23 June, 2005 - "Individuality Under Attack"

"There are a number of offenses which qualify for the initiation of impeachment proceedings against a President, and lying to start a war is certainly one of them. We need to ride the energy resulting from key Senate and Congressional Democrats recent discovery that we will support them if they oppose the Bush administrations efforts to stack the cabinet with deceitful right-wing ideologues and war criminals (Yeah, YOU, Condi!). As they continue to pursue their anti-American policies at home and abroad we need to be giving them as much resistance as we possibly can!"
-- Unknown

I found the quote above on ebay and felt like adding it. While I do wholeheartedly support Bush being IMPEACHED along with the majority if not all of congress, the executive branch, the supreme court, and many others. Even more should be done than impeachment as it just won't happen. No United States President has been impeached and the last one who came close was pardoned by the man he put in office, Gerald Ford (the only un-elected President). So the corrupt criminal gangsters who have taken power and refuse to give it up, but what can be done?

Well transforming each individual from within is how true change occurs. But there is the big picture than lends a hand to that. How do we promote responsibility? By supporting a far more libertarian style government not one that suppresses individuality as the current authoritarian state does now in the USA. The two headed political monster other wise known as the separate but quite similar Democratic and Republican parties must not be supported and they must be the focus of showing active dissent toward with massive protests.

"No government, of its own motion, will increase its own weakness, for that would mean to acquiesce in its own destruction�governments, whatever their pretensions otherwise, try to preserve themselves by holding the individual down�Government itself, indeed, may be reasonably defined as a conspiracy against him. Its one permanent aim, whatever its form, is to hobble him sufficiently to maintain itself."
-- Henry Louis Mencken, (1880�1956) American journalist and social critic.