Friday, October 08, 2004

fahrenheit

I saw Michael Moore's documentary on 9/11 last night. Kewl. The accuracy of the "fact" presented may be questionable, but it pretty much pushes the point across.

Bush waging war for money? I know that "war is big business" (as stated by Donald Sutherland's character in JFK) but I would never have thought Bush was smart enough to orchestrate such a stupid war to enrich himself. Marcos could've done that, if he had the resources. But Bush? Wow, I really underestimated him. Looks can really deceive. I thought he'd only be a few notches above Erap in the IQ department.

But then again, Erap did have a (dirty) hand in the Abu Sayaff (Sipadan) kidnappings, among other things. So maybe they're along the same range of IQ. Question is, who just moved up?

Anyways, it goes on to show that we can't really trust our leaders. Hand it to GMA. Can we really blame her? Is everything that is happening in the Philippines all of her doing? The rising oil prices? The exodus of nurses and doctors? Just what is it that she can really do?

I'm moving to Canada.

posted by categorically imperative @ 11:23 AM 

1 Comments:

Blogger City Slicker said...

Your title should have read Who Wants to Be a Billionnaire? Anyway, I saw the film as well, and it is really very irating to know that there are still a lot of Americans who fall for such leaders. I mean, the popularity of Bush for the upcoming elections is not going down, despite the fact that the report on the Iraqi attack has shown that there wasn't really any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq during the time of the attacks. So where the heck did they get those CIA reports showing underground manufacturing facilities for the WMD? It was all George Bush's doing, I tell you. If only America would wake up. The American President is a murderer. He may have an indirect hand at it, but he sure is hell a murderer. He is the Adolf Hitler of the American race, performing genocide on his own people. What a waste. All for his accummulation of wealth.

Monday, October 11, 2004 at 11:33:00 AM GMT+8  

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