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	George W Bush is the AntiChrist
		Bush says that God (rather than the Supreme Court) chose him to lead the nation, and he sees himself on a divine mission.
		Bush wrote in his autobiography it was, "so secret, I can't say anything more." But I can: We know that initiates undergo torture, kiss a scull, press a human femur bone to the initiates backside, act out a throat slashing ritual murder, and they pledge allegiance to a figure dressed up as Satan.
		Bush's grandfather Prescott Bush, also a 'scull and bones' man, got rich first by helping the Nazis come to power, then helping Hitler build the war machine that would decimate the world, and then even benefiting from Nazi slave labor and the extermination of millions of Jews.
	www.bushisantichrist.com (9702 words)

	Morgan Reynolds - No More Games • Net
		Perhaps we have stumbled upon a quantitative metric for Bush’s compassionate conservatism as practiced in Iraq: hold your fire until 20m, that’s compassionate; waste ’em at 50m+, that’s conservatism.
		Bush’s global project is toast; he just doesn’t realize it yet, despite all the "superior information" in the world.
		Oddly enough, Bush is acutely aware of the importance of manipulating public opinion domestically but scorns the same PR when it comes to the rest of the world.
	nomoregames.net /index.php?page=politics&subpage1=bush_bunch_babylon (900 words)

	Character Above All: George Bush Essay
		In his district, Bush told a town meeting, which jeered him, that it seemed "fundamental that a man should not have a door slammed in his face because he is a Negro or speaks with a Latin American accent." He wrote a friend, "I never dreamed the reaction would be so violent.
		Instead, Bush prattled away that he had the big momentum--the "Big Mo"--which suggest to conservatives that he was not a leader who took their causes with due gravity.
		Bush's eight years as Reagan's number two were made miserable by his ostentatious effort to convince what he privately called the "extra-chromosome" conservatives that he was not some kind of closet one-world liberal.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/character/essays/bush.html (1641 words)

	Bush in Babylon: the recolonisation of Iraq \| Workers' Liberty
		Bush in Babylon: the recolonisation of Iraq
		Bush in Babylon is the book-length version of the same train of thought.
		Bush in Babylon is also not the best summary account of Iraqi history.
	www.workersliberty.org /node/2496 (849 words)

	Columbiana’s News Stories: Week Mar 10 - 16, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Bush for the onset of the recession in 2001.
		For Bush's warning of a mushroom cloud over an American city, though false with respect to Iraq, was indisputably well-founded in regard to Pakistan's nuclear one-stop-shopping: The next warning stemming from this kind of failure could indeed be a mushroom cloud.
		Bush of course had already named the Pyongyang government as a member of the "axis of evil." It had long been the policy of the United States that nuclearization of North Korea was intolerable.
	www.columbiana.org /news_mar10-16a_2004.htm (9733 words)

	Was the vote for Bush a vote for war?
		But Ali and many other left-wing opponents of President Bush’s election campaign argued that a vote for Bush would be seen throughout the world, especially by Arab nations, as a vote for the U.S.-led war in Iraq.
		According to this argument, a second Bush term would signal that millions of Americans, for the first time, declared themselves in favor of the Iraq war, in favor of attacking a country that had not and could not attack the United States.
		Rather, the votes for Bush and Kerry, each in their own way, were confused statements of solidarity for the soldiers, for the nation’s sons and daughters, neighbors and friends.
	www.geocities.com /mnsocialist/elections9.html (1298 words)

	Father's message lost on Bush \| News From Babylon
		In November 1989, President Bush's father praised the fall of the Berlin Wall by saying, "It clearly is a good development in terms of human rights." He added, "We're saluting those who can move forward with democracy.
		Bush is sending the Iraq-weary Guard to the border to mollify hardline conservatives who are building their careers around - whether they say this explicitly or not -- a brown invasion from the south.
		Bush would be better off figuring out how much labor the United States needs, figuring out a way to making it legal, and working with Fox to improve the lives of Mexicans in Mexico so they will not want to flee.
	newsfrombabylon.com /?q=node/6184&CSID=2ac455253dfb55f9a87ff0493aa043e0 (940 words)

	Bush's Bloodbath in Babylon: 'Coincidence' and Consequences by Chris Floyd
		Bush wants big bucks [the request was for $500 million] to run 'counter-insurgency' and 'counter-terrorist' operations in 'ungoverned areas' of the world – and in the hinterlands of nations providing 'sanctuary' for terrorists.
		To relieve the overstretched U.S. military, the 'action' will be carried out largely by Bush's new hired guns: religious and ethnic militias, tribal forces, mercenaries, cultists, insurrectionists, druglords, pirates – basically anyone willing to slit throats and terrorize populations at the order of the Oval One.
		And in fact, Rumsfeld and other Bush officials increasingly talk of combating not just terrorism but a "global insurgency" – as if the whole world is now an American colony, filled with recalcitrant "natives" rising up against their rightful masters.
	www.lewrockwell.com /floyd/floyd15.html (856 words)

	Bush in Babylon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bush in Babylon is a book by the historian Tariq Ali, which attacks the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
		The book is essentially comprised of two parts, the first being a modern history of Iraq, the second a condemnation of the 2003 invasion.
		Bush in Babylon (Verso Books, 2003) ISBN 1-85984-583-5
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bush_in_Babylon (109 words)

	Wicked Babylon
		It seems President Bush is on a walk about in Guatemala and the local repressentatives of the ancient ways of power aren’t thrilled to have him visit.
		Bush has done a few good things and a few bad things.
		Everyone I know went to see the movie because they knew that the Spartans were not only going to whip up on an enemy ten times their size, they were going to do so with pinache.
	www.wickedbabylon.com (1518 words)

	Baltimore Independent Media Center: Marching on Babylon: Is Bush Acting Out an Elaborate Religious Fantasy thru War?
		Bush, like Ashcroft, believes (and in fact is trying to insure) that the world is in the "end times" called for by the biblical book of Revelation - at least as interpreted by the doomsdayers, who are generally barely functional clinically classical paranoid schizophrenics (Pat Robertson being a prime example).
		The support Bush has shown Israel isn't because of his pro-Jewish sentiments, it is because the "end times prescription" calls for Jews to be in complete control of all of Israel at the time of the big event.
		Bush's mentor, Billy Graham, as he grew in international fame, became very adept at appearing far more non-fanatical than he truly is in order to draw a bigger audience, a bigger bank account.
	baltimore.indymedia.org /newswire/display/3286/index.php (7176 words)

	Bush Watch
		Bush did not nominate to the Supreme Court is as much a window into the White House's panic and stonewalling as its haste to put forward the man he did.
		Bush was surely not scared off by Gonzales critics on the right (who find him soft on abortion) or left (who find him soft on the Geneva Conventions).
		President Bush on Monday vowed to fire anyone found by a federal probe to have acted illegally in the exposure of a CIA agent, in a shift from a broader pledge to dismiss leakers in the case...
	www.bushwatch.com /archivesjuly05.htm (9153 words)

	Swans Commentary - Special Iraq - "Tariq Ali On The Recolonisation Of Iraq," by Tanweer Akram
		Yet the Bush administration was able to convince a majority of the American people that the invading US military would be greeted as liberators.
		The events of September 11, 2001, provided the Bush administration with the opportunity to invade Iraq on various pretexts, primarily that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, had links to the al Qaeda terrorist organization, and posed an imminent threat to the security of the United States.
		Although these allegations were demonstrably false (and have been amply debunked), the Bush administration was able to carry out this war in spite of the opposition of world public opinion.
	www.swans.com /library/art10/iraq/akram.html (2173 words)

	Bush 2005
		The time of Judgment for America is confirmed by GW Bush’s second term as President of the United States.
		Bush says he is a Christian, and we do know he is in the American branch of the highest satanic fraternity in America, which is the same fraternity in Germany of Adolph Hitler.
		In America it is the Skull and Bones and in Germany it is the Thule society, and both are the highest level Luciferian occult fraternities.
	www.dccsa.com /greatjoy/bush2005.htm (6070 words)

	Amazon.ca: Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq: Books: Tariq Ali (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One of the ways he distinguishes himself from his anti-war contemporaries is via prodigious and multidisciplinary cultural knowledge; he once collaborated with avant-garde filmmaker Derek Jarman on a film about the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, for instance.
		The book is essentially a harsh critique of the way the Bush administration has dealt with Iraq in the wake of 9-11, referred to as "corporate looting." The most captivating chapter centers on the history of Iraqi resistance as exemplified in poetry made by Iraqis in exile.
		Bush in Babylon has a lot going for it, despite a polemical tone which invariably grates as one marches through this smart, well-researched book.
	www.amazon.ca /Bush-in-Babylon-Recolonisation-Iraq/dp/1844675122 (1967 words)

	New York Art Show Shuttered After Bush Monkey Portrait \| News From Babylon
		NEW YORK (Reuters) - A portrait of President Bush using monkeys to form his image led to the closure of a New York art exhibition over the weekend and anguished protests on Monday over freedom of expression.
		"Bush Monkeys," a small acrylic on canvas by Chris Savido, created the stir at the Chelsea Market public space, leading the market's managers to close down the 60-piece show that was scheduled to stay up for the next month.
		From afar, the painting offers a likeness of Bush, but when you get closer you see the image is made up of chimpanzees or monkeys swimming in a marsh.
	www.newsfrombabylon.com /links/goto/6277/444/links_related (1223 words)

	Godlike Productions -- Is Bush the world figurehead for the Antichrist world system? Is Bush King of Babylon? Yep
		Bush leads to the 7 Noahide Laws of Antichrist.
		I predict as the world Nimrod religions fall apart and confusion sets in, the Talmud Esau Jew Bush Rothschild NWO will introduce the 7 Noahide Laws to be followed by all of the Goyim under the rulership of Talmud Esau Jewry and Freemasonry.
		It has to be clear to all now that Bush is the leader(or pawn) of the world Antichrist system for Satan.
	www.godlikeproductions.com /bbs/message.php?message=116877&mpage=1&topic=3&showdate=6/14/05 (2123 words)

	ANCIENT BABYLON CITY SITE IS SERIOUSLY CONTAMINATED WITH DEPLETED URANIUM - POLLUTION LASTS FOR 4.5 BILLION YEARS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Babylon shall never be inhabited or dwelt in from generation to generation; neither shall the Arab pitch his tent there, nor shall the shepherds make their sheepfolds there.
		God says Babylon shall never be rebuilt to the glory and power she enjoyed while she was the capital of the Babylonian Empire.
		The context of Babylon being as destroyed as Sodom and Gomorrah is as the Chaldean capital; certainly, the Medo-Persian armies overthrew Babylon, the pride of the Chaldeans, thus making it prophetically impossible for Babylon to be rebuilt by Antichrist.
	www.cuttingedge.org /news/n1909.cfm (4165 words)

	Mondays: Sunday Night -- 10.19.03 -- Tariq Ali in discussion with Anthony Arnove & 16Beaver (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Opening Bush in Babylon with this question, Tariq Ali, one of the most articulate, informed, and passionate English-speaking commentators on the Middle East today, provides in his new book, a thorough, timely and much-needed response.
		Bush in Babylon’s conclusion, examining the occupation of Iraq in the context of empires old and new, argues that neither European-style empire-building of the nineteenth century, nor the examples of US dominance of the Philippines in the twentieth, nor even the Japanese variety of success, is relevant to the current situation.
		Bush in Babylon is as well a magnificent cultural history; a heartfelt homage to the great poets of Iraq and the Arab world whose influence remained strong throughout their long periods of exile, and who are united in poetic resistance to the latest catastrophe.
	www.16beavergroup.org /monday/archives/000540.php (4000 words)

	What’s next in Iraq?
		The Bush administration, of course, claims that it has removed an evil dictator and is promoting democracy and freedom.
		THE BUSH administration said that the resistance was made up of Saddam loyalists, and then foreigners, and then Islamists, and then foreign Islamists.
		Bush’s National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice said in public, "We want to change the Iraqi mind." This is a pretty disgusting statement actually.
	www.socialistworker.org /2004-1/494/494_07_TariqAli.shtml (2402 words)

	edunow.com: Title: Bush in Babylon: The Recolonization of Iraq \| Author: Tariq Ali (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Eschewing the liberal option of hand-wringing and the fashionable lurch to the right by some former leftists, Bush in Babylon stands apart from the morass of sycophantic books now being presented as serious analysis by mainstream publishers.
		The sum is a characteristically revealing blend of politics, history, and culture proposing that the U.S. war on Iraq marks a historical shift in imperial occupation and resistance that will mark the whole of the twenty-first century.
		Claiming that war profiteers close to President George W. Bush are now cashing in, one of the leaders of the global antiwar movement offers an in-depth analysis of the extent of resistance to the United States occupation of Iraq.
	www.edunow.com /1859845835.shtml (541 words)

	Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq :: Alternative Press Review :: Your Guide Beyond the Mainstream
		Rather, it is the insidious conflation by the Bush administration that Iraqis resisting the occupation are identical to the terrorists who attacked America on 9/11.
		It is, perhaps, Bush’s ultimate bait and switch, allowing his administration to pursue an imperial agenda under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
		You don’t have to read “Bush in Babylon” to recognize that America’s attempt to impose democracy in Iraq is a contradiction in terms, but it certainly makes that point ever more salient.
	www.altpr.org /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=399&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0 (1170 words)

	International Socialist Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		BABYLON IS one of the great cities of antiquity based in Mesopotamia, along with such cities as Nineveh, Ur and Samarra.
		"Bush in Babylon" also means Bush is stuck in wickedness.
		IN BUSH in Babylon, you quote Antonio Gramsci, the Italian theorist most feared by the fascists, who says "The ‘normal’ exercise of hegemony is characterized by the combination of force and consent, in variable equilibrium, without force predominating too much over consent." Why does Gramsci attract your attention?
	www.isreview.org /issues/33/tariqali.shtml (6795 words)

	Untitled Document
		Tariq Ali’s Clash of Fundamentalisms is a brilliant and highly accessible cultural history of the Middle East and Islam and of their relationships with the western powers.
		The same praises should be printed on the covers of future editions of Bush in Babylon, which focuses on the modern history of Iraq, and specifically on Iraqi resistance to first British and later US occupations.
		“Without knowing the past,” Ali explains in the introduction to Bush in Babylon, “it is impossible to explain what is going on today, and the history presented here is a warning to both occupier and resister.
	www.agrnews.org /issues/283/culture.html (2337 words)

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		This is because there’s nothing funny in the fact that the 2004 election will be decided by people for whom Iraqi history consists of biblical references to wicked Babylon and hidden Ba’athist nuclear submarines, with 3000 years of hummus and camel sex in between.
		Bush in Babylon begins in 1258, the year Mongol forces sacked Baghdad and burned its library, possibly destroying the lost plays of Aristophanes.
		If everybody in Korea’s neighborhood seems more eager than the Bush administration to avoid a second Korean war, it’s likely because they have a better memory of the first one.
	www.nypress.com /17/1/books/books.cfm (2017 words)

	Bush Goes to Babylon, by Desert_Vet - Democratic Underground (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		It's going to be funny to watch just how far the misguided Bush fans will try to stretch his whopping two hours of nothing.
		George W. Bush refuses to show the slightest bit of respect to the casualties returning from Iraq, whether it be honoring them upon their arrival at Dover, or their internment at Arlington, neither of which would cost the millions it undoubtedly cost for his plate of turkey in Baghdad.
		For someone who couldn't even muster the responsibility to fulfill his own duty as a National Guardsman, he sure doesn't have much trouble getting his picture taken with those whom he sends away from home to fight his wars.
	www.democraticunderground.com /articles/03/12/02_babylon.html (628 words)

	Brightsurf: Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq by Tariq Ali
		Brightsurf: Bush in Babylon: The Recolonisation of Iraq by Tariq Ali
		This book isn't really about either George Bush, and there is no listing in the index for Babylon, which seems to have a meaning long established for Bible readers who have not become so fundamentalist that they imagine it was simply a city with an empire.
		This book was written a year ago, but there has been so little change in what Bush stands for in the last year that the message seems to be substantiated by every insurrectionary incident in the interim.
	www.brightsurf.com /item.php?ASIN=1859845835 (3908 words)

	Democratic Underground Forums - Babylon, Bush, and Zion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Having been formerly involved with an apocalyptic millenarian sect for several decades, it occured to me that in the Zion restoration prophecies no ancient nation was considered a greater enemy of Israel than Babylon, located in present-day Iraq.
		Many in Bush's religious crowd expect a literal restoration of the temple in Jerusalem as a prelude to Armaggedon and/or the rapture.
		Babylon again comes up for destruction in the book of Revelation.
	www.democraticunderground.com /duforum/DCForumID66/1843.html (156 words)

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