Visions of danger for * co. as he travels in the ME

[Quakerfriend]

Is anyone else sensing that there will be an attempt on his life?

I'm feeling this very strongly...Perhaps, because there is so much hatred of him. I don't know.

[BlueIris]

1. Woah. And no, but I *have* been feeling VERY irritable today and yesterday.

I was chocking it up to the interminable cultural PMS that seems to go along with this Mars Retro, actual PMS, the ignorant fuckwads using this site to get off on abusing John Kerry and his contributions, my abusive roommates, my abusive family members, paranoia and lack of sleep. Plus we've had an earthquake AND a tornado here (I have geopathic sensitivity).

...but the truth is, I've been wondering why I've been feeling this bad. A potential threat on the life of Bush might be an explanation.

[PinkTiger]

2. I've had a horrible week, myself.

I'm amazed at the amount of unhappiness and bad things.
One of our students committed suicide this week, a professor died in his sleep (at 54!) unexpectedly, and today my boss yelled at me and said horrible things, all because the secretary didn't show up all week and I needed to get my contract (for extra classes) signed.
I'm exhausted.
I wouldn't be surprised if Bush is in danger; today I wondered myself, what did he think he was doing?
Walking in Jesus' steps, my eye.

[Quakerfriend]

4. OMG! That's crazy stuff. Don't you just want to stay at home?!

When really bad stuff like that happens I feel so vulnerable. I just want to hunker down and stay safe.

I too had the same thought: "What on earth was he thinking."

Then I saw the news clips with the angry mobs protesting his visit and, I just had a really bad feeling.

[BlueIris]

6. As for the question of "what does he think he's doing?" He doesn't *do* anything.

He does what he's told. He doesn't tie his shoes (or snort his coke) without permission.

Someone set this up.

We had predictions here two years ago which implied something like this might happen in '06. I was surprised when it didn't. Hopefully, we can avoid the worst case scenario transpiring at this point in time, too.

[glowing]

11. Wow... sounds like the week I've had...

[Hellenic_Pagan]

42. Yeah, when I heard "walking in Jesus' steps"

I thought that meant he had been killed or something! I did a total double take to the television and almost choked on my lunch!

Anyone who is seeking to "create peace" during a period of Retrograde Mars is INSANE!

I mean, what the heck is Bush thinking anyways? You sure aren't gonna solve a millenia-old problem during a Retrograde Mars AND Retrograde Saturn period!!!!

[Quakerfriend]

3. So sorry, BlueIris- Sounds like you've had quite a load

dumped on you!! Hope it clears soon!

[Hellenic_Pagan]

41. Retrograde Mars has been a bitch...

I think that is because it is not only Retrograde, but it was also at its closest to Earth until 2018 or whatever...

Anyways, the energy and vibes of Ares are WAY too strong in our country right now! I can't wait for Mars Direct and some more Venusian vibes!

[BlueIris]

47. Yes, yes it has.

[rumpel]

5. the moment I heard about the "extensive trips" all over the place

I thought, this guy is just using his last moments in this position to secure something for his future - whatever it is, on taxpayer dollars.
I think the possibility is there, but I don't think they will succeed.

Personally, I hope they don't succeed, the worst thing that can happen to this country is * to be a martyr at this time.

[stellanoir]

7. Well he hasn't exactly encouraged a lot of warm and fuzzy feelings over there.

I have heard that he goes NOWHERE without a 1000 person security team.

No one but a disgruntled turncoat could ever get to him. He brings his own chefs and doesn't even leave his bodily wastes in the places he visits.

All on our dime and to assuage his possibly in part warranted paranoia.

Isn't that special. . .?

[PinkTiger]

8. Doesn't leave his bodily wastes???? What?

What is that about,anyway? Is he afraid of sabotage? LOL

[stellanoir]

9. If he's medicated or drinking, he doesn't want anyone finding out about it.

Charming isn't it. . .?

His self importance and obsessive proclivity for secrecy is rather telling and quite revealing in itself.

I still have to belief that the truth will come out in the end.

Silly me.

[Hellenic_Pagan]

43. I can't remember right now - but I think

that Hitler did the same thing with his bodily waste...

But I am not at home where I have my library available, so I can't check that... but I am most positive that one of the Nazi leaders was so crazy and paranoid he had people handle his waste so that it wouldn't get in the hands of the "Soviet" or "American" enemies.

Too weird - but not unexpected for Bush-o.

[Generic Brad]

27. It's just another way of saying he doesn't give a shit

Sorry. I could not stop myself from blurting that out for a moment there.

[Cleita]

36. ROFLMAO!

:rofl: I needed that moment of hilarity. Thanks!

[LiberalEsto]

12. The Presidential Pooper-Scooper

What a job description!

:rofl:

[stellanoir]

18. Ughhhhh

Bad inadvertent pun: Inasmuch as I loathe waste in government, that guy ought to be really well paid.

They've probably designed form fitting plastic bags for the toilets and/or urinals on our dime for him though. But I can't imagine him handling it or dealing with it's transportation back to the undisclosed septic system.

:puke:

Talk about a toxic waste dump.

This is the first time I've ever been inspired to use the puke smilie in all these years.

[rosesaylavee]

26. Waste in government...

another pun. Thanks for that!

[Hellenic_Pagan]

44. Thanks for the best laugh of my night!!! n/t

[LiberalEsto]

46. Hey, when doody calls... nt

[Manifestor_of_Light]

51. Known in England as the Groom of the Stool.

Yes, there used to be a guy who inspected the King's bodily wastes on THAT throne, not the public one. :rofl:

[mother earth]

13. Wow, where did you hear that info, Stella. If true, it can certainly

be for no other reason than to hide evidence of his addiction.

[rumpel]

15. this story came out, I think

when he went to China or one of those summits.

[mother earth]

16. Thanks, rumpel, I never heard that one, lol. Very revealing.

[stellanoir]

17. I heard about how his chefs were a total affront to the Queen of England

and in totally poor taste. That was if memory serves, in Nov. '03 when there were so many protesters in the London streets that he had to take a chopper from Heathrow to Buckingham Palace and he trashed the Queen's 100 year old rose gardens with his chopper.

Such a class act.

I heard about the bodily wastes later on another European trip.

And yes, it's the only possible reason that I can fathom that he would even be remotely concerned about it.

Do you remember in '04 he was scheduled for a routine check up in the summer and he delayed it until after the election ?

There was a lot of speculation at the time that the delay was because he was heavily medicated in the run up to the election.

[crikkett]

20. thats right we can't have them tested for meds or anything

FWIW russians and americans used to spy on each other this way.

[I Have A Dream]

22. Can you imagine how protected he's going to have to be...

for the rest of his life? I don't think leaving office will stop anyone who's after him because of the death and destruction that he has wrought over the last 7+ years. I would never again feel safe if I were a family member of his.

:(

[MorningGlow]

24. Hence the Bush family purchase of several million acres in Panama

Just waiting for when they have to hightail it out of the States. The last refuge of scoundrels and proponents of genocide...

[I Have A Dream]

25. Yes, I had thought the same thing. Any family member who stays around...

is at risk, I'd think.

[stellanoir]

29. Not to be a stickler but wasn't it Paraguay ?

[MorningGlow]

31. D'OH! Yes, of course

Thanks, Stella. I knew it was one of those Central or South American "P" countries. Lucky I didn't say Peru. :eyes:

[stellanoir]

32. You might have invoked a Mayan curse by the mere mention of that possibility or something.

Did you know that after WWII many refugees from Eastern European emigrated to South America?

My son's paternal grandfather was one of them. His family had been involved in the Polish resistance and his father had been interned by the Nazi's for having done so.

Anyway, the interesting thing is that in the following generations there were great controversies when children and grandchildren of Nazi's started dating and marrying the kids and grandkids of those whom the the Nazi's had interned.

[MorningGlow]

34. Oh dear I can just see them now, vibrating in their other dimension

Saying "We wouldn't allow no Nazis--or Bushes--or, wait, isn't that the same thing?--around here!"
:rofl:

I didn't know that about the later generations of both sides. That's fascinating, Stella.

[Cleita]

37. The American mining company my dad worked for in Chile hired

some of those former Nazis as engineers. They tried to claim they weren't Nazis or that they were Swiss, but many of the American WWII veterans outted them. I remember there were heated times in the mining camp back then with fisticuffs a regular occurrence on Saturday night after a few drinks. Some on both sides of the war lost their jobs over these incidents. I often played with their kids though as did other American and Chilean kids so we grew up with a different attitude towards the second generation.

[stellanoir]

39. Thanks cleita

very heart warming and nice story.

To borrow a phrase. " The kids are all right."

That was what I got upon hearing of their second and third generational healing as well.

Hope it's true for all in the years to come.

Silly me.

[liberalnurse]

23. Excellent idea came to mind with that mental vision.

I can see it now, *bush doing TV-commercials for Adult Depends" under garments....or even "Pull-Up" because he's a big-kid now ya know...

[BlueIris]

10. Um...you guys?

I've been trying to white light him. It's working about as well as it usually does. If anyone else wants to help, or ask Spirit to protect him for the highest good of all, that might be...a productive idea.

[mother earth]

14. I too had a dream about the prez not making thru this final term.

It awoke me as it was so intense. It's hard to tell with dreams if it is some kind of precognition, or if it is just a glimmer of change to come, signified by death in the dream. Dreams of death are also dreams of an end to a situation, or a new beginning. Hard to know the difference. :shrug:

[DemExpat]

19. When I saw the news clip of Laura hugging him and holding on to him

right before he walked to board the plane I had a sad jolt of fear that she might lose him.

Never had that sense with them before!

DemEx

[MorningGlow]

21. I must admit it crossed my mind

Less a logical thought, more a bolt out of the blue, which is how I know it to be a real Possibility--that's how I get my psychic flashes. However, I got the sense that that's all it was--a possibility--not a likely outcome--like the perps were toying with the idea and then went "Nah..."

[PinkTiger]

28. I don't think he is in danger.

I don't sense it at all.
However, I think something is brewing of a more sinister type - they are trying to start a war with Iran and I don't believe a word of that altercation with the Iranian boats in the Persian Gulf. It sounds a bit too much like "remember the Maine" to me.

[stellanoir]

30. Me neither

Do you remember seeing the thickness of the armor on his limo during his second inauguration ? Will Pitt aptly described it as looking like a "bowling ball rolling down Pennsylvania Avenue." When I was relating that story to a dear friend I was speaking very quickly and in one of my better verbal faux pas ever I said "during his second ignore your nation." LOL

I don't believe the thing about the alleged Iranian incident anymore than I believe the IED's in Iraq are coming in from Iran especially given the ammo stashes that we didn't bother to secure which got looted in their entirety.

I've noticed that IED claim is being floated in the media again so Cheney's probably itching for yet another war again. Still I don't think it's gonna happen because I don't think the Joint Chiefs will go for it given how stretched, over extended our military is.

May cooler heads prevail.

on edit- Whoops I guess it's just not Cheney

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x3137385

more bologna

[Cleita]

38. It's very close to the Gulf of Tonkin incident to make me wonder

what is wrong with them. Don't they know we would remember?

[Why Syzygy]

33. When I heard ..

I had a sinking feeling. But it was for Iran. I think * knows how to take care of himself (or pay someone else to do it). It's the rest of the world that has something to fear.

[Cleita]

35. Many would like to have a wack at him and you are tuning

into their thoughts, however, there is very little opportunity to hurt him. He's that well protected. If it happens it would be a million to one situation and it would have to be someone who is very close to him or someone who is not regarded as a threat to him.

[Hellenic_Pagan]

40. That's weird...

I felt this way too... and not just about Bush, but about Cheney too.

I have been having some weird dreams lately, and I hope that they don't come true. (I hope they are just anxiety dreams over the situation in the US lately, and nothing more).

I just joined tonight, but I am glad to see you guys and your posts here!

[BlueIris]

45. Awww, welcome to DU!

We like our little community here.

Cheney IS in trouble—I'm thinking that after this ridiculous attempt to get at Iran goes south (again) he's going to resign (or possibly "succumb" to health issues). Not (not) that I want anything bad to happen to VP Cheney anyone who might be reading this.

[PinkTiger]

48. LOL Blue Iris the ENFORCER. LOL

OK, I'll white light the little bastard, if you think it will help. I'll even white light Cheney and their wives and children and dogs and cats. But I draw the line at doing more.
If any of these people had a clue about how the rest of us have to live, it would make me feel better. But when I think about Bushco and his bowling ball limo and Cheney and his "undisclosed locations," I want to barf.
Of course it is Monday night of the first day back at the University,and I'm in none too good a mood.
Carry on.......

[japple]

49. Welcome, Hellenic_Pagan. This is a nice place to hang

out, with a superlative group of souls. It's the first place I come to when I sign on to DU.

:hi: Make yourself at home. :donut:

[southerncrone]

50. I really hope not, cuz then we'd have Cheney & he'd never let go of the office!

[cliss]

52. Hi, Quaker and thanks for posting.

Well it's now Sunday and Bush obviously returned without any incident. Other than his little trip was a complete waste of time and a useless distraction from the domestic problems.
Oh well.
It doesn't mean he's out of danger.

Don't forget Tecumseh's curse. Bush has another year to go, and a lot of things can happen between now & then.

Especially when things start to become really volatile, when it becomes crystal clear Bush & Cheney together have endangered our economy there will be an entire country out to get their hides, not to speak of the rest of the world.

I'll do some focusing on Bush in the coming year and see what comes up.
Would you like to try as well?
We can compare notes, say in a few days.
I'll let you know what if anything surfaces.

[Why Syzygy]

53. I think he is looking

sicker and paler. His residency has aged a lot of us.