Nice article

"Might the above events be conspiring to completely destroy DUBYA's mental state? The short answer is yes. If he is mentally unstable, it's a surety that if the pressure on him continues to grow, he's going to snap. I can only hope that the pressure does continue."

I hope the pressure doesn't get too high. A wounded animal is very dangerious. Bush may be weakened but he still has a lot of resources at his command. No telling what he might do if he flips. It'd be better to get him out of there before he goes totally bonkers.

by John Rogue (2 articles, 125 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 11 comments) on Tuesday, December 5, 2006 at 3:35:53 PM
 

Dangerous animal

I hope the pressure doesn't get too high. A wounded animal is very dangerious. Bush may be weakened but he still has a lot of resources at his command. No telling what he might do if he flips. It'd be better to get him out of there before he goes totally bonkers.

Yes, he does have some resources left. However, he doesn't have nearly as many as he once had. Congress is out of his corner (obstensively speaking). Dumbsfeld is history. Condi Rice has all but disappeared from reality. Cheney has fallen far into the background, and may well stay there. Even Tony Snow, the White House mouthpiece, seems to be finding it harder and harder to spew forth the garbage given to him by the administration. DUBYA is fast running out of friends and supporters.

DUBYA is already a dangerous animal. The fact that we are in Iraq proves this. Could he be more dangerous if he snaps? To be sure he would be. However, at that point, especially if his breakdown is public, there will be no holding back complete revulsion. Calls for his ouster will come from every corner of America, including any last vestages of support he may have with right wingers. While I'm sure they'd stoop to blaming his breakup on folks like us here, the point would be irrefutable that he is certifiably insane. Somehow, I just don't see that as a problem.

I don't care what makes him leave, as long as he leaves.

Blessed be!
Pappy

by Pappy (61 articles, 0 quicklinks, 11 diaries, 860 comments) on Wednesday, December 6, 2006 at 1:03:07 AM
 

Impeach the power mad weakling

Real power is earned by powerful men and women according to their wisdom, determination, words and actions.

Inherited power is but the illusion of power. Few princes have ever became powerful kings. Exceptions like Alexander the Great have been few and far between, and even he believed himself to be the son of Zeus. Weak-minded princes like Caligula and Nero who went insane with power are the rule.

Like most princes, George W. Bush never had to compete for anything, much less power. He never had to face the daily challenges that confront all commoners. Everything was handed to him. He did not seek wisdom, or to strengthen his mind and body. In his youth he chose a life of dalliance and luxury. Only later did his lust for power emerge, but by then he was a weakling unfit to wield power. He is the Emperor's son who never learned to walk because he was always carried on servants shoulders.

We should not rejoice at the thought of Bush going mad. Caligula and Nero killed many before they died. Rather, we should impeach the power mad weakling before he destroys himself and many others.

by rabblerowzer (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 227 comments) on Wednesday, December 6, 2006 at 8:06:02 AM
 

An insane megalomaniac is dangerious

I still think if the pressure gets too great Bush will snap and he could cause a lot of trouble. With the powers he has accrued to himself, and the Republican congress acquiesced to, he has plenty of power. Whether the Congress, the Courts, or anyone else can reign him in remains to be seen. That he (or his handlers) might engineer a fake, but deadly, terrorist attack before the next election, using it as an excuse to suspend the election, is a distinct possibility. If he flips, an attack on Iran is certainly probable.

He now has the power to declare just about anyone an "enemy combatant" and lock them away without habeas corpus rights. Bush can, under the new military bills declare marital law at will. Until we get rid of him, he needs to be treated much like the insane emperors of the past. Humored but not obeyed. Hopefully, he will be impeached before he snaps.

by John Rogue (2 articles, 125 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 11 comments) on Wednesday, December 6, 2006 at 7:34:33 PM
 

Nuclear War his only hope

If tomorrow he were arrested and removed from the scene, we all would still be only about 30 minutes away from complete and utter devastation from the use of nuclear weapons.

When he goes, we need to then send our nuclear war fighting criminal elite away, into the history books and give them a well done award.

"They" have planned all along to sucker punch us with a nuclear war begun right out of the blue.

The award for well done is not for trying to exterminate us with the best technology that our money could buy, rather, in "their" attempts to genocidally kill the human race, "They" have brought the Extraterrestrials out of the shadows and into the light of our world.

"ET" has so far spared us an all out nuclear war of genocidal extermination, no thanks to our nuclear war fighting criminal elite who at this moment are still trying to get the nukes flying.

The only hope for the entire nuclear war fighting criminal elite is to get a nuclear trigger into the air and exploding upon a major city. If "They" fail, after trying for years to do this to us, then we will get them on the ground. One at a time. This is why nuclear war is his, and "Their" only hope.

Otherwise, "They" will finally and ultimately face their real enemy of which is "Us," We the people of this nation and this world.

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by Patrick (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 415 comments) on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 1:55:43 AM
 

Another brick in his wall...

happened just a few days ago. John Bolton has formally decided he doesn't want to be turned down yet again by the Senate. DUBYA's world continues to shrink. As his world shrinks, I can't help but think the stress on him is just going to keep ratcheting upward.

I watched DUBYA on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart tonight, and he looks more and more like a zombie with each passing day. He could barely even speak about the ISG report, just giving it bare lip service; almost like he didn't even notice it had been published.

I truly believe he is spiraling out of control. He is used to getting his way no matter what the cost. Here of late, that hasn't been happening. You can see it in his face, in his body language, and in his eyes. He's ready to snap.

Of course he is. It takes a lot of energy to keep up the lies, the walls, the denial, and so on. Hell, look at Nixon. Barely a month out of office and he was hit with serious phlebitis in both legs. That was brought on by the stress of the Watergate hearings.

It remains to be seen if DUBYA's breakdown is going to cause more trouble, or be the end of it. I am hoping for the latter, definitely.

Blessed be!
Pappy

by Pappy (61 articles, 0 quicklinks, 11 diaries, 860 comments) on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 2:34:38 AM