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The True September 11 Legacy of George W. Bush
What
Did the President Do on 9/11? Why Wonder?
Where was the Commander-in-Chief for the first 41 minutes after Flight 11 was hijacked?
What did he do for the 7 minutes before entering the classroom?
How many first thoughts did George have after being told, "America is under attack"?
How many dozens of excuses did the Bushies put forth for the Presidents 7 minutes of sitting?
What did the Leader of the Free World do for 18 minutes after leaving the classroom?
Where was the Decider for the first 33 minutes after leaving the school?
Even though his term has mercifully ended, George W. Bush and his gang continue to spread the bull as part of his "Legacy Project." They are determined to rewrite history, but the facts don't make for much of a legacy, so all they can do is spin events, lie, and hope that people will forget the details over time. Learn the truth, and spread the truth, and don't allow the history of the Bush presidency to become one of false fables.
Others have chronicled the dozens or hundreds of other Bush failures, but this book tells the story of Bush on 9/11. If you still think the 7 minutes of wasted time in the classroom about covers it; you're way off.
After extensive research, Bullshit Artist was published in 2006. It is not a conspiracy theory book. It is the history of George Bush on 9/11, as told by Bush, his staff, and literary toadies. Read the story and draw your own conclusions.
"Bullshit Artist" is the True Story of Spleen Clutching Incompetence, Forehead Slapping Stupidity and Ear Sweating Cowardice. Tough on terrorism? Strong on defense? Leadership? Not quite. Compared to George W. Bush's gutless and incompetent performance on 9/11, Brownie looks like General Patton. The President pulled a FEMA for 102 minutes while al Qaeda struck with impunity--but since W's actions on September 11 were largely ignored by the national media--most people weren't even aware of the little man's 7 minutes of ass sitting paralysis in an elementary school classroom until Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11" exposed the frozen leader of the free world--let alone know about Bush's clueless loitering--cutting and running, and terrorist appeasing for the other 95 minutes of the attacks. Ron Schalow's "Bullshit Artist" provides a full account of the President's lollygagging, decision avoiding and hiding in the heartland on the tragic day--in Bush's own words and the tortuously twisty recollections of the White House brain trust--Card, Rove, Fleischer, Hughes, Rice, Cheney & Rumsfeld-plus the traditional bushel basket of excuses that ensue after every Bush failure. And Bush supporters like Bill Sammon, Ann Coulter, Sean Hannity, John Podhoretz, David Frum and Dick Morris also chime in to provide cover for the cowardly Commander-in-Chief--evidently more concerned about the image of their beloved politician than the security of the American people. Then, as if his flaccid failures on 9/11 weren't shameful enough, a delusional GW boasts of his defense prowess at least 19 times per day in the following years--whoring the terrorist attacks and 3,000 deaths on his watch to his immense political benefit--a Bullshit Artist at his best. - rschalow
Miserable Failure Bush September 11
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Subtitled "America was under
attack for 102 minutes and for 102 minutes the president did nothing: How George W. Bush turned his pathetic performance on
9/11 into political gold," this book certainly caught our attention.
This 312-page compilation of the Bush
crew's totally inept performance on 9/11 -- including their failure to take a single action to prevent it from occurring even
when warned -- was fascinating even to the eyes of jaded 'ol BuzzFlash, who monitored the news reports of 9/11 as it happened.
Part of the attraction of "Bullshit Artist: The 9/11 Leadership Myth" is that its citizen-author, Ron Schalow
of North Dakota, mixes fact with sardonic commentary and a playful layout. Can it be fun finding out how the Bush Administration
is incompetent? Well yeah, in a sort of "all hail to the dunce" perverse sort of way.
You realize that
the mainstream media is so busy playing its role as royal court transcribers that their reporting lacks the most basic of
common sense. Schalow litters "Bullshit Artist" with the basic logic of the common person -- and Bush and his minions
come off as something like a nefarious version of the Keystone Cops. However, after reading this book, you are left yearning
for the Keystone Cops, who would have done a far better job protecting our nation and reacting to 9/11.
Frankly,
until we read "Bullshit Artist," we had forgotten how abysmally clueless the Bushevik government is. Their theme
song should be "Don't Send in the Clowns; We're Already Here."
Schalow's biting, down-to-earth asides
remind us that we are the sane ones -- and also bring a smile to our face. Schalow confirms -- by focusing on the statements
by Busheviks about their actions during 9/11 and the factual admissions -- that these are dolts of the most extreme variety.
Their plea to the man and woman on the street appears to be, "doesn't everyone have the right to be confused, disoriented,
and unable to act?"
Basically, when you finish reading "Bullshit Artist," you want a real common
man as president -- not the faux Karl Rove creation. We nominate Ron Schalow, author of "Bullshit Artist: The 9/11 Leadership
Myth." Because when you apply common sense to what happened surrounding 9/11, the "common man myth" of George
W. Bush turns into fairy dust. He's just a smirking fool whose family name was used to put him in a position of power several
thousand of times beyond his ability.
And, as a result, every life in the United States has been put in jeopardy.
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