Thread: New Information Shows Bush Indecisive, Paranoid, Delusional

New Information Shows Bush Indecisive, Paranoid, Delusional

http://www.infowars.com/print/Bush/bush_delusiona.htm
By TERESA HAMPTON
Editor, Capitol Hill Blue
Jun 17, 2004, 08:47

The carefully-crafted image of George W. Bush as a bold, decisive leader is cracking under the weight of new revelations that the erratic President is indecisive, moody, paranoid and delusional.

“More and more this brings back memories of the Nixon White House,� says retired political science professor George Harleigh, who worked for President Nixon during the second presidential term that ended in resignation under fire. “I haven't heard any reports of President Bush wondering the halls talking to portraits of dead Presidents but what I have been told is disturbing.� Two weeks ago, Capitol Hill Blue revealed that a growing number of White House aides are concerned about the President's mental stability. They told harrowing tales of violent mood swings, bouts with paranoia and obscene outbursts from a President who wears his religion on his sleeve.

Although supporters of President Bush dismissed the reports as “fantasies from anonymous sources,� a new book by Dr. Justin Frank, director of psychiatry at George Washington University, raises many similar questions about the President's mental stability.

"George W. Bush is a case study in contradiction," Dr. Frank writes in Bush On The Couch: Inside the Mind of the President . "Bush is an untreated ex-alcoholic with paranoid and megalomaniac tendencies."

In addition, a new film by documentary filmmaker, and frequent Bush critic, Michael Moore shows the President indecisive and clearly befuddled when he learned about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

While conservative critics who have not yet seen Fahrenheit 9/11 dismiss the work as an anti-Bush screed,[color=indigo] Roger Friedman of the normally pro-Bush Fox News Network has seen the film and calls it “a tribute to patriotism, to the American sense of duty â€â€

“We saw the same thing in the Nixon years,� he says. “What is unusual is that the White House has not been able to trot out even one staffer who is willing to go public and say positive things about the President's mental condition. That says more than anything else.�

Hmmm, what else needs to be said?

One more thing has to be said. To quote Donald Trump:
You're FIRED

Sixx says: We now return you to your moronic visions of this man being worthy of being the leader of the free world. I hope those of you that voted for this walking wounded, single digit, low frequency, FOOL are really proud of yourself.

It was either him or Kerry.
What choice is that?

Originally Posted by dataman

Sixx says: We now return you to your moronic visions of this man being worthy of being the leader of the free world. I hope those of you that voted for this walking wounded, single digit, low frequency, FOOL are really proud of yourself.

It was either him or Kerry.
What choice is that?

It turned out to be the choice of life over death for over 1,700 AMERICAN servicemen and women.
Yes, they are both Skull and Bones. However, Kerry had been to WAR and knows the travails of warfare. Bush, the hawk, did not even show up for his Air National Guard duty. Besides that he is a MANIAC. I am a Republican and I did not vote for this mindless miscreant. I knew he had made up intelligence on the pre-war side. I knew that as an Army officer myself, Kerry did not nominate himself for the Bronze or Silver Star. I knew that he would have made a better leader than this utter idiot that is has defiled the White House. Karl Rowe made that election into a referrendum on a conflict that had been over for 30 years. I stand by my statement and did not drink the kool aid.

I voted independent, I didn’t want to be guilty of voting for either bondsmen.

time to pack your bag George and spend some time at the Hospital (on your way back to Texas) It's time to be relieved of duty.