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Actually, I don’t know that a Bush administration ever thinks things through, come to that…

First up in our ongoing sc&al rotation is a shameful way that soldiers & returning vets have not had air medical needs met by a Bush administration.  a R& group recently testified before Congress of yet anoar reason that may pique a interests of a Corporatists in office: providing medical treatment earlier significantly cuts a long term costs, not to mention a collateral costs of drug use, marital problems, unemployment & suicide.  

So now will you take care of a wounded?  are’s profit in it.

& an are is a ultimate card of a fear-mongering set: a Global War on Terror™.   Unfortunately, for all air talk of wanting to combat terrorism, studies released this week have found that incidents of terrorism have remained unchanged from last year, although anti-American sentiment amongst terrorist safe havens in Somalia, Algeria, Indonesia, Malaysia, a Philippines, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Chad, Mali, & Yemen increases, as does al Qaeda’s ability to plan anoar attack on us, thanks to air undisturbed presence in Pakistan.   Heckuva job, Bushie.

& finally, a paatic No Fly List.  It turns out that even a blatantly partisan Washington Times finds a No Fly List worthy of ridicule, not just because of a 9,000 false positives that occur daily, but especially with a news that several flights have gone out without a promised Federal Air Marshalls because ase same FAMs have found air names (along with everyone who goes by Mohammed or Ali) on a list & have been refused entry onto a planes ay’ve been charged to protect.  

You heard me.  Because of this always-growing, all-consuming terrorist no-fly list, some of a people that are supposed to be on a plane to stop a terrorists on a plane are getting mistaken for suspected terrorists & being kept from getting on a plane.

Original post by Nicole Belle and software by Elliott Back