added 2007 Thu May 17 10:30:25 by Radiofreeeuropa
Impeachment of Dick Cheney is vital for the protection of the U.S. Constitution. Even before this dramatic testimony, a bill for impeachment, H.R. 333 had already been introduced into the House of Representatives over Cheney's Iraq war lies. oped.
Impeachment of Dick Cheney is vital for the protection of the U.S. Constitution. Even before this dramatic testimony, a bill for impeachment, H.R. 333 had already been introduced into the House of Representatives over Cheney's Iraq war lies. oped.
added 2007 Wed May 2 16:58:49 by rosie4prez
The CFR has echoed the warning of Zbigniew Brzezinski in claiming that a possible false flag terror attack blamed on Iran could be used to ignite a war, but absurdly pins the potential blame on "Al-Qaeda" and not the most likely perpetrators - the military-industrial complex that owns and controls the United States government.
The CFR has echoed the warning of Zbigniew Brzezinski in claiming that a possible false flag terror attack blamed on Iran could be used to ignite a war, but absurdly pins the potential blame on "Al-Qaeda" and not the most likely perpetrators - the military-industrial complex that owns and controls the United States government.
added 2007 Tue Apr 24 23:47:04 by bubba2
In an interview Monday, Tom DeLay accused Harry Reid & Nancy Pelosi of "getting very, very close to treason" by opposing the war in Iraq. However,in 1999 DeLay stated regarding Kosovo: Clinton "has no plan for the end" & "the bombing was a mistake. ... [Clinton] ought to show some leadership & admit it".
In an interview Monday, Tom DeLay accused Harry Reid & Nancy Pelosi of "getting very, very close to treason" by opposing the war in Iraq. However,in 1999 DeLay stated regarding Kosovo: Clinton "has no plan for the end" & "the bombing was a mistake. ... [Clinton] ought to show some leadership & admit it".
added 2007 Fri Mar 2 2:26:45 by populist
Rhetorically one might ask just how does one cross the line of treason? This is not something to be taken lightly. So when can something be considered treasonous or even immoral?
Rhetorically one might ask just how does one cross the line of treason? This is not something to be taken lightly. So when can something be considered treasonous or even immoral?
added 2007 Mon Jan 22 23:01:59 by wtctruther
Pretty Neat Little Music Video with Clips from Ground Zero. We simply ask you view the video before sinking it. We are gaining week by week, and we ask the rest of you who are still sleeping, To wake up and Join us.
Pretty Neat Little Music Video with Clips from Ground Zero. We simply ask you view the video before sinking it. We are gaining week by week, and we ask the rest of you who are still sleeping, To wake up and Join us.
added 2007 Sun Jan 21 22:12:44 by wtctruther
Vermont's two U.S. senators and one congressman are not interested in urging a new investigation into the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Vermont's two U.S. senators and one congressman are not interested in urging a new investigation into the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
added 2007 Sun Jan 21 13:25:27 by Spadecaller
The real story of the Iraq War is that Bush and his gang never really cared whether they actually would "win" in Iraq. In fact, arguably, they didn't really want to win. What they wanted was a war
The real story of the Iraq War is that Bush and his gang never really cared whether they actually would "win" in Iraq. In fact, arguably, they didn't really want to win. What they wanted was a war
added 2007 Mon Jan 15 15:43:20 by wtctruther
With Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson currently under arrest in Germany on conspiracy charges, Cheney and Bush are now on a quest to swindle America and defraud the US Treasury out of $4.5 TRILLION in stolen tax dollars. Should Cheney's plan succeed, the economy and the dollar's collapse will be eminent.
With Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson currently under arrest in Germany on conspiracy charges, Cheney and Bush are now on a quest to swindle America and defraud the US Treasury out of $4.5 TRILLION in stolen tax dollars. Should Cheney's plan succeed, the economy and the dollar's collapse will be eminent.
