On The Scariest Idea I Have Ever Heard

According to the Thom Hartmann Program, broadcast on Air America Radio, in Family Security Matters Magazine, administered by the fascist Progress for America think tank, contained an op-ed that says what I have to say is the scariest idea I've heard, even from a fascist Bush supporter.

This article, which I haven't gotten my hands on, as it was deleted from the website and is, according to Hartmann, in a catacomb of TownHall.com, basically states that "democracy is the worst form of government," and that we should (a)take out all the Arabs in Iraq and replace them with Americans, turning the problem in Iraq into "an asset", and then, based on the 'success' of that endeavour and the support from the people and the military, in a Caesar-like maneuver,(b)declare Bush President for Life with the military by his side.

This is the martial law I have gotten nightmares about(and I have. And they're scary.) and the desecration of the Constitution that takes the cake. Democracy is the worst form of government? Modern-day democracy isn't the greatest form of government, but it is the greatest possible at this time on our planet. Of course, democracy hinders the fascists who support this idea, as that adds tariffs and taxes they have to pay for their products and the company itself.

Secondly, on the first plan, wouldn't the idea of taking out the Arabs in Iraq be mass genocide of Shia, Sunni, and Kurd Muslims, many of which are trying just to eke out a living and not fundamentalists? Why would Americans move to Iraq, to live in 110-degree heat all year, with little to no infrastructure, getting electricity only about 4 hours a day? Why would they live where enemies in Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Syria are nearby? And why would be engage in mass genocide of those in Islam, a peaceful religion, when that would entice a billion people to go against us?

The article will be found eventually, which I'll post immediately. Later today, I opine on Karl Rove and discuss the legal ramifications of his resignation.