Reply #136: Thread 3

[daria_g]

Hi - I posted on the other thread a summary of stuff from the DEA Watch site.. http://members.aol.com/deawatch/daily.htm

Afraid I didn't see your reply 'til after the thread was locked and I don't have enough posts to send messages. I can't vouch for the reliability of DEA Watch, someone at the Daily Kos (ben masel) who follows drug policy referred to it recently and I checked it out. It is pretty new to me, so you have to use your own judgement.

A recent posting (July 7) from that site (check out the last paragraph!):
>>>Bush and Cheney thought that they could use the vices and ambitions of others to make the Bush-Cheney Family empires richer. But Bush's flattery of Ariel Sharon failed to get Sharon to make the ME less of a thorn in Bush's side. It wasn't Bush who was using Sharon. It was Sharon who was using Bush.

TONY BLAIR: Mr. B. was caught between a rock and a hard place. During his first one-on-one conversation with George Bush, Mr. B. realized right off the bat that he was dealing with a Neanderthal mentality driven by greed to control Saddam's vast oil fields for the Bush Oil Empire. Mr. B. knew that Bush would invade Iraq with or without Great Britain so Mr. B. had to tag along. Britain could not survive against is ancestral enemies, France and Germany, without U.S. backup. Mr. B. will be glad to see Bush defeated in November.

MOHAMMAR KHADAFI: Mo did what Saddam was too arrogant to do: Sing and dance George Bush's song long enough to take the pressure off and avoid being invaded. Unlike Saddam, Mo was never a CIA employee working for Bush Sr. Saddam was foolish. He thought that the knowledge of his past CIA and Bush Family dealings would frighten Bush Jr from invading. But Saddam made the big mistake of not telling the world the backstory... and the mistake of realizing that Jr is completely mad. Backstory's fail to protect you if you never make them Frontstory's.>>>