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US WRITER VIDAL:
It Will Take USA A Century To Recover From Bush
We live in a dictatorship. We have a fascist government. ..which controls the media Vidal said, adding Obama will bring change.
It will take the United States a century to recover from the damage wreaked by President George. W Bush, said American writer Gore Vidal, Australian News writes.
- The president behaved like a virtual criminal but we didn't have the courage to sack him for fear of violating the American constitution
I ponder that in the meaning of this self contradiction of terms in disjointed mantra of group think, what he meant when it contradicts more unoriginal but still nonetheless equally unthinking opines that the president violated the constitution and thus should be impeached yet here he says that the president, a criminal as always will not be impeached for that would violate the constitution.
Vidal, who is a severe critic of US invasion on Iraq, told the El Mundo paper.
- We live in a dictatorship. We have a fascist government... which controls the media he added.
Among other things, the writer said Barack Obama, Democrat presidential candidate, will bring great change, because an intelligent person will finally enter the White House.
Here, in yet another contradiction not only of other's dementia but of his own postulates, Gore Vidal says that Obama not only can, but will take the White House bringing stability and freedom right after he says America is a fascist dictatorship. Another contradiction of terms made in yet more incomprehension of the facts and inability to understand reality he implies an oxymoronic solution of getting rid of a dictator Bush by VOTING Obama in.
Another article: http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003815866
'NYT' Sunday Preview: Gore Vidal Questions McCain's Time in Prison Camp
By Greg Mitchell
Published: June 12, 2008 10:40 AM ET
NEW YORK In an interview for this Sunday's edition of The New York Times Magazine, famed novelist/essayist Gore Vidal appears to question Sen. John McCain's account of being imprisoned by the North Vietnamese during the Vietnam war.
Asked what he thinks of McCain, Vidal calls him a "disaster," then tells Deborah Solomon, "Who started this rumor that he was a war hero? Where does that come from, aside from himself? About his suffering in the prison war camp?"
Solomon replies: "Everyone knows he was a prisoner of war in North Vietnam." To which Vidal responds: "Thats what he tells us."
Why would you doubt him? Solomon wonders. "Hes a graduate of Annapolis," Vidal explains. "I know a lot of the Annapolis breed. Remember, Im West Point, where I was born. My father went there."
Vidal's only reference to McCain's opponent is a fleeting reference to "the United States of America, as Mr. Obama likes to call it."
Asked how he felt when he heard about the passing earlier this year of his conservative nemesis, William F. Buckley, Vidal says, "I thought hell is bound to be a livelier place, as he joins forever those whom he served in life, applauding their prejudices and fanning their hatred."
Compassionateless schadenfreude revealing what Vidal stands for and how he thinks in the depths of an apparant personal pitilessness.
Vidal refuses to explain again how he is related to Al Gore, claiming that even he has forgotten.
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US WRITER VIDAL:
It Will Take USA A Century To Recover From Bush
We live in a dictatorship. We have a fascist government. ..which controls the media Vidal said, adding Obama will bring change.
It will take the United States a century to recover from the damage wreaked by President George. W Bush, said American writer Gore Vidal, Australian News writes.
- The president behaved like a virtual criminal but we didn't have the courage to sack him for fear of violating the American constitution
I ponder that in the meaning of this self contradiction of terms in disjointed mantra of group think, what he meant when it contradicts more unoriginal but still nonetheless equally unthinking opines that the president violated the constitution and thus should be impeached yet here he says that the president, a criminal as always will not be impeached for that would violate the constitution.
Vidal, who is a severe critic of US invasion on Iraq, told the El Mundo paper.
- We live in a dictatorship. We have a fascist government... which controls the media he added.
Among other things, the writer said Barack Obama, Democrat presidential candidate, will bring great change, because an intelligent person will finally enter the White House.
Here, in yet another contradiction not only of other's dementia but of his own postulates, Gore Vidal says that Obama not only can, but will take the White House bringing stability and freedom right after he says America is a fascist dictatorship. Another contradiction of terms made in yet more incomprehension of the facts and inability to understand reality he implies an oxymoronic solution of getting rid of a dictator Bush by VOTING Obama in.
Another article: http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003815866
'NYT' Sunday Preview: Gore Vidal Questions McCain's Time in Prison Camp
By Greg Mitchell
Published: June 12, 2008 10:40 AM ET
NEW YORK In an interview for this Sunday's edition of The New York Times Magazine, famed novelist/essayist Gore Vidal appears to question Sen. John McCain's account of being imprisoned by the North Vietnamese during the Vietnam war.
Asked what he thinks of McCain, Vidal calls him a "disaster," then tells Deborah Solomon, "Who started this rumor that he was a war hero? Where does that come from, aside from himself? About his suffering in the prison war camp?"
Solomon replies: "Everyone knows he was a prisoner of war in North Vietnam." To which Vidal responds: "Thats what he tells us."
Why would you doubt him? Solomon wonders. "Hes a graduate of Annapolis," Vidal explains. "I know a lot of the Annapolis breed. Remember, Im West Point, where I was born. My father went there."
Vidal's only reference to McCain's opponent is a fleeting reference to "the United States of America, as Mr. Obama likes to call it."
Asked how he felt when he heard about the passing earlier this year of his conservative nemesis, William F. Buckley, Vidal says, "I thought hell is bound to be a livelier place, as he joins forever those whom he served in life, applauding their prejudices and fanning their hatred."
Compassionateless schadenfreude revealing what Vidal stands for and how he thinks in the depths of an apparant personal pitilessness.
Vidal refuses to explain again how he is related to Al Gore, claiming that even he has forgotten.
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is all
