State Of The Union Adress comments

[Warren Gammel]

I don't know how many other people feel this way, but Mr. Bush made some remarks last night that I found extremely disturbing and troubling.  The entire speech was troubling and disturbing, but the following particular remarks stood out from the rest in my mind. "This dictator, who is assembling the world�s most dangerous weapons, has already used them on whole villages - leaving thousands of his own citizens dead, blind, or disfigured. Iraqi refugees tell us how forced confessions are obtained - by torturing children while their parents are made to watch. International human rights groups have catalogued other methods used in the torture chambers of Iraq: electric shock, burning with hot irons, dripping acid on the skin, mutilation with electric drills, cutting out tongues, and rape. If this is not evil, then evil has no meaning."  - George W. Bush, State of the Union Address, 28 January 2003,  Mr. Bush seems to really get off on giving everyone all the minute details and particulars doesn't he? He could have said that Saddam uses unthinkably cruel torture on all his victims, but he chose instead to elaborate on all the macabre details.  I think that is very significant. I listened to Mr. Bush's entire horrifying address, but as an RN who used to work with criminally insane pyschos in Florida state prisons for many years, the most disturbing part of his address was Mr. Bush's remarks and descriptions of pain, suffering and torture, along with his equally disturbing facial expressions and smirks during the applause breaks. What was he thinking of, being so verbally graphic in front of a world wide audience? Was he doing this for the benefit of all the young children who were listening? I really believe he's pathologically and psychologically ill. He used to enjoy blowing up frogs by placing firecrackers inside them when he was a child.  After the frogs, he graduated to overseeing more death penalty executions than any other governor in history. He was also involved in bizarre coffin death rituals as a Skull & Bones member at Harvard.  As Mr. Bush says: "if this is not evil, then evil has no meaning." Those are his words, not mine.  I feel he's truly mentally disturbed.  Mr. Bush's speech last night was further proof of his mental illness and insanity, in my opinion.  Mr. Bush presents a clear and present deadly danger to all living creatures on earth. I feel we have much to fear from this dangerous psycho. He really belongs in a double-lock padded cell in 4 point restraints under heavy sedation.