The Port sale and why you should be concerned

[aeroplane]

Oh no. Here we go again. The drunken, cocain-brained monkey is claiming ignorance again just like he did after 9/11, Katrina and other fiascos his inept administration has lead us into. Now Texas bounce is claiming he knew nothing about the sale of several American ports to the United Arab Emerites. You can read about it at the following links:

Republicans and Democrats alike are raising concerns this week about the Bush administration's decision to let a U.A.E.-operated company take over operations at six American ports, in part citing ties the Sept. 11 hijackers had to the Persian Gulf country.

Bush kept in the dark about ports deal
Bush, talking to reporters at the conclusion of a Cabinet meeting earlier Thursday, said that "people don't need to worry about security."
Huh????!

This could also allow for this to happen:

Plan to turn nuke exercise into staged terror attack?
_________________
"Penalties against the possession of a drug
should not be more damaging to the individual
than the drug itself."

US President Jimmy Carter

[aeroplane]

Oh no. Here we go again. The drunken, cocain-brained monkey is claiming ignorance again just like he did after 9/11, Katrina and other fiascos his inept administration has lead us into. Now Texas bounce is claiming he knew nothing about the sale of several American ports to the United Arab Emerites. You can read about it at the following links:

Republicans and Democrats alike are raising concerns this week about the Bush administration's decision to let a U.A.E.-operated company take over operations at six American ports, in part citing ties the Sept. 11 hijackers had to the Persian Gulf country.

Bush kept in the dark about ports deal
Bush, talking to reporters at the conclusion of a Cabinet meeting earlier Thursday, said that "people don't need to worry about security."
Huh????!

This could also allow for this to happen:

Plan to turn nuke exercise into staged terror attack?
_________________
"Penalties against the possession of a drug
should not be more damaging to the individual
than the drug itself."

US President Jimmy Carter