ZetaTalk: Government

edict that

has been given to Bush by this vested interest group. Bush is thus mustering a show of strength, all the while looking

angry and deadly serious, as for him this is a deadly serious matter!

Signs of the Times #1568

Bush Defends Decisions on Iraq War [Mar 21] http://apnews.myway.com/ 'President Bush said

Tuesday the decision about when to withdraw all U.S. troops from Iraq will fall to future presidents

and Iraqi leaders, suggesting that U.S. involvement will continue at least through 2008.

Acknowledging the public's growing unease with the war - and election-year skittishness among

fellow Republicans - the president nonetheless vowed to keep U.S. soldiers in the fight. He also

stood by embattled Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld. The news conference marked a new

push by Bush to confront doubts about his strategy in Iraq.' [and from another]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/ [Mar 18] 'A bitterly divided electorate gives President George W. Bush

an approval rating of only 36 percent in the latest NEWSWEEK poll, matching the low point in his

presidency recorded last November. His image as an effective leader in the war on terror is

tarnished, with less than half the public (44 percent) approving of the way he's handling terrorism

and homeland security. Despite a series of presidential speeches meant to bolster support for the

war in Iraq, as well as the announcement of a major military offensive when the poll was getting

under way, only 29 percent of the people questioned approved Bush's handling of the situation in

Iraq. Fully 65 percent disapprove. The way the president has dealt with issues at home hasn't

brought him much support either. His approval ratings for the handling of energy policy (28

percent) and health care (28 percent) were new lows, while approval on the economy (36 percent)

mirrored his overall rating.'

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ZetaTalk: Bin Laden

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ZetaTalk: Bin Laden

Note: written during the July 27, 2002 IRC Session

Bin Laden is still very much alive, and playing a cat and mouse game with the US Government. They wish to kill him,

hunt him down, but have no clues as to his whereabouts. He is enjoying their distress at being unable to drag his dead

body about, and declare victory. He is in hiding in a country we will not announce, as this would allow the US too

much power in the PR game if they could capture him. Their inability to bring him to justice is a humiliation, and we

like a large percentage of the world see the US arrogance and intent to dominate all the world, during this time and

especially the coming time, as something to be countered. Thus, he is caring for his health, plotting his opportunities,

and will emerge in due time with film that will leave no doubt that he is alive and well. To those who would say we

should assist in his capture, for the sake of US citizens, let us say that we assist in preventing more terrorist problems

in the US, for the same reasons given. Such attacks would be only used by the Bush Administration to justify taking

away civil liberties, and rushing down the road to become a world dictatorship. Thus, as with the Enron and Worldcom

and other revelations, we are assisting with humiliating and distracting the Bush Administration, and preventing

success of their mission.

Note: below added during the Nov 30 , 2002 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

We months ago predicted, when the Bush Administration was suggesting to the world that Bin Laden was likely dead,

or dealt a fatal blow, in the caves of Afghanistan, that Bin Laden was alive and would soon be heard from again, back

to his old practices. The recent new videos of Bin Laden show the first part of our prediction true, and Kenya the

second. Bin Laden's video made it clear that the Bush pressure against Iraq, would result in terrorism against American

interests and allies abroad. Kenya and the missile were that, both aimed at Israel. The missile attack missed its mark

simply because the aim was long range, and the skill required considerable. TWA800 was taken down by such a

missile, but skilled US Military, employed by those who would start Martial Law in the US early, were at the hands.

Will this change the Bush Administrations tenor on Iraq, the raw desire to gain control of Iraq oil and put Cheney in

charge? Since the weapons search is unlikely to turn up anything incriminating, unless it is planeted there, they must

now change the rules. If Iraq has been firing on British and US planes in the no-fly zone all along, this now has

become a breach worthy of war on Iraq. Did the Security Council say so? No, just Bush and Blair, trying to change the

rules.

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