Nice article.

I can not agree with you in 100% regarding some thoughts, but you got good point of view

I can not agree with you in 100% regarding some thoughts, but you got good point of view

I can not agree with you in 100% regarding some thoughts, but you got good point of view

The same has happened to me a few times -I think it’s a bug. Also, this blog seems to have problems with Firefox.

An interesting observation, one worthy of probative consideration.

Hopefully the “secrets” of this criminal regime will be fully revealed and illegalities properly adjudicated all the way to the top, this is the ONLY way confidence can be restored in our democracy and form of government.

Bush I (CIA man) proclaimed it during his term.

If Michael Luttig is wary of Bushiva then you know we’re in trouble.

Jose Padilla is an American citizen who was held for years without due process, and continues to be held after the most damning charges against him- he was accused of plotting to explode a “dirty” bomb on U.S. soil- were dropped. Now the Bushite junta is holding him for “aiding terrorism” (because he traveled to Pakistan or Afghanistan I forget which).

At this point (given the Bushite junta’s legal wranglings, and judgements against their preliminary motions etc.) it’s perfectly reasonable to suspect that Padilla is being held so that this criminal regime can “SAVE FACE”!

We should all be worried (especially in view of current revelations about warrantless surveillance and the unPatriot Act), this could happen to any one of us who might run afoul of these scurvy Bushite sombiches…

IMPEACH!

My entire post is gone! WHY? There is no indication that it even existed.

again, Hey! What Happened?????

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Porky Pig

Yes, between the secret spying, the deceptions leading to war and more, there is plenty to justify putting him on trial.
87%

No, like any president, he has made a few missteps, but nothing approaching “high crimes and misdemeanors.”
4%

No, the man has done absolutely nothing wrong. Impeachment would just be a political lynching.
7%

I don’t know.
1%

Perhaps the “what, me worry?” grin didn’t feel the same, now that his “legacy” includes 2000+ dead soldiers.

Looks like a terrorist

I guess they gave up.

You know, I kinda hate to admit it, but just looking at that picture, Bush appears to be more “presidential looking” than at any other time I can recall since he took office. It’s just something about the look on his face…maybe it’s the lack of that goofy smile he’s displaying most of the time. There’s just an air of seriousness that we don’t see much of the time with him. Yeah, I know…this scene depicts the review of the infamouse PDB, but cut me some slack. I can’t help it…I took an Art Appreciation class a few years ago, in which we studied paintings and photos in detail.

Just an observation.

Maybe a “Friends Forever” ring from Bush. You know…kinda like kids do in elementary school.

WC,

I remember everything in your post. I just had not put those pieces together. As Marie said, “Veeeeerrrrry interesting.”

Also, remember that Harriet Miers is the one that handed Bush the August 6th 2001 Presidential Daily Briefing.

This is an Associated Press photo from August 6, 2001. The caption states that Harriet Miers going over PDB with Bush.

This is also the photo that shows that she has a ring on her left hand ring finger. Look close. She is said to be marriage free. Did she have a “significant other”?

Indeed. I wouldn’t doubt that when all things were considered, with senators asking about docs regarding policy decisions (one of which was the wiretapping), Bush asked Miers to withdraw as he was afraid of what might come out during her confirmation procedure in the senate. But it was arranged to look like Miers was the one that made the decision.