Thread: Is Someone Pulling Bush's Strings?

LegalUSCitizen wrote:

I believe those two factors are a part of the true story.....but I now fear that there is much, much more than what meets the eye here.

I think so too. I am sure that when all the levels of corruption do come to light, we will all probably freak out at the magnitude of it all. I am already pretty freaked out at what we know now and I am sure it is only the tip of the ice berg.

I cannot buy that this is just about the NAU

That is for sure....

Originally Posted by CCUSA

Hi GhostCrocket.

Impeaching Boosh won't solve the entire problem. Frustration and anger have taken over my thoughts of Presidente Boosh! He is not American as far as I'm concerned or any of the elitist/globalists in this country.


How can we change government? Term limits, lobbying reform, alternative fuels, repealing NAFTA, balance trade with China, boycott.

I think America is waking up and the fact that we are following the trail of corruption with the Border agents is a good sign. I hope everyone with a Bank of America account closes it. I know other businesses are just as guilty, but I hope America make an example out of that bank.

Bush and his whole administration are traitors in my eyes and I just think we should not have traitors representing the highest offices in the US.

The problem is not a man. It is an institution. It is a government. It is a money and credit system predicated on one of the greatest fruads ever perpetrated. When the enemy of the state owns the money, it owns the state and all of its leaders. There are many men who are not easily bought, but few who do not have a price. Faced with access to unbelievable wealth on one hand and harassment, persecution or even death on the other, most people's price can be determined. That's why the only people I really trust place their faith beyond material wealth and temporal power. It's also why the criminals who seek to own us have their secret societies and clubs - so that they can separate the useful puppets from the dangerous individualists. The one is promoted while the other is derailed and sandbagged.

Distinguishing true men of faith from the many impostors is difficult at arm's length, which is why it is important to gain access to the halls of power. But access to the halls of power leads to temptation. It is a perilous strait to navigate. There are games that must be played and and temptations that must be avoided. And even that does not provide you with the power to prevail, but rather merely the ability to know, more or less, the enemies from the friendlies.

Unless I missed something here, another question that would fall in line with this subject is why aren't any of the Democrats signing on to the Presidential pardon for our dear jailed border patrol agents? What has the President and the Democrats have going here?

Originally Posted by Rockfish

Unless I missed something here, another question that would fall in line with this subject is why aren't any of the Democrats signing on to the Presidential pardon for our dear jailed border patrol agents? What has the President and the Democrats have going here?

While the house dems are silent, Senator Feinstein (a Democrat) is on it:
http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... ic&t=54282

You can also do a 'search' to see the letters she wrote.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California said in letters to Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff that the government's prosecution had a "chilling effect" on the ability of other agents to carry out their duties and had significantly affected their morale.

I just found out, however, has she acutally signed on? Are they going to 'give' us 3 or 4 democrats to make it look like this issue is in concern by both sides of the isle? Or will more of the dems sign on? They have to and to not sign on should be a crime in itself.

Yes, why this isn't a bipartisan issue is beyond me. Doesn't sit well for the Dems at all with me.

Jean has Feinstein actually signed on? Lou keeps saying it is republicans only.I hope she has. I wish everyone on here would write their democratic Senators and Congressmen and ask them why they are standing up for the Guards and post their replys here for all to see.

nitty,
If you do a 'search' here someone posted three letter Sen Feinstein wrote plus it is on her website:
http://feinstein.senate.gov/07releases/ ... tr0209.htm

I heard Lou Dobbs say no Democrats were behind the agents too but perhaps he means in the House? Maybe he doesn't know what Sen Feinstein has done?

Bush has been pulling something and it ain't strings!