| 1) Like father like son does not necessarily have to hold true. I differ from my father in many views. I really don't think that there's a correlation between a conservative presidency and the complete overthrow of the government to support a fascist regime.
2) The higher ups may have supported the Nazi regime, but that does not mean that the US government knew about the attack - especially since it was the Japanese, not the Nazis, who attacked.
3) Bill Clinton was also prepared to invade Iraq, based on similar intelligence.
4) I really don't believe that it would be possible for Bush's grandfather to start WWII in the hopes that his grandson could become President and take over the nation. That's the definition of a long shot. And as for the illuminati and the masons, people have had those theories for years, and it's never held true.
5) I agree that many of Bush's policies have stood on shaky ground as far as free speech, but to compare it to the Nazi regime is, again, rather extreme.
6) That would be impossible without a constitutional amendment. If he tried to stay in office again, he would be forced from power.
7) Finally, I do think that this comparison of Bush to Hitler is rather degrading to the memory of those who died in the holocaust. You can't simply compare someone whose policies you don't like to a man who killed millions of people merely because he didn't like their race. That is an illogical jump and is, at best, spurious propaganda. |