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BUSH IS NOTHING LIKE HITLER
Fri Jan 9 11:10:49 2004
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BUSH IS NOTHING LIKE HITLER

Hitler was an insane and vicious madman, of low intelligence but with a persuasive charisma, on the far right politically, who led Germany into wars invading other countries for supposedly great patriotic purposes, security of the republic, and empire-building.

Bush is an arrogant, greedy corporate puppet of low intelligence but with a persuasive charisma, on the far right politically, who?s prepared to take America into wars invading other countries for supposedly great patriotic purposes, security of the ?homeland,? and empire building as detailed in his National Security Strategy doctrine, an unabashed plan for world domination.

Hitler was an egomaniac, a bully, a dictator, and a ruthless tyrant who believed in using domination, violence and killing to achieve his political aims.

Bush the egomaniac told Woodward he ?doesn?t have to explain anything to anybody,? continues to warn the world he?ll attack sovereign nations with or without UN approval, has publicly proclaimed his desire for dictatorship, and is a ruthless tyrant who believes in using intimidation, media smear campaigns, assassinations, and the ?new product,? war, to achieve his political aims. Recently, his staffers revealed the identity of a CIA NOC agent tasked to contain the spread of WMDs simply to exact revenge against a truth-teller, Ambassador Joseph Wilson.

Hitler had no sincere respect or concern for the national constitution, civil rights, individual freedoms, or the building of a prosperous economy, and his regime brought great harm to his country. He became drunk with power and aimed to create a dominating world empire ruled by him.

Bush has no sincere respect or concern for the Constitution, (election fraud, USA Patriot Act, expanded FISA rules, undermining of the Posse Comitatus Act, new Dept. of Homeland Security powers, Total Information Awareness,) civil rights, (free speech zones, secret no-fly lists,) individual freedoms, (black-bag searches, library spying, random road checkpoints, national ID cards,) or building a prosperous economy, (tax cuts for rich, massive corporate welfare, history-making deficits, record military spending, deep slashes in social programs,) and his regime is bringing great harm to the country, (stock market down; unemployment, crime, bankruptcies, foreclosures, poverty, homelessness and uninsured up; unprecedented weakening of environmental protections; frightening rise in global American disdain.)

Hitler presided over a major national disaster, the burning of the Reichstag, the national parliament building, which he blamed on terrorists but which was revealed to be the work of his own Nazi minions. They were ?just following orders.?

Bush presided over a major national disaster, (9-11 terrorist attacks + anthrax letters,) which he has since been discovered to have at least known were imminent (Sen. Intel Committee uncovered 33 warnings, White House staffers admit taking Cipro before anthrax attacks) and may have participated in via deliberate complacency if not outright assistance, implied by his stonewalling and under-funding of a full 9-11 investigation, past business ties with the bin Laden family and Saudi royals, and a policy paper penned by his closest associates, titled ?Rebuilding America?s Defenses,? in 2000, that stated: ?

That event gave Hitler the opportunity to declare an emergency and expand his dictatorial powers further, so as to enforce his fascist beliefs and goals into societal reality, repress dissent, and gain personal benefits as well.

9-11 gave Bush the opportunity to declare a perpetual state of war emergency and expand his dictatorial powers further, so as to enforce his corpro-fascist beliefs and goals into societal reality, repress dissent, and gain personal financial benefits as well.

Hitler used the war-terminology "homeland" often, and whipped up fervent patriotism to support his wars. He used war as a means to distract people from domestic troubles and issues, kept the population of the country in constant fear, and exploited that fear for his own purposes.

Bush uses the war-terminology ?homeland? often and has whipped up fervent patriotism to support his wars (?you?re either with us or against us.?) He uses war as a means to distract people from his disastrous economic policies and malfeasances committed by him, his administration and his corporate friends, he keeps Americans in constant fear with regular but vague terrorist attack warnings, and exploits this fear for his cartel?s own purposes, such as control of the Earth?s resources, increased military spending and demonizing of dissenters.

Hitler said in his writings that if you cannot create war then at least continue to propagate the idea that war is coming. Never leave people in peace, because when they are in peace, you are nobody. Then they don't need you; your very purpose is gone. They need you only when there is danger; so create danger. If there is not real danger, at least create the climate of a false danger.

Bush regularly reminds us the ?war on terror? is never-ending, hence creating a climate of permanent danger and fear, whether real or ?potential,? in order to maintain ?approval? ratings in the face of a growing litany of high crimes, crony capitalism, and failed domestic and foreign policies.

Hitler sought to achieve a ?Godderdammerung? ? a razing of civilization as it was known so that he could create a distorted new world in his own twisted image.

Bush believes God chose him to spread His version of ?democracy? to nations that just happen to control valuable resources, razing civilizations through ?shock and awe? invasions followed by destruction of historical artifacts and records, clearing the way for his twisted vision of a new world order. .

Of course, Bush hasn?t started killing Jews yet.

Just because Bush has begun killing Jews doesn?t mean comparisons to Hitler aren?t relevant. He is, however, responsible for the deaths of an estimated 5000 innocent Afghanis as well as more than 10,000 Taliban soldiers who had nothing to do with al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden or the 9-11 terrorist attacks, not to mention up to 35,000 innocent Iraqis, an estimated 15,000 Iraqi Army conscripts and 485 US Troops as well as another 11,000+ severely wounded.

• Iraq didn't pose immediate threat to U.S., report concludes — Debi Clark, Fri Jan 9 13:12