Comments on: Bush was a prodigy of all-aroundness

By: Bomag

Bomag — Thu, 06 Dec 2018 02:37:57 +0000

“It will just take slightly longer than if we hand the whole thing over the operators of the Express elevator to hell that is the Democratic Party of today.”

LOL

Problem is that political Hell, aka centralized control by sociopaths, is at the bottom of a slope that the majority eventually slides.

By: Kirk

Kirk — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 21:16:15 +0000

John McCain deserved evisceration and excoriation, long before his death. I suspect that his brain cancer held off as long as it did out of professional courtesy.

McCain vies with few others for a reason why I cannot bring myself to become an active member of that party. So long as he and his fellow defeatist members of the Permanently Sanctified Incumbent Party members run the joint, we are doomed as a republic. It will just take slightly longer than if we hand the whole thing over the operators of the Express elevator to hell that is the Democratic Party of today.

By: Harry Jones

Harry Jones — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 20:55:05 +0000

Everyone’s saying nice things about him because he’s dead, and they prefer him that way. Once he’s buried they’ll knock it off and get on with whatever.

But it could be worse. People didn’t even say nice things about Hitler when he died. I can certainly say one kind thing about Bush: at least he wasn’t Hitler.

Is it too soon to diss John McCain?

By: Kirk

Kirk — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 19:37:36 +0000

However he is remembered, it should include his dangerous naivete and incomprehension of what the Democrats would do, once he acquiesced to raising taxes. They casually put that on the plate during crisis negotiations, he surrendered on the altar of bi-partisanship, and put the Clinton crime crew into office. That ineptitude is going to shadow everything else remembered about him, in the years to come. Patrician decency does not work when dealing with opportunistic scum.

By: Harry Jones

Harry Jones — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 14:29:48 +0000

Sorry, but I’ll always remember him as the “read my lips” guy.

By: SRC

SRC — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 01:58:21 +0000

According to James Bradley in the book Flyboys, Bush’s crew that day were John Delaney and Ted White, Ted White volunteering to fly in place of Bush’s normal gunner, Leo Nadeaua ,as it would be one of Ted’s last opportunities to fly with his friend George before he “shipped out”.

He does not indicate the fate of the crew other than they did not survive. Much of the book talks about the abuses, executions, and cannibalization of the prisoners on the island of Chichi Jima, the same island Bush was bombing when he was shot down. All he says is “witnesses reported two chutes, one of which was Bush’s.”

Assuming one or both crewmen survived bailing out of a burning plane, it is reasonable to believe they were executed and even cannibalized.

By: Bob Sykes

Bob Sykes — Mon, 03 Dec 2018 13:01:09 +0000

The back story to Bush’s rise is probably as revealing as Obama’s back story. Both are likely products of the Deep State/Cabal.

However, Bush was a patriotic American back when it mattered and had real costs. Obama was and is a total fraud and, as Dr. Sanity once pointed out, a malignant narcissist.

Bush evaded the fate of his crewmates when his torpedo plane was shot down. Oddly enough, I can’t find their names. But this story of Japanese cannibalism has several citations:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/06/george-hw-bushs-comrades-eaten-japanese-pow-guards/