- - out of SO many the 'w' regime has perpetrated.
They have decieved the people to push their Iraq agenda, which they had in place coming in to office. The memos don't lie. The timeline is there.
I find myself more upset that the IDIOTS in this country couldn't keep straight in their empty heads who it was that killed 300 people on Sept 11th than at the regime using nasty propaganda tactics to push the fools toward believing it.
Day after day after day during his daily dog-and-pony show, 'w' used the words "Saddam" and "Sept 11th" in the same sentences - not coming out directly and saying they were linked, but letting the ignorance of the masses do his work for him. If you say something - or almost say something in this case - often enough, ignorant people will believe it.
That does not bode well for the future of America folks.
Then election season came around the now the regime is using the war as an attack against it's opponent - -and that's about as low as they can sink, except maybe for outing CIA agents, for which they should be hung like the traitors they are.
Those ads that say Kerry voted against body armor and hazard pay make me SO
!!!
Here's how The Daily Show w/Jon Stewart satirized that nasty political tactic: they showed a recent tv ad by Halibacon, trying to prop up its reputation (for eeejits who haven't paid attention to their perfidy for years and years) - showing how they provide food service for the troops and laundry service for the troops and phone service for the troops.
Then they show a weepin-with-joy soldier talking to his wife getting the news about his new baby (boy - natch - it's a P.R. ad, after all).
Jon Stewart quips "if you are still against Haliburton YOU ARE AGAINST SOLDIER'S BABIES!"
HEY BUSH-LOVERS - how does it feel to have your tactics tossed in your face? Remember the pre-war crap about "if you don't support 'w''s war you support terrorists"?
Same tactic is being used against Kerry on that blank check for 'w's war agenda vote.
Disgusting, lowlife, nasty, desperate tactics.
I guess that's what 'w' meant during his campaign about "changing the tone in Washington".
America learned a lesson from Vietnam - - supporting our troops can and should be separate from supporting the agenda, tactics or propaganda of the administration.
We shall always support our troops - we are proud of them and the sacrifices they and their families make.
And while we support the troops we will work hard to destroy the regime that put the pride of our country in harm's way for their own profit.
