More B.S. We've Heard Before

As British authorities make another arrest in the al-Qaeda bomb plot, thus demonstrating that the war on terror must be fought with solid police work and international cooperation instead of brutish military occupations of countries that neither attacked or threatened us, George W. Bush chose to bring out the same tired old horse puckey.

"America is safer than it has been, yet it is not yet safe," Bush told reporters at the National Counterterrorism Center just outside Washington. "The enemy has got an advantage when it comes to attacking our homeland: they got to be right one time and we got to be right 100 percent of the time to protect the American people."

Coming from a dictator who has been wrong 100% of the time, that's actually a bit frightening. And for the record, America has never been more vulnerable no thanks to that treasonous little turd Shrubya and his minions.

The Bush regime is preparing to expand its invasion and occupation of oil-producing Middle East countries to a four-front war. Any disciple of Sun Tzu knows it is just plain stupid to fight a war on multiple fronts. Yet despite the bungled occupation of Iraq, the stretching and weakening of the U.S. military, and diminished international support, the regime is going to go ahead with its plans anyway.

Those asking why can look no further than simple lust for power; and the impatience of evil men in their old age anxious to complete their goals before time finally, thankfully, forces them off this mortal coil. These inhuman monsters do not care how much innocent blood they have to spill to carry out their plans for world domination.

So expect to hear the same B.S. about Iran and Syria (another target of the Bush regime) that we heard about Iraq. And expect the iron boot of a thuggish government completely hijacked by ideological madmen to further stamp out liberties at home and squash dissent in ways reminiscent of Orwell.

We've Heard This B.S. Before

Reading the news online, one gets a distinct and sickening feeling of déjà vu. George W. Bush, having lied repeatedly and shamelessly about Iraq, kicked off his regime's campaign to invade Iran with another pack of lies--and they're ones we've heard before.

Bush added Lebanon to Iraq and Afghanistan as a front in what his administration calls the global war on terror. "The conflict in Lebanon is part of a broader struggle between freedom and terror that is unfolding across the region," he said.

One may find any number of examples featuring Bush or one of his fellow liars making similar claims against Iraq before invading that country, linking it to the broader war on terror. Hitler would be proud, or very jealous, listening to the Shrub lie his ass off in his endless attempts to rowse up the populace to another unprovoked war.

"It's no coincidence that two nations that are building free societies in the heart of the Middle East -- Lebanon and Iraq -- are also the scenes of the most violent terrorist activity," Bush said.

Yes, and that is directly attributable to the terrorist activities of the Bush regime and its equally terrorist counterparts in the Israeli government. Bush took the U.S. into Iraq and turned it into a terrorist magnet in the throes of civil war. Ehud Olmert launched an invasion of Lebenon even though that country had no control over the actions of Hezbollah, choosing to level a country that was already trying to move toward democracy and away from terrorism.

George W. Bush and his treasonous regime had made up their minds long before September 11, 2001 to invade Iraq and pave the way for a complete takeover of the Middle East, where the largest known oil reserves are located. They don't care that they've fucked up the occupation of Iraq, and they don't care how much innocent blood will be spilled for their greed. As long as they get their little world empire, everyone else is just fodder.

Most Americans did not support going into Iraq in the first place, not without a U.N. mandate. Now that the lies and incompetence have been revealed, we want out. And we don't want to live as an empire, or exist under the yoke of a homegrown dictator who thinks he can turn our country into a police state. This November, America needs to hand control of Congress over to Democrats who will put a stop to the Bush regime.