In article <5b9ms19bm6brl9uujb2sd9e8qd27hipuv6@4ax.com>,
stoney <stoney@the.net> wrote:

http://www.buzzflash.com/analysis/06/01/ana06004.html

January 13, 2006

Radical Extremists Succeed in Silent Coup, Subverting Democracy...What
Nation are We Talking About?

A BUZZFLASH NEWS ANALYSIS

"Radical Religious Fringe Imposes Its Extreme Views on Nation. We Will
Bring Democracy to Them."

Who will speak these words about the United States, now that the silent
coup is almost complete as the hold over all three branches of
government nears completion?

The Supreme Court stole an election without Alito. What will they do
with him?

When the sons and daughters of America are done dying for allegedly
"spreading democracy" around the world, who will return democracy to the
United States?

Clearly the Democrats in the Senate, with rare exception, are almost as
clueless as George, but clueless George has the absolute power, and the
Democrats just keep handing over to him more voltage to electrocute the
Constitution.

...and in an added note of despair today, BuzzFlash just realized
something about Bush's illegal wiretapping (and Lord knows what else he
is doing illegally). We were pondering the question of why he did it
when he could have just gone through the courts.

Sure, the Bush Royal Court was probably up to its neck in domestic
political spying. We accept that as a given. But more than that, Bush
did it just to show he could. He violates the law, just to show he can
get away with it -- and then vows to continue doing it (which he is).

"Who is going to stop me?" he taunts.

And the Democrats let him get away with it.

The Democrats in the Senate may be outgunned and undermanned, but so
were the patriots who started the American revolution. It didn't stop
them from being courageous, creative, and passionate about democracy and
freedom, did it?

The democrats (with one or two exceptions) have totally caved. America
is now a one party state. All that remains is for Bush to declare
himself dictator or king as he prefers. There is no meaningful
opposition in Congress anymore.