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Hello,
I am in the process of listening to the subject (audio) book by Michael Moore.  I believe that this book deserves some recommendation on your site, as it reflects many of the beliefs that are already shared on your site.  I obtained it from Audible.com.  I hope this book makes the BestSeller list like Stupid White Men did.  It's time that the average American wakes up and smells the coffee, and "Dude, Where's My Country"  (hopefully) goes all long way to do exactly that.

Hello!

I can't help but to notice that you have a picture of Bush & Hitler on your front page of your website.

I am definitely not a proponent of George Bush, or the republican platform, however I believe you are mis- guiding your supporters.

Thru research you will find that George Bush is actually an executive tool used by special interest. Ergo, Bush will say & do whatever he is told to.  I believe you would agree.

Therefore understanding the above truth, then you have to represent Bush as a reflection of the special interests.

If you honestly believe Bush is babbling words of the Nazi leader then you are misguided.  This executive is strongly guided by Isreali special interests such as Jensa, and other Zionist factions.

Strong arming in the shadows is Isreals methods of gaining every ounce of government power, ours that is.

I would say that Bush is a tool of Isreal, which is a secular community somewhat like that of the Nazi purists.

Keep up the truth!!

regards,
RL Kirshner

To the SEC
Enforcement@sec.gov
November 19, 2003


Re: Cover up of Enron facts while repealing the Public Utility Holding Company Act

On behalf of the Alliance for Democracy, and in conjunction with Common Cause/Ohio, I have been litigating a matter for over three years during which the respondents, the US and Ohio Chambers of Commerce, to an Ohio Elections Commission complaint have engaged in extraordinarily evasive measures so as to avoid the most basic discovery as to who was involved in the election violations involving a corporate funded attack on the Ohio Supreme Court. This continues today and, I anticipate will go on for some time.

I have been following similar machinations in Texas, by the Texas Association of Business, over a corporate funded attack on the Texas House of Representatives, where the inquiry is criminal in nature, but nevertheless the evasion as to who was involved seems to be without limit.

It should also be IMPEACHABLE for Bush to have buddies: Sequoia, Diabold, ES&S plus another can't remember to be having them manufacturing voting machines--

No Paper Trail (no printout)--We have to more fast to at least get Rep. Rush Holt's bill "Voter Confidence Act" (requiring every voting machine have paper printout trail) pass in time.

Patricia D. Hilton, "The American Homemaker"

P.S. I WROTE TO REPS & SENS AND U.S. SUPREME COURT TO BEGIN IMPREACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.

Dear Free Press,

I've been traveling a lot lately and everywhere I go I've talked to people about our current administration. I've distilled my findings into the following verse:

Here is what I've learned in my travels round about: That George Bush is a moron and Cheney is a lout, And Rumsfeld hides his emptiness behind a knowing frown When word comes from Iraq that another chopper's down.

Greg Farnum
Auburn Hills

This was an outstanding article: Harvey Wasserman

Bush to veterans: Drop Dead
November 12, 2003

I wished more journalists were just as brave, take their collective heads out of the sand, and tell it like it is as Mr. Wasserman did in this article. I am proud of him and journalists like him. He has my heartfelt support to continue to do HIS JOB unlike others who have abdicated theirs!!!

George Soros is dedicating his life to defeating George Bush. He feels that Bush has the same dangerous tendencies that Soros suffered, first under Hitler and then under the Soviets.

A belief that God is on your side, that contrary evidence is mere bias and that those who oppose you are non-patriots marks the extremist, even if their God is ideology.

Unfortunately Soros, by focusing on the extremism of Bush and the Righteous Right, misses the larger picture of our problems with democracy. If an enemy attacks you, most agree that you must take up arms and defeat him. But that doesn't mean you believe in war. In similar fashion, Soros needs to focus his war against Bush beyond this inferior presidency. Defeating Bush by outspending him is a bit like defeating Osama bin Laden by restricting freedoms and wounding innocents.

Thank you for this article. I agree with the sentiments expressed and you brought to my attention additonal facts that I was unaware of. Regarding the issue of Bush donning a military uniform as a civilian, you omitted a comparison to another national leader who enjoyed parading around in a uniform, while never serving in his country's military: Saddam Hussein. Keep up the good work! We all must do whatever we can to expose this sham of an administration before it's too late.

Regarding the article by Harvey Wasserman and Bob Fitrakis - (freepress.org, October 21, 2003), some Republicans may be leaning towards fascism, but the majority of Democrats have been leaning towards socialism for many decades. Both are forms of statism that will ultimately destroy our inalienable rights and liberties.

The solution is to get rid of both philosophically bankrupt political parties' powers and invest in a new American political party that really recognizes the Constitution instead of paying it lip service while undermining and diminishing it.

For lack of a better name, I would call it, "The Jeffersonian Party."  It would outlaw subjective laws that tend to subvert individual and property rights, diminish and phase out government social-engineering agencies, phase out the taxation (and chokeholds on the creation of wealth) on individual income, and divest itself of the unConstitutional powers it has acquired over the past 100 years at the expense of individual rights, property rights and state rights.

Sirs,

I thought your recent article regarding the media coverage of Bush-Nazi connections was brilliant. Please continue to do what you are doing, we're all doing what we can to spread the word.

Regime change begins at home.

Regards,
Allan Giles
Rowlett, TX
USA