New report officially states Bush lied us into Iraq
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The Senate Intelligence Committee released their Phase II report on the pre-war intelligence on Iraq today (6/5/2008). Richard Clarke interprets it here with Olbermann.

The report itself is available in PDF form here: Part 1, Part 2
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Due to the sketchy and highly sceptical media coverage of the evident untruths and deceptions of the Bush administration there simple never will be an outcry for vengeance from the masses.

Perhaps more pertinently it is also a matter of nationalistic pride and reputation. Clinton's misdemeanors essentially amounted to the perceived moral failings of one individual. In comparison what you're faced with is an entire administration implicit in committing war crimes. In that sense it is certainly palpably contemplatable why even Democratic leaders, particularly in the shadow of a looming election are unwilling to submit a country to the trial and tribulations of legal proceedings, let alone the ramifications on international justice that such a ruling may produce.


written by RedSky  | 4 months ago | CH
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>> ^RedSky:
Due to the sketchy and highly sceptical media coverage of the evident untruths and deceptions of the Bush administration there simple never will be an outcry for vengeance from the masses.

Perhaps more pertinently it is also a matter of nationalistic pride and reputation. Clinton's misdemeanors essentially amounted to the perceived moral failings of one individual. In comparison what you're faced with is an entire administration implicit in committing war crimes. In that sense it is certainly palpably contemplatable why even Democratic leaders, particularly in the shadow of a looming election are unwilling to submit a country to the trial and tribulations of legal proceedings, let alone the ramifications on international justice that such a ruling may produce.


Fuckin-A.






written by shuac  | 4 months ago | CH
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*obvious but good to have on the record.
Worst. President. Ever.


written by winkler1  | 4 months ago | CH
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I still have hope that we'll bring these criminals to justice some day.

If we don't, other countries might do it for us.

I also think impeachment of Bush should happen, even if he's no longer President when it's done. Otherwise we're just inviting the next President to declare himself monarch or "unitary executive" again.


written by NetRunner  | 4 months ago | CH
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If I sat here and tried to type a list of the horible things the Bush adminstration has done to this country and world I'd have a bad case of carpal tunnel syndrome by the time I was done.
Seriously! what is it gonna take for people to wake the F$%# up and hold these people accountable!?

Bush could probably ride around on national tv on a presidential unicycle impaling babies on spikes and people still wouldn't budge.


written by MrConrads  | 4 months ago | CH
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So.......






Can we impeach him now?








written by MarineGunrock  | 4 months ago | CH
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i just hope mccain doesn't get in


written by pipp3355  | 4 months ago | CH
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As I understand, it would take at least 60% of the Senate to agree to start impeachment proceedings because of the "vote to end debate" rule. That's not gonna happen, the Republicans just won't go along with it.

If there's someone with more knowledge of Senate rules out there, please correct or confirm my understanding. Thanks.


written by MaxWilder  | 4 months ago | CH
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The real problem with impeachment is that even the Democrats are against it.

Take your pick of reasons, what they say varies from the ignorant ("We don't believe in partisan witch hunts"), to the apathetic ("It wouldn't make a difference at this point anyway"), to the politically expedient ("We don't want to distract from the election with a controversial move").

All of the above forget that the rule of law is supposed to apply to everyone equally, and that the President commits 4 impeachable offenses before breakfast every morning, and crimes that'd be interesting to an international court of law every month or two.

It isn't going to happen before we have a new President. I'm hoping that with a new congress, and a new President, they at least consider some sort of investigation of the crimes of the Bush administration.


written by NetRunner  | 4 months ago | CH
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The reason impeachment is not preused to me, is because it would open a can of worms from now all the way back to the Korean War.

Kissinger am talking about you.

Remember impeachment means that Americans would be able to actually make someone countable later on, politicians don't want that as a whole even if it means giving a pass to the Bush administration.

The Democrats are just not as vicious or centered ideologically like the Republicans are, who nearly impeached Clinton over getting his penis sucked off by a intern.

I blame Ford and his pardon to Nixon for setting up this trend.


written by Farhad2000  | 4 months ago | CH
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Wow you finally figured it out! Dumbest.nation.ever!


written by campionidelmondo  | 4 months ago | CH
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(First, sorry for the crappy english speaking)

Politic decisions are sometimes (always ?) way above the common masses comprehension. Of course they lied. In fact, every single governement lies. It can't be done in another way. Just try to explain to a kid that "our president has given the order to our army to bludgeon a whole country in order to save our economy and avoid our country to be an economic wasteland".

I'm not saying that they have to lie, that it was justified, but simply that it has always been like that. There is two distinct worlds : The hills of the powerful and The valley of the masses.


written by Bakalex  | 4 months ago | CH
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Implications of impeaching Bill Clinton:
Politicians have to be more careful about getting sucked off.

Implications of impeaching George Bush:
Politicians have to be more careful about starting illegal wars. Bush/Blair hung on TV.

SO that's why it's not going to happen. But I am holding out for a trial in the future. Nazis were still being convicted 40 years after the war.


written by MINK  | 4 months ago | CH
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