"The fact that the inspectors have not yet come up with new evidence of Iraq's WMD [weapons of mass destruction] program could be evidence in and of itself of Iraq's noncooperation"--U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld

I have been saying for sometime that democracy cannot be exported, and that democracy is a dynamic vision for the freedom of expression so that we can become more intelligent. As such, democracy is not the Free Market of the American dollar as preached by the neo-uber-alles of the Project for the New America Century and, in a lesser degree, democracy is not the Free Market of the European Euro either.

Anyhow, the present Free Market and wars are coexistent as long as the American economy is driven by the American military industrial complex.

I just listened to a few minutes of President Bush's speech to Boeing's workers and my stomach began to turn over as President Bush thanked the blessing of American precision-guided weaponry for the quick American victory over Iraq.

This president is a devil as he put high technologies over people, and as he may be using his precision-guided missiles to decapitate political regimes all over the world.

Now that Iraq has been conquered and that weapons of mass destruction have not been found, Syria has been put on notice as Bush&Co. are accusing Syria of concealing weapons of mass destruction.

I ask, what about American weapons of mass destruction? Since we are dealing with the Middle East, I ask again, what about Israeli weapons of mass destruction?

An aspect of democracy is to be less and less hypocritical, and therefore Bush&Co. cannot export democracy to either Iraq or to any other part of the world as Bush&Co. are becoming more and more hypocritical themselves. That is why the only way Bush&Co. can export democracy is by the use of their precision-guided weaponry.

Economist Paul Krugman debunks the republican compassionate conservatism stating that

"as the war began, members of the House of Representatives gave speech after speech praising our soldiers, and passed a resolution declaring their support for the troops. Then they voted to slash veterans' benefits."

And dealing again with American hypocrisy, a news release of the Bermuda Project states that

"at a time of soaring budget deficits, proposed cuts in veterans' benefits, and with the war in Iraq costing $75 billion and counting, corporations such as Halliburton, Tyco and Accenture, along with wealthy individuals, are costing the nation over $70 billion a year through offshore tax dodges."

Before we can talk about democracy we must understand hypocrisy, and President Bush has no idea of what democracy is as he and his neo-uber-alles friends are a bunch ('un fascio' in Italian) of hypocrites.

References

Pertinent articles published in Ensign

White House President Bush Outlines Progress in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Boeing Integrated Defense Systems Headquarters. Boeing F-18 Production Facility April 16, 2003 http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/04/20030416-9.html

CNN Rumsfeld: Lack of evidence could mean Iraq's hiding something (PDF) January 15, 2003 http://www.ftlcomm.com:16080/ensign/desantisArticles/2002_700/desantis786/CNNRumsfeldJan2003.pdf

Kaplan, Fred Assad's Situation. Syria's military machine may be hollow--but it isn't harmless (PDF) April 15, 2003 Slate MSN http://www.ftlcomm.com:16080/ensign/desantisArticles/2002_700/desantis786/slate_Syria.pdf

Sammonds, Neil Israeli WMD - Israel's Weapons of Mass Destruction October 11, 2002 ZNet | Mideast, http://communication.ucsd.edu/911/massdestruction.html

Krugman, Paul Behind Our Backs April 15, 2003 The New York Times, http://www.pkarchive.org/column/041503.html

The Bermuda Project Corporations Using Offshore Tax Dodges are Deserting America in a Time of Trouble (PDF) April 9, 2003 http://www.thebermudaproject.com/docs/press_release.pdf

Loven, Jennifer Bush Signs $80 Billion Wartime Spending Bill. President Plans to Ask U.N. to Lift Sanctions on Iraq (PDF) April 16, 2003 The Associated Press http://www.ftlcomm.com:16080/ensign/desantisArticles/2002_700/desantis786/bush$80BWash.Post.pdf

Robins, Tim 'A Chill Wind is Blowing in This Nation...' Transcript of the speech given by actor Tim Robbins to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on April 15, 2003 Common Dreams, http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0416-01.htm