"Ex-Diplomats, Military Leaders Oppose Bush"

"Ex-Diplomats, Military Leaders Oppose Bush"

wow, this is getting pretty ugly.

 

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Yeah. Since Bush and his cronies are not beyond dirty tricks, for those who dig into the "news" rather than just slurp up the propaganda, I fear they may be planning something horrendous in an attempt to keep the white house. It might even happen next week in an attempt to block the data coming out of torture complicity at the highest levels. Maybe something even worse than 9/11.

 

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We see political posturing every day, it's usually just a bunch of guys speaking loudly.

I guess what surprised me this time is that, in this case, there are major political rivals actually agreeing on something. That is rare... really, REALLY, rare.

 

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No, this is ugly, "George W. Bush, the Best President money can buy!" :

Go to:

President George Bush
Enron Corp. $602,625
MBNA Corp. $597,041
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. $564,404
Pricewaterhouse Coopers $485,448
Vinson & Elkins $476,400
UBS AG Inc $474,300
Credit Suisse First Boston $473,650
Goldman Sachs Group $409,449
Bass Brothers Enterprises $397,427
Ernst & Young LLP $384,154
International Bank of
Commerce/Sanchez Cos. $384,075

Source: Center for Public Integrity . Based on contributions to Bush's gubernatorial, congressional presidential campaigns, gubernatorial inaugural committees, and recount fund through December 31, 2003.

 

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