Dick Cheney confirms he is a war criminal
By louisehartmann
Draft dodger Dick Cheney has a new book coming out. The man with no pulse is trying to set the record straight about his time in the White House as Vice President – and according to excerpts from the book entitled, “My Time” – which is set to be released next week – Cheney confirms what we all suspected – that he really is that evil. Cheney goes after former Secretary of State Colin Powell for opposing the Iraq War – then rips into Condoleeza Rice – calling her “naïve” for trying to negotiate with the North Koreans.
I guess Cheney would have preferred just bombing them. Cheney, who got five deferments from serving in Vietnam, even admits that back in 2007 – he urged President Bush to launch military strikes against a Syrian nuclear site. Luckily – no one else in the White House agreed with Cheney. Cheney then goes on to praise the use of torture – confirming that he is not only a war criminal – but also a proud war criminal. As for Cheney’s thoughts on Bush – he praised him as a “strong and resolute” leader. Go figure.
I say as soon as the book hit shelves next Tuesday – it should immediately be entered into evidence in the war crimes trial against the Bush administration.
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Chicago, What? If you are talking about politically machines that is true in many states. Please provide FACTS not FOX talkng points.
I am talking about CONVICTION of voter fraud by illegal aliens or others that you are trying to disenfranchise with the Vote ID bills. This is just out right RACISM to stop minorities from voting. Next thing, you will want to go back to requiring people to own property that was the requirement when the constitution was written.
#3
EVERYONE needs to have a legal ID. It does NOT require Aunt Martha to go to get a Drivers License. It is used by most people on a regular basis. Driving, check cashing, purchasing anything with a credit card. Other purchases with cash, like cigarettes, prescriptions, liquor, sudafed, spray paint, guns, welfare assistance, nursing homes, schools, etc. GET YOURS NOW AND HELP MAKE THE ELECTION JUDGES JOBS EASIER. One validated voter = one vote. Easy to total up don't you think? Except in Chicago or Minnesota where, in some precincts, more votes were cast for franken that there were REGISTERED VOTERS.
Hmmmmm. Did ACORN steal the election for Al Franken?
Senator Al Franken (D-ACORN)
Shame on us. We’ve been thinking that the election of Al Franken proved that the people of Minnesota need massive psychiatric intervention. But maybe not if the Minneapolis Star-Tribune is to be believed:
…ACORN does have a special place in its heart for at least one prominent Minnesota politician. Last year, it showered praise on Al Franken, endorsing his run for the U.S. Senate. Franken returned the esteem: “I’m thrilled and honored to receive this endorsement,” he gushed in a press release. He added that he was “more motivated than ever to work with ACORN.”
Fact is, ACORN may deserve the credit and the blame for Franken’s election. The scandal-plagued group claims it registered 75% of Minnesota’s 43,000 new voters. Since Franken’s margin of victory was a mere 312 votes, it seems reasonable to assume that ACORN’s dubious new voters were enough to swing the election in the Democrat’s direction.
Of course, Minnesota’s Democrat Secretary of State Mark Ritchie scoffs at that assertion and says there’s nothing to worry about because Minnesota’s voter verification system guarantees the integrity of the election. But you have to take that with a grain of salt because ACORN also endorsed Ritchie and helped get him elected.
Ritchie’s probably more motivated than ever to work with ACORN, too.
Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
#4
I know why you are not making sales you are not listening to your potential customers.
Before I get to which side cheats more on elections Republicans and Democrats on, your id issue. You stuff is crap. I haven't been asked for Driver License to use a credit since I visited California. I regularly use my credit cards with out ID. I don't need a driver's license to get my prescriptions. So please stop using Fox talking points and do your research. I know that is a novel concept for a tea bagger but try it you might learn something.
Besides a driver licenses you can find out what other forms of id are consider legal at http://www.ehow.com/about_5415458_legal-forms-identification.html including birth certificates that do not have pictures. If you think drivers license's will make a difference go to google click news and click fake drivers licenses and see how many rings have been busted. You still haven't address this issue why this isn't racism since it impacts minorities and the poor more than any other group.
I asked for convictions not allegations. You provided 1 alleged article, here is 8 article
s including how the republicans stole their presidental elections.
If you want a list of Repulican crimes and stolen elections here is a list
http://arran.wordpress.com/2007/01/19/how-the-republicans-stole-the-2004-election-in-ohio/
How the Republicans Stole the 2004 Election in Ohio
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Fact-esque‘s eRobin has called eVoting “the story of the century so far”, and she’s probably right. Greg Palast, an American investigative journalist who works for the British newspaper, The Observer because US papers aren’t much interested in investigating anything any more, more-or-less single-handedly proved that the 2000 election was stolen from Gore and handed to Bush by Jeb and Katherine Harris.
- http://www.michaelparenti.org/stolenelections.html
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For these various irregularities, see New York Times, 30 November 2000 and 15 July 2001; Boston Globe, 30 November 2000 and 10 March 2001. A relevant documentary is Unprecedented: The 2000 Presidential Election, L.A. Independent Media Center Film, 2004.
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New York Times, 15 September 2002; the investigators were from California Institute of Technology and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Mark Crispin Miller, Fooled Again: How the Right Stole the 2004 Election and Why They’ll Steal the Next One Too (Basic Books, 2005), 7-31, 262, and passim.
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All the various instances that follow—with the exception of the Rick Garves and Gregory Elich testimonials-- are from Miller, Fooled Again, passim; Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman, How the GOP Stole America’s 2004 Election and Is Rigging 2008 (CICJ Books/www.Freepress.org, 2005); Anita Miller (ed.), What Went Wrong in Ohio: The Conyers Report on the 2004 Presidential Election (Academy Chicago Publishers, 2005); Andy Dunn, “Hook & Crook,” Z Magazine, March 2005; Greg Palast, “Kerry Won: Here Are the Facts,” Observer, 5 November 2004; Steven F. Freeman (with Joel Bleifus), Was the 2004 Presidential Election Stolen? (Seven Stories, 2006).
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Jonathan Simon and Ron Baiman, “The 2004 Presidential Election: Who Won the Popular Vote? An Examination of the Comparative Validity of Exit Polls and Vote Count Data,” Freepress.org, 2 January 2004; . Freeman, Was the 2004 Presidential Election Stolen? 99-134 and passim; Fitrakis and Wasserman, How the GOP Stole America’s 2004 Election, 51, 55-57.
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GOP stole 3 recent Presidential elections http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLvqI3i9oy8
#5
You need a Valium and a beer to wash it down with.
Where I live you MUST show ID to get any of the above mentioned. As for my credit cards I do not sign them with my name, I write "ask for photo ID" on them. Common sense. I am going back to steal elections.
#6
"Valium and a beer" is that a Rush Limbaugh? or would that be "Vicodin and scotch" How that addresses the issue of problems in vote counting with election machines I don't know. Nor do I understand how it forwards your claim that the new voter ID laws do anything but discriminate against the poor and minorities.
#7
Whooya! Right On.
#8
Revelation weighs in.
The concise 55-letter anagram of the seven churches:
Seraph phrase Guilty Cad Is a Load In My Life Is a Load Seraph phrase
There is a rare double double double in this one. I take that to indicate emphasis. Before the book title was announced this anagram had no meaning to me.
By-the-by. A Couple of years ago I purchased an extra copy of Bugliosi's "The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder" and took it with a cover letter to my County Courthouse (at least three military killed had listed there hometown within this county) saying the homework was already done and to let me know what else they needed from me in order to proceed.
They refused to accept the book (and I was born here in the 50's) and have not answered my letter or follow-up email to the address listed on the County webpage.
For a group claiming to be so big on Law and Order - enforcement is really selective, but at least all this brew-ha-ha is displacing any news about what's gong on with The Rupert. Might explain why the press tour got moved ahead of the publish date.
#9
You know when someone like Neo-Con Cheney brags about what he has done as if it were a virtue, and remains unpunished, that the Nazi's have taken over!
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