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**masaredera** · 02-22-2007, 08:51 PM

So why is it we re-elected Bush and Cheney and Britain re-elected Blair? That Howard has won lection 4 times and Japan re-elected Kouzumi? And those just the record breaking election victories to talk of.

Through lies, deciept, and the complete miseducation of voters. Standard political fair. Did you know that the vast majority of Bush supporters in 2000 though he was for Kyoto???

Polls constantly show that people want what their politicians refuse to talkabout. This is true especially in the US.

You yourselves voted for a conservative government that wants to pull out of Kyoto and wants closer relation with D.C. A minority government that represents less than 30% of the population. Not the majority.

Nope, i know that's why he resigned, my point was his foreign policy fiaco was because his own party wouldn't let hm be close to the U.S. where as when Silvio did it with a similarish majority in the Senate on he other side he actually maaged to go as far as keeping troops in Iraq for 3 whole years. Against the will of the majority of the people, which is why he lost. Which is my point.

Look you and Mexico just elected conservative governments, as did Japan and Australia and Britain looks likely to follow suit in the next generalnot to mention Chirac's failures in France don't seem to stop his hardlined interior minister from defeating the left in France, yet again! Germany, Poland, the Ukraine, Romania and others have centre right governments...the wold is moving further and further towards conservatism. Actually, as a function of pure numbers of people globally, the world has been moving closer to socialism. (defined as affordable education, health care, and social assistance, etc..) There is only one country on the planet where the trend is opposite, the USA. And according to polls, this is the opposite of what people want.

Andrew

02-22-2007, 08:51 PM	#30
masaredera Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 505 Senior Member	So why is it we re-elected Bush and Cheney and Britain re-elected Blair? That Howard has won lection 4 times and Japan re-elected Kouzumi? And those just the record breaking election victories to talk of. Through lies, deciept, and the complete miseducation of voters. Standard political fair. Did you know that the vast majority of Bush supporters in 2000 though he was for Kyoto??? Polls constantly show that people want what their politicians refuse to talkabout. This is true especially in the US. You yourselves voted for a conservative government that wants to pull out of Kyoto and wants closer relation with D.C. A minority government that represents less than 30% of the population. Not the majority. Nope, i know that's why he resigned, my point was his foreign policy fiaco was because his own party wouldn't let hm be close to the U.S. where as when Silvio did it with a similarish majority in the Senate on he other side he actually maaged to go as far as keeping troops in Iraq for 3 whole years. Against the will of the majority of the people, which is why he lost. Which is my point. Look you and Mexico just elected conservative governments, as did Japan and Australia and Britain looks likely to follow suit in the next generalnot to mention Chirac's failures in France don't seem to stop his hardlined interior minister from defeating the left in France, yet again! Germany, Poland, the Ukraine, Romania and others have centre right governments...the wold is moving further and further towards conservatism. Actually, as a function of pure numbers of people globally, the world has been moving closer to socialism. (defined as affordable education, health care, and social assistance, etc..) There is only one country on the planet where the trend is opposite, the USA. And according to polls, this is the opposite of what people want. Andrew
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