Archive for March, 2006

Stop Bush - Anti Bush : Bush Power In Question

It appears the president Bush once again cited his constitutional authority to bypass the law under certain circumstances ( just do what you want George, eh ? )

For example, after The New York Times reported last year that Bush had authorized the military to conduct electronic surveillance of Americans’ international phone calls and e-mails without obtaining warrants, as required by law, the president said his wartime powers gave him the right to ignore the warrant law…

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Stop Bush - Anti Bush : Concerns About Iraq Coverage

In the last days, President Bush’s claim that the media are undermining support for war in Iraq.Majority of people Feel Iraq Coverage Is Flawed: the opinions ran the gamut, but the vast majority believed the media were biased in their Iraq coverage.

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Stop Bush - Anti Bush : The Soldiers March

The soldiers march / on the bodies of the citizens / fighting against the stench / singing / freedom is beautiful!

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Stop Bush - Anti Bush : Good Morning And A Breakfast: The Endless War

Today I awoke something tired.I’m having breakfast in bed and reading the news.Again this crazy world endless war…

Within the framework of a new bloody day in Iraq (a devastating attack against the policia with a balance of 32 died), British and North American forces managed to release to three Christian activists yesterday who have been kidnapped by Islamic radical groups for four months. There were many attacks, deadliest it happened in the center of bagdad against an antiterrorist unit and caused 32 deads, ten of them were policeman… In the evening, five iraquies, among them a police man, died and other 22 were wounded. In other incidents, four policias died, three of them, carbonized, in the interior of the vehicle in which they traveled, that was target of a suicidal attack in Bagdad.

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Stop Bush - Anti Bush : George W. Bush Assuming A New Strategy

March 21, 2006 — The president is assuming a new strategy: He’s fielding unscreened questions from the audience after speeches, much like he did Monday when he spoke at the City Club in Cleveland.The questions are not always friendly and vary in topic, but White House aides think it will make Bush appear in touch with America.

He ducked an invitation from the Cleveland Hungarian community for an event in October, and fielded questions about terrorism, the apocalypse, and about how to deal with ally nations like Pakistan that have been known to harbor terrorists. This is part of the administration’s campaign to recapture waning public support.

“It’s one of the essential principles of effective public communication. Nobody is a better advocate than yourself,” said Allan Meyer, a communications expert and managing director and head of the entertainment division of Sitrick & Co.

A White House aide said this showed that the president was diving into the tough stuff, as he did with a hardball question about whether or not he would consider a no-first-use policy in terms of nuclear weapons.

“I’ll take your words to heart and think about it,” Bush responded. “Thank you. No commitment standing right here, of course.”
Bush will participate in another question-and-answer session Wednesday. The new approach is part of what ABC News’ Chief Washington Correspondent George Stephanopoulos said is an initiative to regain Americans’ faith in the president’s credibility and confidence that he is up to the job — both of which have significantly eroded since the Hurricane Katrina debacle.
“He can show he’s up to the job, and he can level a bit more with the American people,” Stephanopoulos said.

Much like talk-show psychologist Dr. Phil, Bush is using confrontation to get attention. Confrontation gets Dr. Phil viewers, and hopefully it will get Bush coverage, Stephanopoulos said. More importantly, it is setting the stage for people to understand the philosophy behind the war in Iraq, so if and when the conditions begin to improve, people will understand the rationale for staying the course.

The administration is laying “the groundwork for the country to see that progress as it develops,” Stephanopoulos said. “Then, of course, if that progress doesn’t come, then nothing will help the public.”

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Stop Bush - Anti Bush : HELLO WORLD! WELCOME TO ANTI-BUSH BLOG

Hello World, Welcome to ANTI-BUSH international BLOG:

My name is John and i’ve started writing this blog to share with you my public deception with the big killer president of the United States: George W. Bush, a man who only is interested in deal with the war and the hungry of the people of the war.
We must be united to fight against this crazy ideas consecuences.

SAY STOP BUSH, NO MORE BUSH, FUCK BUSH, ABORT BUSH NOW!!!

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