hypocrite-in-chief
(Jesus) responded,(to the Pharisees)
"Well did Isaiah prophesy about you hypocrites,
as it is written:
This people honors Me with their lips,
but their hearts are far from Me;
in vain do they worship Me,
teaching as doctrines human precepts.
 "Well did Isaiah prophesy about you hypocrites,
as it is written:
This people honors Me with their lips,
but their hearts are far from Me;
in vain do they worship Me,
teaching as doctrines human precepts.
Mark 1: 6-7
  Who could be more hypocritical than  Bush?  He says he is a Christian, but he hardly ever goes to church.   He refused to even meet with the elders of the church he belongs to- the  Methodists- when they endeavored to persuade him not to invade Iraq.  Last  week the Pope, who thought he might be dying, felt impelled to warn the world  that Bush might well be the antiChrist.
 Bush promises freedom to everyone, yet  abroad he sets up prisons like Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib, and fills them with  "terrorists" who are held indefinitely without due process.  Most of these  are eventually found to be innocent and released, but only after undergoing  years of terror and torture.  Bush refuses to fire Rumsfeld, and has  elevated the legal architect of the torture doctrine, Gonzales, to Attorney  General.
 At home, he has wiped out our  constitutional freedoms with the little-notice Homeland Security Act, and is  putting in place a secret police: 
 This week, former military intelligence analyst William Arkin revealed a  hitherto unknown directive, with the Orwellian name "JCS Conplan 0300-97,"  authorizing the Pentagon to employ special, ultra-secret "anti-terrorist"  military units on American soil for what the author claims are "extra-legal  missions." 
 In other words, using  U.S.  soldiers to kill or  arrest Americans, acts that have been illegal since the U.S. Sun,  February 6, 2005   
 Paranoia  grips the U.S. 
 By  Eric  Margolis -- Contributing Foreign  Editor
 


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