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Washington Impeachment resolution gets one-sided hearing
By David Postman March 2, 2007 Dozens of speakers told state lawmakers Thursday that the Washington Legislature needs to do what Congress won’t – push for impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney. Witnesses at a state Senate committee hearing called Bush and Cheney war criminals, decried the “Bush junta” and warned of American…
VIDEO-Help Kucinich to Impeach Bush
Kucinich says he’s pursuing impeachment? Well let’s help him out. Sacks and sacks of mail are about to arrive in Dennis Kucinich’s office initiating impeachment via the House of Representative’s own rules. This legal document is as binding as if a State or if the House itself passed the impeachment resolution (H.R. 635). Kucinich says…
VICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY ABRUPTLY RESIGNS – ADMITS “EMBOLDENING THE ENEMY”, CAUSING HURRICANE KATRINA, HIDING WMDs IN SYRIA
ByMikaelApril 1st, 2007 “I had a ‘come to Jesus moment’ “, former Vice President Richard Cheney lamented as he was frog-marched away from the White House in leg irons and powder pink handcuffs by members of the Secret Service, the FBI and mercenary assassins from Blackwater on leave from Iraq. “What the hell was I…
Bush the ‘Impartial Broker’ of Mideast Conflict?
Ha ha ha ha…Bush hails Israelis as ‘chosen people’ but ignores Palestinians on ‘catastrophe’ day By Donald Macintyre in Jerusalem Friday, 16 May 2008 © 2008 Independent News and Media Limited President George Bush lavished anniversary praise on Israel yesterday, as Palestinians commemorated the “Nakba” or “catastrophe” when 700,000 were forced from or fled their homes 60 years…
America Responds to Vermont’s Arrest Warrants for Bush/Cheney
Following the national syndication of an article about Brattleboro, Vermont’s petition making President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney subject to arrest for crimes against the Constitution, the local newspaper received responses from around the country. The following email was sent by a friend of IfP: Emails are coming into Brattleboro from all over. Some…
America’s Own Unlawful Combatants?
By Julian E. Barnes, The Los Angeles Times As the Bush administration deals with the fallout from the recent killings of civilians by private security firms in Iraq, some officials are asking whether the contractors could be considered unlawful combatants under international agreements. The question is an outgrowth of federal reviews of the shootings, in…
