Bush Crazy and Evil Time Line?

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Is it possible to put together a time line that has all the evil and crazy things the Bush Admin. has done in the last 8 years. Maybe we could call it The Real Bush Library. All of us could find at least one of those ninja time bombs that go off in our head, when we try and find logic in what they did. I have long held the opinion that the Bush Regimes plan was to create so much outrage that no one could concentrate on one misdeed.

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1. Nerer mind....

http://www.inthesetimes.com/article/1539/

[spartan61]

2. OMG, this man is NOT sane. n/t

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3. Here is a something I forgot

February 2002 28 IRS records reveal increases in audits of the working poor; audits of large corporations and the rich drop to all-time lows.

Sorry about your basketball team not beating the evil empire.

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4. This is just relating to Iraq, but

is an interesting timeline in its own right.

Lie by Lie: The Mother Jones Iraq War Timeline (8/1/90 - 2/14/08)
In this timeline, we've assembled the history of the Iraq War to create a resource we hope will help resolve open questions of the Bush era. What did our leaders know and when did they know it? And, perhaps just as important, what red flags did we miss, and how could we have missed them? This is the third installment of the timeline, with a focus on Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo, and torture in a time of terror.

http://www.motherjones.com/bush_war_timeline/

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5. Thanks

I like gems like this

March 20 2001 Bush administration moves to overturn a Clinton regulation reducing the allowable level of arsenic in drinking water.

These are the slap your head, and wonder.... why?

Here is favorite from yours though

5/01/2003 Warning of the unguarded Al Qaqaa weapons bunker, about 30 miles south of Baghdad, an internal IAEA memorandum cautions that terrorists might be helping ''themselves to the greatest explosives bonanza in history.'' In October 2004, it is revealed that nearly 380 tons of high explosives have gone missing. The Pentagon replies that with "thousands of tons" of munitions to safeguard around the country, they can only do so much. Though the most egregious example, Al Qaqaa is not an isolated case.