Bush's 'Maturation'
18 January 2007
by Christian McPhate, Contributing writer for AnaiRhoads.org
AnaiRhoads.org - On Jan. 16, President Bush announced that the democratically elected government "has still got some maturation to do," for the American-inspired and yet unobtainable "free" country had "fumbled" the hangings of Saddam Hussein and two of his followers.
This coming from a man whose own cabinet is notorious for "fumbling" everything from the apprehension of the most wanted man in history to the building of a democratic nation.
During an interview with Jim Lehrer, host of the "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer" on PBS, Bush stated that the handling of the execution looked more like a revenge killing than a killing of justice.
"It reinforced doubts in people's minds that the Maliki government and the unity government of Iraq is a serious government,” Bush said, “which makes it harder for me to make the case to the American people that this is a government that does want to unify the country and move forward."
No, the seeds of doubt blooming within the American people began to sprout when this administration’s incompetence exploded across the media waves with the 9-11 reports (and for some info junkies, the botched voting scam in good ol George’s brother’s sunny home state).
Moreover, the President reaffirms the American people of his incompetence with the escalation of revenge blasting across the surface of the Jewel of the Middle East.
Of course, it does not help when his administration failed to think ahead and understand the full implications of its choices when implementing a system of voting for a country with no understanding of democracy or the humane treatment of the common man.
What does one expect to happen when one backs a government controlled by the Shiite branch of the Muslim religion, a splintering group of religious people persecuted in horrendous ways by the American-installed Saddam Hussein?
And there's more.
The Shiite believers are also in control of our number one (according to the last report on NBC, CNN, ABC, CBS and etc.) "Axis of Evil" enemy, Iran.
According to figures released by the United Nations on Jan. 16, more than 34,000 Iraqi civilians lost their lives last year alone due to incompetence.
That is more than the number of Americans killed since the beginning of the war—five years ago.
Incompetence seems to be running amok throughout this diabolical weeding out of terrorism.
The two sects of Muslims, the Sunnis and the Shiites, branched off and split the trunk of Allah because of an incompetent disagreement over which group would lead after the death of the Prophet Muhammad (think Pentecostal and Baptist, but with Ak-47s and tanks instead of the holy ghost and the Antichrist).
In addition, with the recent quote of Donald Rumsfield, one of the leading masterminds behind the fiasco of Democracy, the parasite of incompetence continues to grow at an alarming rate:
"There are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say, we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don’t know we don’t know."
The level of incompetence has risen to 'orange'.
God/Allah/Jehovah, oilmen, warmongers, please… make it stop.
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