December 1, 2005 journal, Buchanan speaks out against the war, poison money always.

I went to buy but they had Mr. St. John isolated and under questioning. If there was ever an honest man as the day is long it was him. The I or S was all over the place questioning his employees. They put fear in people to show their power, they work for the Illuminati.

It was poison money then and it still is poison money today if you make any of the stuff in terms of wages, earnings or profit. We were sold off like a herd of cattle to the con-artist.

Here is what Pat Buchanan said "A plague on both their houses (opinions)". "Gen. William Odom has called the Iraq war the greatest strategic blunder in the history of these United States, final returns are not yet in, but he may not be far off. In invading Iraq, we attacked and occupied a country of 25 million that had not attacked us, did not threaten us, did not want war with us-to stripe it of weapons we now know it did not have. Even if, as most believed, Saddam had chemical or biological weapons, there was no evidence he intended the suicide use of such weapons on U.S. troops in Kuwait, or to hand them over to al-Qai-da to use on America, risking massive retaliation. Saddam was never a suicide bomber, he was always a survivor. After 9one1, we couldn't take the chance, countered the war party. Nonsense. We take the chance everyday with Iran and North Korea, far more powerful nations, as we did everyday of the Cold War against a nuclear armed Russia and China. They had missiles and weapons of mass destruction. But, like Saddam, they were deterred. Yes Pres. Bu-sh, prodded by a cabal of neoconservatives who, for their own motives, had been plotting war on Iraq for years invaded. History will hold him accountable for the con-sequences. On the credit side, he liberated the Iraqis from a murderous tyrant, but the cost is high and rising: 17,000 US dead and wounded i.e., the eradication of an entire American division. $200 billion, the diversion of priceless assets from the fight against al-Queda, and rampant anti-Americanism in the Islamic world, the shattering of our alliances, the division of our nation, and the prospect of a U.S. defeat by Iraqi insurgents and ter-r-o-r-ists. An-other cost must be added after a week in which Harry Reid and co. accused President B-u-s-h of lying us into war. Republicans accused Democrats of cutting and running, and rep. John Murtha accused B-us-h and Cheney of being chicken hawks who dodged the draft in Vietnam. Our leaders are behaving like the leaders of the late and unlamented French Third Republic. But if Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld are responsible for the war and its consequences, so to are the Democratic nominees: Kerry, Edwards, Clinton, Biden and. Bayh. In October 2002, because the country was cheering a commander in chief beating a war drum, they voted B-us-h a blank check to take us to war. In the fall of 2005, with the people souring on the war, they voted for a timetable to get out. We were deceived, we were misled, We were lied to, they wail. One only awaits their explanation that they were brainwashed by a C student. The Democratic Party is a poodle of public opinion, unfit to lead the nation". The hassle over how to get out dominates congress. I say the only thing to do is pullout 100% before the rest of our people are killed. The Arabs outnumber us four to one. They now live in most every country of the world and particularly cover the U.S.. Just watch this country become a battleground with so-called insurgence just like Iraq. National news reported that 'to stay the course' is no longer pleasing the people.

While war man John McCain wants to increase American soldiers in Iraq by 10,000, the only real solution is to pullout because we have no business there to start with. "As for the ugliness, acrimony of Washington, it reflects the rage, resentment and shame of men who know they made a horrible mistake, thousands have suffered and died for it & worst may”.