IT'S BACK!! - with new debate footage and a new voice over.
Download it fast (we're running out of bandwidth) and pass it on.

Go to http://www.adbuzz.com/bushbuzz.htm - that should do it.
It's a 5.3 MB QuickTime video (plus a Windows version) and a Web site with FAQs.

THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA IS STILL NOT COVERING THIS - even though the evidence of the change in George Bush from ten years ago is startling. The media is still afraid of this story, but George Bush's health is a HUGE issue.

Do what you can to get it out there. And for those of you who got behind the first edit (now there's even a www.bushdementia.com!!) - thanks.

ChicagoBruce

IT'S BACK!! - with new debate footage and a new voice over.
Download it fast (we're running out of bandwidth) and pass it on.

Go to www.adbuzz.com/bushbuzz.htm - that should do it.
It's a 5.3 MB QuickTime video (plus a Windows version) and a Web site with FAQs.

THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA IS STILL NOT COVERING THIS - even though the evidence of the change in George Bush from ten years ago is startling. Two exceptions - a story in the Boston Globe and a more recent one in the Manchester Guardian (they saw this video). US media is still afraid of this story. Do what you can to get it out there.

What the heck, it's Halloween. Let's give 'em a real scare tactic!
Hey, I don't know about you, but the implications of this sure scares the heck out of me. And time is running out. Let's go!!

ChicagoBruce

(From the diaries -- kos)

This is the footage that started the story that first appeared in the Atlantic - George Bush from ten years ago - dramatically different than the Bush you're used to.

The big story - "a striking decline in his sentence-by-sentence speaking skills." The reason? One doctor says "presenile dementia" a catch-all term for earlier-than-normal cognitive declines (probably "dry-drunk syndrome"). This video intercuts footage from 10 years ago with recent footage - the difference is dramatic and disturbing. And obvious.

See it yourself at http://www.adbuzz.com/bushbuzz.htm

Show it to your friends who think George Bush is okay. He's not.
Send it to any media people you know. Many are already suspicious that something's wrong with GWB. This proves it.

You can download this video and pass it on to friends - or just forward the link. Need a copy of the video? (It's a 4+MB QuickTime file) e-mail me at copywork@aol.com

Go to http://www.adbuzz.com/bushbuzz.htm and watch a video that dramatizes what may be the biggest untold story of the election - the true dimension of George Bush's mental deterioration.

Was he always this way? No he wasn't. We were so intrigued by an Atlantic article that spoke of "the striking decline in his sentence-by-sentence speaking skills" that we tracked down the debate tapes from 10 years ago and intercut them with more recent examples. The difference is dramatic and disturbing. Show it to your friends who think George Bush is okay. He's not.

You can watch the video at http://www.adbuzz.com/bushbuzz.htm

You can download this video and pass it on to friends - or just forward the link. Need me to send you a copy of the video? (It's a 4+MB QuickTime file) e-mail me at copywork@aol.com

Bruce Bendinger - Chicago, IL

We cut a video comparing George Bush's performance ten years ago - where he was pretty good - with his recent performance. This, I think, is the real story. And it's quite disturbing.

As noted in the Atlantic, there is a "striking decline in his sentence-by-sentence speaking skills."

See the video  (4MB QuickTime) at http://www.blogitics.com/index.php/weblog/excuses_for_bushs_debate_failure/

We may update the edit with footage from tonight's debate.
I believe you can download it from blogitics - if you want a copy, e-mail us - copywork@aol.com

Check it out - only lasts three minutes. It's pretty scary - things may be worse than you imagined - if that's possible.

It's posted at http://www.blogitics.com/index.php/weblog/excuses_for_bushs_debate_failure/

We intercut George Bush debate footage from 1994 - where he beats Ann Richards - with recent footage. The difference is dramatic - and, frankly, pretty creepy.

The quotes are from the James Fallows Atlantic article and a follow-up letter from a Michigan physician. His diagnosis - also creepy - is basically the generic medical description of someone who is having some cognitive disfunction younger than normal.

A little more digging around and you can find a group that recognizes this problem and its cause - not doctors - AA counselors. In the vernacular, George Bush's problem is "wet brain" or "dry drunk syndrome" and it's not all that rare.

People in the media will not touch this topic - probably understandable - seems like a "cheap shot" - yet the video demonstration is dramatic. Watch it and judge for yourself. It seems cause for genuine concern whatever your party affiliation or political viewpoint.

Bruce Bendinger
Chicago, IL

Want your own copy? e-mail us at copywork@aol.com
We have 2MB and 4MB QuickTime versions - 10 year-old video is from KERA TV in Dallas. Edit by Augie Augenstein.