cologal quote: "...That the facts....not what people thought but the facts you cannot change the facts. No matter how many quotes you throw at me. History has proven all those people wrong. I was out there protesting the war because I didn't believe the hype and I was correct you all were wrong. End of story. So many young man and women have been lost and wounded, my nephew amoung them, and still you all still hang on to this BS...."

So somehow you knew the "truth" when even leaders in other countries and members of the US Congress believed the PR lies. Okay, Bush came before the American people and said things that were believed to be true at the time and they turned out to not be factual.

It does seem hypocritical to defend untruths that come from Obama's Whitehouse by saying Obama isn't lying if he didn't directly speack the words and/or if that is what he believed and was told at the time.

No disrespect, I have always told you how proud I am of your nephew and been sympathic with you over him being in harms' way every time you mention him. Pulling at the heartstrings of patriotic Americans, like me, by using a soldier and in the same breath talking about protesting a war is beyond my comprehension. Wonder how the troops who didn't have your clairvoyant powers to see through the lies felt to see people protesting a job they were proudly doing?

Did you protest Obama's surge in troops in Afghanistan?

It is absurb to say that Alan Jackson's patriotic song after the attacks on American soil September 11 was part of the Bush propaganda machine.