that the recipient has plainly indicated a disinterest in or dislike of in the past. (Such representations are usually discarded from the narcissist's 'world' - unless their agenda includes some self-serving manipulation of that person's regard.)

It couldn't be plainer that the Chimperor is a pathological narcissist if it were tattoo'd in bold letters all over his face.

[Maat]

122. I sure understand what you're saying (n/t)!

[siligut]

144. Helps to talk it out.

A basic rule of mine and I believe others, I don’t usually just toss everyone into the same pot. Funny this about mothers with narcissism, being a mother can help support the dynamic.

[bdamomma]

152. okay now we have his diagnosis assessed, what can we do?

I wish someone on the media would throw that out, have a psychologist on to review *'s disorder, make people aware of it.

[eridani]

110. I think that being the center of the universe is OK, provided that--

--you realize that the universe has billions of centers.

[Maat]

121. Good one!

That's probably the point - it's a problem if you think that you are the ONLY center.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

80. You are so correct.

In fact, I would say that a clear diagnosis of a specific personality disorder wouldn't be all that easy. Like some others with them, he has well more than one working in there.

I say we sic Sam Vaknin on him.

[TahitiNut]

86. It's my guess that Shrub's handlers are very familiar with Sam's work.

It's clear that they (especially Cheney!) manipulate Smirk's behavior using his disorder as puppet stings.

[demgrrrll]

132. Sad isn't it that the journalists who covered him in 2000 couldn't see that

they were just a source of Narcissistic supply and that the so called "charm" was just a ruse. I remember when the so called election was over and he was at one of his parties and the journalists called after him. He was immediately dismissive and it was obvious that since he had already "won" that they were of no further immediate use to him. People aren't people to Narcissists. They are a source of supply or they are of no value at all, just objects to be manipulated to gain whatever it is the Narcissist needs.

Sad lives....

[BrklynLiberal]

93. Perfect description of him....could it be the result of the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome I understand he

must have suffered from since Babs was dringing like a fish thru her entire pregnancy?

[mentalsolstice]

13. Frightening!

Wherever his head is...it's a scary place!

[Cabcere]

147. Wherever his head is...

...you mean, "up his own ass?" :evilgrin:

Seriously, though, I know what you mean. :scared: To have this kind of person (who appears to have something going wrong upstairs) in control of our country is downright terrifying.

[formercia]

14. Fatah Al-Islam

Funded by the Bush Administration with Saudi Money.....Bin-Laden was a creature of Duane 'Dewey' Clarridge who was station Chief in Rome and resposible for the training of the Muslim Jihadists.

Dewey was also station chief during this episode and had to leave Italy because the Italian Prosecutors wanted to 'Talk' to him.

This was a Gladio op.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bologna_massacre

Bologna massacre
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Bologna massacre (Italian: Strage di Bologna) was a terrorist bombing at the Central Station of Bologna, Italy on the morning of August 2, 1980, which killed 85 people and wounded more than 200. The far-right terrorist organization Ordine Nuovo has been accused of it, while two SISMI (Italian secret service) agents and the headmaster of P2 masonic lodge, Licio Gelli, were convicted for investigation diversion.

At 10:25 a.m., a timed improvised explosive device (IED) contained in an unattended suitcase detonated inside a popular air-conditioned waiting room. The IED was made of TNT and T4. The explosion destroyed most of the main building and hit the Ancona-Chiasso train that was waiting at the first platform. The blast was heard for miles. The roof of the waiting room collapsed onto the passengers, which greatly increased the total number killed in the terrorist attack.

[peekaloo]

19. *thump* Mongo pResident! Mongo Destiny's Child!

insane in the membrane.

[Divernan]

20. "The White House sees terrorists as born, not created by history. . ."

The OP's quote comes from an article reporting the exporting of terrorism from Iraq. It's very good and worth a read. Here's some more from it:

"The White House sees terrorists as born, not created by history, bearing the mark of Cain, not the mark of circumstance. There is a scarlet "T" written on their foreheads at birth and the only answer is to destroy them. This kind of thinking, of course, relieves the thinker of any responsibility for the presence of the insurgent-terrorist-whatever in our innocent midst.

What's more, there is not much real give in the administration's policies. True, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other American diplomats met Memorial Day weekend with the Iranians in Baghdad (a good first move but limited, since the Iranians have most of the power because of our incredible stupidity in Iraq). But by all reports, President Bush is more convinced than ever of his righteousness.

***************************
The truth of the steadily deteriorating situation in the Middle East is, of course, quite different. The Palestinian people of 40 and even 30 years ago were formal, conservative people who remained closely tied to their families, clans and religious groups. Theirs was a highly stratified society, which has now been shattered.

In the institutional vacuum that is a camp like Nahr el-Bared, a few hundred men trained and tempered in Iraq can make a huge difference. At the same time, the Turkish military is ready to go into northern Kurdistan, al-Qaeda operatives from Iraq are popping up in hitherto untouched places, and the American military's advice to its troops is, "Get down with the people – listen to them!" Only four years and thousands of bombs and night missions too late.

[HughBeaumont]

21. Would other countries put up with such a looney-tune whack-a-doo as Bewsh?

I think he'd be frog-marched to the nearest detention center. There'd be uprisings. There'd be strikes.

Here, there's saturated fat, shiny objects, toys, comfort zones from which we can't be pried from and a corporate military (not the one fighting a worthless conflict in Iraq) that would most likely fire on their own citizens to protect the interests of the "Betters" should we shed all of these distractions.

We never will forcibly remove the Failure Fuhrer, though. Fear of death, unemployment and imprisonment takes care of that.

[helderheid]

23. That man needs to be impeached - forget prison, try insane asylum!

[Hobarticus]

24. Paging Der Fuhrer, you're needed in the bunker...and other quotes from another megalomaniac

"If the war is lost, the nation will also perish. This fate is inevitable. There is no necessity to take into consideration the basis which the people will need to continue a most primitive existence. On the contrary, it will be better to destroy things ourselves because this nation will have proved to be the weaker one and the future will belong solely to the stronger eastern nation . Besides, those who remain after the battle are only the inferior ones, for the good ones have been killed."

Hitler, March 1945

"There must be no majority decisions, but only responsible persons, and the word 'council' must be restored to its original meaning. Surely every man will have advisers by his side, but the decision will be made by one man."

Mein Kampf

"For there is one thing we must never forget… the majority can never replace the man. And no more than a hundred empty heads make one wise man will an heroic decision arise from a hundred cowards."

Mein Kampf

"Who says I am not under the special protection of God?"

Oh boy.

[derby378]

27. THIS is why we needed to deny funding for the Iraq occupation...

...rather than cave in to this fratboy fuck. Now I'm starting to rediscover my fierce.

[Virginia Dare]

30. Just like Dorothy tapping the ruby shoes..

there's no place like home...wow what a psycho..it makes you wonder what cocktail they've got him on just to get him through the day. He's got to crack pretty soon I would think.

[MorningGlow]

32. Such a shame--the freakouts are always in private

I'm waiting for the glorious day when he has such a major meltdown on national TV that even Faux couldn't spin it away or the whole MSM ignore it like his "I'm the decider" moment. All it would take would be a slight error in his meds...

[bdamomma]

154. me too, but will anyone say anything, or will they just pass it off.

[lonestarnot]

34. Bushitler,

[sabbat hunter]

35. your link

doesnt take me to any article about bush chest thumping, etc

it is about "a spreading terror"


can you please provide the correct link so i can get the laugh?

[deutsey]

36. It's in there...you have to scroll down. It's an incidental detail in a column n/t

[ima_sinnic]

81. you have to read the whole thing (n/t)

[EVDebs]

38. Bush's base knows Luke 9 : 5 Getting out of Iraq is an imperative now

http://bible.cc/luke/9-5.htm

KJV: And whosoever will not receive you, when ye go out of that city, shake off the very dust from your feet for a testimony against them.

They won't listen to the message so leave until invited back. Abandon the 14 Permanent Bases (if Congress hasn't cut funding already) along with the huge Embassy. Pull back to the old Gulf War 'staging areas' and Kuwait, Qatar, etc.

Let the situation settle itself. It's an occupation now during a civil war. Quagmire.

[havocmom]

39. ,

[wryter2000]

40. Jee-ho-so-phat!

On the thread about Bush saying the people are with him on the war, I was going to post that maybe he was just lying. Nope. He's out of his frikking mind.

[Beelzebud]

41. I'm so glad we have a strong opposition party standing up to this whack job!

Oh wait. We don't. Nevermind...

[EVDebs]

44. Beelz, I'm though with giving the Devil his due

And I'm sure you are too ! Enough is enough and it's obvious now. The only good thing that can come out of the next 18 months of Bush's administration (sic) is that it will underscore why a Democratic Congress and executive is NECESSARY. The ensuing tidal wave of progressive policies will then be a new Golden Age in our politics. This all assumes that the moneypower and lobbyists are all exposed and etched into the new Democratic majority's mindset that they won't make the same mistakes as the GOP dummkopfs.

Find GOP under
http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/dummkopfs.html

[bdamomma]

155. what I think about sometimes is, would you or anyone stand up

to this maniac to save others, like sacrifice yourself to save others and this country? just asking.:hide:

[sakabatou]

42. What a baby... an evil baby. With horns and a goatee.

[leftofthedial]

43. did he get a case of Pickles' Eyes?

[Rydz777]

46. Bottom line: He has no intention of leaving Iraq. He fully intends to

dump it into the lap of his successor who will be a Democrat. It will suck all the oxygen out of the beginning of a new Democratic administration. The Democratic Congress must get us out of Iraq before January 20, 2009 - so that the new administration can begin with a clean start. Out NOW.

[Kurovski]

47. Georgie Anne Geyer has been spot-on about the Iraq debacle

from the get-go, and even before.

[Captain Hilts]

113. And she's a conservative! nt

[Kurovski]

131. Yep! A real one

instead of a whack-job fascist.

[slowry]

48. The only thing that could save the * legacy

is for him to be martyred, which poppy might well sign off on, then shit is gonna get really weird.

[rasputin1952]

73. Thank God you've got protection!!!

:rofl:

[diane in sf]

79. I've often suspected Poppy might martyr Jr. while crying all the while.

Jr. is getting to be such a liability he might be lucky to get out alive.

[BrklynLiberal]

94. LOVE YOUR PICTURE...tinfoil for you and your gorgeous cat.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[slowry]

95. Hehe while I'd love to take credit (uhh for the cat anyway lol), I only nicked it from that site n/t

[BrklynLiberal]

96. Well, in that case, it was a great find!!!

[MsKandice01]

112. HAHAHAHAHAH!!!

The cat!!! I'm dying over here!

[bdamomma]

156. I love the picture!!

[racaulk]

162. Oh, the look on that cat's face is PRICELESS!!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Mad_Dem_X]

51. Oh, holy crap

Be afraid. Be very afraid. This man needs to be forced out of office STAT.

[jollyreaper2112]

55. WTF?

I've seen stories like this from capitolhillblue and the enquirer but nothing that's a solid source. How's the Dallas News?

[blogslut]

62. A painful source for this revelation

This one should hurt. The DMN is a respected US paper and it's relatively right wing. Oh, I hope this one gets passed around the oval office.

[Pacifist Patriot]

56. Once again I must wonder what exactly it takes to remove a madman from office.

[Javaman]

57. This reminded me of that scene from Schindlers list...

where the commander of the concentration camp is standing in front of the mirror repeating, "I'm benevolent". Then a moment later he kills the Jewish Engineer.

[AspenRose]

58. Reminds me of George Michael's anti-Bush video a few years back

"Shoot the Dog" cartoon video, calling Blair a poodle....

Bunnypants *slamming fists on desk*: "I wanna war! I wanna war! I wanna war!"

:scared:

[Bleacher Creature]

59. Remember folks, our leadership was afraid of getting upstanged by this guy.

He has a 28% approval rating and is insane. If we don't stand up to him now, when will we?

[Supersedeas]

60. responsible Republican leadership--bringing integrity back to Whorington

[Cheap_Trick]

63. the "man" is batshit crazy

and needs to be gone yesterday.

[LiberalEsto]

64. Quick! Throw him a banana

heavily laced with Prozac

[FloridaJudy]

66. Prozac, hell!

Bu$h is way beyond that - Prozac is for relatively normal people. Try Haldol or Thorazine.

Better yet, fill a dart with veterinary-strength tranquilizer: the sort of thing they used on "Wild Kingdom" to bring down rabid rhinos.

[TheMadMonk]

138. 1080, strychnine, bitter almond.

And if ur gonna dart him, curare.

[bdamomma]

157. cheney needs a dose also.

[cassiepriam]

65. What is Impeachment for if it is not to take care of this kind of situation?

[Name removed]

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[thereismore]

68. Destiny is Hitler's favorite word. "Nation's Destiny" nt

[Patsy Stone]

70. I AM Napoleon!

:crazy"

[shallowthroat]

72. Well, doing it just 2 times wouldn't be that impressive.

He got into Jeb's coke stash again. Laura is gonna be pissed that he didn't share.

[Decruiter]

74. The Presidency. So easy a caveman can do it.

[southerncrone]

102. ROFL

:rofl:

Oh, SH*T, this is REAL....now it's not so funny anymore. :cry:

[Downtown Hound]

75. The thing about Bush that's really frightening is

that all of the parodies, comic skits, and satires about him always seem to be much closer to the truth than we'd like to think.

Bush is a child, and he's crazy, and he's homicidal. Sleep well everybody.

[The Count]

76. I am Dirty Dan! "No, I am Dirty Dan!" I am Dirty Dan!"

[Rex]

77. Child.

Worst president ever.

[KamaAina]

78. (hic) I yam thuuuuh... Preshidint! (hic)

Looks like the Evil Dewar's has struck again!

[MN ChimpH8R]

82. Alison just mentioned this on

Countdown and quoted that part of Geyer's column. Nice one, Alison!

[pitohui]

84. can't they adjust his meds a little better than that? EOM

.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

85. What's really amazing is Georgie A Geyer is a politically CONSERVATIVE syndicated writer

It makes it all the more horrific to me.

[AnnieBW]

87. He's Officially Gone Round the Bend

The only reason not to invoke the 25th Amendment is because it would put Darth Cheney in charge.

[Rex]

89. Yes he has.

So one guy gets a bj and gets impeached, this guy loses his mind, does all kinds of stupid shit what happens to him? Nothing, he is making money for the 'power structure'.

[HughMoran]

88. We haven't had a mentally ill president in a while

Congress is dumbfounded - they don't know how to deal with this...

[bdamomma]

160. I really don't think they (the congress) knows how to handle this

situation either. that is scary, so if they don't, we should??????

[Maven]

90. Sounds like mania from a coke binge. nt

[Maestro]

91. What strikes me is who wrote the opinion piece.

Georgie Anne Geyer is a staunchly conservative witch. She is as bad as Schafley IMHO. To me, besides showing how batshit crazy * is, it also illustrates how much of his base is deteriorating.

[BrklynLiberal]

92. and this is from a TEXAS paper!! Prez Shit-for-Brains has totally lost his marbles

and if we don't do something FAST..the entire planet is going down with him...

[Olney Blue]

97. "I'm the War President, Commander in Chimp"

[dave502d]

98. Take the football from him now!

[Lasher]

140. Nixon was going batty right before he was forced out.

They made sure he couldn't get at the football. I hope there's some responsible people around now, like there were back then.

[bdamomma]

161. responsible people????

or should we take it as "every man for himself" I really don't think this Congress is going to do anything, and don't they usually take their cues from us, the American people, the more we push the Congress will do something/anything?

[Lint Head]

99. Lunatics elected a lunatic. What do you expect.

:dem:

[NastyRiffraff]

100. He must've lost Laura's and Barney's support

No kidding though...it's time for intervention.

[scarface2004]

103. i am the last guy in the world..

you wanna fuck with!!!! bush screamed as he was being sedated during a high level meeting with the pentagon brass over launching a multi nation nuclear strike memorial day...

[RestoreGore]

105. Impeach him or invoke the 25 th amendment

He is not fit to serve.

[bdamomma]

159. Invoke the 25th Amendment!!!

maybe we should start making calls to invoke the 25th Amendment to our Reps, at least they will know we are aware of his sickenss. Am I grasping at straws??? but something must be done.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-fifth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution

[RestoreGore]

169. I think members of the cabinet and the VP have to sign to invoke it

Not sure, but we sure have plenty of evidence. But again, we would in that case get Cheney. Good God how did we ever allow ourselves to get so royally screwed.


Ok, here it is; Section 4


Section 4. Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President.

[rodeodance]

106. White House sees terrorists as born, not created by history,

And so, on the one hand, you have weakened societies vulnerable to the "new answers" of "new insurgencies," and on the other hand, you have Iraq set up as a school for terrorists with American troops and policy providing the constant inspiration for their fight.

This, of course, is not the way the Bush administration sees it.

The White House sees terrorists as born, not created by history, bearing the mark of Cain, not the mark of circumstance. There is a scarlet "T" written on their foreheads at birth and the only answer is to destroy them. This kind of thinking, of course, relieves the thinker of any responsibility for the presence of the insurgent-terrorist-whatever in our innocent midst.

What's more, there is not much real give in the administration's policies. True, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other American diplomats met Memorial Day weekend with the Iranians in Baghdad (a good first move but limited, since the Iranians have most of the power because of our incredible stupidity in Iraq). But by all reports, President Bush is more convinced than ever of his righteousness.

.......

[Honeycombe8]

107. Soooo...Iraq IS a holy war, after all. I can't believe this has happened

in our country.

Wasn't it a couple of years ago that there were statements of his leaked to another foreign dignitary that God told him to war with Iraq? And hasn't it been explained to the public that many evangelicals, and likely Bush, who think this is part of God's plan, to wipe out the "evildoers" so that Christians can prevail, leading up to the Apocolypse? Which is why Jewish people must keep control of Jerusalem...it's part of the Apocolypse in that the Jewish people must die there?

This guy is certifiable. What's even scarier is that millions voted for him.

And I don't have the confidence now that the Dems in Congress can stop this madness. What else he's likely to do in the next year, we can only bite our fingernails and wait to see.

[orleans]

109. creeEEEpy n/t

[marmar]

111. Umm.....

:crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

It would be funny if he didn't have access to those all-important red buttons.

[Imagevision]

116. Bush said recently; " you can expect a bloody August" as he keeps a lid on iraq reporting

no mention of June or july but he's sure on August, like if 500 US. troops are killed in one month according to Bush that's a sign the surge is working??

[illinoisprogressive]

117. he is sooooo loosing it.

[Baron Harkonen]

118. Like Kirk losing it

IT'S MY SHIP!
I'M THE CAPTAIN!

[GoddessOfGuinness]

133. Except Kirk had a good side

[Yukari Yakumo]

119. [Scott Bakula]oooh, boy...[/Scott Bakula]

Please tell me someone got this on video. Doesn't matter the quality.

This'll make #1 on the Top 10 this week. It has to. It can't get more ridiculous than this.

[Imagevision]

120. Bush most assuredly will go back to blowing up frogs when he leaves office...

just take one of those m-80's and stick it in the throat and high five Karl afterwards!

[ironflange]

125. Sorry, I find that story hard to believe

I can't see how those sneaky, beady, squinty little eyes of his could possibly become "wild."

[Mendocino]

128. The war that keeps on giving,

brought to you by the whim of a madman.

I had a boss once who sat at his desk smacking his palm hard with a ruler, and repeating over and over "NO ONE....NO ONE...defies me". Perhaps b**h is a relative.

[bluevoter4life]

129. And that would be par for the course

[gauguin57]

130. Captain Queeg ... white courtesy phone. Paging Captain Queeg.

[happygoluckytoyou]

136. NOBODY WAS BOTHERED BY HIS TIRADE UNTIL-----

nobody was bothered by Bush's tirade until he jumped on the tire-swing and started throwing feces

[DFW]

139. "I am the president!" Do tell.

Yes, George, we know. So now tell us the GOOD news.

[cassiepriam]

141. How is he setting it up so that we can never leave?

[PurpleChez]

142. * is so freakishly obsessed with loyalty, so who is it who tells us these things?

This story, the stories about him overturning dinner plates when he didn't like the food, "the Constitution's just a goddam piece of paper," all of the highly unflattering flying-into-a-rage-when-he-doesn't-get-his-way stories. It's not that I don't believe the stories, I just wonder who has the cajones to violate the * insistance on total secrecy and loyalty.

[Cabcere]

150. I don't know, but...

I have a strong feeling that if the Bush family/anyone in this administration ever found out who it was, they would be quickly "disappeared." :tinfoilhat:

[Vinca]

149. Scary stuff. nt

[Buns_of_Fire]

153. They're coming to take him away, ha ha, hee hee, ho ho

I figure maybe one or two more leeeeeeeeeeeeetle nudges and we all might be treated to the sight of Emperor Chucklenutz I melting down right there in front of God and everybody and curling up into a little fetal ball and sucking his thumb and whining for his pilly and his blanky. Couldn't happen to a nicer sociopath.

[Vilis Veritas]

165. I am President!!!

I am President!!! I am President!!!



Wahhhhhh!!!!!!!

Poppy!!!

[kerry-is-my-prez]

167. Sounds like freaking Hitler.... even crazier.

n/t

[JoePhilly]

168. The saga of President Bush in about 10 years ...

"I am the President, I am the President!!" declares George Bush.

"Yes, you are the President. But now its time to eat your apple sauce, Mr. President." replies his personal nurse Katrina.

The former Presidtent smiles, "I like apple sauce!", he responds, "It's American."

"Yes it is Mr. President."

Katrina leaves the room and smiles to herself. "I'm sure I used enough sedatives this time, at least WE'VE anticipated the breech of HIS leeves".