Comments on: How Long Do We Continue the Farce of George W. Inspector Clouseau Bush? http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538 Helping to Bring the Truth to the People Sat, 18 May 2013 12:12:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: sinjohn http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-4969 sinjohn Sat, 06 Jan 2007 11:13:16 +0000 http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538#comment-4969 Bush's stupidity is chosen stupidity, which, IMHO, is the worst kind, because there is no excuse for it other than intellectual laziness; never a good thing in a President, or a manager at Burger King, for that matter Still, let us please not make the mistake of thinking he is dumb. If we do, he will use it to his own advantage, just as Reagan's Alzheimer's got him off the hook in Iran/Contra. Was Al Capone dumb? What about John Gotti? What about Adolph Hitler or Stalin? Idi Amin? Bush has upper-crust street smarts. He is smart like a conman, or as his mother, the Dowager Empress of all the Americas, once said, he is dumb like a fox. Let's not allow him plausible deniability, when Justice finally has him in her sights. Bush’s stupidity is chosen stupidity, which, IMHO, is the worst kind, because there is no excuse for it other than intellectual laziness; never a good thing in a President, or a manager at Burger King, for that matter

Still, let us please not make the mistake of thinking he is dumb. If we do, he will use it to his own advantage, just as Reagan’s Alzheimer’s got him off the hook in Iran/Contra.

Was Al Capone dumb? What about John Gotti?

What about Adolph Hitler or Stalin? Idi Amin?

Bush has upper-crust street smarts. He is smart like a conman, or as his mother, the Dowager Empress of all the Americas, once said, he is dumb like a fox.

Let’s not allow him plausible deniability, when Justice finally has him in her sights.

]]> By: msheekhah http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-4965 msheekhah Fri, 05 Jan 2007 19:00:07 +0000 http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538#comment-4965 Or maybe he's an evil version of Inspector Gadget? I think Inspect Clouseau is giving him a little more credit for his intelligence than he deserves... yeah, Inspector Gadget joins Dr. Claw... Dr. Claw being Cheney... and they run for office... yeah... Mr. Clinton gets a $40 million dollar investigation for a blowjob... and Bush gets away with using our Constitution for toilet paper. Or maybe he’s an evil version of Inspector Gadget? I think Inspect Clouseau is giving him a little more credit for his intelligence than he deserves… yeah, Inspector Gadget joins Dr. Claw… Dr. Claw being Cheney… and they run for office… yeah…

Mr. Clinton gets a $40 million dollar investigation for a blowjob… and Bush gets away with using our Constitution for toilet paper.

]]> By: robalb http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538&cpage=1#comment-4963 robalb Fri, 05 Jan 2007 16:03:19 +0000 http://tvnewslies.org/blog/?p=538#comment-4963 I'll wake you up from the nightmare, Jesse, as soon as I figure out how to wake myself up. Many times a day I wonder how so many people can remain so catatonic for so long. Your analogy of Inspector Clouseau as DUH-bya is frighteningly apt. Whatever disparagement one can cast against Mr. Clinton, he could never be accused of being stupid (at least that's my opinion). Under his presidency--and I don't think this entirely coincidental--I felt that I, and many of my fellow Americans, was prospering. Now, with incompetence or, at best, mediocrity as our beacon, I feel oppressed, angry, humiliated and lacking in optimism. At least we could laugh at Clouseau. Laughing at our miserable country and its so-called leaders now would be to dishonor all the innocent people that have died at their hands. Have a blessed day, Jesse, despite odds. I’ll wake you up from the nightmare, Jesse, as soon as I figure out how to wake myself up. Many times a day I wonder how so many people can remain so catatonic for so long.
Your analogy of Inspector Clouseau as DUH-bya is frighteningly apt. Whatever disparagement one can cast against Mr. Clinton, he could never be accused of being stupid (at least that’s my opinion). Under his presidency–and I don’t think this entirely coincidental–I felt that I, and many of my fellow Americans, was prospering. Now, with incompetence or, at best, mediocrity as our beacon, I feel oppressed, angry, humiliated and lacking in optimism.
At least we could laugh at Clouseau. Laughing at our miserable country and its so-called leaders now would be to dishonor all the innocent people that have died at their hands.
Have a blessed day, Jesse, despite odds.

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