Author: Summer

11/19/05

Dear Mr. Bush:

I would like to extend my hand and invite you to join us, the mainstream American majority. We, the people — that’s the majority of the people — share these majority opinions:

1. Going to war was a mistake — a big mistake. (link)

2. You and your administration misled us into this war. (link)

3. We want the war ended and our troops brought home. (link)

4. We don’t trust you. (link)

Now, I know this is a bitter pill to swallow. Iraq was going to be your great legacy. Now, it’s just your legacy. It didn’t have to end up this way.

This week, when Republicans and conservative Democrats started jumping ship, you lashed out at them. You thought the most damning thing you could say to them was that they were “endorsing the policy positions of Michael Moore and the extreme liberal wing of the Democratic party.” I mean, is that the best you can do to persuade them to stick with you — compare them to me? You gotta come up with a better villain. For heaven’s sakes, you had a hundred-plus million other Americans who think the same way I do — and you could have picked on any one of them!

But hey, why not cut out the name-calling and the smearing and just do the obvious thing: Come join the majority! Be one of us, your fellow Americans! Is it really that hard? Is there really any other choice? George, take a walk on the wild side!

Your loyal representative from the majority,

Michael Moore
www.michaelmoore.com
mmflint@aol.com

“You’re either with us or against us!”
– G.W.B.

Deep Throat knew even before JFK
choosing between power and love
can be lethal ask Jesus Christ
distract the masses with who-done-its
they might forget to reason WHY?
it’s all about foreign policy babe Bob
in country it’s all about divide and rule
the haves from the have nots
and getting enough have-not stragglers
to believe their best interests lie in
legalizing their religion
Bob Woodward Bob Woodward
please come home to love.

Correspondence_Reply@domenici.senate.gov wrote:

“…people, while calling for the reforms necessary to lead to a democratic society for their country.”

The cold war is over. We have a quagmire in Iraq trying to make it a democratic society.

“This policy seeks to make life better for the Cuban people…”

Cuba is a literate country. The dumbing down of America is a reality.
Cuba protected their citizens from Katrina – America did not.

When we learn to protect our people, and when we have no more poverty
we MIGHT have a voice in “how to make life better” for others.

“…by facilitating meaningful humanitarian aid by American religious…”

Good for humanitarian aid by American religious as long as they don’t ask for tax dollars – it is the duty of any religion to finance their own – to do their missionary work

Who is Behind the Green Screen

Republican congressional leader
investigate the possible leak of
classified information about
secret U.S. prisons
for suspected terrorists overseas.

President Bush said flatly, “We do not torture.”

at the same time the White House tries to oppose
a Senate-approved measure
that explicitly bars “cruel, inhuman
or degrading treatment or punishment”
of prisoners in U.S. custody.

Connect the dots.