From Cindy "Absolute Moral Authority" Sheehan

[bfp]

"George is finished playing golf and telling his fables in San Diego, so he will be heading to Louisiana to see the devastation that his environmental policies and his killing policies have caused."

[Edwin Watson]

yeah, like i said... not too polished a speaker and not too bright a lady.

[PETA]

everybody complains about the weather but nobody does anything about it.... maybe we ought to make a law banning hurricanes huh?

[LaVitaBella]

I never thought I would say it...but damn I wish someone would shut that cunt up.

[Ryan]

The Right has found a new demon. The funny thing about people like her is that she wouldn't get a fraction of the attention she's getting were it not for the fact the she enrages the Right so much. Kinda like how Michael Moore uses the Right to promote his films. It's a bit ironic.

[Sinner]

Originally Posted by bfp

"George is finished playing golf and telling his fables in San Diego, so he will be heading to Louisiana to see the devastation that his environmental policies and his killing policies have caused."

That's just silly. Someone should let her know it was the Russians...

[transparentaura]

According to The New Orleans Times-Picayune, Bush cut the budget for corp of engineers flood prevention projects in that area, including levee construction in N.O. by 70 million or about 80% despite a 2004 report predicting just this scenario. 1/3 of the LA national guard is deployed to Iraq (and is 2nd nationally in casulties per state guard units) taking with them most of the equipment, amphibious vehicles,bulldozers, trucks,etc..crucial to battle flooding. Bush reneged on his promise of no net wetland loss,siding instead with developers and adding to the problem of the disappearing natural buffer of barrier marshland on the gulf. But of course its far easier to attack the messenger than address the message. Cindy Sheehan may not be articulate, but shes right. If the Bushies could just once admit a mistake instead of attacking whoever points it out, it would make a bipartisan effort towords fixing our many serious national problems a hell of a lot easier.

[PETA]

Originally Posted by transparentaura

Cindy Sheehan may not be articulate, but shes right.

She sure isn't articulate but what is she right about?

[bfp]

Originally Posted by xian

She sure isn't articulate but what is she right about?

That it's Bush's fault for the floods in New Orleans, Gulfport and Biloxi.

And that the hurricane Katrina happened for not signing the Kyoto treaty.

[PETA]

Originally Posted by bfp

That it's Bush's fault for the floods in New Orleans, Gulfport and Biloxi.

And that the hurricane Katrina was due to not signing the Kyoto treaty.

Wow.... the people on the left who support her must be shuddering with embarassment everytime she opens her stupid mouth.

[bfp]

Originally Posted by xian

Wow.... the people on the left who support her must be shuddering with embarassment everytime she opens her stupid mouth.

Actually, I think the environmental left believes this as well.

RFK, jr.'s post on Huffington's blog explains their views quite well, in which he states:

"Now we are all learning what it's like to reap the whirlwind of fossil fuel dependence which Barbour and his cronies have encouraged."

Even the environment minister of Germany joined the chorus. If only we had signed the Kyoto! And if it still would've happened, they would be pressing further for more action - to regulate the flow of petroleum even more so.

I think it's funny how such assumptions can lead to mass hysteria.

[PETA]

Originally Posted by bfp

Actually, I think the environmental left believes this as well.

RFK, jr.'s post on Huffington's blog explains their views quite well, in which he states:

"Now we are all learning what it's like to reap the whirlwind of fossil fuel dependence which Barbour and his cronies have encouraged."

Even the environment minister of Germany joined the chorus. If only we had signed the Kyoto! And if it still would've happened, they would be pressing further for more action - to regulate the flow of petroleum even more so.

I think it's funny how such assumptions can lead to mass hysteria.

The concerns of the environment are greatly harmed by alarmists like these people.... crying wolf gets one eaten.....


btw - http://www.cato.org/current/global-warming/

[housefish]

Originally Posted by xian

She sure isn't articulate but what is she right about?

I just think it's funny that the right have found someone less articulate than Bush! Yea, he sounds great right now with some professional writer putting his little broken thoughts into something worthy or a President.


And to you, BFP.

You are such a big man making fun of some dim witted lady. Why don't you find someone worth picking on.

[bfp]

Originally Posted by housefish

And to you, BFP.

You are such a big man making fun some dim witted lady. Way don't find someone worth picking on.

I could barely make that out - but I think I got the gist of it.

btw- I pick on Ryan, too.

She deserves every single piece of mud thrown in her direction. She should've kept her message solid instead of getting deeply personal and political.

[housefish]

Originally Posted by bfp

I could barely make that out - but I think I got the gist of it.

btw- I pick on Ryan, too.

She deserves every single piece of mud thrown in her direction. She should've kept her message solid instead of getting deeply personal and political.

I'm not too sure you pick on Ryan. You make debate with him, but I wouldn't say you pick on him. I don't think the woman deserves mud slung at her. We can both agree she is misguided. Will you agree with this? She has more of right to say something about the war than yourself.