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    Saturday, May 26, 2007

    A Shout Out To Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wa.

    Rep. Jim McDermott (D-Wa), called out the Dictator and his puppet-master Dick Cheney by placing on the record some well needed truth regarding the history of US involvement in Iran, and the real reason for the invasion of Iraq. From AlterNet:
    Mr. Speaker: This president and vice president have vowed to repeat the mistakes of history, and they have put into motion a plan to do just that in Iran, even as the House is about to send the president a box of blank checks for Iraq, against the will of the American people. The history is worth knowing. In 1953, the United States and United Kingdom launched Operation Ajax, a covert CIA operation to destabilize and remove the democratically elected government of Iran, including then Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh. Why? Oil. Under Mossadegh, the Iranian government decided to reclaim Iran's rightful ownership of its national oil treasure, which had been exclusively controlled by the British who were taking 85 percent of the profits. Oh, and by the way, the U.K. also kept the books secret, merely telling Iran what its 15 percent take was. As soon as Mossadegh began to reclaim Iran's oil treasure, it was all over. Operation Ajax was set into motion. Read on....
    McDermott deserves great credit for standing up to Bush and his dictatorial ways put in place by an out-of-control VP. Keep in mind, that while McDermott was showing what it means to have integrity, many of his fellow Democrats caved in to pressure from the White House crying all along about how those big bad Republicans would call them names. Grow up!!!

    Labels: Bush, Cheney, Congress, Iran, Iraq

    posted by canuk at 7:10 p.m.
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    Wednesday, May 23, 2007

    Ratcheting Up The Case For Iran War

    Does anyone besides me make a connection between George's tough talk in a speech today at the Coast Guard Academy where he argued that a withdrawal from Iraq would allow Al Qaeda to flourish and the release of a report from the IAEA saying that despite earlier sanctions, Iran continues to enrich uranium -- which can provide fuel for civilian reactors but also make nuclear bombs. Throw in the build-up of the forces in the Gulf by two aircraft carriers, and I guess we had better be on the look out for renewed terror alerts any time now. This is the Bush MO -- create an alleged security problem, issue a terror alert, build up the forces, and invade. The only thing difference this time, is it will be possible nuclear bombs (they like to tell us it would be a "limited" nuclear strike) rather than an invasion and occupation. Of course there is the usual criticism like this from former national security adviser Richard Clark as reported in the NYT
    “One day Bush tells us we are fighting in Iraq so that terrorists won’t come here, then he releases intelligence that says terrorists trained in Iraq are coming here. Which is it?”
    And then of course Democratic Senate Leader Harry Reid weighed in saying:
    “The president today made the best case yet for why Congress must insist on a change of strategy in Iraq.....Intelligence analysts concluded long ago that Iraq has indeed become a training ground and recruiting poster for a new generation of terrorists.”
    But you see that's the problem. All these leaders talk tough, but do very little to reign in this out of control little dictator. It is more than time to to put a stop to this madness and contact your congressional delegation. Contact your Senator here. Contact your Representative here .

    Labels: Al Qaeda, Bush, Iran, Iraq, Terrorism, War

    posted by canuk at 8:58 p.m.
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    Wednesday, April 25, 2007

    Dear Mr. President....

    This is a touching and heart rendering message to George Bush, while at the same time expressing our own feelings and the questions we all would like to ask of this dictator residing in the people's house at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave - recorded by Pink:

    Labels: Bush, Corruption, Hypocrisy, Music, Video

    posted by canuk at 3:05 p.m.
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    Monday, April 09, 2007

    The Three Faces Of Death

    PNAC planning that has been in effect for years could be closer to reality than many non-conspiracy die-hards believe is possible. So now, when the perfect storm moved into place that gave King George (who likes to play dress up as a warrior), along with (Darth Vader himself) Dick Cheney and then mix in a good helping of Donald Rumsfeld (the apparent S&M expert at the Pentagon) who found a sure-fire way to add even more blood to his own hands than Saddam Hussein - the very person he embraced with enthusiastic friendship when their common enemy was then and appears to be once again, Iran. He along with Alberto the impaler who vigorously defended the Bush administration's decision to detain alleged illegal enemy combatants without protection under the Third Geneva Convention. . The non-applicability of the Geneva Conventionsto cover illegal combatants is disputed by international jurists. Critics feel that Rumsfeld should have been held personally responsible for the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse scandal. Rumsfeld himself said, "These events occurred on my watch as secretary of defense. I am accountable for them." Let's not forget however, this was probably preceded by a few well-placed questions to himself such as 1) Did these incidents occur on my watch? Well golly-be ha-ha-ha they sure did. 2) Does that make me a poor Secretary of Defence? Well heck by golly no under my watch we actually managed to shrink the Pentagons' budget.....that is of course if you don't count the money wasted on faulty equipment obtained from Dicks' and Yours' favorite military contractors. Or the billions upon billions of money that will be needed to assist the traumatized and badly amputated areas of the anatomy that were never even a thought before. This also caused by the Rumsfeld/Cheney Military Outfitters Association. Boy it sure is awfully convenient for the criminals that make up this administration from top to bottom that military investigations into the matters did not find ANY responsible for any wrongdoing.

    Labels: Bush, Cheney, Corruption, Hypocrisy, Iran, Iraq, pentagon, Scandal, War

    posted by canuk at 8:31 p.m.
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    Thursday, March 22, 2007

    George's "My Way Or The Highway"Attitude Remains Intact

    Via Raw Story
    "They came up and said, 'This is our offer. Take it or leave it. Accept these papers where we've erased 100 pages or more so you don't even know it's on there. Do a closed - door hearing where the public has no idea what was said, and then [of course]not under oath."
    So obviously the little dictator that could still believes he and his group of minions need answer to NO ONE. The normally genteel and most respectful Senator from Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy, had to literally remind the yokel in the White House who is under the delusion that he is really the President, along with his puppet mouthpiece Tony Snowjob that
    "What we're told we can get is nothing, nothing, nothing," said Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., the Judiciary chairman. "I know he's the decider for the White House -- he's not the decider for the United States Senate."
    Video available here. I understand this may be a difficult and unlikeable reality George needs to face up to but wake up to it he must. If not, he and the country is in for a nasty couple of years where nothing will get done thanks to them refusing to realize they are not in the majority (even if definitely slim in the Senate, thanks to Joe LIEbermann and his constant threat to join the Republican ranks). Just in case you missed it, Tony Snowjob seems to be loosing it as well as can be seen by ABC's "Good Morning America." claiming to all far and wide that they have nothing to hide, and are really nice guys willing to give the truth - well their version of it only. Of course this means the meeting is closed to the public, no transcript made available, all based on the assumption that George and the boys (as we have learned for 7 years now)would never ever lie to the Congress or the people who put them there to serve. Of course to no surprise, Democrats rejected Bush's offer -- relayed to Capitol Hill by White House counsel Fred Fielding (remember that name from the Watergate Era?)-- in large part because there would be no transcript and the testimony would not be public. The final and clearest remark regarding the entire matter over the use or non-use of the power of the subpoena and its' "under oath" requirement comes from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NEV) when he said.....
    it would be "outrageous," to allow Rove to testify off the record. "Anyone who would take that deal isn't playing with a full deck."
    Words so true and if the stubborn dictatorial bunch across the aisle continue to believe they are answerable to no one, it is definitely going to be a rough and nasty next couple of years where nothing is accomplished, and the nation and its' people suffer because of it.

    Labels: Bush, Congress, Politics, press, Republican Party, Senate, Tony Snow

    posted by canuk at 7:09 p.m.
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    Saturday, February 10, 2007

    The Politics Of Fear

    Remember this? All terror all the time:
    Here We Go Again - Next Up Iran:

    Labels: 911, Bush, Iran, Terrorism, Video, War

    posted by canuk at 10:18 p.m.
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    Thursday, January 18, 2007

    Discord In Bush's Fairyland

    Not only is Bush losing support at home, over his Iraq policy, he is also being criticized by the Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. It seems that Condi Liesalot Rice ruffled his feathers by making the comment that the Iraqi government was living on "borrowed time". Nice work Condi. Perhaps you should go back to what you do best - shopping for shoes at Ferragamos. On second thought, make that ruby slippers so you can transport yourself and your "husband" George to his Fairyland that is Iraq. Of course once again we must turn to the foreign media for the story as we did here. This time, it is The Guardian. that reports al-Maliki is hitting back at the administration for their criticism for not stopping the sectarian vioence.
    "I wish that we could receive strong messages of support from the US so we don't give some boost to the terrorists and make them feel that they might have achieved success."
    In response directly to Condi's remarks, he is quoted as saying..
    "Secretary Rice is expressing her own point of view if she thinks that the government is on borrowed time, whether it is borrowed time for the Iraqi government or American administration....I believe that such statements give moral boosts to the terrorists and push them towards making an extra effort and making them believe that they have defeated the American administration, but I can tell you that they haven't defeated the Iraqi government."
    This administration needs to get their heads out of their collective asses. Everytime they turn around, they anger some foreign government, show their incompetence, and make the U.S. look like a country of bumbling fools for putting them in office in the first place. Read on...

    Labels: al-Maliki, Bush, Condi Rice, Iraq, War

    posted by canuk at 3:52 p.m.
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    Hey Dems - Don't Be A Bunch Of Pussies

    H/T Truthdig

    Labels: Bush, Corruption, Impeachment, Video

    posted by canuk at 3:18 p.m.
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    Message To Congress - 3000 Is Too Many

    Once again Ava proves to us she is wise beyond her years. If only the powers-that-be in Washington would show such courage and wisdom as this 16 year old. We must demand of Congress (Dems and Repubs) that they stand up and stop the unnecessary deaths in Iraq, all for the stroking of George's ego while he plays dress-up as the "war President", and lining the pockets of the war profiteers. Every member of the Senate and the House should be forced to watch this video.

    Labels: Bush, Congress, Iraq, Video, War

    posted by canuk at 8:28 a.m.
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    Monday, January 08, 2007

    More Terror

    This time from Tony Snow at today's press gaggle:
    Q: Does the President have concerns that Americans don't share his concerns or visions of what might happen? MR. SNOW: No, I don't think so, but I think it's always important -- it is, I think, important from time to time for the President to share a little bit of what he sees and how he thinks about it, because, fortunately, Americans have not been confronted since September 11, 2001, with direct evidence that terrorists are trying to kill us.
    It'll be interesting to see how often George cites "terror" and "9-11" in his "new way forward" speech scheduled for prime-time Wednesday night. This will be two full days after the American public was bombarded with terrorism scares, and of course they will connect this to his speech (which is just what they want) not knowing they were false unless they seriously follow the news like most political bloggers who are usually "news-junkies". Will someone PLEASE remind these fools that there was NO CONNECTION between Iraq and 9-11. Today's press gaggle transcript is available here.

    Labels: Bush, Iraq, Terrorism, War

    posted by canuk at 4:53 p.m.
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    When Will Bush's Conscience Bother Him?

    In a broadcast last week (clip and transcript are available at C & L), CNN's Jack Cafferty asked
    “Is 3,006 deaths not enough? How many do you suppose it’ll take before President Bush’s conscience begins to bother him—5,000, 10,000, more?
    The words Bush and Conscience shouldn't even even be used in the same sentence, let alone applied to the little dictator who plays dress-up and pretends to be President (or anyone in his family for that matter). Remember George Sr? Take a look at this shining record: 1. As director of the CIA, he funneled enormous amounts of cash to drug runners including Manuel Noriega and helped in the destabilization of Argentina. 2. Facilitated the Iran-contra affair selling Central American cocaine in America and weapons to Iran while using the profits to fund the contras and to overthrow democratically elected socialists in Central America, and 3. As VP, began propping up a dictator by the name of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Although forbidden by congress to do so, he continued to sell chemical and biological weapons to Saddam even after he used them on villages of innocent civilians. Now we have George Jr., and oh what a surprise he names none other than Don Rumsfeld as his Secretary of Defense. This family's entire history is riddled with subterfuge and dead bodies so if anyone is waiting around for him to get a conscience, my advice is don't hold your breath. Hell you can even go back to his Great-Grandfather George Walker to see how this family's history is probably connected to as many deaths as Saddam - probably more. Take a look at Project For An Old American Century it's stunning. Keep in mind that billions of dollars are being made from the current debacle in Iraq (at the expense of thousands US soldiers' lives and tens of thousands of Iraqi civilian lives) by Halliburton, once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney; Bechtel, once headed by Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld; and Trireme, a defense company started by Bush's former Deputy Secretary of Defense Richard Perle.

    Labels: Bush, Politics, Scandal

    posted by canuk at 11:08 a.m.
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    Wednesday, January 03, 2007

    A Blurred Line Between Terrorist And Terrorized

    Robert Sheer does a wonderful job reminding us exactly how Saddam was propped up by the very neo-con killing machine that is now celebrating his hanging.
    At worst, the handling of Saddam is just another example of an Imperial America under President Bush that recognizes no boundaries of national sovereignty or any restraint of international law. A nation that posed no threat to U.S. security was conquered for a range of base motives, from oil plunder to industrial profits to naked political gain. Of course, these are the same rationales that despots always use to explain their murderous wars, such as Saddam’s genocidal invasion of Iran and greedy occupation of Kuwait. The president says the execution was warranted because Saddam received a fair trial even after Bush decided to bypass an international tribunal designed to handle such trials of national rulers and instead turn Saddam over to Iraq’s dominant partisan faction in the midst of a nascent civil war. While Saddam’s guilt of “crimes against humanity” may have been accurate, it was not, in fact, established by his trial, which was pushed through even as his lawyers were being assassinated. This, quite opposite to the spirit of the Nuremberg war crime trials (established by the United States but not repeated today by President Bush), where the accused had competent and unintimidated attorneys, free to make a complete case. Read on....

    Labels: Bush, Cheney, Iraq, Terrorism

    posted by canuk at 8:54 p.m.
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    Sacrifice Your Ass - George

    If reports are true, this delusional little dictator pretending to be President, is willing to sacrifice even more troops for only one reason - EGO. Here is another smack-down from Keith. Thank God there is at least one voice in the media that is not bought and paid for.

    Labels: Bush, Iraq, Media, Video

    posted by canuk at 8:00 p.m.
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    Sunday, December 31, 2006

    Happy New Year George - 3000 And Counting

    All this for the sake of your vanity and stubbornness
    The death of a Texas soldier, announced Sunday by the Pentagon, raised the number of U.S. military deaths in Iraq to at least 3,000 since the war began, according to an Associated Press count
    ......Long live your legacy of shame.

    Labels: Bush, Iraq

    posted by canuk at 6:14 p.m.
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    Friday, December 29, 2006

    Time For A Little Humor - The Best Of Bush 2006

    Labels: Bush, Humor, Video

    posted by canuk at 9:23 p.m.
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    Tuesday, December 26, 2006

    U.S. Military To Be American Foreign Legion?

    It appears the US Military under the leadership of the killing machine known as the Bush Administration will do anything to keep the quagmire of Iraq going. According to Boston.com Pentagon officials
    are considering expanding the number of noncitizens in the ranks -- including disputed proposals to open recruiting stations overseas and putting more immigrants on a faster track to US citizenship if they volunteer
    Of course the always pro-war conservatives at American Enterprise Institute speaking through supposed military scholar Thomas Donnelly says "It works as a military idea and it works in the context of American immigration". The article also quotes other Army officials, who asked not to be identified
    .... personnel officials are working with Congress and other parts of the government to test the feasibility of going beyond US borders to recruit soldiers and Marines. Currently, Pentagon policy stipulates that only immigrants legally residing in the United States are eligible to enlist. There are currently about 30,000 noncitizens who serve in the US armed forces, making up about 2 percent of the active-duty force, according to statistics from the military and the Council on Foreign Relations. About 100 non-citizens have died in Iraq and Afghanistan. A recent change in US law, however, gave the Pentagon authority to bring immigrants to the United States if it determines it is vital to national security. So far, the Pentagon has not taken advantage of it, but the calls are growing to take use the new authority. Read on....
    I realize recruiting levels have reached an all-time low, but this is totally ridiculous - unless of course you also have something bigger in the works such as starting a war in Iran. They know damn well what an outcry it would cause if they dared to bring back the draft, so just as they look the other way when big business brings in aliens from Mexico and elsewhere to work at a cheaper wage, they can now wave something even bigger as an incentive CITIZENSHIP. Of course they will neglect to tell them they'll have to dodge bullets and IED's so they can live long enough to claim it.

    Labels: Bush, Iran, Iraq, pentagon

    posted by canuk at 3:13 p.m.
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    George Has A Merry Christmas While More Military Families Grieve

    While the little emperor turned King George laughed and partied with his murderous enablers from the corporate elite this holiday season, his illegal occupation of Iraq reached yet another new milestone. While he fiddles and Baghdad burns, the death-toll for men and women of the U.S. Military stationed in Iraq (some from their 3rd or 4th tour of duty) surpassed the deaths caused by 911. From CBS/AP:
    Seven more American soldiers were killed in Iraq, officials said Tuesday, pushing the U.S. military death toll to at least 2,978 — five more than the number killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. ****** The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks claimed 2,973 victims in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. Opponents of President Bush have criticized him for raising the attacks as a justification for the protracted fight in Iraq.How
    How this murderous thug can sleep at night is beyond me. Of course the definition of psychopathy described here most certainly comes to mind when reviewing Little George's actions throughout his entilife.Ae.
    A mnemonic that can be used to remember the criteria for antisocial personality disorder is CORRUPT: * C - cannot follow law * O - obligations ignored * R - remorselessness * R - recklessness * U - underhandedness * P - planning deficit * T - temper
    And to think he is now supposedly leaning towards increasing troop strength is terrifying in its' potential consequences. Despite the opposition of his joint chiefs of staff and his top commander in the Middle East, General Abizaidaid, from whom he claims to ALWAYS seek advice from. Even his former Secretary of State Colin Powell, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Sunday CBS'sS's "Face the Nation" that an attempt this summer to stabilize Baghdad by moving troops there from elsewhere in Iraq had not worked. "I am not persuaded that another surge of troops into Baghdad for the purposes of suppressing this communitarian violence, this civil war, will work" . Yet George "The Decider" continues to follow his own bull-headed agenda propped up by Darth Cheney and the rest of the PNAC cabal whose members include the who's who in tneoconcon movement: RichaArmitageage, William J. BennetJebJeb Bush, Ellen Bork (the daughter of Robert Bork), Dick CheneZalmaymKhalilzadzad, Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Richard Perle, the former U.S. Secretary of Defense DonaRumsfeldeld, and PaWolfowitzitz.

    Labels: 911, Bush, Cheney, Iraq, Terrorism

    posted by canuk at 12:15 p.m.
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    Friday, December 22, 2006

    Bush In Trouble - Ramp Up The Fear Factor

    The Emperor turned King turned Dictator is once again in deep crap. Even with polls showing him reaching an all time low in support for his occupation of Iraq, he seems to still show his well-known stubbornness about doing things his way. To hell with advice from the Generals on the ground saying otherwise, he is now determined to increase US forces by 30 to 50 thousand. Where he plans on finding these troops is anyone's guess. And then of course the is also the rumblings of an attack on Iran. So as usual, he uses his over-played fear card. Take a look: December 1st from Fox News:
    The government warned on Thursday of a possible Internet attack on U.S. stock market and banking Web sites from a radical Muslim group, but officials said the threat was unconfirmed and seemed to pose no immediate danger....Another government official said the threat had appeared on a Web site that called for Muslims to destroy American economic sites. The attacks were to be retaliation for the holding of Muslims at the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, which houses prisoners accused of ties to terrorist groups.
    December 21st From ABC News:
    British intelligence and law enforcement officials have passed on a grim assessment to their U.S. counterparts, "It will be a miracle if there isn't a terror attack over the holidays in London," a senior American law enforcement official tells ABCNews.com..... and of course Officials said they could not cite any specific date or target but said al Qaeda had planned previous operations during the Christmas holidays that had been disrupted.
    December 21st From Reuters:
    The approach of the year-end holidays has raised general concerns about a possible attack in Europe, but there is no evidence of anything specific or imminent, U.S. officials said on Thursday.....A number of media reports in recent weeks have suggested increasing dangers of an attack in Europe.
    December 22nd (Australia time) from The Globe & Mail:
    The Australian government has information that possible terrorist attacks are being planned around Christmas in Indonesia, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said Friday.....And once againMr. Downer offered no details of any potential attacks but said Australians should heed government warnings to reconsider nonessential travel to the world's most populous Muslim country.
    All this is taking place at the same time the drumbeat towards an attack on Iran. Read on.....

    Labels: Bush, Europe, Iran, Terrorism, U.S.

    posted by canuk at 11:52 a.m.
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    Say Good-bye To Canada, Mexico And Their Sovereignity Part 2

    Yesterday, we explained here how the planning has been in place for years by the corporate elite and globalists to destroy three sovereign countries. Robert Pastor, a vice chairman of the CFR task force that created this monster even went so far as to release on report as a book Toward a North American Community: Lessons from the Old World for the New penned under his name. Vive le Canada.ca has written up a complete timeline of the events leading up to this point here. One of the latest entries is dated September 13, 2006:
    A Maclean's article on integration notes that according to Ron Covais, the president of the Americas for defence giant Lockheed Martin, a former Pentagon adviser to Dick Cheney, and one of the architects of North American integration, the political will to make deep integration of the continent happen will last only for "less than two years". According to the article, to make sure that the establishment of a North American Union will take place in that time, "The executives have boiled their priorities down to three: the Canadian CEOs are focusing on 'border crossing facilitation,' the Americans have taken on 'regulatory convergence,' and the Mexicans are looking at 'energy integration' in everything from electrical grids to the locating of liquid natural gas terminals. They plan to present recommendations to the ministers in October. This is how the future of North America now promises to be written: not in a sweeping trade agreement on which elections will turn, but by the accretion of hundreds of incremental changes implemented by executive agencies, bureaucracies and regulators.
    Funny how Dick Cheney's name surfaces yet again in something sinister. Well equally as sinister and downright guaranteed to raise your hackles is this latest headline North American Union leader says merger just crisis away from The Canadian Action Party:
    Robert Pastor, a leading intellectual force in the move to create an EU-style North American Community, told WND he believes a new 9/11 crisis could be the catalyst to merge the U.S., Mexico and Canada. **** "The 9/11 crisis made Canada and the United States redefine the protection of their borders," Pastor explained. "The debt crisis in Mexico forced the government to adapt a new economic model. The crises oblige the governments to make difficult decisions."
    How convenient is it that this comes out at the same time there is an escalating deployment of warships and aircraft into the Persian Gulf and the Eastern Mediterranean region. It also seems quite convenient that some banks have pallets of the new currency Amero locked up in their vaults. I came across quite an interesting article in americanfreepress.net
    El Presidente Bush and his amigo Vicente Fox are merging Social Security so that illegal fraudsters can loot the trust fund. While the CFR stooges in Washington export American jobs and our manufacturing foundation to potential foes worldwide, Fox is exporting Mexico’s problems—poverty, crime, drugs and disease—to his colony north of the border. ***** Bush and Fox are following globalist marching orders to erase the borders; eradicate the American middle class; abolish the Bill of Rights and eliminate even the pretense of constitutional government; to steal what little wealth and security you have left by replacing worthless federal reserve notes with Ameros—that will be worth even less—and to reduce the American people to serfs.
    As was stated here earlier, Robert Pastor, a vice chairman of the CFR task force that produced the report “Building a North American Union.” has chosen the name "Amero", saying "It will replace the U.S. dollar, the Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso." I would urge you to read more about this at America Free Press, Canadian Action Party, and Vive le Canada. And remember, this is not tin-foil hat wing-nuttery. This has been in the works for many, many years, as far back as 1921 when The Council on Foreign Relations was founded by Edward Mandell House. The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) , says it will give you “a safer and more prosperous North America” with “freedom, economic opportunity, and strong democratic institutions.” Hey isn't that the same thing they promised Iraq? We all see how that is turning out. What we have here is a blueprint to drive the last nail into what once was THREE sovereign countries. As AFP called it so well - It is NAFTA on steroids.

    Labels: Amero, Bush, Canada, Cheney, North American Union

    posted by canuk at 9:42 a.m.
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    Thursday, December 14, 2006

    While The King Fiddles - Bagdad Burns

    Or perhaps it should be while he plays the guitar as he did during Katrina. Yet another atrocity took place overnight, while George has his magical mystery listening tour about Iraq. The Associated Press reports this morning that gunmen posing as Iraqi police pulled off a second mass kidnapping
    The attackers drove up to the busy al-Sanak area in about 10 sport utility vehicles and began rounding up shop owners and bystanders. Two police officers said 50 to 70 people were abducted. The al-Sanak area — one of the capital's main commercial districts — holds stores selling auto spare parts, agricultural equipment and the small power generators that are ubiquitous in Baghdad due to severe power shortages. Read on....
    Of course as usual no matter what happens over there, whether it is hundreds of injuries or death to members of the U.S. Service Men and Women or innocent Iraqi citizens, all is fine according to this corrupt regime in the WH.
    Michael Penn -- Walter Reed
    So George (being the puppet that he is), will ignore the ISG report (except for the name) and continue to do things his way while Darth Vader Cheney pulls the strings and Iraq continues its' downward spiral to the depths of hell.

    Labels: Bush, Cheney, Iraq

    posted by canuk at 9:32 a.m.
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