May 31, 2008


IMPEACH BUSH


IMPEACH CHENEY


TRY BUSH FOR MURDER

If you suggest that George W. Bush be tried for murder there will be those who claim that you're only a "Bush hater" or some other nonsense. But when you look at some of the mass murderers in history, people like Josef Stalin, Adolf Hitler, or Pol Pot what separates Bush? The evidence is clear and overwhelming that Bush lied the United States into a war against Iraq that has resulted in the deaths of over 4,000 of our own military and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis. Bush and the senior members of his administration shouldn't be allowed to go into a quiet retirement living on government pensions and their obscenely-acquired wealth. Vincent Bugliosi is calling for Bush to be tried for murder with the death penalty as a possible penalty. This article by Russell Mokhiber is at www.commondreams.org:

If Vincent Bugliosi were prosecuting George W. Bush for the murder of the more than 4,000 American soldiers who have died in Iraq, he would seek the death penalty.”If I were the prosecutor, there is no question I would seek the death penalty,” Bugliosi told Corporate Crime Reporter in a wide-ranging interview.

Bugliosi is the author of the just published book The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder (Vanguard Press, 2008).

“I’m urging here that an American jury try George Bush for first degree murder. I want to see him on trial for murder before an American jury. And if they convict him, it will be up to the jury to decide what his punishment is. One of the options would be the imposition of the death penalty. If I were prosecuting him, absolutely I would seek the death penalty. As Governor of Texas, George Bush signed death warrants - 152 out of 152 - most of them for people who only committed one murder.”

Bugliosi said he is sending a copy of his book to all fifty state Attorneys General, offering his assistance in prosecuting Bush for homicide.

“I’m herein enclosing a copy of my book The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder,” Bugliosi writes in the letter to the Attorneys General. “I hope you will find the time to read it and that you will agree with its essential conclusion - that George W. Bush is guilty of murder for the deaths of over 4,000 American soldiers who have died fighting his war in Iraq.”