Thoughts on 9/11, Bush

Will Bush implode in his second term before he does any more damage to the country?

I think it is likely-- and certainly much more likely than the 9/11 fraud being exposed.

I really see the next four years as being a giant let-down and disappointment for most Americans rather than any huge catastrophe. Iraq is simply not going to give a happy ending, but it is not going to start World War Three (or Four or Five -- or whatever they are officially up to now). Oil will be in reasonable supply for a few more years. I don't see the US economy booming not completely busting-- more just a sorry slide into a continual weakened state.

Is there one trend-line that is pointing up for the country or for Bush right now? Bush probably won't be impeached, but he will be very limited in what he can do. His hands are tied with the budget and with the military.

I guess the real question is whether he will finally abandon his scorched earth tactics against Democrats and adopt a few rational mainstream policies. Like raise taxes to try to bring down the deficit.

If one thing is clear, Bush is not a conservative. What has he done that is conservative? Will he become a real conservative at some point?

Another question is what would be better for the future of the country-- Bush imploding or the 9/11 fraud being exposed?

Since uncovering 9/11 would bring down Bush, I think the latter. But the former is of course much more likely.