Reply #47: In reference to the NeoCons, I agree that we should never forget

[FrenchieCat]

although I think that Wes' reference to the NeoCon being "over" it meant figuratively, as in "fugit bout them, they are soooo over"......in terms of the NeoCon movement having the same kind of serious juice given to them in the past.

Due to their demonstrated incompetence, lack of honesty, and a "strategy" to nowhere but Rapture, the NeoCons can no longer feel confident that they can sell the notion that they hold the Key to some "doable" "master plan" to keep American supreme, which was their "rap" was as far back as 1996! Sooner than later they will be KOed to a pulp by all who are no longer buying into their delussional vision of Power for the United States and its corporate partners. They have proven that they don't know what the F* they are talking about.....and those who might have bought into their vision once upon a time, will no longer.

But yes, we should never forget the kind of harm those espousing empire building using our military and bullying rethoric can do to a democracy as well as the rest of the world ...literally! We can't ever again let some dumbass Back-assward Think Tank ideology control American Foreign policy.

Next time some "Global Strategic" tank sends our future Democratic President a letter outlining their approach for world domination, he/she should certainly tell them to crawl back into the whole they hence came.....and that he/she's got an appointed Democratic cabinet to do the "strategery" portion of planning our place in the global world.

Clinton really should have told them to kiss his ass loud and clear when he had the chance. I guess that he was always trying to prove that he could be a Good Commander in Chief to those who included in their plans to doubt him purposefully and publicly.
As far as Bush, well...... he was bought by them.