Let's Talk About: George W. Bush
		The photo above is just one of tons of anti-bush photo's.  Coming from another anti-bush website.  Visited by tons and tons of George Bush haters' a day.  I mean, let's face it.  George Bush hasn't been popular since election time.  I mean, there is endless proof that the election was staged, that he didn't do crap on 9-11, that he basically lied about everything involving Iraq, and because of it has gotten millions of people killed, from both sides.  He wears uniforms that he doesn't deserve to wear since he avoided service to this county, and there are rumors coming out that he is having leaks in the government assasinated.  And currently, people from the White House have been coming out and basically admitting to our faces, that this man is an idiot and a liar.    But what the hell is being done about it?  Nothing.  I mean, sure the protests were strong about a year ago, and sure you have teach-in's in almost every city and websites up to your ears in information, but where is the direct action.    In my opinion, if they still have the nerve to call this country a democracy, then we might as well take advantage of it and demand our power as citizens.  Hell, as citizens, we can change the constitution, and even over through the government.  But it's as if we've forgotten these things.  It's as if democracy is something in history books, but now America has become a kind of don't-ask-don't-tell system.  We don't want to know the corruptions of our government and the large corporations (or should I say monopalies), and instead we just want to live our lives as selfishly and stereotypically as possible.  Materials have blinded us to the truely important things in life.    We can't let Bush get away with this, and waiting til the next election isn't the way this should be handled.  Wouldn't it be great, if Americans from all over the country went to Washington D.C., each with a list of ten questions for George Bush.  Wouldn't it be great if all of these people waited patently at the Capitol of the United States, until they finally were answered.  Wouldn't it be wonderful...but realistically, that would never be so.  Because people are too busy with work and school, etc, etc, so the only people that would show up are the minority, the few that know what is truely important in life.  We might not realize how few we are, but trust me, we are the minority.  But I can dream, and hopefully this will turn out to be a life where dreams really do come true.     I'm always ready for action, ready to get involved and fight for the change that is rightfully ours.  If you ever have an idea for direct action, and need help with promotion or organization or whatever, just let me know.    -heather
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