The serious implications that could result from this man's illiteracy has compelled me to translate one of his messages as a smoke signal to the world from America indicating that all is not well.

The quote appeared in this Sunday's Houston Chronicle and is taken from his rather short and often shortsighted amplitude modulated threat to humanity. Don't expect to hear anything new.

For clarity I will put the translation of each phrase of the quote in parentheses after the phrase to which it applies. Then I took out the Bush talk and just left the translation.

"The war on terror (Bush's meglomaniac agenda) requires us (dictates to the empire) to confront the danger (jump in the fire) of catastrophic violence (military aggression) posed by Iraq (this pathetic nation dared to declare independance of Bush) and its weapons of mass destruction. (Only Bush seems to know anything about these weapons and he insn't telling any one) The burden is now on Iraq's dictator (as opposed to the US dictator who lost the popular vote but has vowed to defend democracy)to disclose and destroy his arsenal of weapons. (give Bush his oilfeilds) If he refuses, then for the sake of peace, (greed and world dominance)the United States will lead a coalition (blackmail others into cooperation) to disarm (carpet bomb) the Iraqi regime (strategically important areas of Iraq) and free (kill) the Iraqi people.(many people and install another dictator which is being decided in some other country)"

Bush's meglomaniac agenda dictates to the empire to jump in the fire of military aggression because some pathetic nation dared to declare independance of Bush and claims to have no weapons of mass destruction. My opposing dictator must give me his oil production, if he does not satisfy my ego and my greed I will blackmail my entire empire into helping me carpet bomb much of Iraq and install the dictator of the globalist establishment's choice.

Bush also said that the economy needed a stimulant and that hospitals and doctors shouldn't have to pay for malpractice.

Unfortunately, presidents can't be sued for malpractice.

Albert Kada
Independent Terrorist Journalist