Your Daily Dose of Fear from Bush
(don’t worry, children, he’ll protect us)

Social scientists and concerned citiizens have begun paying attention
to the disempowering rhetoric Bush and his people routinely use to frighten the
public and foster dependency upon the President and support for his perpetual
“war on terrorism.” A short article on this no longer subtle tactic is Renata Brooks’
“Bush Dominates a Nation of Victims.” Now an anonymous anthropologist at
the University of Louisiana, Lafayette has edited the text of Bush's Speech on
Iraq, September 7, 2003, identifying the references to terror, violence and death.

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>deadly attacks
>Terrorism
>destroying
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>terrorist
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>mass destruction
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>war
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>torture chambers
>mass graves
>violence and terror
>international terrorism
>terrorists
>ideologies of terror
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>assassins
>torturers
>killers
>attackers
>attackers
>foreign terrorists
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>terrorist groups
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>a lengthy war
>a different kind of war
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>destroying the terrorists
>against the terrorists
>future attacks
>precise strikes against enemy targets
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>enemy weapons
>ammunition
>killed hundreds
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