Well, there go my plans for a "Save Alaskan wilderness - burn Saudi oil" bumpersticker...

Like other geeky folks, I'm sometimes a bit slow when it comes to social relations, and understanding what other people are thinking. However, even I (and it took me a long, painful time) did eventually learn that it's not always advisable to go around blabbing about exactly what's wrong with everybody, and I can fix it, and they're all bad people, and if they'd just listen to me, but it's a secret plan, but....

Clearly the Kerry campaign does not have a plan on how to move this country forward. If they did they would articulate it instead of constantly attacking the President on Iraq. In all this, they still in my mind have not substantially articulated what they CAN do, they just want to focus on what they try to present as what the President did not do.

Saying what the other guy did not do doesn't make you a good leader and deserving of the presidency.

I heard that in his ads on Al Jezzera, Kerry is tellin' the Saudis that if he is elected, he will not be nice to Americans anymore.

Of course, that is not true, but the thing that scares me is that Kerry seems capable of saying anything he feels is necessary to get elected as President of the United States, and no one really has any idea what he expects to do if he actually is elected.

Mark my words, however, if Kerry is elected, soon after he takes office, there will be another major terrorist attack upon the US. The terrorists might also try to sway the election, ala the Spanish scenario, and launch another attack against the US just prior to the election.

This election has quickly grown much more close than I expected when Kerry got the nomination. He actually appeared to be the least likely candidate, and I thought the Dems felt they had no chance of winning, so were literally throwing out Kerry as the sacrificial lamb to be buried under the Bush landslide. Politics is a funny game!