Read this and weep.

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Then spread it far and wide.

During the Taliban rule of Afghanistan the world got a good look at what happens when religious zealots gain control of a government. Television images of women being beaten forced to wear burkas and banned from schools and the workplace helped build strong public support for the President's decision to invade Afghanistan in the wake of 9/11.

But even as President George W. Bush denounced the brutal Islamic fundamentalist regime in Kabul, he was quietly laying the foundations for his own fundamentalist regime at home. For the first time far right Christian fundamentalists had one of their own in the White House and the opportunity to begin rolling back decades of health and family planning programs they saw as un-Christian, if not downright sinful.

November cannot come soon enough.

Comments

your a clown!

[(Anonymous)]

Hey man, just because you don't agree with the Christians..... oh never mind! You are just too durn ignorant. But I will tell you one thing, Bush is better than Clinton ANY DAY.