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George "Saudi Lackey " Bush The trouble with public opinion these days is, rather than taking the trouble to form a viable hypothesis based on available facts, an unfortunate number of Americans tend to opt for the role of mindless automaton, blindly rubber-stamping the government’s lies du jour. Note: Patriotically speaking, the “government” is not your “country.” The “government” is a transient “cluster-fumble” comprised self-serving political hacks in the pay of various special interest groups. Take the situation in the Middle East... Swept by waves of patriotic fervor, the American people have conveniently chosen to ignore certain well known facts, to wit: (1) Like other of our puppet dictators (Marcos, the Duvalier(s), Ortega, ad nauseam), Saddam Hussein is a creation of the CIA; (2) George H.W. Bush (George I) was once the head of the CIA; and, (3) over the years, the Bush family has spent a considerable amount of time in the pay of the Saudi government, OPEC and/or Saudi Arabian Oil Company. It is little wonder, therefore, that, back during the S&L Debacle, when “Papa Bush” (George I) wanted to take people’s minds off the fact that certain members of the Bush family were involved with failed S&Ls, Saddam Hussein obligingly saddled up his army and headed the Kuwaitis off at the pass. It was not, in fact, until Saddam was posing a threat to Saudi Arabia that Bush (The Elder) stepped in and put him back in his box – albeit without mussing a single hair on his greasy CIA anointed head. More recently, in spite of the fact that fifteen of the nineteen cruds that perpetrated the attacks of September 11th (2001) were from Saudi Arabia (one of the richest countries), “Baby Bush” (George II) chose to retaliate by attacking Afghanistan (one of the poorest countries), thus allowing Osama bin Laden time to slip back home to Saudi Arabia (the country funding Islamic terrorism). And, running true to form, he (George II) now seeks to take people’s minds off the “Saudi Connection” by attacking Iraq (the only country in the Middle East that poses a threat to his Saudi masters). ‘Nuff said? |