Domestic Spying, Torture, and More Calls for Impeachment

Ex-Reagan officials accuse the Bush Administration of war crimes, planning a police state, and call to impeach the president. Plus, the fraudulent case for domestic spying exposed. Vital information you won't see on the evening news -- with a back-beat you can dance to.

Comments

[BuckBurris]

We Americans have two choices:
(1) impeach the SoBs and then send them to an international court for a war crimes trial; or
(2) accept the blame for their despicable crimes ourselves.

[loslobo]

I wish every American would get a t-shirt with a picture of Bush giving everybody the finger.

This administration has gone unchallenged far, far too long. It’s true from the information we do know that this administration is the ultimate in presidential criminal behavior. I am sure it is just the tip of the iceberg. I know most in congress are no ignorant fools; they have to see the big picture. Their inaction makes me wonder if they are bought and paid for; do they fear anthrax from another government lab, or suffering the same fate as Paul Wellstone? (Strange how the ground flies up 1,000 feet) It doesn’t take a whole lot of smarts to connect the dots, but really, do they have to start nuking Iran before most of you realize this is going pretty much as planed. The goal was to have a quagmire in Iraq. That is why Iraq was set up by Churchill and company, to be the west’s last oil reserve. What triggered everything was Sadam’s willingness to leave the dollar standard. That is why he was hanged, like Bush/Cheney gave a damn about the Kirds, or his torture, or the most laughable one - democracy.

Do you want to hear the really scary part? This country is spending untold enormous amounts on space weapons. They can already read anything that is six inches from space, so the natural progression is now they want to take anything out from space. So when you see people disappearing, it’s not the rapture; it’s your governments’ new laser cannon.

[dryfactoidobotanoid]

Washington is the Great Dismal Swamp. the same dysfunctionality that poorly chose its very location continues today. only the most monstrous egos and ambitions and greed can thrive in that ecosystem. group think, disingenuous rhetoric, politicized bureaucracies, a culture of desensitized workaholism. the result is naturally always monstrous. mere protests are futile.

[JoAnnCr]

I'm not thrilled with doing battle but I support John Edwards because he has a history of confronting and winning against corruption in big corporations and I believe we have to battle what you call the Great Dismal Swamp.

Edwards is aggressive and wants us to take seriously the corporate influnce which disregards their workers' interests and the interests of everyone not in their elite class. Influence from this thoughtless but powerful segment of our society has created the disregard for others, specifically and most glaringly, the troops and their families, the innocents in the Iraqi population and for the rule of law.