Re: Sen. John McCain

the President is unassailable -- no provable intent;
it's Cheney that has foisted this war on us.  apparently,
you didn't even see teh Sunday NYTimes "Week in Review"article
on the followers of Leo Strauss in the Cabinet,
with its cute caricature of Wolfowitz in a Centurion helmet.
(LaRouche and co. exposed it, firstly,
in far better, ghastly detail.)
    of course, Bush was not told about the likelihood
of the WTO move; I didn't say that it was obvious to *me*,
either.  it's certainly obvious in retrospect, though.
 
I have been reading things about Hollywood *and* the "liberal media,"
that completely about-face what you say,
about some mini-confab of "anti-Bushers," there --
in the LATimes e.g., that are quite surreal, however serious they are
about it.  incidentally,
Hollywood is a creation *of* the Lost-Causers,
as you can see from our documentation, or
from _How the Jews Created Hollywood_, or
from the quiant streetnames in the Hollywood Hills,
Los Feliz and West Hollywood (the Bel Age Hotel e.g.,
which is a favorite reference to "antedeluvian times"
on the plantation, Massah ... I've lived in the area
for a long time .-)
    anyway, these people are taking money
from George Soros, and protecting Cheney
with the DNC "Blue Dogs!"

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ray) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
 
>    remember, that's "free, as in freedom," not "free,
> as in free beer," although there are bound to be loss-leaders
 
> seriously doubt that Bush had expected the cut down of terrifs.  And although
 
> Buy American or buy-buy America is a great plan on paper if you want to pay
> $300.00 for your next V.C.R. for Christmas.  But people in this Country have
> made a choice long time ago.  They want "cheap" products and not products that
 
> what you are getting at.  The Grammar doesn't help and the gimicks follow.
 
> with Democrats or liberals entirely.  Bush has done some pretty liberal things
> in his presidency that I strongly disagree with.  The posts in this group are
> consistant with instults of those who criticise a strong right winger.  Bush  
 
> the Hollywood crowd is actually getting together to have a "HATE BUSH"  party
> tomorrow night at the Hilton in Hollywood.  With the exception of the KKK, I
> don't know anybody who would actually throw a party where the theme is "hate". 
> But, I never put it past a Democrt to create such a event.

--ils duces d'Enron!
http://larouchepub.com/pr_lar/2003/031128_iraq_statement.html