Bush's 4th term...

[Corruptbuddha]

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The outrage over President Barack Obama’s authorization of a nearly limitless federal dive into Americans’ phone records obscures a hiding-in-plain-sight truth about the 44th president many of his supporters have overlooked for years:
For all his campaign-trail talk of running the “most transparent administration” in U.S history, never promised to reverse the 43rd president’s policies on domestic anti-terrorism surveillance — and he’s been good on his word.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/06/nsa-phone-records-obama-george-bush-92352.html#ixzz2VSaLctze

It can be said no better than that.

Obama’s effort to strike what he’s repeatedly called “a balance” between personal liberty and homeland security has exposed what amounts to a split political personality: Candidate Obama often spoke about personal freedom with the passion of a constitutional lawyer — while Commander-in-Chief Obama has embraced and expanded Bush-era surveillance efforts like the 2011 extension of the Patriot Act, which paved the way for a secret court order allowing the gathering of Verizon phone records.

Candidate Nerobama doesn't sound a thing like President Nerobama.

 

[GordonGecko]

Always curious...if Obama is "Bush's 3rd now 4th term"....

why are so many folks who supported Bush, so intensely opposed to him? Be especially interested in all those on the Right who Hi-5 your post here in agreement with it.

 

[wookie-leeks]

Who's opposed to Bush??? That's ancient history.

 

[marvin martian]

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It can be said no better than that.




Candidate Nerobama doesn't sound a thing like President Nerobama.

This is exactly why every post that's critical of Obama here is immediately met with the Human Shields crying "But Bush, but Bush, but Bush!!!", and then proceed to explain how Obama is acting, doing and saying things identical to Bush. I have a hard time understanding why they go out of their way every time to illustrate how Obama is exactly like Bush in so many ways...

 

[GordonGecko]

But naturally, marvin, if I asked you if you voted for George W. Bush....you'd refuse to answer rather than risk contradicting yourself, right?

 

[wookie-leeks]

That is the beauty of the next prez election.

Nobama.

 

[marvin martian]

But naturally, marvin, if I asked you if you voted for George W. Bush....you'd refuse to answer rather than risk contradicting yourself, right?

I don't see how my voting record is material to this discussion, other than some way for you to continue stalking me. Are you going to address my comments, or just keep acting creepy?

 

[wookie-leeks]

Geeko is a professional shill. I've stated in the past, he's doing this professionally, and has a support staff. Look how much volume he has. I took some time off before I actually signed up for PJ, so I was behind. But I just passed 2000 posts.

Geeko is closing in on 40,000 posts.

He's beyond creepy, even for professional shills. I knew him on Slate. He was a ring leader for the Vopos. The internet equivalent of the East Berlin police. Though he fooled enough moderators into thinking he was moderator material so they let lizard into the hen house.

Gecko formerly known as Reptilicus fancies himself some sort of a lizard, and he has the single mindedness to go with it.

The whole Gordon Gecko thing is a continuation of Reptilucus in the lizard tradition, yet Gordon Gecko was intended to be some sort of insult and intimidation tactic towards us, and as you well know, he is about as obnoxoius, cynical, and confrontational as anyone else.

Virtually all his avatars, are supposed to be shocking and offensive to Republicans, as are his posts.

He's just another NWO hatchet man.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Geeko is a professional shill. I've stated in the past, he's doing this professionally, and has a support staff. Look how much volume he has. I took some time off before I actually signed up for PJ, so I was behind. But I just passed 2000 posts.

Geeko is closing in on 40,000 posts.

He's beyond creepy, even for professional shills. I knew him on Slate. He was a ring leader for the Vopos. The internet equivalent of the East Berlin police. Though he fooled enough moderators into thinking he was moderator material so they let lizard into the hen house.

Gecko formerly known as Reptilicus fancies himself some sort of a lizard, and he has the single mindedness to go with it.

The whole Gordon Gecko thing is a continuation of Reptilucus in the lizard tradition, yet Gordon Gecko was intended to be some sort of insult and intimidation tactic towards us, and as you well know, he is about as obnoxoius, cynical, and confrontational as anyone else.

Virtually all his avatars, are supposed to be shocking and offensive to Republicans, as are his posts.

He's just another NWO hatchet man.

Ouch, the truth comes out.

I mean, I KNEW the guy didn't have much of a life.. but... wow.

Gecko, it's just internet debate, nobody listens to anyone on here, don't waste your time!

 

[wookie-leeks]

No, no, no. His goal is to spread disinformation, misinformation, and of course select articles he likes for his own stance, and he'll use other sources of information to jab and befuddle Republicans, going head to head with people in the forums.

He has no problem baiting and demoralizing less experienced/less skilled posters on the right. He knows how to work angles. Ya know lead people down a certain path, and play with em.

Part of his job is luring out whack jobs.

Part of his problem is that he ran into me.


Despite being banned 2 or 3 times on Slate my allies bounced around the country and set up new profiles in new cities on new computers to keep me in business.


And no I was not the [Unwelcome language removed] talker or worst sock puppeteer.

Gotta remember where all this goes back to.

Washington Post/ The Grahams (long time Bildeburg member)

Slate

CIA/Bildeburgs


Who does Geeko work for????

Uncle Sam isn't the only one in this business. There are other private interests in this game too.

Is he working for a private lobby???

He lives in Virginia. Hmmmmmmm. Think of the possibilities.

So anyone else curious about the mysterious helo I saw last year????

 

[wookie-leeks]

 

[Wahbooz]

I don't see how my voting record is material to this discussion, other than some way for you to continue stalking me. Are you going to address my comments, or just keep acting creepy?

Actually I'd say that was a very pertinent question. Not all those who supported Obama, over McShame, support his continuing much of the Bush policies. But as you were asked, if you voted for Bush, and supported his policies, why would you be against Obama and his continuing those same policies?

 

[worldlymrb]

Haven't you heard? It's Bush's fault for Obama's KGB/Gestapo tactics.

 

[RickWA]

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Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/06/nsa-phone-records-obama-george-bush-92352.html#ixzz2VSaLctze

It can be said no better than that.




Candidate Nerobama doesn't sound a thing like President Nerobama.

Yes, CB - it's pathetic...but not nearly so pathetic as those who can't tackle the substance of the matter and reflexively snap to sycophantic defense mode. It's the same garbage every day.

 

[Wahbooz]

Haven't you heard? It's Bush's fault for Obama's KGB/Gestapo tactics.

Oh no, I'm sure it's Obama's fault that Bush started those Gestapo tactics even before he even went to Washington.

You do realize Gestapo and KGB are two different regions and eras. Kind of like you guys shaking and baking Commie and Nazi into one persona.