Bush and the Bushite Repuglicans have dragged the United States into the same category as China, Russia, Singapore and Malaysia: the dishonorable category of "Endemic Surveillance Society," the lowest rank of the survey of worldwide privacy rights by Privacy Rights International and EPIC according to Think Progress.

In it's summary of key findings the survey includes: "The 2007 rankings indicate an overall worsening of privacy protection across the world, reflecting an increase in surveillance and a declining performance of privacy safeguards."

It seems the Bush unitary executive, president-above-the-law administration, rather than honorably leading the world by respecting the Constitution and upholding privacy rights, has, by its notorious, illegal, warrantless surveillance programs and other despicable invasions of privacy, pulled other nations down to the lowest depths of violations of privacy rights. 

As Jim Hightower so eloquently phrases it, Bush and his Bushites are "full-tilt, bull-goose loopy," and Americans and people of other nations are the victims of their criminal violations.

And impeachment is still off the table.