I am the President!

by Karen on June 1, 2007

In case there’s any doubt regarding the sanity of our would-be boy king, take a gander at the display he recently put on for friends here in Texas (emphasis added):

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.

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.”

source: Dallas News

Our country’s destiny?!?! Be afraid world, be very afraid. The last time America had a destiny, it killed thousands if not millions, stole their property and put the survivors in holding pens called “reservations”. That destiny was accomplished with mere gunpowder. We’ve got nuclear warheads this time.

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EvilPoet June 1, 2007 at 1:38 pm

The indications were always there.

The Smirk: “Long before he led our nation into war, George W. Bush exhibited an appetite for destruction. As a child, Bush inserted firecrackers into the bodies of frogs, lighting the fuses and blowing the creatures up. As president of his fraternity at Yale, he used a branding iron to maim young pledges. As governor of Texas, he was observed smirking over the executions of death-row inmates, many of whom were later found to have received inadequate legal protection. Bush’s tendencies toward sadism now play out on a bigger stage, with more resounding results. He orders bombings in Baghdad and proudly shows off the horrifying photographs of the bodies of Saddam’s sons, almost daring the world to look away. He gets an even larger audience for the video footage of Saddam Hussein’s humiliation in captivity, then demonstrates a very personal sense of triumph at his capture and glee at the prospect of his executions. Closer to home, the self-proclaimed “master of low expectations” behaves more like a master of dashed expectations, raising voters’ hopes that he will demonstrate the compassionate side of his advertised brand of conservatism, then silencing them with righteous indignation when he repeatedly refuses to make good on his promises.”

Source: Bush on the Couch: Inside The Mind Of The President

Honjii June 2, 2007 at 4:03 pm

You are so right on. Please join me (as one of his employers) in firing Bush.

Honjii

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