Cindy's Lies

Mom, Who Lost Son In Iraq, Talks About 'Disgusting' White House Private Meeting With Bush
Posted on: 7/5/2005 9:21:00 AM -
“Cindy Sheehan has already had her heart ripped into a million pieces by the illegal Iraqi war, losing the son she loved more than life itself only five days after he arrived in Baghdad in April 2004. There is nothing more painful or more heart breaking than a parent losing a child. And for Sheehan to lose her 24-year-old son, Casey, must have been like someone taking her very own heart and soul and, without warning, ripping them out and throwing them into the depths of hell. No one should have to experience such pain, but the cold reality of war is that someone’s child actually dies and there are actual parents left living with the hopeless task of trying to cope with the pain. And anyone with any semblance of a heart and soul knows a mother coping with such a loss needs all the help and understanding she can get.”

Poor, poor Cindy. I can’t even feel sorry for her because she is such a crazy bitch from hell. I guess I don’t have a heart. Let’s just help and understand poor Cindy Sheehan as she rips our country, our President, our troops, and her son to pieces. She sure has a fine way of showing her grief.

“Anyone with the slightest bit of compassion knows a kind word or a shoulder to cry on helps a mother, who experienced the ultimate loss, get through another day when every day feels like it could be the end of the world.”

Compassion? Please… not for that crazy bitch. She does not seem to be grieving anymore. The only things she cares about is demoralizing a country, bashing our President and furthering the agenda of the leftists.

“So when Sheehan received an invitation to meet privately with President Bush at the White House two months after her son died, the least she could have expected was a bit of compassion or a kind word coming from the heart.”

And here is a quote from Cindy after she met with the President proving what a hypocrite she is. "I now know he's sincere about wanting freedom for the Iraqis," Cindy said after their meeting. "I know he's sorry and feels some pain for our loss. And I know he's a man of faith." When did she change her mind? Either she has been brainwashed by her “handlers” or she has completely gone off the deep end. Her crazy assertions and ideas remind me of the very terrorists we are fighting and their crazy ideals.

But what she encountered was an arrogant man with eyes lacking the slightest bit of compassion, a President totally "detached from humanity" and a man who didn’t even bother to remember her son’s name when they were first introduced.

First of all here is the comment from above again… "I now know he's sincere about wanting freedom for the Iraqis," Cindy said after their meeting. "I know he's sorry and feels some pain for our loss. And I know he's a man of faith." Does that sound like a man completely devoid of feeling, someone “detached from humanity”? Cindy said it herself. So which is it Cindy? How come its easier for me to believe her first comments on Bush than it is to believe the nonsense she is spouting now?

Instead of a kind gesture or a warm handshake, Sheehan said she immediately got a taste of Bush arrogance when he entered the room and "in a condescending tone and with a disgusting loud Texas accent," said: "Who we’all honorin’ here today?"
Bullshit, nonsense, and lies…
"His mouth kept moving, but there was nothing in his eyes or anything else about him that showed me he really cared or had any real compassion at all. This is a human being totally disconnected from humanity and reality. His eyes were empty, hollow shells and he was acting like I should be proud to just be in his presence when it was my son who died for his illegal war! It was one of the most disgusting experiences I ever had and it took me almost a year to even talk about it," said Sheehan in a telephone conversation from Washington D.C. where she was attending a July 4th anti-war rally.

Shall I paste her quote here again or do you get the point by now? That she is a lying sack of shit.
"I just couldn’t believe this was happening. It was so surreal and bizarre. Later I met with some of the other 15 or 16 families who were at the White House the same day and, sure enough, they all felt the same way I did.

Lying again Cindy!!! Jim Krause, 53, of Fairfield, lost his younger brother, Sgt. Elmer C. Krause, in April 2004, when his vehicle was ambushed by Iraqi insurgents. Jim Krause and his family was also at the white house with Cindy Sheehan when they met with President Bush. "When the president met with us he was very genuine, very real, very sincere," Krause said. "As the president walked into the room that day," Krause said, Bush saw his sister crying and came over and gave her a hug. "I proceeded to tell him about Elmer and what happened." Krause described to the president how his brother's body was found in a shallow grave with four other men and how his remains had to be identified using DNA. "His eyes watered up and started to tear when I told him that and he said, 'I'm so sorry,' and that Elmer was in a better place," Krause said.

"It’s interesting that they put us each in separate rooms. I heard this was done to prevent any type of group outburst and since it’s easier to control a situation when people are separated. Looking back, all I can say is that the meeting with Bush was one of the most disgusting experiences in my life.

Again more lies! The Sheehans said they enjoyed meeting the other families of fallen soldiers, sharing stories, contact information, grief and support. For some, grief was still visceral and raw, while for others it had melted into the background of their lives, the pain as common as breathing. Cindy said she saw her reflection in the troubled eyes of each. "It's hard to lose a son," she said. "But we (all) lost a son in the Iraqi war." The trip had one benefit that none of the Sheehans expected. For a moment, life returned to the way it was before Casey died. They laughed, joked and bickered playfully. For the first time in 11 weeks, they felt whole again. "That was the gift the president gave us, the gift of happiness, of being together," Cindy said.
Does that sound like a “disgusting experience” to you? No it sounds like a rewarding and beneficial experience to me. And these words are direct quotes from Cindy’s own blasphemous mouth.

"Americans need to wake up and we need to put public pressure on our leaders to end this illegal war," said Sheehan, adding that if the public remains passive, recent statements by Donald Rumsfeld that the war may last another 12 years will come true. "We can’t let these people continue to murder our children and also continue murdering innocent Iraqi citizens, now totaling more than 100.000.

I think you need to go back to school, Cindy, and get an education before you try spouting your mouth on political affairs that you know nothing about.

Sheehan was unexpectedly invited on the CNN Larry King Show June 28, but expressed concern and outright anger over the fact she was only given 82 seconds to be "the token anti-war peace speaker" in an hour show which essentially contained a pro war message from all the other guests.

Media whore!! See we know what it’s all about for you!

"I finally got to speak for my 82 seconds (all the time Larry King Live could spare for the peace message) about how this war is a catastrophe and how we should bring the troops home and quit forcing the Iraqi people to pay for our government's hubris and quit forcing innocent children to suffer so we can allegedly fight terrorism somewhere besides America. How absolutely racist and immoral is it to take America's battles to another land and make an entire country pay for the crimes of others? To me, this is blatant genocide.
"After my brief advocacy for peace, my position was refuted by another mom whose son was killed in Iraq in 2003, saying she "totally disagrees" with me and "feels sorry" for me.
"Well, you know what? I ache for her blindness and for the millions of ‘sheeple’ who have had the wool pulled over their eyes by this bunch of hypocritical, bad shepherds who are running a disastrous herd over the world. I have distressing news for the ‘Soccer Safety Moms’ and the ‘NASCAR Dads’ who are such ardent supporters of this administration and war:
"Your grandchildren and children who will be entering Kindergarten this fall will be fighting George's endless war if he gets his way and is allowed to continue spreading the cancer of imperialism in the Middle-East….
"Think about it when you tuck your child into bed tonight."

After reading this article for the first time, I was filled with so much hatred and disgust for Cindy Sheehan, it brought tears to my eyes. Tears of frustration, sadness, hurt and most of all, overwhelming ANGER. Not only am I angry, but also so frustrated that I’m just one person. How I wish that the words I write might affect even one person and make them see what we are doing in this war and in the world is right. It is good and noble. And that our country is led by a great human being… someone who is to be respected. I know without a doubt President Bush would lay down his own life for the good of this country and its people. He has already proven that he would die for his country, if need be, as he is a veteran himself. And only one of nineteen American Presidents to serve in the military. One of the reasons I have always loved Pres Bush and the reason I voted for him twice, was because of the passion in his eyes when he spoke. Passion for family, God and country that anyone could see clearly in his eyes. There are no “empty shells”.
But I can’t help feeling demoralized after reading Cindy Sheehan’s lies and knowing that people actually believe her and side with her. I may be young yet, but I have a good grasp on this war and our reasons for being there… if only because I have been there myself and have seen our reasons for fighting first-hand. It’s hard for me to believe that so many otherwise good and level-headed people can be fooled by the nonsense and blasphemies coming from this ignorant woman’s mouth. Not to mention her blatant lies in regards to her meeting with President Bush. There are plenty of words from her own mouth describing President Bush as sincere and genuine when now she is making up lies. It makes me feel a bit hopeless and demoralized that myself and so many others are sacrificing so much for this woman by serving our country and she can’t see the truth. I’m utterly astonished that someone could be this totally blind to reality.
But then I remember one of the greatest experiences of my life when I first came home from Iraq. A bunch of friends and I went down to the Las Vegas "Strip" to celebrate our return to American soil. We were at a dueling piano bar and it somehow became known that we were in the military. Before we knew it, we were up on stage as they congratulated our service and sang to us "God Bless the USA". That was when it hit me that I was back in the good ol' US of A and how much I loved this country and the good Americans in it. I was pretty choked up and emotional. It was a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. The feelings I felt up there on the stage were something so phenomenal, I couldn't even begin to convey them in words. Everyone in the bar (minus one or two idiots who walked out) stood up and sang with us. When it was over, people came up to us congratulating us, shaking our hands and some even gave us money to buy ourselves a drink at the bar on them. One man offered to buy every military member in the bar free shots on him all night long.
When random people see that I'm wearing a uniform in the grocery store, at the gas station, anywhere I go, and go out of their way to shake my hand and congratulate me, then I do have hope for our country. When I see cars with "Support the Troops" stickers and American flags waving then I realize that we are right, they are wrong. The evil that has possessed some people will fail. The good guys always win. We will prevail Cindy! Your evil words won't change anything. You are only condemning yourself! We will win the war on terror, we will establish a secure democracy in Iraq, and your words cannot destroy a nation.
Cindy Sheehan speaks nothing but lies, lies, lies! It’s so sickening. She is delusional. I think she may be possessed by the devil. At this point I can’t find it in my heart to give her even an ounce of sympathy for her noble and brave son. But I do sympathize with Casey, for if he could see his mother now, I believe he'd be filled with shame. It scares me that I can be so filled with hatred for someone I have never even met. I can feel the heat coursing through my veins when I think of Cindy Sheehan and everything she believes. She is on an equal par to the terrorists who killed her valiant son. She might as well have killed Casey herself with the lies and the mockery she is making of his sacrifice for our great country of America.