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Edited on Thu Aug-10-06 09:11 PM by Skip Intro
The idea - that the war on Iraq, at least, was a sham, and that the leadership that brought us that - bush and his gang in the US and blair and his gang in the UK, need to be fired. That accountability needs at last to make its entrance.
I say the war in Iraq, "at least," because I think when the whole ball of yarn starts to be unraveled, we're going to find even deeper, more heinous and treasonous crimes.
Either way, I think the warmongers were shocked in the extreme to see what message won out in CT. To see the level of distrust and disdain for them and their acts. That idea, of accountability, was/is on the verge of sweeping a nation, and too much would be threatened by that. They had to stop it. Their asses are on the line. It had to be stopped in its tracks.
Suddenly, through fear, that message, that idea, has taken a backseat, if not been weakened, if only temporarily. We're back to, "well, if we're safe over here, maybe we should think about keeping our protectors."
It comes down to, if the fear can be maintained, now that attention has been shifted, "who do you trust to keep you safe, Democrats? Will you bet your life, your family's lives on it?"
Whether the plot was real of fabricated, the spin is all about killing the idea of accountability, an idea that showed signs of breaking out, yesterday at least.
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