The Pathological President and Imperial Imperatives

Unable to accept any criticism at all, the president has moved beyond petulant and is now operating in full-blown delusional shrill. His pathologies are right out there for even the willfully ignorant to see. Now he is calling for America to "fight our enemies across the world."

Reasonable people felt a chill run up their spines when they heard this. End-timers rejoiced.

Bush insisted Saturday that those of us who view the 2003 invasion of Iraq in a negative light are responsible for the growth of anti-American terrorism, and we are "buying into the enemy's propaganda." He just accused my husband, a retired USAF Major, of being a terrorist coddler.

Them's fightin' words.

"The only way to protect our citizens at home is to go on the offense against the enemy across the world," (emphasis mine) the president said. "So we will remain on the offense until the terrorists are defeated and this fight is won." (Remember this: His brats-of-priviledge are not suiting up for the festivities, and wouldn't even if they could pass the drug screen, which I seriously doubt. They aren't even joining TANG.)

What does he mean by that statement, you may ask. Well I will answer. He just stated that sovereignty of other nations need not be observed, that all nations must yield to the will of his "Imperial Imperative" or face dire (military) consequences. The United States reserves the right to invade any nation, any where, any time, on his whim.

Read between the lines, America - he just declared war on Iran.

As the mid-terms draw near, the desperation of the president is palpable, and he is grasping at electoral straws, trying to scare Americans away from the Democratic candidates he fears will curtail his Imperial Imperatives.

Watch him folks, his actions are those of a desperate man or a cornered animal, and both are dangerous creatures capable of unimmaginable violence and destruction. We the electorate are the last line of defense. We must neuter him by installing a democratic house and senate to rein in his unchecked power and temper his fatalistic world view. And we must never venture down this path again. There be monsters here.