2008 Woodie Awards
Bush is a "warmonger"
America made a mistake in re-elecing the "oil baron with an agenda"
Ehren Fish
Issue date: 2/10/05 Section: Opinion
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"President Bush is the most corrupt and immoral President that we have had in American history." That was an "on the record" comment given by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. when asked about the President of this, our United States of America. We have made a horrible mistake in electing a warmongering oil baron with an agenda of his own to the White House.
Before his election as President, George W. Bush was responsible for significantly degrading conditions in his home state of Texas, and even before that he was responsible for driving multiple companies into the ground financially.
Bush was under suspicion from the U.S. Government because of a stock sale at a 200 percent profit which was made one week before Harken Energy, the company that G.W. was working for, announced a 23.2 million dollar loss, losing 60 percent of its value in the coming months.
The President, as the leader of this country, is supposed to have the well being of the American people in mind.
The American public is about the furthest thing from George W. Bush's mind. He had his own hidden agenda when he arrived in office, and it has only grown more nefarious over the last four years.
Evidence of Bush's real agenda started to become clearer to me after the horrible attacks of September 11, 2001.
We immediately commenced a manhunt for the notorious criminal Osama Bin Laden, and continually came up empty handed for some reason.
Becoming increasingly frustrated, Bush decided that he was going to shift the focus to a target that was easier to find and eliminate.
Suddenly the newspapers brought a second scapegoat for the attacks onto the American radar.
A name that we hadn't heard since the first Gulf War was in the paper once again. To whom do I refer?
I'm referring to the notorious dictator of Iraq, Saddam Hussein. When you need to switch targets in order to look tough to the rest of the world, why not target the man who tried to assassinate your father?
Before his election as President, George W. Bush was responsible for significantly degrading conditions in his home state of Texas, and even before that he was responsible for driving multiple companies into the ground financially.
Bush was under suspicion from the U.S. Government because of a stock sale at a 200 percent profit which was made one week before Harken Energy, the company that G.W. was working for, announced a 23.2 million dollar loss, losing 60 percent of its value in the coming months.
The President, as the leader of this country, is supposed to have the well being of the American people in mind.
The American public is about the furthest thing from George W. Bush's mind. He had his own hidden agenda when he arrived in office, and it has only grown more nefarious over the last four years.
Evidence of Bush's real agenda started to become clearer to me after the horrible attacks of September 11, 2001.
We immediately commenced a manhunt for the notorious criminal Osama Bin Laden, and continually came up empty handed for some reason.
Becoming increasingly frustrated, Bush decided that he was going to shift the focus to a target that was easier to find and eliminate.
Suddenly the newspapers brought a second scapegoat for the attacks onto the American radar.
A name that we hadn't heard since the first Gulf War was in the paper once again. To whom do I refer?
I'm referring to the notorious dictator of Iraq, Saddam Hussein. When you need to switch targets in order to look tough to the rest of the world, why not target the man who tried to assassinate your father?