BigBearJohn
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Fri Mar-17-06 05:14 AM
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I finally realized why the Dems are so timid. We don't have a Congress -- |
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we have a CORPORATION.
And in business, one is taught NOT to make waves. Go along with the program. Go along to get along.
How many rabble-rousers have you ever seen at the office?
Everyone sits around like little church mice, being very careful not to make a peep -- just put your nose to the grindstone and be a good little cog in the wheel. And for heaven's sake -- don't squeek, whatever you do. DON'T COMMUNICATE. You might be misinterpreted. Just sit there and try to look intelligent. After all, as the old saying goes, "It's better to LOOK the fool, then to open your mouth and remove all doubt!"
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Fri Mar-17-06 05:20 AM
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1. I've often said that there are no more countries........... |
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in the world, merely corporations wrapping themselves in flags, masquerading as countries. It's true.
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Fri Mar-17-06 05:28 AM
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Edited on Fri Mar-17-06 05:32 AM by hlthe2b
I really wonder if Rove and COmpany haven't gotten the "goods" on nearly all the DEM members via their illegal wiretaps. I'm not implying evidence of corruption across the board (although there probably are some who fit that description), but rather embarrassing info on themselves or their close family members.
This is Rove's M.O. It has been reported elsewhere that he had been accumulating a "dirt" list on thousands of people since his early days in Texas politics. How else to explain the unexplicable timidness when the public has dramatically started to wake up to the Bush* incompetence, corruption , lies, and failures? It would also say even more about the press, since many of them are also in Rove's "dirty evidence files" I guess the quesion would be "who doesn't Rove have a dirty dossier" on? :mad:
God, these creeps deserve all their karmic comeuppance.....
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BigBearJohn
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Fri Mar-17-06 05:32 AM
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3. Yep. Look how many politicians Hoover controlled. He had the "goods" |
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Fri Mar-17-06 07:02 AM
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The Dems are afraid of something. No, I take that back...they are terrified.
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Fri Mar-17-06 06:03 AM
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4. I'm the one that always starts waves. |
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People say I'll get fired. Instead I just get things improved.
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Fri Mar-17-06 06:25 AM
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5. Remember that Bush was supposed to be the "CEO president?" |
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All those outdated ideals of the Founding Fathers was to be replaced by a new and improved model of governance: the Business Model. Some kind of inevitable, evolutionary advance in human affairs. An improvement in efficiency, as I understand the theory.
Could any joke be less funny?
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Fri Mar-17-06 06:31 AM
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6. Congress is the "Church of Bush" |
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Fri Mar-17-06 07:17 AM
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8. Actually much closer to an organized crime outfit than a corporation n/t |
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Fri Mar-17-06 03:19 PM
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