Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2009 21:05:30 -0500
From: "manuel tavares" <[email protected]>

http://lists.goanet.org/pipermail/goanet-goanet.org/2009-November/185424.html

George W. Bush was the most irrational president that the USA have ever had. It 
is precisely because of his irrationality that he plunge the U.S. into the Iraq 
and Afghanistan wars to the exclusion of involvement in domestic and basic 
economic policies that has plunged the world into this economic meltdown. His 
policy of affording tax cuts to the very rich has resulted in the trillions of 
dollars of deficits facing the U.S. That is why he is the most unpopular 
president in the U.S., his country. 

Mario responds:

President Bush's unpopularity was largely due to the spread of such completely 
distorted information by much of the left wing media mostly because of their 
opposition to the liberation of millions of Muslims from Muslim tyrants in Iraq 
and Afghanistan, which Manuel is repeating here.

Was President George Bush "irrational"?  Only if one doesn't care about the 
facts.

What about the events that led up to the liberation of Iraq, including the 17 
UN resolutions over twelve years asking Iraq to comply with disclosure of his 
WMDs that he had agreed to, the massacres using WMDs of innocent Iraqi Shia and 
Kurds, the looting of the oil for food program, the need for no-fly zones 
patrolled by Americans and Brits to protect Iraqis, etc.?

What about Al Qaeda and its attacks on US interests throughout the 90's, or 
about 9/11, the Al Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan or the Taliban and their 
brutality towards women and their harboring of Al Qaeda and Osama Bin Laden, 
etc.

The tax rate cuts that President proposed and supported were for everyone, not 
just the rich, and caused the economy to recover quickly from the recession 
that Bush inherited, and INCREASED tax collections by growing the economy in 
spite of the shocks of 9/11.  Since tax collections increased from the tax rate 
cuts, it stands to reason that the deficits were caused by government spending 
on social programs and the two wars of liberation. 

Let's consider the size of the Bush deficits. At the end of Bush's term the 
deficit was 3.5% of GDP.  Obama's policies have increased that to 10% in one 
year and it is projected to continue to rise if other Obama-supported 
initiatives pass.  The unemployment rate at the end of the Bush term was at a 
high of 5.8%.  After one year of massive spending ostensibly to create jobs, 
the unemployment rate stands at 10.2%, and is expected to rise.

Thus Manuel needs to check his sources and wise up.

Manuel wrote:

President Clinton was the one who started the campaign to aid victims of Aids 
in Africa making cheap medicines available to Aids victims through Governments 
and NGA's and George W.Bush just carried on with the trend perhaps not knowing 
due to his ignorance. 

Mario responds:

This, too, is completely false, as the following sources show: 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28605888/from/RSS/#storyContinued

http://conservativehome.blogs.com/centreright/2009/01/mr-bush-has-don.html

http://97.74.65.51/readArticle.aspx?ARTID=17338

Manuel wrote:

If George W. Bush had paid enough attention to his domestic Agenda, the world 
would be a better place economically. Shows you what you get when you elect a 
Cowboy to the highest office in the land doesn't it.

Mario responds:

Not true.  The financial disaster was started, increased, protected and 
defended by the Democrats, starting under the Clinton administration.  This 
included President Obama when he was a Senator.  Using the Community 
Reinvestment Act they forced private banks to lend to low income home buyers 
who were credit risks.  The banks then sold the high risk loans to 
quasi-government institutions like Freddy Mac and Fannie Mae.  Because of his 
support for such risky programs, Senator Obama became the biggest recipient of 
campaign funds per annum from those at the center of the financial crisis, 
Freddy Mac, Fannie Mae and AIG.

President Bush tried to stop the madness but did not have the votes to do so as 
the timeline in the following video report shows:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMnSp4qEXNM&NR;=1 






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