Re: BushLies2.Us - Search For Truth

Mike Eisner, Ted Turner, & Sumner Redstone are all "wealthy Repubs" who run the "conservative media"? How interesting! lol! "

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George W Bush and his administration has been caught red-handed lying about and falsifying > intelligence on Iraq. They have been uncooperative, at best, in the investigation of > September 11. They have ties to some of the world's most corrupt people, including bin Laden > and the Taliban. There are several points that can be made that shows the 2000 election > may have been, in fact, stolen. > Do not believe everything the overwhelmingly conservative media, owned by a > few large multimedia conglomerates run by wealthy republican operatives, spews at you. > Investigate for yourself. It is your duty to check your government and make it accountable > for mistakes and lies. Our very demovracy is at stake. Civil liberties, including right to > privacy, seperation of church and state, freedom of speech, are targets of this > administration. Corporations are getting more and more say in government and The People are > getting less. > Please visit my site. It is a collection of articles, websites, audio and video showing the > many ways this administration may have abused its power during it's reign. While we all > hope none are true, if even one is, and some are by their own admission, our democracy > is in trouble. When a President, with a minority of the popular vote, who ran on a > platform of restoring dignity, honor and accountability to the White House, has been less > than dignified, honorable and has been completely unaccountable for

9/11, bad Iraq > intelligence, the leaking of a CIA Operative's identity to the press (a federal felony), > the awarding of no-bid contracts to the Vice Presidents former company, a deficit that is > larger than any in history, stagnant job growth with new jobs starting at lower wages, > rising gas prices, an underfunded No Child Left Behind Act that he proposed, an underfunded, > stretched-thin military fighting two wars simultaneously in Humvees with no armor and no > date for withdrawel, he must be defeated. > Some call those who question the government traitors or commies or UnAmerican. Our country > was founded on dissent. Our forefathers recognized valueable human rights being taken away > by a tyrant that used fear to control his people. They stood up and fought for the freedom > from tyrannical burdensome rule. They recognized that the People own the country, not the > government leaders. They even recognized the right for the people to redress grievances > against their government. Our declaration of Indepenance states that when our government > becomes tyrannical and burdensome on its people, it is the duty of the People to throw out > that government and form a new one. > We do not have to be as violent as they were in those days - yet. We have an established > system of government that CAN be changed by the people in a non-violent way - through the > voting booth. Is Kerry the answer? Probably not. But I can assure you of this: If Kerry is > President, I can rest easy at night knowing that the police havent come to my place while > I wasnt home, took some things they may want to use as evidence against me in the future > and not say they were there, just because I sent an email to someone saying "The concert > I went to last night was the bomb!" causing the CIA computers to key in on the word BOMB > giving them reason to search on the grounds that I may be a terrorist. I DO, however, fear > this will happen if Bush gets re-elected in November, the Republicans retain both houses > of Congress, and the USA Patriot Act gets signed into law forever. By voting in Kerry, > we can be assured that at least discrimination will not be written in our Constitution, > as Mr. Bush has proposed. Once we reaffirm our commitment to freedom, we can commit the > next 4 years to find a true outsider, who can relate to us, who will be honest with us, > and get this country out of the corruption and back on track to a better future. Republican, > Democrat, Libertarian, whatever...doesn't matter. As long as they are out of the loop of corruption that seems to surround D.C. these days. I'm not saying Kerry is, but he has > been in Washington so long, I have no reason to trust him on certain issues any more than > his conservative counterparts. I do, however, feel confident that he is firm on his > position of civil rights, though I have a small disagreement involving gay marriage. > Please visit and investigate for yourself. We are in a wonderful > information age where many reputable resources that aren't related to the Fox News > republican propoganda machine, or the Disney outlets that are in Jeb Bush's pocket, and in > George's de facto. > >

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