Phi for All

From the little I have read about some of his predictions, or rather what he claims is true 30 years from now, he has a real grasp of logical occurance. He predicts the office of President of the United States will be split into five people representing different regions and areas of responsibility. I can tell you now, if Bush is re-elected and allows big business to rape this country for another four years, this is exactly the kind of reform that might be called for (they took the power out of the governor's office in the state of Texas after the office had been abused and misused. By the time GB Jr was governor, he didn't even have a say in his own state budget. Being the governor of Texas was a figurehead position). Since the last election in the US was so close, perhaps this would have been an easy call for this so-called time-traveler to make. I can't believe even now after plunging this country into the worst debt its ever seen & destroying economic & environmental reforms it has taken years to build, the American public still seems to be split down the middle about who to vote for.

If Bush is re-elected, I'll bet anything he tries to end our membership in the UN and make them leave our sacred soil. Can we count on Australia to liberate us then?

To me, American media is very untrustworthy because they are so obviously trying to build viewership for their corporate sponsors. Do you think they would report negatively on a certain company if that company bought millions of dollars worth of air time or full page ads in the newspapers? And they know if they prey on our fears they will keep us glued to the television or reading the papers. "Is our drinking water safe? Tune in at 10pm!" Michael Moore did a beautiful job of warning Americans about this in Bowling for Columbine. And recently I read about a study on the three major national networks that talked about how Peter Jennings of ABC was influencing voters by nodding his head and smiling more often when he was talking about Republican candidates. Also, I am sick of hearing them stir up support for the war in Iraq by talking on and on about the poor contractors who were killed and burned in Fallujah recently. They make them sound like plumbers and engineers when in fact they were mercenaries and soldiers of fortune making $120,000 a year on contract to Haliburton and other subsidiaries. Whether or not they are told to report things this way I can't say. The affect it has on the public just happens to support the present administration in a way that makes my flesh crawl. For those of you in countries other than the United States, please do me a favor. Get the United Nations to declare George W. Bush a danger to world peace. I will personally guarantee you he has weapons of mass destruction at his disposal. When the UN's foreign forces start landing on our shores to liberate the oppressed populace and take over our national resources in order to safeguard them, I am positive the American people will see our country and our media in a new light.