Is Moron Opening Himself Up for More Charges of Being a Moron??

[Starpass]

That boy ain't bright, is he??? One of the criticisms that have been ringing out about Bush and his con-men administration is that they know nothing about other peoples and, thus, make really stupid assumptions regarding the behaviors of other nations. They have been slammed in the Iraq situation because of their immature view (from watching too many goddamn WWII war movies) that the Iraqis would greet us with flowers, have a copy of our democratic government in a year, etc. Well, then the boy goes and does it again!!!

Now the pronouncments from him and his administration (as you've all heard) is that with the toasting of the two bros the violence will greatly dwindle and cease in Iraq. That is so "not" common sense that it's laughable. First, every terrorist group in the middle east now sees Iraq as their Disney World---go and bag a solider boy (or two or three) a day. Secondly, the Saddam clowns are simply one part of the internal fighting, biting, kicking and killing (as has gone on since there were people in the region a zillion years ago) in order to claim power. They all are deadly suspicious of anybody who "ain't kin". Thus, this assinine prediction will blow up in this fool's face just like all his other stupid predictions....no if's, and's or but's...it's just plain doomed to blow back. And, of course, the folks over in Iraq are well on their way in the last couple days to prove the point. So, do I think Bush should be impeached??---damn right--and the charge should be "rank stupidity of the most dangerous sort". Isn't there anyone in that White House who can at least gag the stupid mouth???

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. I don't think it's stupidity

I think it's arrogance. Bush cares only about Bush, and so thinks that NO ONE ELSE matters. And he should be impeached now for the lies and the usurping of major portions of the Constitution.

[Starpass]

2. There was a great piece in current issue of Time

Op ed by Joe Klein. And it was on this subject. I wish I had it in front of me but probably could be seen at their website. It talks about how Bush has a preconceived concept, lets people fill him full of bullshit that supports his concept, and labels him as basically too lazy and unintellectual and incurious to ever sit down and really know what the fuck he's doing. In a word, Georgie is clueless in regards to everything from Iraq to the reality of his taxbreaks. Bascially he was saying that the man's mind is limited and his self-centered arrogance abounds.

[tnlefty]

4. not nearly curious enough George

I don't know if you saw the WorldLinkTV program, Bridge to Baghdad, that aired prior to this invasion/slaughter, but the program had a group of young people in NYC and another in Baghdad talking. Needless to say that during that program the topic of invasion, etc. became dicey but the Iraqi youths were congenial. I saw most of the follow up program earlier this week and those folks are angry and when one nitwit white male kept trying to defend * I thought that one of the females would have loved to be able to smack him! Educated Iraqis are angry, the young and old are angry, so that bushit about "deadenders" is crap.

It amazed me from the beginning that someone who had the wealth to travel didn't take advantage of those opportunites and I think he is arrogant, ignorant and the world is paying a high price for these traits along with his greed.

[Cocoa]

5. that attitude shines through

every time he talks.

He gets a question about the quality of intelligence, and he totally sidesteps it and talks about how he's "certain Saddam was a threat." He doesn't say how he's certain, and it doesn't seem to have anything to do with intelligence, so to speak.

He gets a question about justice for the British prisoners at Gitmo, and he talks about how he's "certain they're bad people." Well, what the fuck kind of answer is that? If he's capable of saying something like that, in that context, then the boy should not be in any kind of position of power.

[CWebster]

3. Here's a good one

Bush was in the region today pandering to single mothersin Philadelphia how his tax cut was going to make their lives so much "gooder". Repeated it twice.

;-)