Why they shot down the satellite?

I don't know how anybody come out of this generation without being totally cynical about virtually everything.

In the House of Bush,nothing is quite as it seems--a feeling they've cultivated by their words and actions.

Therefore, it is not unseemly or illogical to prognosticate on the spy satelite that was just disspelled from the Heavens
because it was not functioning.

It seems perfectly ordinary to question their simplest comments to apply the ruse tests.

Was this really something else.

For one, they used it as another unrealistic tests of the anti-missile system that has cost this government some 164 billion dollars and has yet
to show that it can bring down an enemy missile.

Up til now, all the tests have been rigged in one way or another so that the system would look far superior than it is....

aside from that argument, one wonders whether they chose to use the occasion to teach the Chinese a lesson.

Why not? It's a very credible thought. Last year, the Chinese used their technology to blow up a satellite why shouldn't we return the gesture...

We are always strutting around flaunting our superiority while the Chinese say little and cash in on our arrogance at every turn.

My guess is that the CIA and other NSA didn't want the guts of that satellite getting post mortems from the so-called opposition.

Who was it supposed to be getting the dirt on?

The Iranians? The Chinese? Our so-called other Mid=Eastern friends?

I guess we'll never know until one of the key guys in the administration, intent upon maintaining his lifestyle long after Bush becomes after dinner humor decides to write the penultimate book.

And we will discover that the Satellite de jour was designed to spy on the American people in total opposition to the Constitution.

Why not, they've attempted to sanction such behavior every other way....

And are not bleating their unhappiness over the fact that Bush's self-appointed "rights" have not been extended and he's missing out on what Nancy Pelosi is saying to the maid; or what Kerry and Biden are talking about.

Nixon was the paranoid twit who's attempts at finding out what the others were thinking was severely hampered; Bush has solved that problem by tuning into anything and everything and drawing up charges to put us all away.

If nothing else, we should know by now not to believe Bush & Company's stated reasons for doing anything.

And the people who do that best will be the survivors of a White House gone mad!


Les Aaron