"Dear Dubya"... Drop Dead?
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"Dear Dubya"... Drop Dead?
"When you were a candidate, I called you a corporation running for the Presidency masquerading as a human being. In time you turned a metaphor into a reality. As a corporation, you express no remorse, no shame, no compassion and a resistance to admit anything other than that you have done nothing wrong."
- Ralph Nader, from 'The Country You Destroyed': A Letter To George W. Bush - LINK
- Ralph Nader, from 'The Country You Destroyed': A Letter To George W. Bush - LINK
Mr Nader,is obviously unaware that the Obama, DOJ made sure that Mr Bush was forgiven for his "sins", as the current President is committing the same "sins" and just doesn't want to be "interrupted" in doing so.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/obama-doj- ... ar/5346637
Let the "Blame Games" continue!:D
http://www.globalresearch.ca/obama-doj- ... ar/5346637
Let the "Blame Games" continue!:D
KARMA RULES
Those Who Can Make You Believe Absurdities, Can Make You Commit Atrocities': Voltaire
Those Who Can Make You Believe Absurdities, Can Make You Commit Atrocities': Voltaire
Nah, I think that Ralph was a force - at one time. I think his time has passed. As Doka noted, Obama gave 43 et al a pass and granted immunity. If Nader didn't know this - he should have. Either that's sloppy on his part, or he's just too biased, and it shows....
There you go man, keep as cool as you can. Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. And keep on thinking free. (Moody Blues)
I stil say that ever since the 1990s with Clinton, and the GOP going after him the way they did entirely changed the political landscape in this country. Does that excuse what Clinton did? Of course not, but at the same time, the GOP should have remembered the lesson about people living in glass houses. Now we've just sunk to the lowest common denominator.......
There you go man, keep as cool as you can. Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. And keep on thinking free. (Moody Blues)
kbot wrote: I stil say that ever since the 1990s with Clinton, and the GOP going after him the way they did entirely changed the political landscape in this country. Does that excuse what Clinton did? Of course not, but at the same time, the GOP should have remembered the lesson about people living in glass houses. Now we've just sunk to the lowest common denominator.......
Kbot,
I remember the five pm news coming on and the announcer said "if you have small children in the room I would caution you to turn this off or ask them to leave as the content is adult".
My point being either party would have run with that one - honestly can you imagine the Dems giving that a pass with a Republican Prez? No way.
They all know one another's dirty laundry and each party brings it our at what they consider their appropriate timing.
A man's character is his fate
I hear ya. Political parties would rather govern by soap opera than actually accomplish anything - both sides are equally guilty.
There you go man, keep as cool as you can. Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. And keep on thinking free. (Moody Blues)
Insomuch the man's looking at becoming a octogenarian next month, seems to me Ralph's earned the right to BE more than a bit biased, hasn't he?
Sure, he's one to readily rake Dubya over the coals, but it's not like no one with him on the Hard Left ISN'T already prone to doing that... yet in contrast to many if not most of those others bashing Bush ad infinitum, what IS quite novel about Nader is how he'll seldom pass up opportunities to dole out similar serious scorn for W's successor -!!
Sure, he's one to readily rake Dubya over the coals, but it's not like no one with him on the Hard Left ISN'T already prone to doing that... yet in contrast to many if not most of those others bashing Bush ad infinitum, what IS quite novel about Nader is how he'll seldom pass up opportunities to dole out similar serious scorn for W's successor -!!
- "He Says One Thing and Does Another": Ralph Nader Responds to Obama’s SOTU Address
Ralph Nader: 'Has There Been a Bigger Con Man in the White House Than Barack Obama?'
Ralph Nader Says Obama Is A 'War Criminal' Who Has Been 'More Aggressive' Than George W. Bush
Nader: Obama a 'corporatist under a liberal sheen'
In 2010, Ralph Nader called Obamacare a sellout to Big PhAMA and other healthcare giants, saying:
- It doesn’t “provide universal, comprehensive or affordable care to the American people. It shovels hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money (to predators that) created the problem.”
“It requires no contractual accountability or other benefits for people denied coverage under a pay-or-die system that’s the disgrace of the Western world.”
There’s no public option. Millions are left uninsured, millions more underinsured, and as poverty increases, so will their ranks exponentially.
“There’s (also) no free choice of doctor and hospital under this. There’s all kinds of exploit(ive provisions to let) health insurance (and drug) companies continue their ravenous ways over people who are (the) most vulnerable….when they’re sick or injured.”
kbot wrote: Nah, I think that Ralph was a force - at one time. I think his time has passed. As Doka noted, Obama gave 43 et al a pass and granted immunity. If Nader didn't know this - he should have. Either that's sloppy on his part, or he's just too biased, and it shows....
or... he is not biased at all, and you are just assuming he is because of party li(n)es. He is not dumb, what he said in his quote was 100% accurate. The fact that Obama is also a criminal does nothing to diminish this statement.
The heartbreaking necessity of lying about reality and the heartbreaking impossibility of lying about it.
― Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle
― Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle
Criminals in the White House? Fancy that. And Congress, well, we know what a great bunch THEY are eh!
It might be an oversimplification to say Washington is corrupt to the core... though not THAT much of one.
It might be an oversimplification to say Washington is corrupt to the core... though not THAT much of one.
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Is it not common practice for new prezzes to dismiss charges against former ones? Ford pardoned Nixon... any others?
This is how you keep the crime syndicate rolling.
This is how you keep the crime syndicate rolling.
The heartbreaking necessity of lying about reality and the heartbreaking impossibility of lying about it.
― Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle
― Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle