Bush says he's for the environment; more like for the cutting of trees, and drilling on the arctic refuge. Has anybody forgotten the Exxon Valdez? C'mon, it's still a mess from that incident. And his idea to stop forest fires is "to thin the trees". The soil and in the end the trees need the forest fires (the non-human-induced ones) to replenish the soil, and if you stop the fires, you stop the renewal of soil nutrients.
Let's say that the Soviet Union is still around; How would you like if they invaded us and said that we had to live by their way of life now, and that no matter how much work you did, you'd only make $150 a week? If you were like me, you'd pick up your gun supply and start the revolution. This is the insurgency in Iraq right now, no different than us revolting against Britain. We used the same hit and run tactics they did, their's are just more refined, from mortars, suicide bombers, snipers from rooftops, etc. The leadership in Iraq now is a puppet to the U.S government, and the people know it. If Iraq was about "liberation", there are many more nations in the world that could use it- (North Korea, Vietnam, China, Cuba, Iran, Syria, for example).
People get blinded by the administration says; They make it sound like they are doing a good thing. The soldiers that die(d) in Iraq have meaningless deaths; It was an $8 billion dollar-no-bidding contract for Halliburton (Dick Cheney former C.E.O of), and billions ended up going to the Carlyle group, of which Bush's father has relations to.
If Iraq becomes a democracy like America, who says they won't decide on "National Defense" to invade Iran, much like we invaded Iraq?
People like to think that Iraq had links to Al Queda, and Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld have said it; Bush denied it, but Cheney didn't let down, and when the 9/11 commission asked for proof of the connection, there wasn't any.
Can somebody tell me what Dick Cheney does, besides have heart attacks, anyways?
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