[Buddha-l] Re: Greetings from Oviedo

[jkirk]

> On Thu, 2005-09-29 at 21:04 +0200, Joy Vriens wrote:
>
>> I am afraid that getting rid of GW Bush and his administration won't be
>> enough. It can't become worse though.
>
> That's what I thought when Nixon was president. Then Reagan was elected.
> It got worse. But again, I thought it can't become worse. Then George
> Herbert Walker Bush was elected. It got worse. But again, I thought it
> can't become worse. Then George W. Bush was elected. Now I'm pretty sure
> things could be even worse than this. In fact, I'm confident that things
> will get much worse. The door to things getting much worse is the only
> one that this gang of fanatical madmen have left open.
>
> -- 
> Richard Hayes
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Anyone who thinks our national deterioration is simply a matter of 
presidents and political parties had better think again. Better still, read 
this book about the covert government and what all these fine people and 
their minions have been up to ever since the CIA got fractured.
_Prelude to Terror: The Rogue CIA and The Legacy of America's Private 
Intelligence Network..._, by Joseph J. Trento. 2004.

An anti-government has been at work for many years now, collaborating with 
counterparts in other countries to serve all their respective purposes: 
making illegal billions and ruining the US government and way of life, as we 
once knew it before the emergence of the CIA, et al.
Joanna