First fair warning! Consider the source, not Iran, Bush! Even the jaded can not accuse him of engaging brain before acting. I hear daily from those I converse with and try to get to realize the facts and reality that they want to keep hoping for the best and that is as it should be. However you better hope for the best but be prepared for the worst. Believe but verify! Be prepared or reality will hit you in the face!
For years now I have been writing the facts as to what is happening to our society. It is at the end of the normal cycle of life for a society. It is degrading and this process has been sped up exponentially by Bush's economic policies. I am sickened by the daily murder suicides , work place murders, mass school murders, suicide by cop, the resultant police brutality most recently exemplified by the killing of Sean Bell, taserings, Jena 6. This is not good and just beginning.
There are answers but aside from myself I have not heard them once and we will not! I have to tell you, what is happening in Chicago right now is just the absolute beginning of this breakdown process. While Bush's economy is going full steam ahead as your living costs and their stock market proves daily Our society is suffering and it is just beginning to show. It will not be turned around but will have to run its terrible course because society is not smart enough to eliminate the source "loss of morality" instead of trying to simply add more cops, more powerful weapons, and more prisons. that is all just adding to the inevitable showdown of the haves and the have not's that has been increased as never before by Bush!
There are answers but aside from myself I have not heard them once and we will not! I have to tell you, what is happening in Chicago right now is just the absolute beginning of this breakdown process. While Bush's economy is going full steam ahead as your living costs and their stock market proves daily Our society is suffering and it is just beginning to show. It will not be turned around but will have to run its terrible course because society is not smart enough to eliminate the source "loss of morality" instead of trying to simply add more cops, more powerful weapons, and more prisons. that is all just adding to the inevitable showdown of the haves and the have not's that has been increased as never before by Bush!
This is just the first to begin: Chicago plans show of force to deter its killing season:
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- SWAT teams, more patrols after 36 shootings killed nine last weekend
- 20 public school students shot to death in past six months
- Churches to open doors afternoons and evenings as safe havens
- Mayor blasts gun industry, urges adults, parents to help troubled kids
We have had our problems right here in Boston but mass police armed with M-4's will not do the trick and neither will the churches as people get more desperate this will only multiply exponentially. Knowing what is happening here and what is about to happen in the middle east you have to believe those FEMA concentration camps are for us the disenfranchised in Bush's new societal order! Knowing Bush and his likely predecessor McCain Iran better rethink expecting common sense from our Government!
Iran says a U.S. attack is unlikely since Washington has been overwhelmed by its problems Iraq and Afghanistan. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini says it is "unlikely" that U.S. forces embroiled in Iraq and Afghanistan would be able to invade a new country, adding it would have unpleasant consequences for the region and the world. Last week both Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates accused Iran of stepping up its military support for Iraqi militias and said that all military options to deal with the situation were on the table. Hosseini's remarks, which came at his weekly briefing Sunday, also ridiculed recent U.S. accusations of Iran supplying arms to Iraqi militias. Iran Says U.S. Attack Unlikely Due to Iraq, Afghanistan Problems
Iran says a U.S. attack is unlikely since Washington has been overwhelmed by its problems Iraq and Afghanistan. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini says it is "unlikely" that U.S. forces embroiled in Iraq and Afghanistan would be able to invade a new country, adding it would have unpleasant consequences for the region and the world. Last week both Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates accused Iran of stepping up its military support for Iraqi militias and said that all military options to deal with the situation were on the table. Hosseini's remarks, which came at his weekly briefing Sunday, also ridiculed recent U.S. accusations of Iran supplying arms to Iraqi militias. Iran Says U.S. Attack Unlikely Due to Iraq, Afghanistan Problems
