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To: Molly T.

I think you are on to something. My tinfoil hat is hardened to take the heat. I have said for years that the world syndicates are getting larger in size and smaller in number. Since the syndicates control the money, it places the power in a smaller number of centers making it easier for the Royalty that runs them to control the masses. At election time, they play a game of political ping pong with the “foolish” peons. First a Repo, then a Rat. Next a Bush, then a Kennedy. How long before they give us George P. Bush, and then Chelsie Clinton?


13 posted on 02/24/2010 7:15:43 PM PST by ghostrider
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To: ghostrider

Tinfoil hats suit keyboard warriors well.

President G. W. Bush put everything on the line to defend this nation against terrorist attacks; and he and our wonderful men and women in our armed forces liberated millions of persons in Iraq. Bush succeeded despite everything that was concocted to destroy him, and to effectively destroy this nation in destroying him.

The Democrats did everything they could to attack and destroy Bush along with the U. S. Armed Forces, their fanaticism in this attempt bringing about gross neglect of a pending financial crisis in the nation.

Bush had the greatest rapport with the U. S. military men and women outside of Reagan and Eisenhower.

But let’s cut to the chase and focus on President Bush’s real sins: having a loving heart and having fear and love of God—unchanging and unyielding no matter how despicable and low those who attack him, and who will always attack him because this is a way they will never be (not that they couldn’t be if they ever genuinely wanted to be).


15 posted on 02/24/2010 7:52:36 PM PST by mtntop3
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