William Rivers Pitt makes a few comments from Keith Olbermann's TV program "Countdown" the other night commenting on Bush calling us "fascist appeasers".

>" "Mr. Rumsfeld's remarkable speech to the American Legion yesterday, demands the deep analysis - and the sober contemplation - of every American. For it did not merely serve to impugn the morality or intelligence - indeed, the loyalty - of the majority of Americans who oppose the transient occupants of the highest offices in the land. Worse, still, it credits those same transient occupants - our employees - with a total omniscience; a total omniscience which neither common sense, nor this administration's track record at home or abroad, suggests they deserve."

William Rivers Pitt sums it up this way:
>" The appeasers are the ones who continue to march in lock-step, who swallow the pabulum of official misconduct and spew it back without thought or care. The appeasers would have us forget all the falsehoods, all the death, all the scare tactics, all the failures. The appeasers would have us kneel, submit, acquiesce to a government that cares little for the truth and cares for its own people not at all. "

I happen to agree with him.