Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Incubi (/speranze, per chi ci crede)

Cosa pensate si puo`ricavare dal discorso di misterX fatto all'inizio del 
secondo termine.
A me sta creando degli incubi il sermone fatto dal reverendo "cazzilui(!)" 
poco prima delle strombazzate della banda militare....(spero di ritrovarne 
il testo da qualche parte , ma interessante era anche l'enfasi). Sono stato 
folgorato dalla visione di un dio armato fino ai denti a portare "Freedom & 
Liberty(!)" nel globo terracqueo (where's been the word "PEACE"?).
Cerchero` di essere piu`serio possibile, il momento lo comanda.
Per cortesia, che i chierichetti del NG si esentino di lanciarmi i loro 
anatemi.
Domanda:
Cosa prevedete per i prossimi quattro lunghissimi anni?
Giano
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Gandhi was inevitable. If humanity is to progress,
Gandhi is inescapable.
He lived, thought and acted,
inspired by the vision of humanity evolving toward
a world of peace and harmony.
We may ignore Gandhi at our own risk."
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory?id=428520&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312
WASHINGTON Jan 20, 2005 - George W. Bush swore the presidential oath for a
second term in turbulent times Thursday and issued a sweeping pledge to
spread liberty and freedom "to the darkest corners of the world."
"Our country has accepted obligations that are difficult to fulfill and
would be dishonorable to abandon," said the president, who led the nation to
war in Iraq in a first term marked by terrorist attacks on the United
States.
In a speech delivered before a vast throng of fellow Americans spilling away
from the steps of the Capitol, Bush said he would place the nation on the
side of the world's oppressed people. "All who live in tyranny and
hopelessness can know: the United States will not ignore your oppression, or
excuse your oppressors. When you stand for your liberty, we will stand with
you."
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, 80, ailing with thyroid cancer and the
subject of retirement speculation, administered the oath of office. The
58-year-old president placed one hand on a family Bible and raised the other
as he recited an oath as old as the Republic.
Bush Takes Oath of Office for Second Term
Full Coverage: The Inauguration
The Note: A Participant, Not Just an Observer
The weather was cold; security extraordinarily tight for the nation's 55th
inauguration, first since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Sharpshooters dressed in black scanned the vast crowd from rooftops and
hundreds of police stood shoulder to shoulder along the route of the
mid-afternoon inaugural parade.
Newly sworn in, Bush offered an implied rebuttal to critics of his foreign
policy and the war in Iraq. "Some, I know, have questioned the global appeal
of liberty," he said, "though this time in history, four decades defined by
the swiftest advance of freedom ever seen, is an odd time for doubt."
"We go forward with complete confidence in the eventual triumph of freedom,"
he said in remarks that were shorn of all but the most glancing references
to the dominant political issues of the day.
Instead, he packed the first speech of a new term with multiple references
to freedom and liberty, references to God and a reminder of Abraham
Lincoln's long-ago admonition. "Those who deny freedom to others deserve it
not for themselves; and, under the rule of a just God, cannot long retain
it," he quoted the 16th president.
The spread of freedom and liberty were the oldest ideals of America, Bush
said. "Now it is the urgent requirement of our nation's security, and the
calling of our time."
Bush, his family and congressional leaders moved into the Capitol following
the midday swearing in and speech, joining other members of the nation's
political elite for lunch.
The GOP-controlled Senate was convening at mid-afternoon, with confirmation
of the first of Bush's second-term Cabinet officers on the agenda.
The president awoke before dawn in the White House, then traveled a few
blocks with his wife Laura and their twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara, to
the traditional pre-inauguration prayer service.
A few hours later they journeyed 16 blocks along historic Pennsylvania
Avenue to the Capitol, where Bush stood four years earlier to take the
office for the first time.
That was before terrorists struck the United States, plunging America into a
challenging new era, and prompting the president to order the invasion of
Afghanistan and controversially Iraq. The inaugural pageantry unfolded half
a world away from that conflict a war and messy aftermath that has claimed
the lives of more than 1,300 Americans and was a key fault line in last
fall's election.
Bush's victory made him the 16th president in American history to win a
second term after a full first four years an accomplishment denied his
father in 1992. In the process, he led Republicans to larger majorities in
the House and Senate, and has outlined a conservative second-term domestic
agenda that includes major changes in Social Security and taxes.
But with the war a concern, he was beginning his new term with the lowest
approval rating at that point of any recent two-term president 49 percent in
an Associated Press poll this month. Bush is the nation's 43rd president.
The Constitution commanded that Bush take the oath of office at the stroke
of noon. Tradition dictated the Capitol as the setting, curiosity and
celebration accounted for the throng that traditionally spilled down Capitol
Hill toward the historic National Mall and the monuments beyond.
Tradition, too, called for Rehnquist to administer the oath of office. His
presence symbolized an aging court and the likelihood of political warfare
with Democrats if the conservative president had second term appointments to
make.
Vice President Dick Cheney took the oath for a second term moments before
the president. House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois swore him in.
The day was the culmination of a hard-won victory for Bush and fellow
Republicans, and they were in a mood to celebrate.
Not so, Democrats, who did little to hide their disappointment. "Personally,
I don't feel much like celebrating. So I'm going to mark the occasion by
pledging to do everything in my power to fight the extremist Republican's
destructive agenda," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi wrote in a
fund-raising appeal for 2006.
For all the security precautions, officials reported no new information
suggesting terror threats to the ceremony or the parade that was following.
There were small demonstrations at scattered locations, including one
several miles from the Capitol where anti-war protesters carried coffin-like
cardboard boxes to signify the death of U.S. troops in Iraq.
A small group of protesters close to the inaugural stands tried to interrupt
Bush's speech, but he ignored their chants.
Bush's speech referred unmistakably to the 9-11 attack and the events that
have followed.
"We are led, by events and common sense, to one conclusion. The survival of
liberty in our land increasingly depends on the success of liberty in other
lands," he said.
"The best hope for peace in our world is the expansion of freedom in all the
world."
He added that freedom "warms those who feel its power, it burns those who
fight its progress, and one day this untamed fire of freedom will reach the
darkest corners of our world."
The Rev. Dr. Luis Leon greeted the Bushes outside St. John's church when the
armored presidential limousine rolled up for the traditional
pre-inauguration worship service.
In his short sermon inside, he referred to the transforming events of Sept.
11, 2001. Americans have lived in fear since then, he said. "Help us to
overcome our fears," he urged the president.

 
La sola risposta che ti posso dare, e' gia' nella tua signature:
"We may ignore Gandhi at our own risk."
In parole povere, con piani di guerra per il resto della regione MO, 
Siria ed Iran, ci aspettano 4 anni da incubo.
Che un uomo di fede si rivolga a Bush, dicendo:
"Help us to overcome our fears," he urged the president."
fa semplicemente pena. Un uomo di fede, per definizione e fede dovrebbe 
rivolgersi al suo Dio, per superare paura ed angoscia, non a Bush.
Quanto a me, una buona birra per oggi andra' anche bene...
Buona fortuna a tutti.
-- 
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stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do 
anything important, you're insane."
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secondo termine.
Che l'affermazione *renderemo liberi coloro che sono schiavi* rivela
che i suoi think tank sono alla frutta e devono riciclare la stessa
propaganda del 1861.

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#_Rispondo qui a te e rg.
Sara` che io vado avandi alla ricerca di cio`che il futuro ci riserva non 
tanto piu`colla saggezza de "I CHING" e nemmeno piu`con qualche meno 
ermetica smazzata di Tarocchi, ma di tanto in tanto ho dei flash nel buio 
della mente oscurata dalla paura....
Un sermone come quello ascoltato si sposa con simboli meno divini e 
Cristiani di una Bibbia....si puo`, anzi, dar vita a fantasmi e simboli come 
" le armi" mentre di tanto in tanto si puo`rivedere il simbolo della Fenice 
al petto di coloro al comando; simbolo che porta in se il suo significato, 
trascendentale per pochi catastrofico per i piu` :
"il mondo nuovo risorto dalle ceneri"
Tirando le somme ne viene fuori l'unico risultato possibile che chiarisce 
gli intenti di questa gabbia di pazzi criminali...l'incubo veramente tarda a 
sparire! Qui vogliono far piazza pulita dell'umano surplus che popola il 
pianeta.
Io sono un povero vecchio , senza tanto piu`tempo per sperare che le mie 
visioni sono irreali e che il futuro immediato ci riserva una realta`del 
tutto differente.
Molti chiamano questo secolo il secolo degli Immortali ( 'azzi loro!) altri 
affermano che le ricerche nel nostro sistema solare son fatte per poter 
lasciare la terra e trasferirsi altrove; io grazie al Cielo,( a Dio) o alla 
Grande Unita`son nato troppo tempo fa per una cura intensiva del nuovo 
Gerovital magico che assicura la vita senza fine e son sicuro che non 
saliro`mai su niente che mi porti fuori orbita...per quello mi basta uno 
spinello!
Giano 

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Giano

 Giano
grazie, ciao
Giuseppe
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 questo è chiaro..
#_Purtroppo e`anche abbastanza "scuro";  come prospettiva 
reale...distruggere come condizione essenziale per rifare un mondo 
nuovo...nella ricetta mettici anche i Progetti del New American Century dei 
rep. e la prospettiva e`piu`scura che mai.
Il cuoco poi e`convinto di avere assunto i poteri dal padre eterno per la 
lotta contro il Male e il quadro e`completo.
Ciao
Giano