Quote Originally Posted by fishman3811
The al Qaeda terrorists, with whom Bush has been frightening us, have no power to destroy our liberties. Compared to the loss of liberty, a terrorist attack is nothing.
Wow, in case the author of this article hasn't noticed, the al Qaeda terrorists don't need Bush to frighten the world. We see what they're capable of on a daily basis, and we don't need Bush to see it... just accurate reporting. Hell, I just heard they strapped a bomb to a few unsuspecting women with down-syndrome and used them to blow up 80 people in Baghdad. Is it Bush's fault that these fanatics are resorting to such cowardly tactics? Actually, it may be Bush's "fault", as well as the "fault" of coalition forces that we HAVEN'T been seeing this on a daily basis. All of this post-9/11 paranoia is getting ridiculous, and isn't changing the fact that we're still at war... our soldiers are still dying... and our security is STILL threatened all over the world, and especially in our homeland. If these lefty nutjobs get their way, we'll have the opportunity to get a better glimpse of what these terrorists are capable of... and it might just happen right under our noses again.

Stick that in your pipe and smoke it...
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Bush's Life of Constitutional Crime By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS President George W. Bush and his director of National Intelligence, Mike McConnell, are telling the American people that an unaccountable executive branch is necessary for their protection. Without the Protect America Act, Bush and McConnell claim, the executive branch will not be able to spy on terrorists, and we will all be blown up. Terrorists can only be stopped, Bush says, if Bush has the right to spy on everyone without any oversight by courts. The fight over Rating: 5