Ya know... I've heard about this and I have to say a little red flag is going up.

I personally think, yes, Obama is doing something underhanded and wrong and he's becoming more and more like a socialist dictator, but I really don't think Bush should be as demonized as the film makes him out to be. If anything, Bush would be one of the biggest advocates to stop Obama. And if the media really is run by the elitists and Bush is in cahoots with Obama, then why would the media have crucified him as much as they did?

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I'm not passing judgement, I just think you're stupid.

The Bushes are all about the "New World Order", so in that sense, they support Obama.

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There is no problems, Only Solutions.
John Lennon

How quickly you put everyone into a neat little box for you to judge them by. Where did George ever mention a "new world order" in the sense that Obama means for it to be. Biggest clue for starters is that Bush was a diehard capitalist. Obama's tax policies are wavering on socialism. Huge difference between the two.

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I'm not passing judgement, I just think you're stupid.

Yeah, well they have the same goals, they just go about it differently. Obama will tax the hell out of everyone to keep us poor, and Clinton and Bush sign "Free Trade" agreements to ship all of the good jobs overseas. In the end its just the top 5% keeping us all down.

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There is no problems, Only Solutions.
John Lennon

I wouldn't buy that just yet. Bush and Clinton, by law were not allowed to tell businesses where to keep their jobs. If you want to blame someone for the jobs getting shipped overseas, blame the unions. The unions are the ones that continue to further inconvenience and bullying them until they raise the wages on jobs that really don't need them. So that means the product price goes up and people stop buying it. So to make ends meet, the business has to ship jobs overseas for cheap labor.

Unions suck dude.

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I'm not passing judgement, I just think you're stupid.

Yeah, unions suck, and I used to think there was no need for them. These days though when you have company's that will ship American jobs overseas to cut costs and get the stock high just so they can make some mad cash, when we have the top 5 men at a company making ALL the money, I mean just ridiculous obscene money, then maybe they are now needed. I mean if the CEO's cant control themselves, and use some common sense, then maybe they need some checks and balances. So, at this point I think these company's have everything that they got coming to them and more. My last job wasn't union, and my plant was closed and the jobs were shipped to china, so its not just unions. If you can pay a man a dollar an hour or 15, you know what they will pick. "Free Trade" should have been limited to products.

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There is no problems, Only Solutions.
John Lennon

I really go back and forth on Jones' credibility. I'm obviously NOT a 9-11-Truther, which he is. But to be honest (and as polite as I can) he needs his ass kicked for what he did to Michelle Malkin at the Conventions.

I *will* however watch the movie because as the saying goes "even a broken clock is right twice a day".

Well not to defend the Kenyan-in-Chief, you are quite correct in differentiating the Socialist from the Capitalist, but George HW Bush was *constantly* prattling on about ushering in a "New World Order".

Inasmuch as that goes the NWO is something that is outside the realm of either party. There are all kinds of theories out there that claim that the Illuminati, the Masons, the Bilderberg, and even the Dahli Llama control every major political system in the world including both Republican and Democrat in the US. Some of these theories are quite tin-foil-hat-esque and some have some rather tenable points to consider.

For this reply though that is neither here nor there. I can indeed see how Mr. Potatobama is easily being manipulated by outside forces to send us down a path that ultimately can cost us our sovereignty. Isn't that after all the ultimate goal of the NWO? Total control? Not to be preachy but I look at this through Biblical lenses. It says there WILL BE a one-world governmental system. I will not be so arrogant as to assume that Resident Teleprompter will usher us into its formation. I do know that that it means that we will no longer be a world power by the time its established. It takes an inexperienced dupe, or a willing malefactor to cause the kind of lasting damage that could knock us out of World Power bracket. In that case alone I think his claim of being "the one" rings painfully true.

I *do* see a ray of hope though both in Biblical parallel and in recent history.
The Jewish people were tired of being "special", "unique", exemplary" and "examples" of what the rest of the world should be. They wanted to be "like the rest of the nations and ruled by a king". Basically they were whining for "HOPE" and "CHANGE". They were indeed given what they asked for in the form of a demon-possessed madman named King Saul. On the bright side after suffering through him they were given their greatest human king (David). Oddly enough our current non-resident President factors in directly from Judges as well if the pattern fits (and it appears to be thus far).
As for recent history we were also given an inexperienced delusional sand-pounder president in the form of Jimmy Carter.

Then
came
Reagan.

Let's just pray that history repeats itself and after Jimmy Hussein OCarter's bad comedy tour ends that another Reagan-type will be elected. Either that or that the Son of David will return after Saul.

But the thing you fail to realize is that not all businesses are like that. You are letting a handful of CEOs define what happens to all CEOs of big and small businesses. My family owns a small business. With Bush's tax cuts, we were able buy more supplies, expand our company, hire more people, and lower our prices so we could draw customers from the guy across the street (competition based capitalism.) Works out great for the economy!

But that's just a small business. That kind of expansion happens on a larger scale with big businesses. They can hire more people, expand, and drop prices. And another thing I don't think you realize is that CEOs worked their ever-loving asses off to get where they are. Sleepless nights, huge piles of debt, insane taxes, putting your entire life into making their dream company a reality, and you're telling me they don't deserve a reward for working hard and sticking with it for years and years on end? No wonder more people are just laying back and sucking off the system called welfare.

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I'm not passing judgement, I just think you're stupid.