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Bush Campaign Uses Nazi Ad on Website
Posted by AdminCodeWarrior in on August 4, 2004 at 6:42 PM



"NEW YORK, 1 August 2004 — The Bush re-election machine appears to need some fine-tuning, as his campaign is refusing to withdraw an anti-Kerry ad displaying Nazi imagery from its website, despite criticism from US Jewish organizations. Bush’s website features an advertisement casting Sen. John Kerry and his colleagues as a “coalition of the wild-eyed.” It mixes clips of former Vice President Al Gore, former Gov. Howard Dean of Vermont, filmmaker Michael Moore, and Kerry criticizing Bush."
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Coalition of the Wild Eyed? It almost seems like a parody on Bush's own "coalition of the willing" which we know was a big joke.

and more....
" Intermingled throughout the clip are photos of a shouting Hitler, the result appears to compare these men to Hitler. The advertisement on the Bush-Cheney website, georgewbush.com, opens with a close-up image of Gore shouting, “How dare they drag the good name of the United States of America through the mud of Saddam Hussein’s torture prison.” A fuzzy image of Hitler immediately follows, along with shouts of “Sieg Heil!” "
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I bet Bush has lots of old clips of Adolf to contribute to this ad campaign.

"Dean is then shown shouting “I want my country back,” followed by brief clips of Moore and Rep. Dick Gephardt of Missouri and then Hitler again. Gore is then shown again, insisting that Bush had “betrayed this country.” Kerry is then shown denouncing the president. The advertisement ends with upbeat music and the written message: “This is not a time for pessimism and rage.” The ad contrasts the shouting images with a photo of a smiling Bush, and a link to the Bush campaign’s Web video was sent to the six million people on its e-mail list. "
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Doesn't the madness of King George the W start showing through all this?

Those of us with any Jewish heritage should be outraged at this.

With half of my heritage Jewish, you can bet I am.

Bush's folks should have a picture of him and Cary Sherman in an embrace under
a film clip of Adolf in one of his rants.

If anyone should be compared to Hitler in this political race, it should be
Arbustocito.

Thanks my opinion...now all you pro-Bushites just wail away.
:)
Links to this story:
http://www.arabnews.com/?page=4§ion=0&article=49242&d=1&m=8&y=2004&pix=world.jpg&category=World

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1162129/posts

http://slate.msn.com/id/2103033/ (Please read this one since they do a great job of explaining the situation).
From the above:
"To: Jacob Weisberg

Where to begin with this despicable video?

Six months ago, MoveOn.org held a contest to find the best amateur ad against President Bush. The group invited people to make ads and submit them to its Web site. Some idiot spliced images of Bush together with images of Adolf Hitler, evidently trying to make Bush look like a warmonger. His submissions, which arrived with 1,500 others—too many to be screened quickly—were posted on the contest Web site. As soon as MoveOn.org leaders realized what was in the ad, they removed and denounced it.

The Bush campaign, outraged by the mixture of Nazi images with images of an American politician, has decided that the best response to this offense is to repeat it.

The Bush video's opening white-on-black graphic says, "The Faces of John Kerry's Democratic Party. The Coalition of the Wild-eyed." Next comes a parade of angry speakers: Al Gore, Hitler, Howard Dean, Michael Moore, Dick Gephardt, Hitler, Gore, and Kerry."

http://www.georgewbush.com/News/MultiMedia/VideoPlayer.aspx?ID=901&T=2


User Comments

AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:08 PM
Another offensive video at the Bush site (actually, every video on his site is offensive and I have watched plenty in order to say that) is the "Yakuza" video.
http://www.georgewbush.com/VideoAndAudio/Default.aspx
WorldIndierockgal
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:28 PM
Yeah like the Democratic Party and it's hategroup for hire Moveon.org haven't been playing the Nazi card for years now. Give us a break!!!!! What happen to this website and it being about the freeing the music. Democrat with it's ties to BigPigMedia and the Republicans with it's ties to everything else are not going to help our cause.
Advancedawehr
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:33 PM
I think that ad is actually benefiting kerry more than bush...

what kind of paranoid delusional ultra-right-winged crap is that?

its mocking a bunch of people who are calling for their nation back... that is the equivalent of "we're going to take more of your rights away if you re-elect us"
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:37 PM
BTW, I'm voting for Michael Badnarik, the Libertarian candidate.

You don't find the kind of crap at http://www.lp.org that you do on King George the W's (also called President Queeg) site.

But, if you need more on the Bush/RIAA link....
http://dc.internet.com/news/article.php/2194151
April 21, 2003
Bush Backs RIAA Lawsuit Against Verizon
Bush supports RIAA in privacy case

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9041
Bush supports RIAA in privacy case
DoJ intervenes against Verizon appeal

http://www.legalnewswatch.com/news_189.html
Bush Supports RIAA in ISP Showdown

http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,58558,00.html
"WASHINGTON - The Bush administration is siding with the recording industry in its court fight to force Internet providers to disclose the identities of people who are illegally trading songs over the Web. "

http://www.kbcafe.com/iBLOGthere4iM/?guid=20030423000007
Bush Backs RIAA Lawsuit Against Verizon

STILL LOVE OLD GEORGIE PORGIE?


http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9041
AdvancedSfolivier
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:48 PM
Nobody should use Nazi stuff. I wish a survirvor from a death camp would talk to them and stop comparing their petty fight and problems to the holocaust, or to the horrors or WWII.
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:51 PM
The real irony of things is that, in Germany, possession of Nazi material is a crime, and moist of the biggest black market suppliers of things Nazi to the neo-Nazis in Germany, are sources in the United States.
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:52 PM
meant "most", not "moist"...moist refers to its hot as hell here in Texas and sweating is our state past time.
DMembercoffeeaddict83
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:54 PM
Woah, no way... Imagine that... somebody using Nazi imagery to portray thei enemies! Because, you know, it's not like that ever happens HERE, or anything...
WorldIndierockgal
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 7:59 PM
Adam Ruben the true leader of the Democratic Party's hategroup for hire Moveon.org hiding behind the jobtitle of Field Director, should know better to use holocaust and nazi references in his ads but where is the outrage from these same groups??? Two sets of rules it seems in this political race. Again to sum things up nicely less politics more music.
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:04 PM
Oh, by the way, today is the anniversary of the day the Nazi police broke into the room where Anne Frank was hiding and took her away to prison. She died in the Bergen-Belsen camp. I always take with me something Anne said in her famous diary...
"Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart.
Anne Frank "

But, she had other quotes....
"And finally I twist my heart round again, so that the bad is on the outside and the good is on the inside, and keep on trying to find a way of becoming what I would so like to be, and could be, if there weren't any other people living in the world.
Anne Frank


Everyone has inside of him a piece of good news. The good news is that you don't know how great you can be! How much you can love! What you can accomplish! And what your potential is!
Anne Frank"

God Rest Your Soul Anne.
Thank you for never giving up your sense of hope.
~CodeWarrior
DMemberburner97119
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:08 PM
after watching the dems convention and following crap coming from the kerry camp i still have no idea what he stands for he spins with the best of them . here is a link to kerry's boat mates that i think will surprise you http://www.swiftvets.com/index.php
WorldIndierockgal
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:22 PM
Burner! I'll tell you what Mr. Kerry stands for coming off the heels of the DNC Flopfest last week. In short order Kerry wants to use the UN in Iraq.What sneakypigmedia refuses to tell you is that this is the same UN that rapes in the Congo, Held captive in Sierra Leon, Ran away in Rwanda, and handcuffed to posts by Serb troops in Bosnia. Not to mention Germany and France already making statements about not sending troops to Iraq regardless if Kerry wins. So in a nutshell he has no plan. Maybe we should talk more with kerry's wife. When she's not making asinine statements of mumbling to herself on stage when Kerry's making his speeches maybe if we can distinguish amongst her gibberish a plan of action.
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:22 PM
But, back on topic..I think we should NOT forget what a government can become under a madman who uses xenophobia and fear and the claim he is protecting citizens from the terrorists can do to a country.

We must never forget what having a nut as a leader, who is on mind altering drugs (Hitler was on methamphetamines, Bush has been put on psychoactive meds by his doctor after he stormed off the stage when asked about his association with Ken Lay and made the famous "keep those motherf**kers away from me" comment.

We must never forget what can happen to people under a government in which the leader expresses the desire to be a dictator..
From http://www.dean-justinspoliticaljournal.cafeprogressive.com/bush_s_dictatorship__the_joke_is_on_us_.htm
"On at least three different occasions, Bush has supposedly “joked” about preferring a dictatorship. He made a comment about this once as governor of Texas, on another occasion before he was crowned White House resident in January of 2001 following the stolen election, and he made a third reference to a dictatorship surrounded by members of Congress.


Here are his quoted references to a dictatorship:


1. "You don't get everything you want. A dictatorship would be a lot easier." Describing what it's like to be governor of Texas. (Governing Magazine 7/98) (Cool)


2. "I told all four that there are going to be some times where we don't agree with each other, but that's OK. If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator," Bush joked. http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0012/18/nd.01.html
(12/18/2000 CNN.com)


3. "A dictatorship would be a heck of a lot easier, there's no question about it, " [Bush] said. 7/27/2001 Associated Press"

We must never forget what can happen if the government supports citizens spying and snitching on each other as national policy.
http://www.pacificviews.org/weblog/archives/000251.html
"A couple of years ago, public outrage forced Dubya's administration to shelve its Total Information Awareness program, which would have created a nationwide network of informants (including mail carriers, for example) to 'protect' the country against terrorism. While TIA is gone, the administration's attempts to get US citizens to spy on one another are far from finished.

For example, the American Trucking Association has received US $19.3 million from the Dept. of Homeland Security for its Highway Watch program, which has so far recruited and trained 10,000 truckers to be guardians against terrorism. The ATA has bigger plans for Highway Watch, and hopes to create a nationwide network of 400,000 truckers, 'tollbooth workers, rest-stop employees and construction crews' with their eyes on the lookout for 'suspicious' behavior.

After the session in Little Rock, two newly initiated Highway Watch members sat down for the catered barbecue lunch. The truckers, who haul hazardous material across 48 states, explained how easy it is to spot "Islamics" on the road: just look for their turbans. Quite a few of them are truck drivers, says William Westfall of Van Buren, Ark. "I'll be honest. They know they're not welcome at truck stops. There's still a lot of animosity toward Islamics." Eddie Dean of Fort Smith, Ark., also has little doubt about his ability to identify Muslims: "You can tell where they're from. You can hear their accents. They're not real clean people."
(Note, in the US, it is the Indian Sikhs that wear turbans, NOT muslims)

http://www.nccprivacy.org/handv/
"US District Court Judge Charles Breyer for Northern California ruled this week that the FBI and the Transportation Security Agency have been illegally stonewalling Freedom of Information Act requests by travelers demanding details on the so-called “no-fly” list which grounded them.

Villain of the week:
Office of Foreign Assets Control

June 7, 2004 Newsweek has pointed out yet another egregious provision of the USA PATRIOT Act, one that both violates privacy and raises costs - and does so inefficiently to boot. It comes into play whenever someone buys some real estate.

Privacy Hero:
CAPPS II plaintiffs

June 1, 2004 Four hearty Alaskans have challenged the federal government in federal court (good luck on that...) over the coming CAPPS II system. CAPPS II is a program wherein the federal government trolls through corporate databases on every American who buys an airline ticket, in order to decide whether the traveler should be arrested, subjected to extra robust friskings, or just subject to the same run-of-the-mill indignities as everyone else.

Villain of the week:
Homeland MATRIX

May 24, 2004 New information has emerged this past week about the MATRIX database system, supposedly a state-level program that digs through commercial and government databases that allegedly can “spot terrorists.” It turns out that the program received support from the federal government – and that Florida authorities followed up and investigated a list of 120,000 people deemed to have a “high terrorist factor.”

Villain of the week:
DC's money cameras

May 14, 2004 A recent report on the traffic spycams installed throughout Washington, DC gives the lie to the oft-repeated claims that forced loss of privacy is balanced by greater security."

The historical similarities between the Burning of the Reichstag and 9/11 are discussed on website after website.
An example is at http://www.oilempire.us/reichstag-fire.html
--------------------------------------------------------------
"Parallels between the Third Reich and the Bush regime
Reichstag Fire (February 27, 1933) and the refusal of most Germans to question the official story ====September 11, 2001 and the refusal of most Americans to question the official story

"Enabling Act" (passed after Reichstag Fire)=== Patriot Act (the sequel to Patriot Act is closer to the Enabling Act in content)

Dachau (earliest internment camp - not a "death camp" at least in early days) ====Guantanamo indefinite detention camp (built by Haliburton, President Cheney's company)

Propaganda ministry (Goebbels et al)=== Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, etc.
Kristallnacht (1938) (Cool) ===Destruction of Iraqi museums (2003)
Excuse that Poland was attacking Germany and therefore must be counter-attacked in self-defense (1939)===== Excuse that Iraq had attacked,
or was about to attack US (2003)"
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The point in all this is that when MoveOn.org saw what the film submission was like, and was using the Nazi imagery, they REMOVED IT.

Bush is rolling in it , luxuriating in it, publishing it, and rejoicing in it, and has refused to remove it despite protestations of its offensiveness from Jewish groups.
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:23 PM
By the way, I'm against globalists whatever camp they come from!
DMemberburner97119
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:27 PM
anyone wondering which way this site leans look at the bottom of the page lol (ads by google)
AdminCodeWarrior
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 8:46 PM
I don't see ads. I'm a subscriber.
WorldIndierockgal
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 9:03 PM
True Code, Moveon.org removed it but used it again later. The comparison of Bush and Hitler was already out there resulting in just how far the Left-wing will go as for the republicans using the same imagery I disagree with them using it as well. But in the case of Democratic hategroup Moveon.org and it's Pol Pot like leader Adam Ruban, being Jewish and supposedly standing on a higher moral footing, should again know better. To much politics here and not enough about the music. Lets get back to the basics
DMemberBaldrocker
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 9:26 PM
So what's going to be the democratic mantra when the Vietnam Veterans launch their advertisements?
DMemberbluerhythmjo...
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 10:53 PM
A minor correction.

burner, above, refers to an anti-Kerry Vietnam Vets page as being the product of "a link to kerry's boat mates." Military folks know that boatmates are folks who served on the same boat with you - but not a single one of the persons who appears in the referenced ad ever actually served on the same boat with John Kerry! Their claims that they served 'with John Kerry' are based on the fact that they were on other swiftboats in Vietnam at the same time. Their criticisms of his honesty, taken in context, relate not to any heroism he claims to have carried out in Vietnam, but to the fact that upon his return he denounced atrocities that occured there - atrocities which the people in the ad deny.

Don't be fooled! Clever editing and use of words are designed by the some of the most expensive ad men in the business to fool you and deceive you into thinking that these were people who actually had some contact with Kerry during the war.

The crewmen who really did serve on the same swiftboat as Kerry are universally supporting him.

Not trying to laud Kerry here, just keeping things fair and balanced here.
DMemberburner97119
Date: August 4, 2004 @ 11:24 PM
whether or not they were on the same boat is not important what is important is that they served with him at the same time and had knowlage of what he was like . i find it hard to believe that many people can be wrong as they have a differant version of what happened ... dont get me wrong im gratefull he served and commend him for it but he is the one who is tooting his own horn over what appears to be a fantasy on his part
DMemberMike2212
Date: August 5, 2004 @ 12:41 AM
Well, I have served in the Air Force and retain a reserve commision in the inactive reserves. That said, after watching 'The Manchurian Candidate', I feel obliged to say...

*Stares straight ahead*

"John Kerry is the bravest, kindest, and most honest man I have everknown."
Advancedraoulduke1
Date: August 5, 2004 @ 1:06 AM
I don't disagree with the imagery at all. I am not offended at the use of American Imperial imagery. After all, from a historical perspective the Nazi’s will look like a third rate bunch of underachieving pussies compared to Americans.

"The crewmen who really did serve on the same swiftboat as Kerry are universally supporting him."

1 out of the 12 swift boat crewmates says that Kerry was erratic and a loose cannon. Personally, Kerry reminds me of Major Frank Burns.

However, the vets who are anti-kerry are clearly even more uptight. They would fall into the Colonel Flag camp.

I would rather have MaClain [sic] Stevenson be president with Radar as his VP.
DMemberAzurre
Date: August 5, 2004 @ 1:24 AM
Bush using negitive and shady ads is nothing new. Remember last elections "RATS!" subliminal message? I say we put them in a ring with baseball bats and see who wins. Atleast this way it will get people to stop watching "Trading Spouses" on FOX.
WorldIndierockgal
Date: August 5, 2004 @ 2:17 AM
raoulduke1

Colonel Flag? Frank Burns? Col. Blake for prez? Funny stuff.

On the crewmates on Kerry's boat during Vietnam I heard half his boatmates are not supporting him but who knows, who cares. They're plenty of Nam Vets who were very pissed at what Kerry did after getting incountry. Kerry's antiwar remarks may come back to bite. That's ok though if he fails becoming president there's always a role for him in antiwar movement International A.N.S.W.E.R or it's real name the Stalinist World Workers Party.
DMembergoofycaca
Date: August 5, 2004 @ 4:02 AM
I just watched the clip and I was wondering if the little taglines at the bottom of the hitler sections was originally there. It states clearly that the clips of hitler were taken from Moveon.org. I was wondering if they were added after the protesting comments or if they were there originally.

Regardless, I do think that they should not have been used. I understand why some would try to compare Bush to Hitler but still don't think it's approriate for use. No matter which political party you are in, it never should have been posted, even with taglines blaming somebody else.
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