Henk Ruyssenaars
Cindy Sheehan: YES - 63 percent - MSNBC poll: Bush NO - 94%
Fri Aug 19, 2005 08:27
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'Convenient' heart attack of mother gets Sheehan off Bush's back: there's certainly no conspiracy: it's only facts we don't have yet. But, an MSNBC poll shows 94% of the people thinking that Bush with his cabal's pack of lies steered the United States into the Iraq war disaster
by Henk Ruyssenaars
FPF - August 19th 2005 - The by now world famous grieving mother Cindy Sheehan had to leave the protest camp near the Bush clan's Crawford house, after the bad news that her 74 year old mother, Shirley Miller, had a stroke and was in the ER of a Los Angeles hospital.
In some comments, the stroke which the mother of Cindy Sheehan has suffered, is called 'convenient' and it of course is a by the neocons much wished for temporary solution of a protest movement against Bush and his cabal's war in Iraq, a protest which started engulfing the United States.
In a poll today in a US newspaper, it shows that sixty-three percent (63) of the people voting 'does agree with Cindy Sheehan and her actions', contrary to what the neocon's mainstream media are saying: Question: Do you agree with Cindy Sheehan?
Poll Results - Url. below.
Yes - 63%
No - 33%
Not Sure - 5%
It's logical to assume that Bush and his cabal wanted Sheehan and her group to disappear as fast as is possible, especially since a global poll - on conservative pundit Ron Reagan's MSNBC on Internet - shows a whopping ninety-four percent (94%) of the people thinking that Bush - with his cabal's pack of lies - steered the United States into the Iraq war disaster: MSNBC Poll: "Do you believe that President Bush mislead the nation to go to war with Iraq?" Url.: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8248969/
Convenient heart attack?
Voices are raised that 'the stroke might be induced', a question which is as difficult as the methods are easy. Among much other, there's this information concerning the possibilities: "Who could have chance to become such kind of assassin/murderer to create leaks on a victim's blood/brain barrier to cause cerebral hemorrhage? Obviously, only a hospital's surgeon, or tiny (like small ant size) invisible personnel could have chance to create leaks in the blood/brain barrier on a victim.
However, a surgeon cannot secretly create leaks on a patient's blood/brain barrier without other's knowledge. That's because there are many nurses in the operation room. Furthermore, if involved LEO's operatives induce cerebral hemorrhage on a target, it means that the involved agent (& police) want to eliminate a victim immediately - no matter he is at home/office, vehicle, hospital, etc.
That's because inducing cerebral hemorrhage is a method to quickly eliminate a victim. The victim will either have a stroke and become disabled, or immediately die. Thus, only the tiny invisible personnel are available to become assassins in such kind of case.
That's because the tiny invisible personnel can secretly enter people's homes/workplaces, vehicles, etc. anytime and lightly fly onto a victim's head to create leaks in the victim's blood/brain barrier. Thus, only tiny invisible personnel can induce cerebral hemorrhage on an unaware target anytime, everywhere." (end quote) - [Url.: http://tinyurl.com/avawn ]
Since the FPF always checks and double-checks and only deals with the often hard facts of life, more information showed to be available from the globally known "US News & World Report", a product of the PR people at the US Military Intelligence Service, the CIA and other Lie Factories" [Url.: http://tinyurl.com/2rg5o] - it's an article written a long time ago, so one can only wonder and use Internet to see and read what the spooks can do now. - US News and World report on the Wonder Weapons.- Url.: http://tinyurl.com/cr7bh
In the Nation it's perfectly worded by John Nichols writing about Cindy Sheehan's Tragic Critics: "The rapidly dwindling minority of Americans who continue to search for some rationale for keeping U.S. troops in Iraq has been driven to the brink of breakdown by the success of Sheehan's protest.
Go to the web site of William F. Buckley's National Review magazine and you will find Sheehan described in headlines as "nutty," dismissed by columnists as "the mouthpiece... of howling-at-the-moon, bile-spewing Bush haters" and accused of "sucking up intellectual air" that, presumably, would be better utilized by Condoleezza Rice explaining once more that it would be wrong to read too much into the August 6, 2001, briefing document that declared: "Bin Laden determined to attack inside the U.S."
Human Events, the conservative weekly newspaper, dismisses Sheehan as a "professional griever" who "can claim to be in perpetual mourning for her fallen son" -- as if there is some time limit on maternal sorrow over the death of a child. Fox News Channel spinner-in-chief Bill O'Reilly accuses Sheehan of being "in bed with the radical left," including -- horrors! -- "9-11 families" that are still seeking answers about whether, in the first months of 2001, the Bush administration was more focused on finding excuses to attack Iraq than on protecting Americans from terrorism.
And Rush Limbaugh was on the radio the other day ranting about how, "(Sheehan's) story is nothing more than forged documents. There's nothing about it that's real..." (Just to clarify for Limbaugh listeners: Cindy Sheehan's 24-year-old son Casey really did die in Iraq, and his mother really would like to talk with President Bush about all those claims regarding WMDs and al-Qaida ties that the administration used to peddle the "case" for war.)
The pro-war pundits who continue to defend the occupation of Iraq are freaked out by the fact that a grieving mother is calling into question their claim that the only way to "support the troops" is by keeping them in the frontlines of George W. Bush's failed experiment. Bush backers are horrified that Sheehan's sincere and patriotic anti-war voice has captured the nation's attention."
Nichols ironically refers to the neocon's Newsweek, but finishes with a well heeded warning: "According to the latest Newsweek poll, 61 percent of Americans disapprove of Bush's handing of the war, while just 26 percent support the president's argument that large numbers of U.S. military personnel should remain in Iraq for as long as it takes to achieve the administration's goals there.
The supporters of this war have run out of convincing lies and effective emotional appeals. Now, they are reduced to attacking the grieving mothers of dead soldiers. Samuel Johnson suggested that patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. But, with their attacks on Cindy Sheehan, the apologists for George Bush's infamy have found a new and darker refuge."
Just connect the dots...
HR
Nichols article in 'The Nation' - Url.: http://tinyurl.com/al67u
San Mateo Daily Journal - Poll Results - URL.: http://tinyurl.com/dlf9g
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* 'The war in Iraq is illegal' - BBC video & text - interview United Nation's Secretary General Kofi Annan -
Url.: http://tinyurl.com/5pl2v
* MSNBC Poll: "Do you believe that President Bush mislead the nation to go to war with Iraq?" -
Url.: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8248969/
* Corporate News Media: Incompetent, Criminally Negligent or Complicit? - Url.: http://tinyurl.com/cqpfe
* Saturday, September 24 - 2005 - Massive March, Impeachment Rally & Anti-war Fair,
Gather 11:00 AM at the Washington Monument - Info - Url.: http://tinyurl.com/bnw4c
* Help the troops come home! Url.: http://www.bringemhome.org - We need them badly to fight our so called 'governments' - Url.: http://www.bringthemhomenow.org/
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