reply to post by Jukiodone
You are not telling us anything new, nor anything that hasn't been brought out before. This isn't a secret, nor is it hidden. The Bush dealings
are public knowledge. (cough,cough)
The current secrecy and deliberate cover-up is what is suspect, not his skin color, nor his religious affiliations, nor his business ties. It's the
cover-ups, the sealing of documents, the deliberate withholding of papers and verifications.
Isn't it human nature to be suspect, even scared, of the unknown?
Haven't you ever been scared of something? maybe even fanatical about the 'something', to the point that it became your mission to uncover?
For instance, ever have a mate who did something, or went somewhere without you? Maybe you tried to reach him/her via cell, only to be sent straight
to VM. Perhaps you waited a few hours, text/rang again and got the same response. As the night lingered on, your suspicions began to fester and grow
more and more for each moment/day/whatever that you pondered the 'what-ifs'? Usually, it'll end up being all for naught and probably feel kind of
silly afterward. Our mind is a funny thing, and can play so many mentally cruel tricks on us.
Well, what if the tirade continued, and kept going on and on? Like, maybe your mate was toying with you, showing no respect, just laughing at the
very idea that you don't trust him/her? In fact, you're not his/her mommy and what business is it of yours, anyway?
At what point do you just realize it's over and your suspicions were right all along? This person isn't trust-worthy. Do you stay, as the victim?
What if your friends and family see what you may not see? Will you defend this person, your mate? Stand-by and -up for him/her, to no end since
it's others, and not you, who are crazy?
How long does this go on? How long before it's too late? To what end would you be left, standing alone?
Here's the lesson: If your mate toys with you, keeps information away from you, hides evidence, goes to great lengths to conceal things from you,
then it's time to move on and find another mate.
[edit on 30-3-2010 by SourGrapes]
