Pretty chilling stuff, especially for a Christian. Still reading, but I just wanted to say this again: We gotta get this guy the hell out of office, for God’s sake; for the world’s sake. via KOS’s “Faith Based Presidency”

This post really ticks me off, because it is, sadly, probably true. Terrorism Threat Narrows Race (washingtonpost.com) In this post-9/11 nation, New Jersey is perhaps the purest example of the terrorism differential. Tick off the usual hot-button issues here — education, the environment, gun control — and Democrat John F. Kerry leads by 20 percentage points. Then mention terrorism, and Continue Reading

KOS’ observation here is what REALLY peeves me about Bush—-all talk and NO walk. Like a lot of Churches. Bush regurgitates several “Christian Right” talking points, and then refuses to elaborate when giving the opportunity (“You’re trying to trick me aren’t you?” and then proceeds to ignore the question. Seems to me, Mr. Bush, that “evangelical” Christians — at least Continue Reading

A while back I reported a Kerry/Edwards yard sign stolen. It turned up in the trash of another house, when I noticed that two of what I thought were theirs were also gone. Turns out they had 2 Bush signs replaced with 2 Kerry Signs (one of them mine, or at least they gave me the two signs and so Continue Reading

Eric linked to an article by Glen Stassen, a seminary ethics professor I had while at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1978-81. He points out what I figured would happen under the Bush administration. All Talk, no walk. The Bush administration’s negli9gence of real life issues and determiniation to do nothing but work for the interests of their constituents (the Continue Reading

I say that with all reverence, and shame at being an American right now. I’ll find some way after a while to talk myself into some semblance of hope, since it seems that there’s always evil, but this is SICKENING. The story is from Seymour Hersh, who broke the “Massacre at My Lai” story back in the 70’s , and Continue Reading

I read several pages in RFK Jr.’s Crimes Against Nature today, and saw the preceding posts’ interview with RFK Jr. with MOJO and this link to their special issue on the environment. I also have an issue of National Gegraphic on Global Warming, still yet another of the Bush administrations collossal failures and horrigfic examples of their massive and willful Continue Reading

via Mike James’ Tread Lightly on the Things of Earth blog, an astonishingly long and well categorized list of Alernative Christian Web Sites Sites Unseen – Earth’s Mightiest Alternative Christian Link Portal Welcome. You’ve just stepped into a bold new universe. It’s the universe as it is, right underneath our noses. It is the universe as it could be, if Continue Reading

NPR : ‘Karl Rove in a Corner’ NPR’s Alex Chadwick talks to Joshua Green, senior editor at The Atlantic Monthly about “Karl Rove in a Corner,” his article in the magazine’s current issue. It explores the political tactics of President Bush’s chief political strategist.

Josh talks about Bush’s cluelessness regarding his “biggest mistakes”. First of all, that he wouldn’t /couldn’t name any of them. Second, Josh mentions the first 3 that come to my mind (since theirs were the books that came out that first perked up my ears and raised the questions about what kind of skullduggery was going on there. I remember Continue Reading

via Dave-O via Eric’s Tasty Morsels of Thought – Perfect Film Strip International Excellent.

As I pointed out in my previous post, Bush fell flat on the most telling question of the debates: asking about what he considered his biggest mistakes. As this additonal article and millions of others are observing, it’s getting scary how “incapable” and “unfit” this guy is to lead ANYTHING. . . . And Bush’s Telling Non-Answer (washingtonpost.com) There, in Continue Reading

A Reason to Back the President? (washingtonpost.com) Much of what Sen. John Kerry says about Iraq is consistent and reasonable. He voted for the war because, like just about everybody else, he believed that Saddam Hussein was dangerous. He criticizes it now because Hussein turns out not to have had weapons of mass destruction after all, and because the Bush Continue Reading

I have the e-book version of this (Crimes Against Nature by RFK Jr.) This is one of the more insidious , duplicitous , scams of the Bush administration, claiming to be “responsible” with the environment. They are everything BUT. This is the most corrupt case of bribery that I’ve sen in American history, and these are our “leaders”. They are Continue Reading