Bush Supporters For Terror

[lavendertook]

No, I'm not in the mood to appeal to an oppositional audience.

I just listened to an interview today with Sy Hersh and if, like me, you don't have time to read his book at least read a couple of excerpts from it. It makes clear that Rumsfeld is responsible for Abu Ghraib, but will enough Americans care? Does anyone give a damn about the people still being held at Guantanamo all this time?

A vote for Bush is a vote for Abu Ghraib.

A vote for Bush is a vote for a total disregard for human rights.

A vote for Bush is a vote for another terror strike on the US, for what can be the response to the inhumanity this administration has perpetrated, but a like response? If we don't stop this barbaric behavior by voting out this administration in November, who will?

Yeah, I know; tell us how you really feel, Lavender.

And this is a really good essay on how Bush has tapped into the tunnel vision of the American dream, though the author doesn't define the essay as such. Thanks to anneheart for the link.

OK, back to dissertation work.

Comments

[anneheart.livejournal.com]

Mark is a great guy and a sweetheart and I adore him. He also writes occassional reviews for Pop Matters. We met at UConn - we both worked at the paper (he did a comic strip, I did reporting and editing) and we knew some people in common from the SFS.

TC is a great site, too. More people should read it.

[lavendertook.livejournal.com]

Is he Bonedaddy, who you mention a lot?

[anneheart.livejournal.com]

Yes, Mark = Bonedaddy. I'm not sure where he got the name (Bonedaddy; his parents named him Mark). I really need to visit him soon. His wife (Mrs. Bonedaddy) is horribly allergic to cats, but a very nice woman. I need to get some more books to send their daughters .... I feel another trip to the Book Barn coming on.

[lavendertook.livejournal.com]

The books are beckoning YOU!!!!! (-: