I got a phone call right from Heaven, and Jesus is on the Line!!

[Raoul]

Run time: 06:20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_InwZrj4Ms   Posted on YouTube: July 30, 2010 By YouTube Member: raoul116 Views on YouTube: 3   Posted on DU: July 30, 2010 By DU Member: Raoul Views on DU: 790

 
The real reason for war in Afghanistan - but you already knew about it, right?

[Enthusiast]

1. I share your anger.

And I felt the same way about the Gulf War. But their argument for the Gulf War war convinced far more people than Dubya Bush's lame reasoning for the Iraq War. The American people have grown more gullible over time and the right wing propaganda delivery system more effective and blatant in their lies and exaggerations. Fucking pathetic.

[Raoul]

4. Simple reason for that

(1st)Gulf War war convinced far more people than Dubya Bush's lame reasoning for the Iraq War...

Alot of reasons for that - the biggest one is that many other countries allegedly joined in the attack without much protest.

[Plucketeer]

2. You got it!

We're SO *ucked. Grayson/Wiener in 2012!

[Raoul]

3. Good Ticket or

Bernie Sanders/Dennis Kucinich

[Plucketeer]

5. That works too!

:thumbsup:

[lobodons]

6. And boy is he pissed!!

WWJD? Definitely not be involved with war crimes.

[Raoul]

7. Amen!

But isn't amazing how they can spin everything including Him for their capitalist style agenda?

[Raoul]

8. About the song

As I briefly stated in the video, the song I sang was from Steven King's new book 'Under the Dome'. Without giving too much away, the plot is basically about a New England town of about 2,000 people who are trapped, suddenly, under a mysterious dome. It surrounds the entire town and nothing can get in or out.

But the secondcary plot surrounds the religious fundamentalists who run the entire town. They are totally corrupt and even guilty of numerous murders throughtout the book. King shows the complete, perverted hypocrisy of the religious right in this country and how they use the bible and even prayer to support their sick views on everything.

I think the book was a result of Steven King's observations during the past 8 or 10 years in our country. He'd finally had enough of it and his book reflects his frustration at the sheer hypocrisy of these religious freaks who are trying to take over our country.