There is definitely an 'enemy within' the Western White House. The leaked tapes could be as incriminating to Bush as were Nixon's Watergate Tapes. Below is the transcript of just one of Bush's recorded outbursts.

Fuck that woman!!! Can't she see I'm having my vacation? Fuck it, I'm the War President and Commander in Chief of this fucked-up country. Ain't I entitled to a little R and R without being bothered by a fucking frigid middle-aged cunt?

I get realy pissed off spending ten and half months a year being President. Talking to damn foreigners and asshole reporters, trying not to doze off in briefings I couldn't give a shit about, staying up past nine o'clock and missing my favorite T.V. shows. Fucking cunts, they ought to know I never held down a regular job in my life!

Ain't she got nothing better to do than standing around with her fucking flag like no one else was a good enough American? Anyway, you can't be a good enough American when you don't support the War President. That goes without saying.

Fucking hell, I'd like to send a bunch of Teamsters in there to gang-bang her up a bit. That's what old Dick Nixon would do.   more »

Keywords: expletive, bush, sheehan

In 1964, Roald Dahl published his original book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. In it he describes the Oompa-Loompas as dark-skinned "pygmies" from the heart of Africa.

These indigenous people are brought back to the Western world from the jungles by the European chocolatier, Willy Wonka, with the intention of making them slaves in his factory, being paid only in cacao beans.

Dahl's portrait of the Oompa-Loompas, includes the centuries old Western notion of indigenous populations as being exotic, simple and miserable. They are portrayed as unable to survive without the white Western world's helping hand. Willy Wonka lulls his audience into quietly accepting this familiar and violent idea.

In the process, Wonka becomes exalted as a white messiah to be revered and worshiped by the (literally) lesser brown people for having lead them out of darkness and into enlightenment and happiness. Throughout history, this false sense of altruism has closely accompanied racism.   more »

The hurricane that struck Louisiana two days ago was nicknamed Katrina by the National Weather Service. Its real name is climate change [global warming].

When the year began with a two-foot snowfall in Los Angeles, the cause was global warming.

When 124-mile-an-hour winds shut down nuclear plants in Scandinavia and cut power to hundreds of thousands of people in Ireland and the United Kingdom, the driver was global warming.

When a severe drought in the Midwest dropped water levels in the Missouri River to their lowest on record earlier this summer, the reason was global warming.

In July, when the worst drought on record triggered wildfires in Spain and Portugal and left water levels in France at their lowest in 30 years, the explanation was global warming.   more »

We are now just getting more details of what has been without a doubt one of the most stunning developments in recent world history.

On February 12, 2010, former president George W. Bush was arrested in Matamoros, Mexico, under a 27-count indictment for war crimes and crimes against humanity handed down by the International Criminal court (ICC) in October 2009.

Details of Bush’s arrest are just now being revealed. Bush and his wife Laura were on vacation in Matamoros, Mexico, just five miles across the Texas border near Brownsville.

It was believed to be the first time Bush had gone outside his Crawford, Texas ranch since he left office in January 2009 and became a private citizen.   more »

Hurricanes have grown significantly more powerful and destructive over the past three decades, according to atmospheric scientist Kerry Emanuel of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

In his new analysis of tropical hurricane records, which he reports online today in the journal Nature, Emanuel finds that both the duration of the storms and their maximum wind speeds have increased by about 50 per cent since the mid-1970s. Moreover, this marked increase in the energy release has occurred in both the north Atlantic and the north Pacific Oceans.

Analysis, in turn, "has resulted in an important measure of the potential impact of hurricanes on social, economic and ecological systems,"

Indeed, as Emanuel himself says, "the near doubling of hurricane's power over the period of record should be a matter of some concern, as it's a measure of the [future] destructive potential of these storms."

Also of concern, he says, is that the increases in storm intensity are mirrored by increases in the average temperatures at the surface of the tropical oceans, suggesting that this warming is responsible for the hurricanes' greater power.   more »

America, as a person, decides to cure him/herself by attending an AA [Aggressors Anonymous] meeting.

TAKING THE FIRST STEP

My name is America, and I am an addict.

I am addicted to power, over-consumption, imperialism, deceit, avarice, hubris, and war. Like a spoiled child with a self-will run amuck, I have tried to force each of you to bend to my will. My life has become unmanageable, I am powerless over my additions.

I am prepared to turn my will over to a Power greater than myself and allow that Power to restore me to sanity.   more »

Keywords: aggression, war, conquest, america

When bombs went off in London last month, the blame was promptly laid on the all weather bogeyman, “al-qeada”. Blair & Co. lost no time in using this latest attacks to justify more draconian measures at home and more support for bush’s war on terror.

Does this ring a bell? I couldn’t help thinking about the bombs that destroyed the british consulate in Istanbul in 2003, on the eve of Bush’s visit to London.

There was supposed to be a mass demonstration, where bush’s effigy would be toppled to mock the STAGED toppling of Saddam’s statue in Iraq. The bombs' timing was perfect, it sure saved Bush’s hide.

The media coverage was all about the the gore and carnage in Instanbul, the outrage at the atrocity, instead of the mass demo in London against Bush’s war.   more »

The constitution that was endorsed by Iraq’s presidential council on Sunday, and to be put to a referendum by October 15, is an outrage against the Iraqi people.

From beginning to end, it has been written to advance US imperialist ambitions in the Middle East, notably long-term control over Iraq’s oil reserves and permanent military bases in the country.

For months, the Bush administration has sought to portray the constitutional negotiations as a democratic process involving representatives of Iraq’s ethnic and religious factions.

It would, according to Washington, assist in curbing the insurgency that has raged since the March 2003 US-led invasion and create conditions for a staged withdrawal of American troops.

The end result is a sordid pact between the US government, Kurdish nationalist parties and two Shiite Muslim fundamentalist organisations—Da’awa and the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI)—that will dramatically intensify the armed resistance and could plunge Iraq into a bloody civil war.   more »