White Noise Insanity

George W Bush told some of his friends at a recent White House party, who are depressed over the election results and the problems in Iraq "Don't Worry,It's not as bad as it looks."

Every month thousands of Iraqi's are killed and dozens of U.S soldiers because of the violence and civil unrest that was unleashed because of Bush's Iraqi invasion.

Every month thousands of Iraqi's are seriously injured as are hundreds of U.S soldiers due to the violence on Bush's war.

The U.S economy is getting worse, housing starts are falling and thousands of American workers are permanently losing their jobs.

Gas prices are still far to high for ordinary Americans to afford and all the while oil company profits are at record levels.

Bush's poll numbers are at an all time low. The American people soundly showed their outrage on election day, and Bush still can't see past his bigot ridden nose.

The Iraqi Study Group gave Bush and his war a verbal bashing in their report, because things are so bleak in Iraq.

Iran and North Korea have figured out Bush is a corrupt mentalogue that can't decipher winning from losing.

The Central American countries are quietly forming an alliance against Bush and the country he unfortunately represents.

Bush's listening tour ended up being the same old hype of listening with the tin ear his momma gave him one Christmas.

The military generals are finally getting enough backbone to publicly call for more troops, but in reality there are no more troops.

The American military is weak and near breaking, and our enemies are looking upon this near paper tiger with much glee.

The world has turned against America because of Bush and his war of arrogance. Many countries of the world are quietly working with the enemy to bring America's demise, all because of King George.

Thousands being killed in Iraq every month, a faltering economy, an all-time high amount of corruption within the Bush administration and a global conglomerate of enemies mounting opposition against us and we have the calming words of King George and his bride in a bottle. "Don't worry, it's not as bad as it looks."