> Strange, isn't it?
>
> One possible explanation might be that the people in the Bush
> administration don't care about the thoughts of their "allies",
> about the Palestinian problem, or about human suffering in any
> other area, or about the interests of the American people.
You are right on all counts.
>
> Perhaps they are only concerned about their own power and wealth.
Yes, if you're one of the elite, you are supported. If not, you are to
be fleeced and controlled.
>
> Perhaps they feel no loyalty or obligation to the constitution or to
> the constitutional republic of old. I don't think that Straussians
> normally bother about that stuff. It's just a story for the peasants.
Totally. The Constitution is "just a go*dam*ed piece of paper."
>
> One would think that this might have occurred to the British
> government by now.
The Brits perhaps thought that there would be honor among thieves. But
BushCo likely
thinks of BlairCo as bumbling wannabes/idiots, to be used. BushCo respects
no one. All non-elites are to be used as cannon fodder for endless wars and
as slaves.
I haven't studied Strauss at all but this is what I pick up from observing
Bush
and his dark group of cronies. BTW, I wonder how Strauss got a free pass to
warp so many minds?
Peace, D. Mindock
>
> Doug Woodard
> St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
>
> [snip]
>
>> Citing a senior Blair government source, the newspaper said the alliance
>> between the two leaders is in danger.
>>
>> "We all feel badly let down by Bush," the source said. "We thought we had
>> persuaded him to take the Israel-Palestine situation seriously, but we
>> were wrong. How can anyone have faith in a man of such low intellect?"
>>
>> The report comes as Parliament prepares to hold an unusual summer
>> session, to allow members to question the government's handling of
>> Israel's war with Hezbollah and examine whether the recent terror plot in
>> Britain was linked to Blair's Iraq war policy.
>>
>> The newspaper said the reported rift between London and Washington is
>> based on British anger over Bush's handling of the "road map" to peace
>> between Israel and the Palestinians, which Bush agreed to just before the
>> U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.
>>
>> "We have been banging on at them for three years about the need to
>> address the Palestinian problem but they just won't engage," said a
>> senior government source. "That is one of the reasons there is such a
>> mess now."
>>
>> Copyright 2006 by United Press International. All Rights Reserved.
>>
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