Reply #7: I am just starting to walk down that path [View All]

[Virginian]

So far, I am convinced that Bush* has no interest in capturing or killing Osama and never has. Perhaps he is counting on Osama for his October Surprise. If that were to occur, a thinking population would think, "This man has failed to keep us safe, vote him out." Instead, an attack would help Bush* to gain votes, which is not logical.

Dubya believes in absolute loyalty from his associates. Does he also believe in absolute loyalty to his associates? The bin Ladens set him up in business. Wouldn't that be grounds for his loyalty? If they asked him not to hurt Osama, do you think he would follow their wishes out of loyalty? Why did he help them exit the country without talking to the FBI? Is that loyalty? Didn't the FBI talk to McVeigh's relatives? Shouldn't they have been allowed to talk to Osama's? This means Dubya's loyalty is getting Americans killed.

Somebody please tell me I am wrong about this. I am finding it difficult to deal with believing the leader of the free world could put his loyalty to a wealthy foreign family above the lives of the Americans to whom he is supposed to be responsible? Is he such a cruel megalomaniac that he thinks he is excused because the city of New York did not vote for him, so they needed to be punished for being disloyal?