Comment Re:Islam is the "religion of peace" (Score 1) 866
Burba, Elisabetta. "Whooping It Up -- In Beirut, Even Christians Celebrated the Atrocity." The Wall Street Journal. 22 September 2001.
Comment GOP Astroturfers (Score 1) 1071
The presidency of the United States is NOT a position of power. It is a position of responsibility. Abusing the presidency by making bad decisions (invade Iraq without investing in security after the war) with conflicts of interest (saving money for Halliburton no-compete contracts) that results in death (especially American and Iraqi) is Criminal.
This is not flamebait and I am not trolling. I'm wondering if GOP astroturfers are jumping on my comments. (like this one: "Why wasn't Bush arrested?"
For the people of this country to reject a president who is a criminal is the greatest expression of a free people. Of course it is an inflammatory point of view (and using "BushCheneyCriminals" is offensive), and I am not an eloquent speaker for this point of view. But it is too important to ignore.
Comment In Re: Bush and Cheney as War Criminals (Score 1) 2
I'd certainly like to know how far you've come on this front, I've been doing quite a bit of reading into U.S. Inc and the ilk meself and would appreciate the added input. This nation is indeed le grand expérience, and I personally wonder what would happen should the former leaders be held accountable for attempting to extinguish it by a competent leader capable of staying current on relevant issues.
Journal Journal: Should Bush and Cheney face criminal charges? 2
Questions: (1) Did the execution of the war in Iraq by Bush demonstrate criminal negligence or criminal misconduct (in a legal sense)? (2) Did the decision to go to war - on weak or fabricated grounds - with a clear conflict of interest (Cheny is former CEO of Halliburton, the White House policy was that outsiders cannot compete with Halliburton for contracts) a criminal act? Please provide arguments why or why not this administration should face criminal charges. More than 1000 American pat
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