He’s kept us from getting hit again, or hadn’t you noticed? I guess “DUH” magazine has a liberal bent, eh?

Technically, Hal is correct.

Because there is no recognized War on Terror.(Hence none to be dismissed as a “fantasy.”)

For the United States to be legally at war, it requires the Congress to declare it.

That has not happened.

Logically, in fact, not fantasy, there is no actual War on Terror.

The Shrub in the west wing has a track record of irritability with details and anything smacking of a more than five-minute’s analysis.

It’s questionable whether a person with such a combination of hubris, ADHD, dry-drunk syndrome, and too many yes-men at his beck and call is capable of learning.

The charitable view would be that he’s just a victim of his victimhood at the hands of the actual power-brokers.

Not to suggest that puppets can’t appear powerful.

The polls suggest the public is seeing an emperor without clothes. Strings and all.

Good point, but I think it predates all of them, except maybe Biden. On the one hand, we have government undermining the fabric of society, the family, then they claim they must protect us from all of the social misfits they have manufactured. Joe Biden is husband and father to millions of American women and children, and now we must relinquish freedom in order to protect us from the masses of deviants he is raising. Ironically, for any innocent citizen whose biggest fear is not government, they don’t understand much about the founding fathers.

You need to get out of your little fantasy world. You can call it whatever you want, but these people want us dead. And the libs are doing their best to help them, as if they would be the “protected” class when the islamo-fascists take over. It’s working so well for the French.

Nuff said. I appreciate so much just how forward-thinking our founding fathers were every day. Everyone should read about them and their writings, it’s not only educational but truly awe-inspiring.

It’s perhaps worth considering that our President at the onset of World War II, F.D.R., reassured the nation by stating that “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”

This was a President facing an actual war, an actual enemy, and actual devastation.

Not a fantasy “War on Terror.”

(BTW — terror is a tactic, not an enemy one can identify and eliminate. Bush never seems to get around to understanding that both the Good Guys and the Bad Guys use TERROR! You cannot wage a war against a tactic….)

Contrast F.D.R.’s mentality of confidence with the faux-macho “mission accomplished” eunuchs in the current bipartisan Permanent War Party who seek at every opportunity to inculcate maximum fear and insecurity in the people everywhere.

Why, just this week, we were shocked and awed to learn that a bunch of dope-smoking rastafarians in Miami who were planning to blow up the Sears Tower were caught through excellent intel, (yeah, mon…) and charged with conspiring to make war against the United States!

Meanwhile, 47,000 illegal immigrants waltzed across the open border.

The marketing of FEAR has become the modus operandi of the Rove-Bush-Hillary-Biden cabal.

How reassuring that we have not been attacked again since 9/11?

(Or, maybe the attack strategy has evolved from the primitively physical to the more elegant mass psychological?)

Signed,

Mike
The Editor Premeritus

“Maybe if college-aged women dressed a bit more modestly and didn’t drink like fish, the vast majority would not have to worry all that much about these libidinous males; for while many on the list are violent from whom the innocent should be protected, since this rogues gallery of wandering hands now includes the non-violent, many are themselves now simply victims of “he said, she said” where the so-called lady had second thoughts because the fellow saw no need to send flowers the next day since what he wanted had already been so freely given.”

Honestly, it takes me several reads to figure out what you’re saying in a sentence… especially when it is 95 words long.

A few periods may come in handy.

By the way, I agree with you premise… once I found the premise, that is.