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Put Bush in Jail

Dear Harvey,

I agree with you, put the entire bush family in jail...fore that is where they all should have been years ago...this is the worst atrocity of all...especially since we have shown no signs of civility...since our last atrocity....

Joe, Maine...where the only problems...are man-made...

Anniversary of defeat in Viet Nam

Harvey,

In paragraph seven you state that the United States of A. was founded as the first anti-imperialist revolution in history. This is nonsense. First it was not a revolution so much as an insurrection or as some British scholars put it, another English civil war. The purpose behind the insurrection was to remove George III's fingers from the till and replace them with the likes Alexander Hamilton et al. The only revolutionary aspect of the struggle was the removal of the veneer of royalty from the class that owns and controls most of everything. As far as imperialism, the new nation took up where Britain left off and it still continues today.



Bush to Prison

Harvey Wasserman's accurate, if disheartening, encyclopedia of indictable criminal actions by the man that our Republican Supreme Court chose to have lead us into the 21st century is imperfect only in the very important action that it fails to cite: Bush's tolerance of the continuing employment at the highest level of government of the two "senior officials" who revealed both the identity and the employment cover of an active CIA agent.  His conspiratorial participation, by failure to order the exposure of these two traitors,  is at the very least a felony under the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982.  It is almost as clearly a conspiratorial violation of the 1917 Espionage Act, something for which Eisenhower tolerated Ethel and Julius Rosenberg's execution, if not of Article III, Section 3 which defines 'treason'  as, among other things, 'giving aid and comfort to the enemy' -- And surely conspiring to retain these two traitors in positions that give them access to such information as they have already revealed to the enemy (as well as to ourselves, via columnist Robert Novak) does aid our increasingly numerous enemies.

Finding an outlett for the truth

Here you go.  Find an outlet for Air America Radio. Assure Ohio's voting systems have a hard copy record for every vote, is your mission should you choose to accept it.  We must win Ohio, boys and girls; work together and spread the word.  :)

This will give you a listing of who owns what in Columbus media. www.openairwaves.org/telecom/analysis/default.aspx

These are resources in the fight to ensure that votes are being counted this November. www.geocities.com/vtvoting www.blackboxvoting.com/ holt.house.gov/display2.cfm?id=1071&type=Home

The 'smoking gun'

We've all been wondering where the 'smoking gun' which would show that the Bush folks knew the attacks were coming and did nothing went, well it appears that the answer is into trash cans around the FAA offices.  Where might evidence exist showing that NORAD ordered military aircraft to stand down and not engage the off-course commercial flights....which would have been necessary to keep the Air National Guard from automatically engaging.....and would have been necessary for it to take more than an hour to scramble a jet......yep, on these tapes.  Hell, even I didn't believe this at first, but it's starting to walk and talk more and more like a duck. However, there is no evidence that Bush has ever had sex with an intern, so don't expect an energetic Congressional investigation just yet.  Keep it up Free Pressers.

[Article references a Washington Post article: "FAA Managers Destroyed 9/11 Tapes: Recordings Contained Accounts of Communications With Hijacked Planes" By Sara Kehaulani Goo, May 6, 2004.]

Bush should be in jail

Yes Bush should be in Jail.  America owes the world a Nurenburg style trial and some of the defendents along with bush, should be  ashcroft, cheney, pearle, wolfowitz, ari flescher, david frum, fffeith, ken adelman, danel pipes.sharon, netenyahu - they are all to blame for this tragic situation and they have to pay the price.  All journalists and I use the term losely, who pushed for the war by passing blatent lies to the public should also pay.

Besides the intolerable loss of life they have to atone for (Iraqi and American) they should have to pay financially for the war.  I suggest that the Bush family (who are all complicit and have all profited from this genocide being conducted by dubya) be stripped of all their homes, shares, bank accounts, etc., In short they deserve as the others I have mentioned, to live in the poorest conditions possible.  Their children should also be made to enlist and be the first to serve in any future conflict.

They should be tried, judged and sentenced if found guilty of - you name it - the list is endless.

Let's get real

AUSTIN, Texas -- Let's get real. On Fox So-Called News, former Army Sgt. Tony Robinson was allowed to claim without contradiction that what happened at the prison at Abu-Ghraib was no worse than "fraternity hazing." Rush Limbaugh concurs.

            Let me speak up on behalf of the Kappa Sigs, K.A.s and even Dekes (where only "minor" branding incidents occurred when George W. Bush was the head Deke at Yale). This is straight from the report of Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba:

            "Between October and December 2003, at the Abu Ghraib Confinement Facility, numerous acts of sadistic, blatant and wanton criminal abuses were inflicted on several detainees. This systematic and illegal abuse of detainees was intentionally perpetrated by several members of the military police guard force. ... The allegations of abuse were substantiated by detailed witness statements and the discovery of extremely graphic photographic evidence ... including the following acts:

            -- Punching, slapping and kicking detainees; jumping on their naked feet;

            -- Videotaping and photographing naked male and female detainees;

Imprison Bush article

Harvey,

Thanks for your article.

The only thing I can think of to add is how Bush expressed his outrage at such demeaning sexually abusive acts were committed outside the confines of a Skull & Bones initiation ritual.

Regards, and best wishes for a Constitutional tomorrow.

Jail the Shrub

I agree completely with Mr. Wasserman's arguments. Shrub's tenure as governor of Texas was remarkable for killing more people in the death chamber than any other governor. If we wonder what the conditions in the Texas prison system were, it is very likely that looking to iraq will give us some indication. These sorts of practices are marks of the "leaders" during whose term they are practiced.

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