People Call Me A Conspiracy Nut Because —

People called me a conspiracy theorist when I pointed out that:
• Bush was going to abandon diplomacy and invade Iraq.
• the weapons inspectors, including Scott Ritter said there were no WMDs.
• having no purview at Guantanamo Bay was an open door to abuses.
• the Bush administration was probably using the patriot act to spy on us domestically, including peace activists.
• terror alerts seemed to coincide with low poll ratings for Bush.
• Bush was trying to get control of all three branches of government.
• the line between “suspected terrorist” and “dissident” was going to blur and disappear.
• there was such a group as the “neocons”.
• the neocons had influence in the brand new Bush administration.
• Bush’s first cabinent was completely composed of war hawks and oil company hacks, and that that meant we were probably heading for a war over oil.
• Diebold was owned by a high donating republican operative.
• the gang of 14 would lead to packing the supreme court with the most outrageously conservative lineup, with no opposition.
• Bush would probably recess appoint Bolton.
• just because they’re US soldiers, does not mean they’ll always be fair and treat prisoners well.
• whistleblowers would be persecuted.
• we would be torturing prisoners, I was told no not us, not us americans.
• Abu Ghraib was a lot more than just a few “bad apples”.
• The swiftboaters were probably organized and funded by a right wing organization.