10/19/2005

Indictments are Coming and so is Wilma!

Wow!!! Hurricane Wilma, practically overnight, jumped from a Cat 1 to Cat 5! That makes three Cat 5's this season and we've nearly run out of names.

Isn't it funny how fear and joy can sometimes go hand-in-hand?

I'm sure the folks in FL are scared shitless right now, but you know, the Bush administration is WAY too concerned about their own fear of scandal and indictments to be worried about a silly hurricane? Remember: as we are joyful over Bushco's demise, they are afraid of losing control. After all of the fear this administration has inflicted on our country, this seems appropriate. However, we should also be afraid of their destruction. An abuser is most dangerous when you take away their ability to abuse. I'm surprised that Bush is holding up under all of this.

God (or pick your favorite deity) must really be pissed, either at Bush for screwing up a perfectly good country or us for not stopping Bush's bullshit. Either way, hell hath no fury like a god mocked and this administration has done more than its share of mocking...of god, of us, of democracy, of life.

8 Comments:

At 15:15, Blogger dorsano said...

Or perhaps the planet has some indigestion from all the carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions and from the deforestation of large swaths of jungle.

 
At 14:03, Blogger RedStateExile said...

It's funny you should say that! My partner works with a Republican woman and she drives her big ol' SUV home for lunch everyday and takes other miscellaneous trips to goodness knows where, and that's basically the same thing my partner said "thanks for destroying the environment!"

 
At 15:33, Blogger dorsano said...

Anyone who thinks we can continue to use the atmosphere as a toilette and not suffer some serious consequences has his or her head in the sand.

 
At 11:23, Blogger RedStateExile said...

I think it's already evident that we are suffering dire consequences of our arrogance in regards to the environment. I never thought I would see us have to start naming hurricanes with the Greek alphabet! I don't expect it to get any better either. We are a society of convenience. Heaven forbid, we have to wait for a bus or train or even walk somewhere.

 
At 06:07, Blogger RedStateExile said...

WOW!! You're SO smart to know even what the NOAA doesn't know! They only have hurricanes measured back until 1855!

 
At 06:09, Blogger RedStateExile said...

Actually, that was 1851. And, gee, I guess I should give a link for that since it's always expected of us, but NEVER required of you!

http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/E23.html

 
At 14:52, Blogger RedStateExile said...

Man, do wonder you're a Republican! You actually don't realize that you just made up a date and threw it out there in the first post (i.e. going all the way back to 1800?). They didn't even have records between 1800 and 1851, but you claim this as part of your "facts." No wonder you're actually a part of that 34% that still believes the lies.

 
At 18:22, Blogger RedStateExile said...

But I thought your wonderful government was omniscient and could do no wrong? You mean, they actually have a fault like not having ALL data for ALL time? Oh my!

Well, you never provided proof so I'm not too worried about it. Besides I lived on the Gulf Coast all my life. I think I know if hurricanes are stronger now than they used to be.

 

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