• silverwhisper said on Jul 27, 2007....

  don't have the time right now to read the link, but really--who's surprised that a bush thinks that authoritarian policies in the light of some pressing threat are a great idea?
  
  ed

• ALIENated said on Jul 27, 2007....

  While I would not condone the overthrow of any president, you have to 
  remember what was going on at the time. Communism was engulfing a lot of
  the world and Roosevelt seemed to be cut from the same cloth. And in
  1933, few knew what Hitler was all about. Interesting stuff, though. Always
  fun to connect Republicans to Nazis. However, if they start blaming the 
  Hindenberg explosion on young George Bush (the first Bush president) and 
  his slingshot, I might start suspecting revisionist history. It is always fun to
  watch how far the liberal media will go to blackball a Republican president.
  And how ready other liberals are to believe it. Hard to pin stuff on the
  ancestors of Democrat presidents. Do we even know who Bill Clinton's 
  father was, let alone his grandfather?
  

• kelly said on Jul 27, 2007....

  You know ALIEN, you're just not that bright.  The link wasn't about Republicans, it was about some influential rich people getting together and deciding that they would decide for the rest of us what our government and lives should be like.  I didn't even mention Prescott Bush.  
  
  
  If you'll notice the other participants a certain Mr. Heinz was among them, as in Heinz-Kerry.  Ring a bell?  It should, since you only have one bell that plays that one note.
  
  
  And how far did the "liberal media" go to publicize Clinton's woes back in the 90s?  Pretty damn far as well.  
  
  
  Silver: You don't have to read it, it's an audio file.  :-)

• silverwhisper said on Jul 28, 2007....

  o, don't mind alienated. his comments usually start off all right, but then the orbital mind control lasers get hold of him halfway through and he veers headlong into utter lunacy.
  
  ed

• ALIENated said on Jul 28, 2007....

  I am not that bright? You did not mention Prescott Bush when you said
  George Bush’s Grandfather, Prescott? Yeah, I am not that bright.
  At least I am bright enough not to listen to silverswhistle.
  

• silverwhisper said on Jul 29, 2007....

  no, you really aren't, alienated. because you obviously still do read what i say. jeez, is lying a republican trait or something? :D
  
  ed

• anonymous said on Jul 29, 2007....

  Alienated is brighter than you two dimwits put together.

• kelly said on Jul 29, 2007....

  Well, claiming to be brighter than two dimwits put together isn't saying much, which makes me think you might be right.  :-)

• silverwhisper said on Jul 30, 2007....

  i dunno about you, but i've always referred to that as damning by faint praise. :>
  
  ed

• kelly said on Jul 30, 2007....

  Bingo!

• silverwhisper said on Jul 31, 2007....

  :D

• Daniel68 said on Aug 04, 2007....

  Do some research into Prescott and you will find some interesting things.
  
  
  

• kelly said on Aug 05, 2007....

  Actually, I have done a little reading.  He was into doing business with the Nazis and eventually had his assets seized under the Trading With The Enemy Act.
  
  Here is a link.

• silverwhisper said on Aug 05, 2007....

  o kelly, don't bother. you know that alienated doesn't believe anything but limbaugh and fair and balanced reporting... :>
  
  ed

• BlueHotRage said on Aug 09, 2007....

  *reads kelly's link*
   
  I knew there was a reason my mother told me to "stay out of the Bushes"...

• kelly said on Aug 10, 2007....

  silver:  Oh, I wasn't really expecting to change anyone's mind with that.  In fact, while I do find it disgusting I'm more concerned with the here-and-now issues that are threatening us.  Like why Rush Limbaugh is even still on the air.  :-)
  
  
  BHR:  How much else do you suppose we don't know about our nation's movers and shakers?  A long time ago I used to think that wealthy people were somehow better, smarter, more sophisticated, etc.  It took me quite a while to figure out that many wealthy people and families got to be that way simply because they would do anything for money.

• desertsienna2 said on Aug 14, 2007....

  I'm not really worried about billionaires...you could give them a break on corporate taxes and property taxes if they agree to donate to certain charities..

• silverwhisper said on Aug 14, 2007....

  desertsienna: um...they already get tax write-offs. btw, what happened to your original username?
  
  ed

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