I Hate To Say This, But… George W. Bush is a mindless, heartless, gutless, mental case. I realize this is a terrible thing for any citizen of the United States to say about their President.  Of course, if Bush weren’t the president what anybody says about him wouldn’t be worth much.  But Bush IS the president and that makes any statement concerning him, noteworthy. Including mine.

If this were only Jim Moore’s opinion it wouldn’t amount to a bucket of spit. I know that. But when polls show that 25% of the American people say they hate Bush more then Osama bin Laden, Saddam Hussein, Iran president Ahmadinejad, N. Korea’s leader Kim Jong II, even Donald Rumsfeld, it indicates two things: I’m not alone in my intense dislike of the man; and most Americans either don’t know WHY they hate him, or know why and are afraid to voice it.

I’m not.

Bush is mindless because irrefutable evidence proves that he is only a puppet on the neocon string. Bush cannot think for himself; he genuflects to people of power and does what they tell him to do.  These power hungry neo-conservatives are really crafty, liberal elitists who have stolen the mantel of true conservatism and are trading America’s sovereignty for the “equalizing” New World Order,

And Bush, the mindless, has bought into this betrayal of America; but he is the President, and as such has the power to make this deceitful, anti-American, neocon agenda his own. Only a mindless American president would do such an unconscionable thing.

Bush is heartless because with military deaths in Iraq now exceeding civilian deaths at the twin towers on 9/11 he deliberately continues to procrastinate about sending more troops to Iraq, offering the lame-brain excuse that he needs more time with his advisers to craft a plan which he’ll announce after New Year. More troops getting killed or seriously wounded each day while waiting for the “new plan” makes Bush’s comment: “As I think about this plan, I always have our troops in mind.” sound like a dispassionate, bald-faced lie. Which comes easy for silver-spoon people who manage to never quite make it to a war.

Bush is gutless because when he, as President, does have an opportunity to protect and secure America he either says and does nothing, such as using our National Guard to patrol and protect our border with Mexico, or allowing the continuation of Foreign Trade Agreements which loses jobs and weakens our economy; or he misuses presidential powers by arbitrarily ordering preemptive strikes on nations of his choice, or placidly goes along with his neocon masters in using America as a compliant whipping boy in joining with Mexico and Canada to form the North American Union, leaving our Declaration of Independence and Constitution in the dust. Bush’s credo: Why dare to do right when doing wrong is so easy and free of internal dissent?

Bush is a mental case, and I don’t say this lightly. More than a few prominent psychiatrists have declared so, or at least hinted so, after studying Bush’s actions, reactions, words, and decisions. They have concluded that Bush, unfortunately, is a self-inflicted victim of denial, bogus reality, unhealthy egocentricity, visions of omnipotence, and dangerous delusions, as when God “spoke” to him.

Worst of all, Bush is totally unaware of his mental deficiencies because they are buried deep in his subconscious, and even if he knew this he would not bring it into consciousness because exposing it would in effect end his presidency and perhaps even destroy the man himself.

This serious mental affliction is present to some degree in most people but is harmful only in a superficial sense; but when the President of the United States has this mental disease it affects millions of people, which makes it especially dangerous.  Bottom line: Bush is not insane in the clinical sense, but when he bows to his aberrant tendencies, and smiles, you would never know it.

As I said at the beginning of the article, I hate to say this, but…it needed to be said.