computer borken and off to see a Bush
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Re: computer borken and off to see a Bush
Personally If I was an American, Hilary Clinton would not get my vote as she is a weak woman (After the famous dress and cigar incident she stayed with her awful hubby). Obama is young and energetic and seems to be a people person.
And Electra make sure u hide your weps when u see Bush.
And Electra make sure u hide your weps when u see Bush.
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Re: computer borken and off to see a Bush
Unfortunately, the next President of the United States of America will likely be McCain. The Republicans are not going to relinquish power at such a critical turning point in America's societal development. Through some sort of electoral chicanery they will manage to maintain power in the Whitehouse. (If you'll notice, they just recently paraded out supposed "terrorist" involved in 9/11 for trial or execution or something of the like.... ... ... Like THAT'S coincidental timing... "See, we're making progress, we're making progress! We're getting the terrorists!" just in time to save face before the election that looks like popular opinion is shifting to a more Democratic standpoint...
As for the wars... I wish I could blame it solely on Bush... but he was just puppet, a pawn if you will, of the major motivational forces for every war America has been involved in since Vietnam : INDUSTRY.
"There is a Great Beast loose in the world of men. It awoke in dark times to fight a terrible enemy. It stormed through Europe, across the far Pacific, and crushed the evil that it found there underfoot. But when it was victorious, when the crooked cross and the rising sun were done with, the Great Beast's keepers found that it would not go back to sleep. The beast has many heads, and on its heads are written names: Lockheed. Bell. Monsanto. Dow. Grumman. Colt. And many, many more.
And they are very, very hungry.
So the great beast must be fed: and every generation our country goes to war to do just that. A war for war's sake, usually. And one that could have been avoided. But there must be blood, in extraordinary quantities, and whether it is foreign or American is of no consequence at all."
~Garth Ennis~
And there are a lot of people who will vehemently argue against that, and that's just fine. That's a very harsh, unforgivable reality to have to face, and most American's just aren't up to stomaching that truth. We are a culture and society of fearful, paranoid people led by misinformation, hate, and a severe lack of understanding of the rest of the world's various cultures and mentalities. In fact, different cultures, sociological ideas and customs are often met with fear and hostility. Though there is an increasing number of the population fighting against this very overwhelming trend, it borders on "too little too late" when taken into the World view. That American people have let themselves be distracted for long enough by mass-marketed media entertainment that its government has had more than enough time to completely piss the rest of the world off is a very sad state of affairs. Americans themselves do much to further this world view by their almost xenophobic reactions to foreign cultures that aren't present just-so by the media.
One American can be very smart.
As a people, en masse, Americans are dumb, stupid animals, easily panicked by buzz words and a well-presented newscast.
I fear and despair in the coming years for the fate and societal health of the country I live in and love.
As for the wars... I wish I could blame it solely on Bush... but he was just puppet, a pawn if you will, of the major motivational forces for every war America has been involved in since Vietnam : INDUSTRY.
"There is a Great Beast loose in the world of men. It awoke in dark times to fight a terrible enemy. It stormed through Europe, across the far Pacific, and crushed the evil that it found there underfoot. But when it was victorious, when the crooked cross and the rising sun were done with, the Great Beast's keepers found that it would not go back to sleep. The beast has many heads, and on its heads are written names: Lockheed. Bell. Monsanto. Dow. Grumman. Colt. And many, many more.
And they are very, very hungry.
So the great beast must be fed: and every generation our country goes to war to do just that. A war for war's sake, usually. And one that could have been avoided. But there must be blood, in extraordinary quantities, and whether it is foreign or American is of no consequence at all."
~Garth Ennis~
And there are a lot of people who will vehemently argue against that, and that's just fine. That's a very harsh, unforgivable reality to have to face, and most American's just aren't up to stomaching that truth. We are a culture and society of fearful, paranoid people led by misinformation, hate, and a severe lack of understanding of the rest of the world's various cultures and mentalities. In fact, different cultures, sociological ideas and customs are often met with fear and hostility. Though there is an increasing number of the population fighting against this very overwhelming trend, it borders on "too little too late" when taken into the World view. That American people have let themselves be distracted for long enough by mass-marketed media entertainment that its government has had more than enough time to completely piss the rest of the world off is a very sad state of affairs. Americans themselves do much to further this world view by their almost xenophobic reactions to foreign cultures that aren't present just-so by the media.
One American can be very smart.
As a people, en masse, Americans are dumb, stupid animals, easily panicked by buzz words and a well-presented newscast.
I fear and despair in the coming years for the fate and societal health of the country I live in and love.
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Re: computer borken and off to see a Bush
hum... ok...
thx im typing form a hotel in New york
were staying there today then we will continue our trip
and also i forgot to say about the trip
we were planing it since december
when the carm accident happened everyone was sure that i wount make it
but i came out of the hospital 3 days before we left hehe
lucky for me =P~ =P~ =P~
also belive it or not we will be able to ENTER the whitehouse
though we wont be aloud everywhere
but still able to enter it is wow @-) @-) @-)
donno how my school got that clearance
BTW anyone going in the US
make sure you have a good passport
they seem to have a bigger security lately
like there fearing a other terrorist attack...
ill have lots of fun wont miss you guys but im sure you will miss me hehe
cya
love
electra
cya later in a couple of weeks
thx im typing form a hotel in New york
were staying there today then we will continue our trip
and also i forgot to say about the trip
we were planing it since december
when the carm accident happened everyone was sure that i wount make it
but i came out of the hospital 3 days before we left hehe
lucky for me =P~ =P~ =P~
also belive it or not we will be able to ENTER the whitehouse
though we wont be aloud everywhere
but still able to enter it is wow @-) @-) @-)
donno how my school got that clearance
BTW anyone going in the US
make sure you have a good passport
they seem to have a bigger security lately
like there fearing a other terrorist attack...
ill have lots of fun wont miss you guys but im sure you will miss me hehe
cya
love
electra
cya later in a couple of weeks
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Re: computer borken and off to see a Bush
[quote="electra";p="164027"]also belive it or not we will be able to ENTER the whitehouse
though we wont be aloud everywhere
but still able to enter it is wow @-) @-) @-)
donno how my school got that clearance[/quote]
It's a standard open-to-the-public Whitehouse tour and you'll be escorted with a tour guide through roped off sections of the Whitehouse.......no clearance required lol ;)
Have fun! :D
though we wont be aloud everywhere
but still able to enter it is wow @-) @-) @-)
donno how my school got that clearance[/quote]
It's a standard open-to-the-public Whitehouse tour and you'll be escorted with a tour guide through roped off sections of the Whitehouse.......no clearance required lol ;)
Have fun! :D
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Re: computer borken and off to see a Bush
[quote="URAMI";p="163927"][quote="[Yautja]-SCAR";p="163923"]I like Bush
I could look at Bush all day.
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yuck *cough* hairball....... L-)
I prefer a clean shave :D =P~[/quote]
Ghost mate, I think we are the only 2 who are on the same wave length.
Never really did like politics , but I took an interest when Clinton got down and dirty.
yuck *cough* hairball....... L-)
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Ghost mate, I think we are the only 2 who are on the same wave length.
Never really did like politics , but I took an interest when Clinton got down and dirty.
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