I can't decide whether your writing is more like G. Orwell or more like R. Bradbury. I'm a big fan of both regardless...
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>I have faith in democracy. The Republicans will be reelected in the congress and senate. Our next president will be a republican. Fox news will begin reporting that we were never in Iraq and there was no war. No one has been killed in Iraq. The entire nation will accept that there was no war. Except for a few liberals that is!
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>The problems with liberals or anyone who disagrees with the administration is simple. You are creating a sacrilegious act! You should worship our “gods” who hold political office. To do otherwise is to take the side of the enemy! You are in the same camp as the terrorists! We should act as sheep and just bah. That is all that is required for true happiness.
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>Do not concern yourself with the economy, threats of war, or any issue outside of paying your taxes and bills. Just keep your head in the sand and let the “gods” think for you. Then you will be a true “patriot”. :)
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>>I can't wait till we get replies to this tommorrow. Of course this will be thrown out as a liberal plot.
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>>I was talking to a friend today about how the white house buzzword is now "contain". In other words they started something they can't fix and are at least hoping the whole thing doesn't blow up before 2008.
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>>>>>Don't know if this was cited before, but have a gander at
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http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=06/04/25/1343214>>>>>
>>>>>I just heard her on a local TV interview and I'd say she has the whole thing pegged. And it's one very very sad story.
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>>>>Indeed, quite frightening. Do you think most of the story is realistic? It does fit in quite well with other things one hears here and there.
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>>>Like I said, I think she has it pegged. 100%.
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>>>There's a parallel universe on this planet populated by people who operate in their own way for their own objectives. They have honed the skill of saying things publicly that seem to be "OK" while all the while chasing totally diametric objectives that are so radical that the common person cannot even imagine someone thinking that way. So we believe what we assume to be believeable while they bring about the unbelieveable.
