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Centuries ago, when the American people rose up against the mismanagement of their colonies, it was because the English aristocracy had embarked on a half-baked, greed-motivated, and ruinously expensive war in the 1750s. And then tried to take the cost out of the hides of the colonists.
Now the American aristocracy, backed by the oil and financial cartels it owns, has embarked on another half-baked, greed-motivated, and ruinously expensive war: this time in Iraq. But this time it's different. They won't just take the cost of this war out of your hides; your kids and grandkids will be paying for it, too. The rightwads in America are too busy defending the criminals who've done this. They should be spending their time fighting for the ideals on which America was founded. Many of them, of course, are just money-grubbing sellouts. Its time for the rest of us to stand up and say that enough is enough.
An example of this horrible behavior has reared its ugly head recently. Bill O'Reilly, one of the better-known and most mentally unbalanced of the rightwad sellouts, latched on to one positive point issued in an eight-page memo from retired General Barry McCaffrey earlier this year about the Iraq debacle. Bill then took this point (that the Sunnis were growing stronger in their opposition to Al Qaeda in one province) to mean that "things are getting better," so we should just "let the end game play out." He even has the gall to call his puff piece "The Truth About Iraq" while admitting within the same article that he doesnt even know the truth. And yet, somehow, we're supposed to believe him. The obvious truth, which Bill of course never tells, is that McCaffrey says that the coalition forces will be exhausted in three years, but that the insurgency can go on much longer.
Rightwads must wake up. The Iraqi situation is not America's war and never has been. Those who want to perpetuate this war are using it only to perpetuate their own power. They are not righteous, courageous leaders. They are simply a bunch of horrible, hypocritical people. Stop betraying America. Start hating the real enemies: the old boy network, the oil men, and the special interests. If youre going to point fingers, dont point them at amorphous "liberals" like youre pawns of the new American rich. Point those fingers straight back at them.
It's time for the rightwads of this country to send a clear message that they will no longer support these traitors, but that they will fight for the ideals that America is supposed to stand for. It's also time that we shut these rightwads up. We must not allow them to dictate American policy or culture. Its time for the public to forget about Iraq and start their regime change at home.
It's also time for the media to stop being lap dogs for their advertisers, and to start reporting on the crimes that our enemies within have committed against us. It's time for the rightwads to stop betraying America.
Now the American aristocracy, backed by the oil and financial cartels it owns, has embarked on another half-baked, greed-motivated, and ruinously expensive war: this time in Iraq. But this time it's different. They won't just take the cost of this war out of your hides; your kids and grandkids will be paying for it, too. The rightwads in America are too busy defending the criminals who've done this. They should be spending their time fighting for the ideals on which America was founded. Many of them, of course, are just money-grubbing sellouts. Its time for the rest of us to stand up and say that enough is enough.
An example of this horrible behavior has reared its ugly head recently. Bill O'Reilly, one of the better-known and most mentally unbalanced of the rightwad sellouts, latched on to one positive point issued in an eight-page memo from retired General Barry McCaffrey earlier this year about the Iraq debacle. Bill then took this point (that the Sunnis were growing stronger in their opposition to Al Qaeda in one province) to mean that "things are getting better," so we should just "let the end game play out." He even has the gall to call his puff piece "The Truth About Iraq" while admitting within the same article that he doesnt even know the truth. And yet, somehow, we're supposed to believe him. The obvious truth, which Bill of course never tells, is that McCaffrey says that the coalition forces will be exhausted in three years, but that the insurgency can go on much longer.
Rightwads must wake up. The Iraqi situation is not America's war and never has been. Those who want to perpetuate this war are using it only to perpetuate their own power. They are not righteous, courageous leaders. They are simply a bunch of horrible, hypocritical people. Stop betraying America. Start hating the real enemies: the old boy network, the oil men, and the special interests. If youre going to point fingers, dont point them at amorphous "liberals" like youre pawns of the new American rich. Point those fingers straight back at them.
It's time for the rightwads of this country to send a clear message that they will no longer support these traitors, but that they will fight for the ideals that America is supposed to stand for. It's also time that we shut these rightwads up. We must not allow them to dictate American policy or culture. Its time for the public to forget about Iraq and start their regime change at home.
It's also time for the media to stop being lap dogs for their advertisers, and to start reporting on the crimes that our enemies within have committed against us. It's time for the rightwads to stop betraying America.
