The Boy Liar

[bigtree]

Aesop wrote a story about a boy liar who craved attention.

We're swamped with lies from the boy liar in the White House. His daddy was a liar, his brothers are liars, so it's really not surprising that there appears to be nothing but liars in that clan. To support any one of them you have to lie about their lies and their lying, which is mostly about their earlier lies.

Bush and his minions lied about Iraq and the threat from WMDs, anthrax, chemicals, nerve gas; about a link between al-Qaeda and Saddam; about Niger uranium; about concern (and knowledge) about the leaker of a CIA agent's identity; about information they had before 9-11 on known terrorists' activities, including bin-Laden; about a fake chem-lab they led the country to believe may have been real when they knew the images were manipulated; about their intention to exhaust all peaceful means and return to the UN security council before initiating military action aganst Iraq; they lied about the effect of their militarism on world terrorism . . .

The Bush regime lied about their intention to preserve environmental regulations and protect the water air and land from pollution and industrial abuse; they lied about all of the social and developmental programs they promised during the campaign to enact and fund, but targeted them for severe cuts in their 2006 budget plan; promises of prescription drugs for "every senior" fell 7 million short in his drug plan; the working poor and the middle class were left out of his massive tax cuts for the wealthy; they left millions of children behind by neglecting to include money for his 'no child left behind' initiative; tried to take money away from community policing after using the force as a campaign prop. . .

In the grand old party of liars there's a legacy of lies carried on the lips of a cabal of liars who have weaseled their way into the highest offices of our government and throughout all of the lesser and equal branches and offices. They've lugged their bags of lies to Washington and piled them all up wherever they pleased and wherever they could cover up other lies or liars or support other lies or liars.

The Liar in Chief sits on his Vice Liar, who's plopped down on top of their religiously faithful, lying minions. They wallow in the army of GOP liars who spend our tax money spinning lies for the industry liars who purchased these legislative liars in the first place to carry their industry lies and plop them on the festering heap.

We don't have to ask ourselves anymore whether the grand old party is lying about something or another. Everything they do is a lie. Their very existence is a lie. Everything that could ever be used to support them is a lie. Everything they stand for is a lie. Every argument, point, statistic, report, proclamation, statement, declaration, order, intuitive, authorization, determination, authority, command, query, answer, ambition, or aspiration from this pack of Bushites is a lie.

As Aesop said in his fable about the boy liar who gets his kicks by rallying townfolk over and over to battle against his imaginary wolverine inventions, 'there's no believing a liar, even if he happens to speak the truth'. No one is listening to this liar's cries of alarm. His regime has done nothing but lie to us. They're the danger. While we hunt for their wolves, they're slaughtering the sheep.

http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_ron_full_060427_the_boy_liar.htm

[babylonsister]

1. Good job, bigtree! And a variation of

lie, liar, lying, etc., mentioned no less than 39 times! :thumbsup: If the shoe fits...

[mrcheerful]

2. You know shrub does remind me of the boy who cried wolf one time to many

and pukes are not known for the ability to think ahead, Conservatives by their very nature are looking to the past to solve the problems of today. If it didn't work back then why try it now? Liberals have the ability to think outside the box and are willing to try new things. Thats where the biggest differences between the 2 lay.