I hope dubya is our LAST CZAR

[mopaul]

i remember the story of nicolas, the last tzar of russia. and i think about the similarities between his life, and the life of dubya bush. both were at the reigns of governments and nations on the brink of collapse, both had led lives of priveledge and wealth, and both were utterly unaware of the plight of the people they ruled over.

like the romanoffs, the bush family empire has held us all in a vice since the nazi days. prescott supporting adolph himself, and profiting from the slave labor at auschwitz. daddybush and the whole vampire family kept the money rolling in with graft, influence peddling, insider trading, and outright piracy, with war profiteering thrown in for good measure.

the russian people would not tolerate the rule of monarchs and czars and they rose up and stopped them. in a very harsh manner, it's in the history books. such was the rage of the people against royal rule. and now we the americans find ourselves under the thumbs of a powerful monarchy, the bush family empire. and like the romanoffs, the family has a royal line of succession, waiting in the wings to keep us supplied with royal bush's for decades.

we don't have to take the drastic measures the russian people did with the romanoff czar's family. we don't have to line them up and shoot them all, we simply have to STOP THEM. stop them from their blatant piracy and bloodlust. stop them from their war cult, death march. stop them from destroying america and then the world. won't somebody just please step up and stop the bush family?

[stellanoir]

1. Somebody cannot stop them.

The plurality of bodies have to stop them. But as long as they are convincing a vast number with their innumerable deceptions,"we are safer," "Iraq and Afghanistan are now free," "the tax cuts are working," "terrorism has decreased," "* is a strong and decisive leader," etc., they will remain in power.

An old friend's family had a letter written to his grandfather by Czar Nicholas in which the Czar was arrogantly mocking the minimal and marginal Bolshevik forces in the south. Can't remember exactly how much before the revolution the letter was penned but I do remember thinking at the time that it wasn't very long at all.

I heard Ambassador Joe Wilson say (on cspan 2) that he marvelled on his recent book tour how many survivor's of fascist regimes (mostly from Germany, Italy, and Eastern Europe) would approach him and how they all said similar things about totalitarianist regimes overtaking a country. . ."That you won't even know it's happening until it's too late."

Don't know of the solution. But something's surely got to give.