December 22, 2006 journal, their long planned attack to take out the Mideast stabilizer. Being idol during the Clinton years Dick Cheney and Paul Wolfowitz planned the war program after B*us*h one. The roofless gang of thugs worked through the Clinton years to plan the future new century of war. This is the real ter*o*ists busy at destructive work. Read about it on page 100 of the book by John Dean entitled 'Worse Than Watergate'. The above book outlines the need for another catastrophic event such as Pearl Harbor to condition the American people for wars on the Middle East at the command of neocons. Election observations by Chuck Baldwin from the Times Examiner newspaper as I quote. "The elections of last Tuesday's surprised no one. Most people saw the handwriting on the wall for a Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives, as for the Senate, it is almost impossible to tell the difference between Democrats and Republicans. So who controls the gavel is of little consequence. As I have said before in this column, the GOP deserve to lose this election, under President George W. B**h, the Republican Party has become little more than a carbon copy of the Democratic Party. Therefore, the voters con-cluded, "why settle for phonies when one can have the genuine article?" As Rev. Thomas Euteneuer, President of Human Life International, said, "If the Republican Party wants to know why they lost, they need only to look in a mirror. The most vulnerable seats in both houses were both held by politicians who had abandoned the pro-life and the pro marriage principles that first brought them to power. As an example of the GOP's neglect to fight for conservative principles, Eutencuer noted the loss of pro-life in South Dakota. He correctly said, "While South Dakota fought valiantly to defend their babies, we then once again witnessed an almost total lack of support from the National Republican leadership". He is right, George Bush's neocons have all but decimated whatever genuine conservative remained in the GOP, and they did it on the backs of the faithful conservatives still in the party. There is almost no question that the American people are fed up with Bu*sh’s war in Iraq. They are tired of being lied to about why our young men and women were sent to war, and they are tired of being lied to about why we are still there. Little that MSNBC's Chris Matthews says that I agree with, but he said something election night that I believe is profoundly true, and something that I haven't heard any other media spokesman repeat. He said paraphrased, "By invading and occupying Iraq, B*us*h as Conservatives to do something that is completely against their nature: he asked them to support a war of inter-ventionism. So, this vote is not a vote are liberalism, it was a vote where conservatives and independence came home". That statement by Chris Matthews is brilliantly astute and accurate. Real conservatives resent compromising their convictions. They resent being asked to support a war that appears to be fought for Bu*sh's own personal reasons rather than for the good the country. The war has all the earmarks of commercial expans-ionism, which is not worth the life of one U.S. soldier, much less nearly 3000. And the American people said as much last Tuesday. That President Bush has fired defense Sec-retary Rumsfeld signals some policy reversal for B*us*h. As late as the day before the election B*sh said emphatically that Runsfeld would stay until the end of his term. But the day after Democrats seized the House Rumsfeld was fired. It does not take the gift of prophecy to predict that Rumsfeld successor, Robert Gates, was almost certainly assent to some form of an American troop withdrawal from Iraq. The Republican Party now under stands that if the war in Iraq continues as it is into 2008, the GOP will be murdered at the polls, and the Democratic nominee would most certainly win the Whthouse”.