[cajungirl]

You are right. There is a war in this country now. These people took over the universities without a peep until it was to late. They took over the entire education system. They have taken over the government bureaucracy. They have taken over most of the churches. They are about 40% of the population. Now as we fight the most threatening war I can think of, they control most of the press and are undermining and trying to destroy our President. They are too smart to try to do the same to the military as that might rouse the sleeping giant in this country. It is truly scary, these days. I don't know who will win. I really don't.

[Rebelbase]

"These people took over the universities without a peep until it was to late."

And the infection is still growing. My son told me that *f__k Bush!* has become a standard chant for a large portion of the college bands he hears playing around campus.

[scan58]

"War between Capitalism and Communism is inevitable...in order to win we will need the element of surprise, but the Bourgeoisie will have to be put to sleep so we shall begin by launching the most spectacular peace movement on record.
There will be electrifying overtures and unheard of concessions... stupid and decadent (Capitalist countries), they will rejoice to cooperate in their own destruction."
-Demitri Manaillsky from the speech at the Lenin School of Political Warfare 1931

[At _War_With_Liberals]

That was some summary. Very well said. I will have to save it for future reference.

You forgot law enforcement, the lawyers, the courts, and the medical estabishment (1/6 of GNP).

We will lose unless there is a new movement elected to represent our interests. The mandate and campaign money of 2002 meant nothing to republicans. They sold us out.

The scariest part is that republicans are hiding what is going on from the base. Are they part of the problem? You bet. I, for one, have no representation that fights for my beliefs. Do you?

[Consort]

Yes, and with the help of disgrunlted conservatives who turned on Bush 41, the Dems under Clinton replenished the aging socialists throughout the bureaucracy and the courts with a new crop of career/lifetime appointed Liberals/Socialists. Those disgruntled conservatives may do the same with Bush 43 and help to elect another Democrat.