[snowsislander]

The irony of it is that he isn't even a really good foreign policy president. He openly supports the anti-American Law of the Sea Treaty, FTAA and other measures that give more of our sovereignty to global governance bodies. LOST effectively gives the UN tax and regulatory powers independent of our control.

While President Bush's position on "free" trade is not the same as mine, that does not change my estimation of his stature in foreign policy nor of his accomplishments. I think it likely that history will record President Bush as one of our great presidents.

As to LOST, well, I wish it get lost, and President Bush's support of it is a blemish on his record.

[ILurkedIRegisteredIPosted]

For me and many other libertarians and conservatives it is a major flaw. It is almost as bad as him lobbying for the ICC treaty. The point that you can't gloss over is that LOST takes the UN a bold step closer to being a real one-world government. That's not hyperbole, it gives part of the UN a real legal power to tax and regulate independently of the member states. You know as well as I do that within 10 years we'll be officially under the ICC and the UN will be marching hard and fast toward a one-world government.