Does anyone feel like Bush and his administrations?

Question

Like to throw the word "terrorism" around way to often? Maybe they are trying to terrorize Americans to more easily do as they please.

Answer 1

The word 'terror' is definitely thrown around to scare you. Why do you think Bush Co. constantly campaigns on a 'terror' platform? To keep your focus on something other than our crap-*** economy and the money he and his cohorts are stealing.
They implore us to be afraid of terrorists but ask us to not stop travelling and shopping.
Make sure you keep putting fuel in your car so you can go work your 3 jobs to keep food on the table since they won't pay a living wage while executives at the top of the business world reap record bonuses and profits.
Never mind that oil is $75 a barrel.
I'm more afraid of a terrorist attack SINCE Bush started his ridiculous war. I used to live in New Orleans, and I'm more afraid of another natural disaster (and my government's nonresponse) than any terrorist attack.
These immoral and uncaring leaders in Washington are interested in their own enrichment only and maintaining their power.

Answer 2

No I don't feel that way at all. You have to understand that they are privy to everything. There is a lot going on that we don't need to know about. They have saved us a lot of unnecessary worry. When they do talk about it, it's real and probably closer than I'd care to think about. Don't dismiss the terrorist. They have screamed to the corners of the world for them to move on the Jihad. This is not a joke, this is not a political stunt. You need to get start getting a little more serious about this.

Answer 3

Typical liberal question - obsessed with domestic politics but you are unaware of the Jihadists who want to kill ALL OF US.

Many liberals appear not to take the wider, global battle against Islamic fanaticism seriously. They see Iraq purely as a symptom of a cynical and politicized right-wing response to Sept. 11, as opposed to a tragic misstep in a bigger conflict.

In fact, JIHAD has been waged against the West since Muhammad died only 1,400 years ago.

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan don't like the methods of Al Qaeda because they prefer the strategic long-term tactic of INVASION BY IMMIGRATION.

In 1968, liberals refused to acknowledge the Communist threat. Today, recent events point to the growing influence within the Left that is unmoved by the fight against global jihad.

ONLY WHEN THE LEFT AND THE LIBERAL MEDIA REALIZE THAT WESTERN COUNTRIES ARE AT RISK OF JIHAD WILL THE FIGHT FINALLY BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY.

Answer 4

Terrorism is a real problem that needs to be fixed. As scary as it is to hear someone say the word over and over we need to do something about it. Would you rather have the president say "bullies" or "meanie boos"?

Answer 5

I agree. Getting people scared to death makes the administration's job the ell of a lot easier. You control people easily when they're scared.

Answer 6

No, terrorism is a part of life now. Would you rather them not warn us of an attack at all? Then when terrorists attack we will be mad at the government for not telling us! No one can ever be pleased.

Answer 7

The terrorist threat is a real part of todays world,,
Yes,,,, he throws it around every time his ratings get low
But Bush tries to keep the Puplic scared so they will listen to him and foget all thigs that he has failed to do, thus far.
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Answer 8

if anyone is terrorizing anybody its the news channels reporting all the crap that they do half of it isnt even true.whene they report something the president has to say something about it or people wont think he is doing his job

Answer 9

Seeing as they just arrested 21 people in London and surrounding areas who wanted to blow up planes, I'd give that a resounding NO.

Answer 10

Oh yea.. ! Great Point !! I think Bush is a Jihads in disguise. We shouldn't call people who plan to kill thousands of innocents terrorist, we should call them dis-satisfied customers. This is all Bush's fault.. How Stupid can you be ??