Bush Prosecution in 30-Seconds

Famed prosecutor Victor Bugliosi sums up his closing arguments to prosecute George Bush for murder in thirty seconds.

The charges: Conspiracy to mislead the nation to war in Iraq. Murder of soldiers who Bush sent to war under false pretenses.

Sources:

DemocracyNow! Citing Citing Iraq War, Renowned Attorney Vincent Bugliosi Seeks “The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder””, July 13, 2008.

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'George W. Bush has gotten away with murder'

Since former LA prosecutor Vince Bugliosi charged that Bush was guilty of the crime of mass murder, allegations by former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan have simply 'buttoned up' Bugliosi's already open and shut case. Bugliosi now has a material witness.

Bugliosi has much more than 'probable cause' to bring charges against Bush and his inner circle. He has the smoking gun, the open and shut case, the verifiable, indisputable fact that Bush knew Saddam did not have WMD but sent some 4,000 Americans to their deaths in Iraq anyway. I want to see McClellan on the witness stand spilling his guts about how Bush planned to hoax the world for the benefit of Dick Cheney's Halliburton!

Read the rest of the story and watch Bugliosi's video at: The Existentialist Cowboy

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Lean Mean (Drugged) Killing Machines - HR3256 Psychological Kevlar Act of 2007

Pentagon's new lethal weapon
Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:55:17

The US Department of Defense's wide-ranging 'warfighter enhancement
program' is preparing grounds for the most lethal weapon ever.

Pentagon's 'the Psychological Kevlar Act of 2007' puts forward the
idea of using different drugs to insulate combat soldiers from the
stressful psychological element of killing.

The move not only desensitizes them to the horrendous aspect of war,
but also maximizes soldiers' lethality by bypassing their moral
autonomy.


Analyst Penny Coleman criticizes Pentagon's attempt to peddle magic pills
to chase away the horrors of war, saying: "The neurological and
genetic re-engineering of soldiers' minds and bodies is aimed at
creating what the Pentagon calls 'iron bodied and iron willed
personnel… tireless, relentless, remorseless, and unstoppable."

Barry Romo a national coordinator for Vietnam Veterans Against the
War, also denounces the plan: "That's the devil pill, that's the
monster pill, the anti-morality pill. That's the pill that can make
men and women do anything and think they can get away with it. Even if
it doesn't work, what's scary is that a young soldier could believe it
will."

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