Fearing for their lives is a Bush Trademark.

© and ® ™ Fearing for their lives is a Bush Registered Trademark.

1) When Prescott Bush exposed the owner of a manufacturing company in Ohio for skimming the company's profits, he feared for his life. 'My father had to keep a loaded gun in his desk drawer' said George Herbert Walker Bush in one of his autobiographies. C-O-W-A-R-D

2) When on September 2, 1944 a "puff of smoke" came ouf of George Herbert Walker Bush's plane, the Barbara II, on approach to attack a radio transmitter over Chichi Jima--the old man's mind blew it all up out of proportion, he "saw flames running along the wings to where the fuel tanks were", he headed for the waters of chichi jima, he bailed out of the plane and did not even attempt to rescue or help his rear-seat gunner nor his radioman-gunner. C-O-W-A-R-D...Poppy feared for his life.

3) The Bushit Boy doesn't stick his feet out of the white house without massive military and paramilitary protection. Bubble Boy is a C-O-W-A-R-D...he fears for his life.

But, the FEAR FOR OUR LIVES BUSHES, don't mind taking people's lives away.

In fact, the president was willing to order Air Force One to turn around at the last minute if word one about his secret, danger-fraught mission was leaked to the press.

"I was fully prepared to turn this baby around, come home," Bush said later on Thursday aboard Air Force One. To the amazement of everyone involved, the plan was a success.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,104278,00.html

:toast:

The trip, which was a tightly held secret until the very end among only a few aides, began about 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday in Crawford. Mr. Bush left his ranch in an unmarked car, not the usual presidential limousine, for the private airport he uses near Waco, Tex. Aides said they did not want to attract attention, so there was no motorcade and no blocked streets. Mr. Bush said he even tried to disguise his appearance, as did Ms. Rice. ,

"They pulled up a plain-looking vehicle with tinted windows," Mr. Bush told reporters. "I slipped on a baseball cap, pulled 'er down — as did Condi. We looked like a normal couple."......


Mr. Bush was asked by reporters if there was any point during the trip's planning when he thought it was too risky and that he should not go. He had a ready reply.

"Yeah, all along," he said. "I mean, I was the biggest skeptic of all."

http://www.howardforums.com/printthread.php?t=249533

The logic goes like this: "I'm from the Bush family. I get to screw you for money, power, sex, booze -- whatever I want. That's because I'm RICH and RICH PEOPLE rule because they're BETTER."

When confronted by the moral bankruptcy of this family attitude (it should be boiled down to a crest, eh?), the Bushes simply shake their heads, order another martini, and move silently away from anyone with the audacity to observe the obvious, aloud.

The culture of entitlement. For several generations.

They're easy to hate -- that's why they're scared. Duh.

Gee, you'd think they could have sent a group of jack-booted goons to guard him! :puke:

stink.