What is Bush going to do now?

[PsiKik]

Bush now believes he has a mandate to continue his agenda.
He does not care much for the opinion of other nations or indeed even people with dissenting views in the US. What do you think will happen?

Attack Iran?
Re start the middle east peace process or just more of the same?
Continue to do nothing about climate change?
Continue to do nothing about alternate forms of energy( oil runs out in 50 years +/-)

[Groty]

I wish that I had the time to research all of the information here: http://www.opensecrets.org/presidential/sector.asp?id=N00008072&cycle=2004

Then I think I would have a better idea.

[KentOhio]

My thoughts on what Bush willl do:
Disarm Iran
Disarm N. Korea
Push his Mid-east peace plan
Have Roe v. Wade overturned
Drill Alaska for oil
Reduce affirmative action
End 527 groups
Try his Defense of Marriage Act again
And, this is a long shot, but, disband the UN, or make it only for democracies.

Music to my ears.

[Vagabond]

And, this is a long shot, but, disband the UN, or make it only for democracies.

Music to my ears.
LOL :rofl:

Someone should remind KentOhio what the definition of democracy is... I am too busy laughing right now to bother. :D

[SheepDog]

He's going to go out and spend some capital.

Maybe he should use some of his new capital to pay off the debt that he incurred.

Otherwise the "tax cut" should be redefined as a loan, since WE'RE going to have to pay it back eventually... But I digress.

[InsurgentAlpha]

They also need to tell him these people aren't interested in democracy. They all belong to this wonderful group who want to dominate the world through our military.

http://www.newamericancentury.org/ <--- official site... almost all of Bush's top guys belong to this group as well as Bush himself!

http://www.pnac.info/ <--- blog tracking this evil cabal

They aren't even real Republicans! So sorry!

Following is an excerpt from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_for_the_New_American_Century

The Project for the New American Century, or PNAC, is a Washington, DC based think tank. The group was established in spring 1997 as a non-profit organization with the goal of promoting "American global leadership." The chairman is William Kristol, editor of the Weekly Standard. The group is an initiative of the New Citizenship Project, a non-profit 501c3 organization that is funded by the Bradley Foundation. [1] (http://www.mediatransparency.org/funders/bradley_foundation.htm)

Present and former members include several prominent members of the Republican Party and Bush Administration, including Donald Rumsfeld, Paul Wolfowitz, Jeb Bush, Richard Perle, Richard Armitage, Dick Cheney, Lewis Libby, William J. Bennett, Zalmay Khalilzad, and Ellen Bork, the wife of Robert Bork. A large number of its ideas and its members are associated with the neoconservative movement. PNAC has seven full-time staff members, in addition to its board of directors.

The PNAC is quite controversial. Some have raised concerns that the project can be viewed as proposing military and economic domination of land, space, and cyberspace by the United States, so as to establish American dominance in world affairs (Pax Americana) for the future—hence the term "the New American Century". Supporters argue the project's aims and agendas are often misinterpreted, sometimes deliberately.

[Claverhouse]

My thoughts on what Bush willl do:
Disarm Iran
Disarm N. Korea
Push his Mid-east peace plan
Have Roe v. Wade overturned
Drill Alaska for oil
Reduce affirmative action
End 527 groups
Try his Defense of Marriage Act again
And, this is a long shot, but, disband the UN, or make it only for democracies.

Music to my ears.

North Korea will take a bit of disarming ( and they were trained by the British incidentally, who are better than xxx, if not so good as yyy used to be ( You know my reasoning, Watson, fill in the blanks for yourself ) ).

Rense paper on NK armament (http://www.rense.com/general37/nkorr.htm)

As the US didn't even win the last bout, when the Koreans were barely trained...



Claverhouse :ph34r:


[ Believe me, from current American fears of a certain now historical event, I realise it would be wrong to even snigger, but a quote from that paper:


Second, North Korea intercepted an American spy plane flying 200 km from its coast. According to the international norm, a nation's territorial air space extends 19 km from its coast line. The US is the exception and claims air space of 370 km from its coast line; any foreign airplane violating this extended air space is challenged or shot down by the US military.

Fat lot of good that strict policy did ].

[Claverhouse]

They aren't even real Republicans! So sorry!



Actually, half of them were bloody Trotskyists. I realise that few here have ever met a Trotskyist, but those who have had that pleasure will have soon come to definite conclusions about the followers of old Lev, past or present.



Claverhouse :ph34r:

[Avengardh]

Go on vacation.

[cloakable]

Go on vacation.
Now that's just a dead cert.

[Claverhouse]

Suddenly the title reminded me of an old joke.


Bismarck was once asked what he thought the Austro-Hungarians would do next.

"What's the silliest thing you can think of ?" he replied.



:ph34r:



Claverhouse :ph34r: