The United States, today, attacked Syria. Three men, one woman and four children were killed. Syria's state news agency "SANA" says 4 helicopters from Iraq crossed border about 5 miles into Syria, and hit a farm. Link Multiple times in the past few months, our troops have gone into Pakistan and conducted illegal military activities, which resulted in Pakistan saying if it happened again, they would defend their sovereignty. So are we looking at war with Syria and Pakistan with two wars in the Middle East already in session? I'm honestly really afraid. Our country doesn't need anymore war. Killing children is not the road to peace, it's unreasonable and illogical. Then again, it came from the Bush Administration, the secret organization running the country.
It's disgusting how covert his administration has been in handling the country. It's been nothing near transparent, and entirely disastrous. I never knew one man could destroy so much in the world. Our economy is failing, which is causing a domino effect around the world, which in turn, has knocked The United States from being the top dog in the world. Our spot can easily be taken right now. We're 500 billion dollars in debt to China. This cowboy from Texas came into office, by luck, by some conspiracy to get him elected and ran our fucking country into the ground, and we're almost breeching the border between the crust and the mantle. Our country went from a $281 billion surplus to an expectant $1 trillion deficit in fiscal year 2009, which would catapult the deficit figure into record territory. This is all just so mind boggling. Why did our country do this to itself? It's great, because I can look back as if I'm a foreigner, because I couldn't vote, and didn't understand it all. Now I grasp what happened, and don't get how people who understand let it happen. I also don't get how people are even CONSIDERING voting John McCain into office. How could someone in their right mind cogitate repeating the last 8 years? We all know that John McCain has been an avid supporter of Bush. We all know he hasn't offered a policy change different from Bush, so logically, he's not going to be different from Bush. Looking at his campaign and that way it's been run, he's clearly not been a stable fellow. He's been back and forth on multiple issues. He likes Bush, and then he doesn't. He claims to be a conservative, and then he's a populist. He's an atrocity, politically. He's a fraud, and made a deal with the devil to win this election. He'll do ANYTHING to win, and it is official.
We all also know that John McCain has been involved in military affairs all his life. So I don't think, in anyway, that he's going to be a peacetime president. Pat Buchanan, and die hard McCain supporter said that. I don't want another war; look what it's done to our country. I don't want to go to war with Syria or Pakistan, and have to borrow more money from China to pay for our wars. We need to rebuild our country, and we need to get our act together. It's not going to happen with President John McCain, or, god forbid, President Sarah Palin.
Just looks back at the last 8 years. When we were attacked on September 11th, George Bush issued a statement telling people to shop. He didn't capitalize on the opportunity to do something incredible with a completely united America. He simply said shop, and let the country go back to what it once was, a divided place. Think of the atrocity of the Iraq War. Think of the prisoners being tortured and wrongfully treated in Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib. Bush says, Oh it's not in the country, so our rules don't apply. So he authorized torture, and mistreatment of people who aren't being granted fairness, and being treated morally. Think of Hurricane Katrina, our president was in Arizona, celebrating John McCain's birthday. Our leader was having a blast, while people were dying in mass numbers due to this catastrophic storm. He should have been aware that a storm of such caliber would do damage, and giving orders to save our citizens, not celebrate just one. I've concluded that George Bush doesn't give a shit about Americans. After 9/11 he told people to shop. He sent our military, our young warriors to fight in a corrupt war in Iraq. He drove our economy completely into the ground. He was celebrating a birthday during the most catastrophic storm in modern history. And now he's launching attacks into new countries, when WE DON'T HAVE THE MEANS TO FIGHT. Our military is entirely stretched. IF WE GET ATTACKED WE'RE FUCKED. I'm becoming maniacal over this. I can't fathom the idea of our country being attacked. I can't fathom the idea that people actually want to continue the horrid tragedy of the Bush years. I can't handle it; it's just too much to think about.
The Republican Party is just making it ten times harder with their campaign of horrible divisiveness. They're harvesting hatred for the Democratic Party. Claiming that Barack Obama is good friends with terrorists, making him seem like a foreigner. It's just a horrible rewind of our history. It's like the age of McCarthyism. They're making Obama seem like some stranger who wants to tear us down, when in contrast; the republicans will surely run us into the ground. We don't need to divide the country anymore than it already is. We really need to come together, it makes me fearful of a secession of some part of the country, ya know. This stuff really gets to me. I don't want this country to fall apart, I really don't. I'm so fearful, and it seems like the rest of the world is so passive.
I'm going to be BLUNT, and I hope you at least read this part if you don't read the whole thing. Just because John McCain was a pilot in the Navy, and a P.O.W. does NOT mean he's fit to run our country. The truth is he lost five military aircrafts. It's not surprising, because he graduated 894th out of 899 students in his naval academy. 5th from last, atrocious. His fifth crash is what caused him to be captured. The only admirable thing he did as a servant to our country in the navy was not go home before his fellow prisoners. Other than that, I see nothing that he did that's worth giving him the presidency. Coming home from being a P.O.W. he rejoined his wife, Carol, who had been permanently crippled in a car accident. A true conservative, one with values in marriage, would have stayed with his wife, because that's the promise he made I his oath of marriage. Just saying. But McCain "used" his authority to arrange frequent flights that allowed him to carouse with subordinates and "engage in extra-marital affairs."" This went against his values, and his military code. Then he wound up finding the future Cindy McCain, cheating on Carol with her, and leaving his wife, for a young, rich, heiress of a beer distributor. Then of course, he went into politics, and didn't nothing to change Washington. All the sudden he's an agent of change, and is trying to fool people into believing so. You're not fooling me, you've had plenty of times to do something good. You're a disgrace John McCain. Everything I listed is exactly why I don't want you serving me. Because AS PRESIDENT, you job is to be a servant to the people. You lack the judgment of a leader, and you've made horrid decisions, especially when it comes to siding with Bush.
I just wish people would use some sense. I'm not saying I'm completely right, but we have these two men who are going to be our leader. Make the right choice. I wish I could reach a bigger crowd with this plea. Because it's a true and sincere plea, from a young voice of America, not wanting to see his country fall. Not wanting to see a president John McCain or President Sarah Palin finish the job of running this country I love into complete destruction. John McCain is nothing more than a filthy liar, with empty promises. You can't cut taxes on the rich, and not raise taxes and fund two wars. You can't cut taxes and rebuild our country, it's just not possible. PLEASE stop lying to my face, and please stop lying to the people of this country. And you reading this, please don't be fooled by the fool.
There's only 7 days now until the election. One week, and it seems like an approaching light liberating me from the darkness of the Bush years.
