In November, 2000, it became apparent that the U.S. had been overtaken by a right-wing coup. Although frustrated by the coup, a certain confidence was retained that the U.S. could withstand the nefarious aims of the coup. Eight years later, the U.S. is in much weaker condition. The question is: How to counter the candidacy of McCain, who represents perpetual war, and the continuation of the coup ?
--- In [email protected], "do.rflex" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "mainstream20016" > <mainstream20016@> wrote: > > > > The McCain candidacy was moribund, broke, the campaign RV literally > running on fumes > > in the Fall - until Huckabee posed a threat - Suddenly, McCain was > promoted constantly > > as the 'favorite' Republican by the establishment media. McCain is > NOT liked by > > Republicans, yet he alone remains in the Republican nomination race. > IMHO, ANY > > candidate in the race would have risen to the top with similar > support from the media. > > Something is seriously amiss. > > > My speculation is that he's the golden boy choice of the same people > who installed Jr. Even during his apparent financially and unpopular > 'down' times in the early campaign he seemed nonchalant about it along > the way - as if he knew the game was rigged anyway in his favor. > Again, that's speculation, but nothing would surprise me with the gang > of criminals currently running the show. >
