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A Farewell To The GOP President

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It is a more fitting farewell to recall the highlights of George W. Bush's presidency.

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As George W. Bush rides out of town lets give him a more fitting farewell by recalling the highlights of the GOP's President: disclosing private and classified information; kidnapping; detaining without charge; imprisoning children; shipping prisoners abroad to be tortured; torturing; murdering; producing illegal propaganda; defrauding Congress; misleading Congress; using mail and wire communications to defraud the public; launching a war of aggression; targeting civilians, journalists, hospitals, and ambulances; using antipersonnel weapons including cluster bombs in densely settled urban areas; using white phosphorous as a weapon; using depleted uranium weapons; using a new version of napalm found in Mark 77 firebombs; engaging in collective punishment of civilian populations, including but not limited to blocking roads, cutting electricity and water, destroying fuel stations, planting bombs in farm fields, demolishing houses, and plowing over orchards; using the military for domestic law enforcement; failing to comply with subpoenas; denying citizens the right to vote; misprision of felony; and other offenses against the United States and international treaties it is party to. Excerpts from the back cover of "The 35 Articles of Impeachment and the Case for Prosecuting George W. Bush" by Congressman Dennis Kucinich with Additional Material by David Swanson and Elizabeth De La Vega, click here http://www.opednews.com/articles/New-Book-The-35-Articles-by-David-Swanson-081013-804.html More farewell highlights: Rising unemployment with millions of good jobs lost and even obscenly granting tax credits to firms outsourcing good jobs to low wage countries, massive borrowing resulting in budget deficits in the trillions, obscene tax cuts to the wealthy even in a time of wars without end, attacking, invading, and occupying sovereign nations posing no threat, ignoring warnings of an imminent attack on the nation resulting in 9/11, failing to investigate the possibility of controlled demolitions of the World Trade Center and the missile attack on the Pentagon on 9/11, awarding massive no bid contracts to political supporters without accountability or oversight of funds, using borrowed taxpayer funds to bail out wealthy Wall Street bankers and investment firms, violating signed treaties of the United States, violating international law, ...  
   

 

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Lance Ciepiela is a retired senior who had an interesting career in government service - a United States Marine Corps [ USMC ] Vietnam Era veteran, who became interested in restoring the Constitution after I realized that George W. Bush had attacked (more...)
 

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