Good-Bye And Good Riddance, Mr. Bush

11-17-8 According to the New York Times, 524,000 Americans lost their jobs in September and October. Unemployment spiked at 6.5 percent. Additionally, 28 million Americans subsist on food stamps. Millions maintain heat and lights with assistance from 'energy banks' subsidized by other Americans who still enjoy jobs.. » read more

The Franklin Coverup Scandal--The Child Sex Ring That Reached Bush/Reagan Whitehouse

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Bush's False Flag Finale?

Monday, Nov. 10, 2008 at 4:36 PM A Vigilant Shield Alert Update “The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists." Former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover In our 15 Oct “Vigilant Shield and Jokers Gone Wild!” article we issued a “Red Alert” for the 12-18 November Vigilant Shield exercise period, and a “High Alert” for the remainder of the Bush presidency until 20 Jan.1 We explained why false flag events tend to coincide with major exercises, and what major federal entities will be involved with this event.. » read more

FBI Building Attacked Over Obama Attempt To Find Bush-Clinton Billions

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The Final Abuse Of Power, The Planned Bush Self-Pardon

Nov. 8, 2008 Impeach Bush Before He Pardons Himself According to Seymour Hersh there is a conga line of insiders waiting until January 20th to spill the beans on the gross criminality of the Bush/Cheney administration. Waiting . . .. » read more

Bush Could be Executed For War Crimes (with videos)

November 9, 2008 Members of the Bush administration and George W. Bush personally conspired to violate the Geneva Convention, US obligations to it as well as US criminal codes! When it became apparent to Bush that he and high ranking members of his administration were culpable and could be put to death upon conviction, Bush tried to make his crimes legal --but only after he had committed them.   Clearly --the Bush administration itself is aware that it is in deep, deep trouble. ... » read more

Foreclosed: The George W. Bush Story

posted November 02, 2008 5:30 pm Note for TomDispatch Readers: As Election 2008 approaches, this seems like an appropriate time to look back, but also to say goodbye to all that. Yes, we have almost three months of the Bush administration to go; yes, so much that George W. did will be with us for an eternity. Still, the moment needs to be marked. I've done my best below.. » read more

Nowhere Man: A Farewell to Dubya, All-time Loser in Presidential History (with audio)

Monday November 3 2008 00.01 GMT "Forgotten but not gone" was the way in which the supremo of Boston politics, Billy Bulger, liked to dismiss the human irritants he had crushed beneath his trim boot. The same could now be said for the hapless 43rd President of the United States as the daylight draws mercifully in on his reign of misfortune and calamity. How is he bearing up, one wonders, as the candidate from his own party treats him as the carrier of some sort of infectious political disease? How telling was it that the most impassioned moment in John McCain's performance in the final debate was when he declared: "I am not George Bush." Where, O where are you, Dubya, as the action passes you by like a jet skirting dirty weather? Are you roaming the lonely corridors of the White House in search of a friendly shoulder around which to clap your affable arm? Are you sweating it out on the treadmill, hurt and confused as to why the man everyone wanted to have a beer (or Coke) with, who swept to re-election four years ago, has been downgraded to all-time loser in presidential history, stuck there in the bush leagues along with the likes of James Buchanan and Warren Harding? Or are you whacking brush in Crawford, where the locals now make a point of telling visitors that George W never really was from hereabouts anyroad.. » read more

EMERGENCY ALERT !!

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Rudd Blushes at Account of Bush's G20 Ignorance

October 29, 2008 - 12:59AM PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has been embarrassed by an account of his phone conversation with US President George Bush that made the American leader look ignorant. The report has drawn a sharp reaction from the Bush Administration. The story in the Weekend Australian played up Mr Rudd's role in convincing Mr Bush to convene a Group of Twenty (G20) nations meeting in Washington next month on the financial crisis. The degree of detail in the report suggested it must have been informed by sources close to the PM. It quoted a long phone conversation between Mr Rudd and Mr Bush on October 10.. » read more

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