Take Back The Media - Cold Truth Vol. 9: The Republican Mafia

Take Back The Media - Cold Truth Vol. 9: The Republican Mafia:
TBTM Commentary by bozak May 7, 2004
"Is it any wonder why this regime is the most secretive administration in the
history of this country? These "Made Men" have taken the art of crime against
American citizens to a level that is normally seen only in dictatorial governments.
They lie so much to us that people seem to not care anymore. I want my America
back. Before these criminals stole their way into office we were far from perfect,
but at least the whole world didn't hate us. You say what about our British allies?
Read the Guardian and see what the Brits really think about us. If not for that lap
dog of a moron Tony Blair, in no way would the Brits have backed us in our illegal
occupation of Iraq. Of course Tony Blair, like his master Coupe Leader Bush,
serves the interest of big business. How in the hell could Blair not do the dirty work
of British Petroleum? That is why Blair drug his country into the farce of a war. The
Bush regime is all about selling energy. Whether it is ripping off California with his
buddy Kenny Lay at Enron, or invading a sovereign country like Iraq with nothing
more than made up lies, Capo Bush the super Don of the Republican Mafia
will make sure that the oil companies get paid first and foremost. How much money
are you spending filling up your tank as of late? I'm sure nobody remembers Capo
Bush telling Americans when he ran for president that he could keep gas prices
down by just talking to his buddies the Saudi's. He talked to his buddies the Saudi's
all right; only it was an act of collusion. Capo Bush tried to get the Saudi's to lower
the oil prices this summer just before the election to make him look good. Is it not
amazing how stories like these, which are so huge in nature, hit the airwaves for a
day and then vanish? I mean it all started with Consigliere Cheney making this
countries energy policy a secret. Why is our countries energy policy a secret? What
would you expect it to be with Ken Lay of Enron fame helping to make policy?"