Bushonomics: Bush in the Militarized Flying Zone

US President George W. Bush, onboard Marine One with two extra security helicopter gun ships, arrives back at the White House from a weekend spent at the Camp David, on 2 November 2008; in Washington, DC.

While Bush has put on a front of all is good in Washington, the economic protests have became increasingly heated; especially closer the elections come.

Apparently, Bush must be getting extremely afraid of the American economic protestors, to order flying security gun ships; which is more long the line of Bush threatening to murder Americans.

Nevertheless, this current situation with Bush reminds me of another leader long ago in Rome; and his name of Nero.

Be it ever so crumbly, there's no place like Rome.
Nero, he was the emperor, and the palace was his home.
But he liked to play with matches and for the fire yearned;
So, he burned Rome to ashes and fiddled while it burned.

Roman Emperor Nero (54to 68) was in Rome when it burned for five days and some old historical writings did assert that Nero did start this famous fire and played the fiddle while it burned.

Nero's rule is often associated with tyranny and extravagance, with a number of executions; including his mother and adoptive brother.

He was also known as an early persecutor of Christians before the coliseum.

Nero in numerous respects was not only dysfunctional in the whole scope of his life, but was a great warmonger with intentions at global conquest. When Nero was facing execution after a military coup within his own government, he committed suicide; which is to often the case with these type of people.

Notwithstanding, Nero will always be known as the crazed emperor who "fiddled while Rome burned.”

The only wonder is does Bush know how to play a fiddle, for in a manner of speaking; America is already alit.

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