Bu(sh)-Woo

[Frank Newgent]

At least these guys are predictable...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A15565-2004Mar22.html

The White House went on the offensive today against President Bush's former top terrorism adviser, Richard A. Clarke, over criticism of Bush's handling of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, calling Clarke's charges irresponsible...
http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=1870288179#post1870288179

If (according to the Strausseans and other feudal thinkers) truth cannot be popularized and the basic fact of human nature is there will always be a gap between the wise and the common folk which cannot be bridged by the progress of popular education, then some of the most fundamental questions, philosophical or otherwise, can never be discussed openly without destroying the necessary protective atmosphere of authoritative opinion. And if the truth (concerning, say, Iraq's weapons of mass destruction) can't be directly stated, it would be irresponsible to attempt to do so.
Though, of course, newly prominent critics of the Bush administration like Paul H. O'Neill (http://www.ustreas.gov/education/history/secretaries/poneill.html) and Richard Clarke (http://www.infosec.jmu.edu/ncisse/Conference99/WebSite/bio/clarke.htm) are obviously harboring grudges, they were out of the loop and just trying to sell books because they're working for Kerry and well, you know, sour grapes. Stuff like that.


What diminutive best captures those who would wonder why the contradictions of reality should diminish the expression of untruths so grounded in firm metaphysical principle?

I suggest Bu(sh)-Woo.

[corplinx]

Originally posted by Frank Newgent
I suggest Bu(sh)-Woo.

Sounds like one of the many transformations of Majin Bu.

http://www.comicity.com/dbz/MajinBuu.htm

[subgenius]

"What diminutive best captures those who would wonder why the contradictions of reality should diminish the expression of untruths so grounded in firm metaphysical principle?"

You sure can talk some s**t buddy, I got a headache.
(L. Bruce)

[Frank Newgent]

Originally posted by corplinx

Sounds like one of the many transformations of Majin Bu.

http://www.comicity.com/dbz/MajinBuu.htm
Buu's encounter with Mr. Satan was the most interesting. Mr. Satan revealed the "good" side of Buu which we never thought Buu had. Mr. Satan even convinced Buu never to commit any evil deeds again. Unfortunately, the "evil" in him cannot be contained. The "evil" was unleashed when Buu was angered by the near fatal shooting of Mr. Satan. The "evil" Buu splits from the "good" Buu. The "evil" Buu easily defeated and re-absorbed the "good" Buu demonstrating that there is really more "evil" than "good" in Buu. The absorbtion transformed Buu into a purely evil entity.
Let me guess what this means. The special prosecutor convinces Bush never to commit such offenses again. Then Donald Rumsfeld assasinates the special prosecutor, sending Bush into a psychotic break. The 'Dubya' MD cannot be located and Bush escapes, to unleash his evil on the world.