> >> They won 2 elections, Bill. > >> > > > > 2 non-choice, i.e. rigged, elections.
> No, nope. I think you have to give them the 2nd one. True, > they used their buddy to jump out of the TV screen and go "Booga! > Booga!" the week before election, and they EEEEK!ed about those "nasty homos", but if > people are stupid enough to fall for that, then we get what > we deserve. > They won it "fair and square" using dirty tricks, but dirty > tricks are always a part of politics. That was a reference to the non-choice voters had regarding that war. It was going to go on regardless of who was elected. That was the rigged part. Not easy to see due to the way it was framed by our information supply throughout. Somewhat separately, regarding my motivation for carrying on this fight with the gang who delivered us that war: it's the insanity of it all. I'm both apologizing and explaining here. Years ago, I dealt with the rage and insanity that war begets. It took a long time and a lot of effort to put out the fires and reconcile that state of mind. Now, years later, those feelings (of rage) want to come back and I wouldn't let them. This hinders my ability to convey the horror of it all, because to really, properly describe it, one has to feel it, and I just wouldn't go there. What I can say is this: details of the killing of tens of thousands of innocent civilians went almost completely unreported, so all of that escaped any kind of sanity check. But now, lately, we're hearing about murders and rapes and the behavior of some soldiers who have been reduced to animals. People are aghast, unbelieving that our soldiers could possibly behave that way, so what's happening is they are being called a few rotten eggs. They'll be tried, convicted and put in jail, and our information supply will declare that "justice has been served". Wrong answer! Justice will not be served until the people who caused that war to happen are put on trial for what they've done. It was they who put our soldiers into that nightmare, where people do things they wouldn't do in a sane environment. I'm not saying all soldiers break, but I am saying that those exposed to ongoing combat with an enemy they can't identify are under extreme duress, and when some do break, it's every bit as much the fault of those who sent them there as their own. Nixon never did go to jail with Calle, but that was because there was some semblance of justification for that war in the first place; this one was never anything but a blatant power-grab by people who wrongly got into positions of power and used that power for their own ends. I'm furious at them, and I betcha there is more than one soldier who feels the same way. Bill _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of this list: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profoxtech ** All postings, unless explicitly stated otherwise, are the opinions of the author, and do not constitute legal or medical advice. This statement is added to the messages for those lawyers who are too stupid to see the obvious.
