We did this to stabilize the dollar, which will fall if the middle east becomes chaotic. We went into Iraq because Saddam was threatening to change to the euro instead of the dollar. This would result in fewer dollars being needed by nations of the world to have in reserve to purchase oil. It is clear that if you type in the words, Iraq, oil, Bush into google you will see that we have records of this plan by the US government prior to 911.

How does my view connect to this post above? It means that the US government is not that concerned about terrorism in a vacuum. It is not as important as the need for oil and the stabilization of the dollar. Terrorism, like WMD and Democracy was the excuse of the neocons to invade Iraq and steal their oil. It almost makes me want to barf that our leaders are barbarians, murderers for oil, and possible war criminals, and that we have little moral advantage in Iraq.

Let George Bush or Dick Cheney come to this website and prove that I am wrong. I believe that the media is afraid even to touch this subject. Remember on the eve of the election Bush saying that we must protect the oil fields in Iraq from terrorists ? What he really meant to say was that we must protect Iraq oil fields for ourselves and from the Iraq people.

Study people, and you will see that President Bush is the worst president in the history of the United States, and that he has lowered this country’s ethical demands to the point where we are no better than any other aggressor country.

I am down in the dumps because this nation has been the last to know these things, as foreign governments and peoples have known it for some time.

The person depicted in the photo could not care less about a debate on the fine points of distinction in the separation of Church and State, or the hyperconformity of the 1950’s.

He is quite shamelessly pursuing a radical agenda that is subversive to the interests of the Community.

And he is free to profane the character of the American people.

The issue is not the pledge. It is the United States of America.

I’d like to see a silent protest outside the building where student government meets on Mondays and Wednesdays at 3:00. The protesters should all be World War II veterans. The message would be simple, we fought under this flag against genocide. Please respect rather than attack this symbol of our great nation.

The issue is that the majority of the Student Trustees hate America and they are trying to use their position as elected student government leaders to spread this hatred. How do we know? Because at a meeting of Student Government, one of the Student Trustees explained the reason for opposing The Flag.

He said: “The Flag Represents Genocide”