President Bush: Double Speak On Human Rights
President Bush: Double Speak On Human Rights
President Bush made a statement Thursday September 27, 2007 denouncing the killing of nine protesters in Myanamar. "Every civilized nation has the moral obligation to stand up to Mynamar.", said President Bush. This president has done more to damage the exercise of free speech than anyone in recent memory from an executive position.
I have a webring that has activists from Myanamar. I am eternally grateful for their suuport and their courage for standing up to Myanamar and our Perfect Dictator. The population in America has has defected to this totalitarian farce of democracy and is no better in clamouring for tyranny.
President Bush can only create personal fiction for so long. Hillary Clinton & Co. are no more than pretenders to the throne and do little more than to demonstrate that they are the more capable water carrier than a leader of humanity away from the Doomsday Hell Hole. South East Asia has attempted to emerge from despotism as Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge. History is surely capable of repeating itself especially when leadership is weak. The Republican entourage of handmaidens to a false history of human rights and censorship is likely to continue the slow burn of the United States from the middle of nowhere which is Big Pine, California.
I do not wish to be satirical or too cynical. The world must observe and document activities in Myanamar and here in California before the abyss is reached.President Bush has designated 14 junta members for sanctions which is appropriate behavior for a world leader.
His message to other despots is clear: Do as I say - not as I do.
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President Bush made a statement Thursday September 27, 2007 denouncing the killing of nine protesters in Myanamar. "Every civilized nation has the moral obligation to stand up to Mynamar.", said President Bush. This president has done more to damage the exercise of free speech than anyone in recent memory from an executive position.
I have a webring that has activists from Myanamar. I am eternally grateful for their suuport and their courage for standing up to Myanamar and our Perfect Dictator. The population in America has has defected to this totalitarian farce of democracy and is no better in clamouring for tyranny.
President Bush can only create personal fiction for so long. Hillary Clinton & Co. are no more than pretenders to the throne and do little more than to demonstrate that they are the more capable water carrier than a leader of humanity away from the Doomsday Hell Hole. South East Asia has attempted to emerge from despotism as Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge. History is surely capable of repeating itself especially when leadership is weak. The Republican entourage of handmaidens to a false history of human rights and censorship is likely to continue the slow burn of the United States from the middle of nowhere which is Big Pine, California.
I do not wish to be satirical or too cynical. The world must observe and document activities in Myanamar and here in California before the abyss is reached.President Bush has designated 14 junta members for sanctions which is appropriate behavior for a world leader.
His message to other despots is clear: Do as I say - not as I do.
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Censorship
Corporate History
Ethics
Homeland Security
Human Rights
Journalism
Krishna
Gaudiya Vaishnavism
ritvik
Law
Logic
Political Philosophy
environment
2008 Presidential Candidates
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