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By: Concerned Citizen

Concerned Citizen — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 22:07:20 +0000

I read all the comments in every article
and all shown disgust for the Bush goverment (3 more years to go) BUT I do not see any
proposals to get organized and take back our
country before the GOP take us to hell.
I do not think the Democrats alone have the
guts to do it.

By: Just a Citizen

Just a Citizen — Thu, 29 Dec 2005 07:35:02 +0000

Unless the criminals currently infesting our governmental seats of power are stopped, they will succeed in undoing the greatest civic experiment of all time. What are the odds that the house of cards is about to collapse? Will they go quietly if it does? Worrisome.

I fear the hatred and divisiveness that I sense boiling beneath the surface of our national veneer. Will it be another civil war? Or perhaps a quiet and orderly succession of blue from red?

By: Robertson

Robertson — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 19:02:58 +0000

Addendum: Sorry I neglected to credit George Orwell for Animal Farm. After 7+ decades the short slips.

LoveUnderstanding

By: Robertson

Robertson — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 18:58:06 +0000

Remember Animal Farm? Ultimately the cunning, rather ruthless pigs ruled the more peaceful animals.

“God” help the rest of us. Of course there’s always “God helps those who help themselves” (though I now believe this was meant foremost in the spiritual sense).

Moral: Don’t be an animal.

LoveUnderstanding

By: Brenda Thornton

Brenda Thornton — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 17:20:18 +0000

This is no surprise to me.

After reading the philosophy of Leo Strauss, the Neocon Hero, I knew that most of these religious leaders and most of the Republicans who used them for their means were definitely NOT CHRISTIAN OR MORAL.

Strauss said that the politicos SHOULD NEVER EVER BE TRULY RELIGIOUS THEMSELVES, MORALS, ETHICS, AND STANDARDS WERE NEVER, EVER TO BE PERMITTED TO GET IN THE WAY OF ATTAINING WEALTH AND POWER.

They were, however, to ENCOURAGE RELIGIOSITY among the PEASANTS, SO THEY COULD BE CONTROLLED AND MANIPULATED BY IT.

Tell me that this is not what Bush, DeLay, Scanlon, Abramoff, Reed, Falwell, Robertson, Frist, and many of these politicos and so-called religious leaders have not done.