Is anyone falling for Bush's lies about Iran (and why does he insist?)??

Question

http://www.alternet.org/story/48083/

Answer 1

only the delude right believe any of it; I am surprised he even repeats so called "intelligence reports" I wonder how many Valerie Phlames will come out of this?? Thanks Bush for making our country out to be the international bad guy. And redefining patriotism as blind nationalism and giving rise to the biggest propaganda network (Fox, NBC, CBS, NBC, Time magazine etc etc) Goebels would truely be proud!!!

Answer 2

There is an old expression "money talks, the rest walks" So far as I know, nobody in my circle believes a word he says, that is, if you can even understand some of his garbled verbage. Keep in mind, that the man was not elected, he was appointed by Supreme Court Judges, some of whom were appointed by Bush Sr. He is a stubborn, self-centered man, who doesn't seem to listen to the majority of the population, so he has lost a lot of respect. Al Gore had the majority vote, but the state that had the swing, was by 'co-incidence' Florida, the one governed by his brother, Jeb Bush. No, we don't believe the inferences about Iran, and hope that Congress cuts off the funding for this terrible state of affairs. Best wishes, and thanks for your interests.

Answer 3

Most international newspapers reveal: Russia is seriously worried about Iran’s on-going progress toward development of nuclear weapons, so much so that Russia is making statements that they are seriously considering giving the six-month’s notice to withdraw from the 1993 nuclear non-proliferation treaty. Saudi Arabia is in constant communication with Egypt and Jordan to attempt to keep Iran from progressing forward, for that would pose a serious threat to the Arab and Persian countries. Iraq, through what ever leaders it has, certainly doesn’t want it’s neighboring country to progress in the development of nuclear weapons, considering their past wars. Israel, of course, may strike first, for its very existence, given Ahmadinejad’s public statements vowing to rid the middle east of Israel. We know of the opposition to Iran’s path from Turkey, India, Pakistan, and, of course, Britain, to name a few. The youth in Iran is protesting at great peril more and more against Ahmadinejad, and the Supreme Leader Khomeini is decreasing support for him. Ahmadinejad's party lost badly in the local elections in Iran in December, 2006. The only countries that are supporting Iran’s desires to “nuclearize” are led by the relatively irrational Kim Jung Il of No Korea and Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, and Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Shias, not the Sunni's or the Persians. The U.N. has already “ordered” Iran to cease, but the implementing “will” of the U.N. is anemic. China, growing in great economic power, is awaking from its slumber and is not going to discourage or encourage for it will wait and play its card opportunistically. Accordingly, give all these countries and their leaders and their intelligence communities some serious credit; and don’t buy an illusion of mirrors just because you don’t like our President. If Iran continues its quest, you will not like the renewed arms race from every country.

Answer 4

Unfortunately, the masses (inside and outside America) who do not know any better and are dumb enough to blindly accept what Bush says are falling for it. Just like all the same people accepted the BS that he was spinning about Saddam and WMD's

Answer 5

Bush is not lying about Iran, and did not lie about Iraq. If you want to educate yourself google: Iraq chemical weapons factory. You will see that we did find WMD in Iraq, and your liberal Demonrat friends have been lying, not Bush.
I bet you will keep lying about Bush because your hatred for Bush is stronger than your desire to be a decent honest person. After all, you are a liberal...

Answer 6

Only the Bushbots are buying this. as for why--that's obvious. Bush is setting up to blame Iran when his "surge" fails to dod anything but get more American soldiers killed.

Answer 7

"Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism" Hermann Goering at his war crimes trial.

Sounds alot like the neocon message, doesn't it?

Answer 8

Bush has had this planned from the start of his election. dont be fooled he plans to take over the world if he could.

Answer 9

American people are unintelligent. And their nation is so stupid that it forgets that it purposely MURDERED hundreds of thousands of people in Japan with its warheads.

Answer 10

Only the delusional far right.