Saturday, October 07, 2006
Waterboarding USA: G W Bush Just Likes Torture Always Did Always Will
Why I ask do G W Bush, Condi Rice, Donald Rumsfeld need torture a la waterboarding when they failed to heed many warnings given by the CIA?
Here's why:
G W Bush likes torture: firecrackering frogs as a student, challenging his father to a fight to the death, nearly killing himself as a drug addicted DUI, not before avoiding real conflict as an AWOL, setting the all time record for capital punishment as Texas governor, even smirking and mocking a pleas for clemency by a female condemned, destroying the environment and where will it end?
G W Bush loves torture which complements his inability to heed warnings. Some president?
Here's why:
G W Bush likes torture: firecrackering frogs as a student, challenging his father to a fight to the death, nearly killing himself as a drug addicted DUI, not before avoiding real conflict as an AWOL, setting the all time record for capital punishment as Texas governor, even smirking and mocking a pleas for clemency by a female condemned, destroying the environment and where will it end?
G W Bush loves torture which complements his inability to heed warnings. Some president?
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