• Blade said on Oct 02, 2006....

  It would make sense since Enron largely contributed to Bush’s campaign. I guess the only silver lining to the Big Oilies taking over the world is that eventually they will run out of fuel.
  
  Ok that’s not such a hopeful thought… we’re screwed.
  

• aeschylus said on Oct 02, 2006....

  Those guys don't really know the truth themselves, but if you're interested in getting some more answers, connecting a few more dots, etc. (and a helluva lot more questions!), look at some of Texas' largest law firms (Houston particularly).
  
  Hint: Bush worked in the mailroom at one of them in his young days.
  
  aeschylus
  bai ming sheng
  

• ALIENated said on Oct 03, 2006....

  These are all just businessmen who took time out of their
  busy and successful careers to serve their country. Pretty
  common for the Republican party, which is not full of
  career politicians like Ted Kennedy. Guys who only care
  about themselves and their political careers. The measures
  taken by Republicans often seem harsh because they are
  usually undoing four to eight years of damage done by
  the Democrats. Big business is behind both parties. It is
  just a matter of which business is behind which politician.
  Republicans are for free enterprise so big business is
  naturally drawn to them. And here is the real kicker:
  they are all politicians, democrats and republicans. We
  cannot trust any of them any farther than we can
  punt them.
  

• thenack said on Oct 03, 2006....

  Alien, you are making a good point, but so is dreamtime. Seems that, even in a democracy, we are still only pawns of the people who have to big money.
  
  Dreamtime, you should check out some of my posts on bush.
  

• dreamtime said on Oct 04, 2006....

  Blade> Yes... they are going to run out of fuel and get screwed... and the scary thought is that so would all of us...
  
  Alienated> You are right about politicians and their business connections... it is practically impossible these days to find a politician with absolutely no business interests... I guess if I was an owner of a gas station and if I entered politics, then I would be yet another politician with a business interest...
  That was something that ran through my mind as I read that website listing the Bush administration's business connections... Which politician is not connected to business in some way... Republicans... Democrats... As you say, they are politicians.... and that speaks for itself.
  
  thenack> yes.. I will read your stuff shortly soon after posting this reply. :-)
  

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