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The first is my letter to Senator McCain, in response to his email stating his non-support to impeachment. Figures! What's New?Dear Senator McCain,
I am not afraid to say I disagree with you and your assessment. The radicalization is no different than the phoney war you fought in Vietnam. America finally withdrew from that lie, and fortunately you lived from being a prisoner of war. Now that the War in Vietnam is over, would you think they are a terrorist country at this time?
My analysis is obviously not., since I live very close to Vietnam at this very moment. Answer me this Senator, why did AlQaida just seem to come out of nowhere? There has always been a humanistic condition called buildup and warnings, and yet nothing exists/existed in concern to AlQaida.
There was an on going situation conflict with Iraq, yet even President Bush admitted Saddam had nothing to do with 911. Yet the main war ambition of Bush has been with Iraq and Saddam, not ALQaida. There were no WMD, the pretext to the War. Before 911 happened he was adamant that Saddam was contained and he and Colin Powell agreed with others in his administration that Saddam was no threat to the world.
Now 911 happened and there are serious issues that do not add up in concern to the 911 Commission Report. Why did building 7 collapse, when it was further away than buildings 5 and 6? And it was not hit by any airliner, said to be used in the terrorist attacks?
People in America believe Bush is responsible for killing those Americans that day. It is clear he did sponsor the attack since Republicans targeted New York a Democratic supported State. He then conveniently blamed a CIA operative name binLadin. The news was reporting it was binLadin before the WTC had been demolished. Not only is Bush guilty of the lie to go to War, but also the murder of Americans, and the stealing of the money located beneath the WTC.
You can favor your decision to support criminals, but what does that make you Senator? All I know Senator, I am against violence and the idea the military is an answer to any problem..Thinking I can go on supporting crimes and you criminals will never happen. You will always carry your disregard to law and your support to using violence, even at the cost of killing your own to gain political power....You can not change that reality, we all know.
You need to do a lot of proving that these things are not true.
In order to bring unity to the USA and healing to Iraq for the innocent people Bush killed; requires impeachment. In comparing the Impeachment fiasco your party waged on President Clinton over sex, verses this murderous fiasco you dare to say you disagree? You are laughable, and insincere, being a security threat to the United States.
You can not get my vote for you becoming President. It is impossible, because of your perjury and contempt to human rights. I wish it could be different, and I pity you.
Real Americans who carry no guns, and stand up to terrorism are the real hero's John. I think I have more courage than you, because I don't hide behind a gun. There are no enemies, only yourself who make them.
John...want to KILL me? I will hand you the gun and open the hammer, and hand it to you. Go ahead shoot Senator! You can not piss on my parade, because I am right. I will continue to seek impeachment for America, because we are a nation of laws, and politicans do not stand above the law.
The following explains the real parameters to Bush the Hostage Killer.
There was a bank robbery and the guy was holding 100 hostages inside. They called the authorities, and the standoff was going on 3 weeks, when the President came in and told them to end it. They bombed the building and killed everyone inside, including the bank robber.
Is the President guilty of murdering all the hostages, before the robber made good on his attempt? And what about the bank robber, who apparently had no gun, but a bag of wooden blocks thought to be a bomb!
Is the President guilty of murder, or is the Police force, who the President will say did not carry out his instructions like he asked them to? So now the officers who were doing as they were told by the President are now being the scapegoat of the President. Is this the standard way they practice Law in the United States?
Now I heard of a similar standoff with a country in the Middle East called Iraq. Thing is they knew the bank robber was holding people hostage, but people could not tell where he was at the moment. The US thought they were protecting the robber named Saddam Hussein, and so did torture to people to get them to tell where he was!
Some even killed innocent kids and families to make people fear for their lives, and thousands were killed. It is said more people died by this act than the people who died in Hiroshima, and Nagasaki. It is said more people died than the people in China's Nanjing massacred by the Japanese prior to WWII.
And yet America accepts these outlaw acts because after all they did kill the robber, Saddam, and well it's just too bad for those who died? Where is justice for the innocent killed? Is this how we win the hearts of the people?
I think it is pretty clear that America's President is guilty of lies, when he killed more people than the bank robber.
There is an urgent need for justice and accountability.
And then there is another problem; the lies from the 911 investigation.
My thanks and support to Congressman Cohen, and Senator Mike Gravel who support Impeachment and have a keen sense of knowing the real law of the land in concern to history in this world, where Political Crooks have started wars, on pretexts of lies before them, having killed and maimed many good unknowing veterans, and families across the world spectrum. I look forward to bringing Justice to America and to the Innocent People who have died from the hands and orders from these Political Criminal Leaders.
Withal Astute Patriotism,
Mr. Dominic E. Jermano
senator@mccain.senate.gov wrote:
February 5, 2008
Mr. Dominic Jermano
Dear Mr. Jermano:
Thank you for contacting me to express your view that President Bush should be impeached and removed from office. I'm afraid that we will have to agree to disagree on this issue.
The impeachment and removal of a President are extraordinary actions that should be taken only when the individual holding that office has been found to have committed treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. President Bush has committed no crime and has dedicated his time in office to protecting the people of this nation to the best of his ability.
At a time when our nation is at war with radical extremists, we should all work together to secure our Nation from the very real threats it faces. Stoking partisan fires by calling for the impeachment and the removal of the President only harms our unity and our security at a time when acting as one nation is crucial.
Please know that I cherish the right of speech and dissent and, while I respect your views on this matter, I simply disagree. I thank you again for contacting me to share your thoughts.
Sincerely,
John McCain
United States Senator
JM/dkr
