This week's DUers for the prosecution of Bush/Cheney criminals by the Obama administration check-in

[bobthedrummer]

There are more of US each week, these Bush/Cheney administration CRIMINALS and TRAITORS must be held accountable for what they have done-that's a job that will employ a lot of citizens and draw many volunteers.

Check-in if this is how you feel in your heart DU. No one is above the law, these REBELS and OUTLAWS are responsible for what they did to US and the world.

:hi:

:patriot:

[Lost4words]

1. am I really the first?

[bobthedrummer]

3. This week you are, Lost4words-yet I'm certain that we aren't alone

:hi:
:patriot:

[Lost4words]

7. I trully hope so, I watched the Iran Contra players walk and get rich.

and then reappear under bush!
sickning

:hi:

[Jackpine Radical]

107. No, you're not alone.

[ChiciB1]

2. This Is ONE Wish I've Always Had... And For A REALLY, REALLY Long Time!

I've long since lost faith that anything will be done to them! I wish this would have been the FIRST action by the Obama Administration, however... well we've all heard the statements!

[bobthedrummer]

4. It's more than a wish, ChiciB1, isn't it?

:hi:
:patriot:

[ChiciB1]

15. Yes, Of Course It Is! If Anyone Has Ever Listened To John Turley Or

John Dean it's clearly evident that this is precedent setting law. Sometime in the future is bound to be used as a defense if nothing gets done!

Will these criminals NEVER go away?? My venom knows NO BOUNDS!!!

[bobthedrummer]

21. I wonder how many KBR built SuperMax facilities these Bush/Cheney felons will fill.

:fistbump:

[driver8]

5. It absolutely kills me that these criminals are walking around free...

kicked and recommended!!

[bobthedrummer]

9. It literally makes me sick to hear someone like John Bolton being interviewed on NPR,

it's even worse when you consider WAR CRIMINALS and TRAITORS like DONALD HENRY RUMSFELD, RICHARD BRUCE CHENEY et al still on the loose.

[ThomWV]

6. Right here, and I'm not going away.

[bobthedrummer]

13. We've got a lot of company ThomWV

:hi:
:patriot:

[blm]

8. Check....OPEN THE BOOKS on the last 40years and let the public understand HOW the fascists gained

so much control of our country and the world.

[bobthedrummer]

14. I've learned a lot from you, sister! THANKS!!!

:hi:
:patriot:

[drm604]

10. K&R

Count me in.

[drm604]

11. K&R

Count me in.

[nc4bo]

12. Holder's arrived

Are we getting closer to seeing this thing come to pass?

God I hope so.

Back to topic:

I'm here!

:hi:

:patriot:

[bobthedrummer]

16. The DoJ needs major restructuring, doesn't it, nc4bo?

:hi:
:patriot:

[nc4bo]

23. I heard Holder received a standing O

I didn't see it on the tv like I did with SOS Clinton but from what M$M said, it was just as large in sound and number of personnel present to greet him.

No sense rebuilding a darned thing if we allow the foundation to remain as is.

[EFerrari]

26. I would have liked to see that!

:)

K&R

[bobthedrummer]

29. Hi Beth!

:fistbump:

[EFerrari]

32. Hiya! Maybe someone will show the clip of the DoJ coming back to life

like Sleeping Beauty. lol

:toast:

[Beam Me Up]

17. . ...

[bobthedrummer]

22. .

:hi:
:patriot:

[flvegan]

18. Here!

[TahitiNut]

19. Indict. Convict. Imprison. (Rinse. Repeat.)

:patriot: War crimes and crimes against humanity cannot go unpunished.

[bobthedrummer]

24. No, and neither can TREASON my friend.

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[FailureToCommunicate]

61. To the Hague with 'em. (But we want them back later for a good old tar and

feather parade.) I love a parade!

[ProgressiveFool]

20. /signed - cart the fuckers off to the hague

Throw in a Rove, a Yoo, a Gonzalez, an Addington... many more, I'm sure.

[bobthedrummer]

25. They have names that won't be forgotten, ProgressiveFool...

[McCamy Taylor]

27. Only if we can add Kissinger, too. He helped in Iraq, remember?

[bobthedrummer]

30. Bremer was another fascist mentored by Henry...now I've got to go

:hi:
:patriot:

[bobthedrummer]

28. Peace to all, I'm going offline...

:hi:
:patriot:

[libodem]

31. I'm for equal justice under the law

and justice shouldn't be bought and paid for. To me it's not justice if you can bribe somebody and be declared innocent. I read an account of Saudi Arabia written by a foreign worker from Africa. He talked about 3 systems of justice. The regular citizens were subjected to a fairly harsh set of laws and consequences. Part of that justice is passed on how dark your skin is, the darker you are the worse it gets. The foreign workers have no legal protection and are treated brutally. The rich are simply above the law. Well, if you ask me, if 9/11 was Osama's declaration that he hates our freedoms and privileges, and wanted to equal out the poverty and degradation in the world and maybe make this place alittle less free and equal, George Bush was his accomplice.

[stuntcat]

33. check

yah, so many dead..
future mostly screwed, in every way...

k,r.

[underseasurveyor]

34. I'm sure I missed 'check-in' for a couple weeks

I've been busy so I'll make up for it now

ME! ME! ME! ME! ME! ME! ME! ME!

Always and Forever will I be in favor of prosecuting these criminals and traitors. ALWAYS!

[slipslidingaway]

35. !!!!! n/t

[TornadoTN]

36. Count me in. This isn't looking back, it's preventing this from happening again

Preserve our Democracy! Hold Bush accountable!

[arthritisR_US]

39. yep, hold them all responsible for what they have done!! n/t

[LSK]

37. ok n/t

[spanone]

38. i'm once again with you bobthedrummer

[dgibby]

40. Count me in!

No one is or should be above the law. It's time to fix this problem and set an example for future administrations.

[pleah]

41. Arrest, prosecute, convict, imprison.

:hi:

[Hun Joro]

42. Checking in!

[SergeyDovlatov]

43. War Criminals need to be tried

Hopefully many more than just Bush and Cheney. Everybody who voted for the Iraq war needs to be put on trial.
I would even go as far as demanding putting on trial those responsible for NATO terrorism bombing campaign against serbia.

[Blue_In_AK]

44. Absolutely! n/t

[keepthemhonest]

45. If I don't happen to find the threads on

this each week .Automatically add me every week from here til eternity.Thanks in advance.KTH

[4 t 4]

46. Here n/t

[pacalo]

47. Nice to see you again -- see you again next week!

Actually, I'm looking forward to the time where these thugs will be prosecuted & we won't have to meet like this anymore.

:hi:

[robertpaulsen]

48. Checking in. I'm mailing this letter to AG Holder TODAY.

Dear Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.,

Congratulations on your recent confirmation. As the chief law enforcement officer of the Federal Government, I believe that you must hold true to the philosophical adage, "No Man is Above the Law". That includes the entire Executive Branch and everyone who has served under their command. Now that the Bush administration is no longer in office, the necessity of a lengthy investigation to determine whether anyone serving in the former administration committed a crime or misdemeanor that might initiate impeachment proceedings no longer exists. The necessity no longer exists because all former members of the Bush administration are now private citizens. A thorough criminal investigation to determine all the facts regarding criminal acts by former Bush administration members should be undertaken not for purposes of impeachment or censure in the Legislative Branch, but for indictment and prosecution in a court of law. In this pursuit of justice, I recommend that you arrest George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Condoleeza Rice on the charge of murder.

Murder? Perhaps you find the severity of the charge too shocking to consider. Is this the radical charge of vengeance from an ultra-liberal, what Bush himself refers to as "the angry Left"? Hardly. It represents the highly considered and esteemed legal opinion of famed prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi. Always careful in his approach and moderate in his outlook, Bugliosi has used the same legal acumen that enabled him to successfully prosecute 105 out of 106 felony jury trials to write a book The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder. This book details how, by deliberately lying to Congress and the American public, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Condoleeza Rice are in fact guilty of the murder of over 4,000 American troops for which they can be held legally accountable, as well as the murder of anywhere from 100,000 to over 1 million Iraqi citizens, for which they may never face accountability in a court of law.

While Bugliosi does not discount the possibility that with a thorough criminal investigation and subsequent trial, additional charges of murder could be filed against other administration members such as George Tenet or Donald Rumsfeld, there already is enough existing evidence to arrest Bush, Cheney and Rice on the charge of murder. While I encourage you to carefully read the book in its entirety, I specifically would like to single out the White Paper, the unclassified version of the NIE report issued by the CIA to Congress and the American public on October 4, 2002, as smoking gun proof that Bush, Cheney and Rice lied about the threat Saddam Hussein posed to this country, and thus are legally accountable for the murder of the 4,000+ American troops sent to die for their lies. Even if you just read pages 110-116 of The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder, you will understand how the White Paper omitted information and even inserted words not written in the original NIE report. Rather than summarize the NIE report truthfully, the White Paper deliberately distorted its conclusion that Saddam Hussein did not pose an imminent threat. Bush, Cheney and Rice are fully responsible for these distortions.

Please read The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder, contact Vincent Bugliosi and initiate an effective prosecution against Bush, Cheney and Rice for the crime of murder. While the mainstream media chatter might try to paint such a prosecution as vengeance, know that you serve the cause of justice. There can be no greater damage, no greater miscarriage of justice than to let the crime of murder go unpunished, especially when the conspiracy is orchestrated at the highest levels of our government. To do so would be to acquiesce, to affirm through silence that someone can be above the law. Please stand up against this injustice.

Sincerely,

Robert Paulsen

[Hubert Flottz]

49. K&R

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[Gemini Cat]

50. Checking in and YES!

[robertpaulsen]

51. TTT

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[D23MIURG23]

52. with you all the way

[Vincardog]

53. Checkity Check

[bluesmail]

54. I have raised a fist. Fiercely saying Do It Now! n/t

[Dragonfli]

55. Ever Present!

[southerncrone]

56. As our President said today, "There are not 2 sets of laws, one set for the prominent &

another set for the every day working person." (Not an EXACT quote, but close.)

So using that logic & holding our dear President to his word, Obama (& Holder) has no choice BUT to PROSECUTE them for their crimes.

THE WORLD IN WATCHING & WAITING TO SEE IF WE DO THE RIGHT THING HERE.

If we don't, we will have a much more difficult time with our foreign policy; Hillary, Biden, Holbrook & Santa Claus would have a hard time unless we deal with the evil brood properly & harshly.

[Stinky The Clown]

57. Yo!

[Oldtimeralso]

58. The DOJ must

make sure that all of america follows the rule of law.

[ejbr]

59. check n/t

[tavalon]

60. I'm here

Are we going to be checking in weekly here?

[xyouth]

62. Book em Danno

[wiggs]

63. Me. nt

[Tindalos]

64. Still here n/t

[Royal Sloan 09]

65. k&r eom

[vanboggie]

66. Still here

Still sending in those cards & letters and waiting for justice to prevail. I am still hoping anyway.

[vt_native]

67. Hell, yeah !

prosecute those bastards !

[navarth]

68. woop woop

put the bastards in jail, confiscate their money and distribute it among their victims

[Soylent Brice]

69. present and accounted for. n/t

[Octafish]

70. Prosecuting them all now will save billions of lives later.

The world they've created is spiraling toward Chimpageddon.

To avoid their Final Solution for We the People requires they ALL must be investigated, indicted, convicted, imprisoned.



All of them.

[obiwan]

71. No one is above the law, particularly Republican ex-administrations.

[jtrockville]

72. and justice for all

[Vadem]

73. Here I am!.... n/t

[Lugnut]

74. I'm still here.

I'm not going away either.

[dweller]

75. right here bobthedrummer...

right behind Lugnut. I have the lugwrench.

lemme at 'em.
dp

:thumbsup:

[jeff30997]

76. K&R

They did the crime(s) they should do the time as well.:grr:

[Best_man23]

77. Yea

[rosesaylavee]

78. Here.

[appleannie1]

79. Count me in. I am hopeful Bolten will not just let them walk.

[krister]

80. It's too bad that there is no hell.

A mob of protesters could tear them apart limb from limb and the suffering wouldn't end after that.

I suppose life in prison will have to do. I'll keep my fingers crossed.

[omega minimo]

81. AND HOW MANY OF THESE CALLED FOR IMPEACHMENT WHEN IT WAS TIMELY?

:boring:


you gambled, you lose..........

[leftstreet]

82. K&R

[FlyingSquirrel]

83. Is this anything like Mandatory Malloy Truthseekers?

:think:

[blue_roses_lib]

84. Checking in.

War criminals the lot of them.

:grr:

:patriot:

:kick:

I would reccomend but I don't have enough posts.

[sicksicksick_N_tired]

85. If the rule of law still means something and if the Constitution stands for anything,....

,...and if "justice" has some inkling of definition then,...

There are certainly members of the Bush administration who MUST, at least, be investigated; numerous members MUST BE CHARGED,....after that, let a jury decide!!!!

[Two Americas]

86. here n/t

.

[snot]

87. check.

[tan guera]

88. How many posts do we need

to K&R? Or to start a new thread? The rules didn't say.......
Anyway, yes, investigate and prosecute. Does anyone think that will really happen?

[The Brethren]

89. Present.

[orleans]

90. CHECK! k&r n/t

[Ani Yun Wiya]

91. Present.

They should never have been in power in the first place.
The year 2000 selection was an exercise in Republican fraud.

[earcandle]

92. Book 'em, Dan'l

[JDPriestly]

93. If you aren't so sure prosecutions are necessary, read Jane Mayers' book,

The Dark Side. An innocent man was renditioned and tortured -- due to mistaken identity. That could have been you -- or any one of us. That is criminal beyond belief.

[Skittles]

94. HERE; KICK THEIR FUCKING ASSES

[peace frog]

97. Second that

If we truly are a "nation of laws, not men" then these criminals MUST face justice. :patriot:

[jimlup]

95. Now that we have an Attorney General ...

We are just a tad closer to being able to move forward with prosecution.

[tom_paine]

96. Gratuitous K & R for a shameless solicitation thread.. n/t

[anitar1]

98. prosecution of Bush/Cheny criminals

Checking in.Hope I live long enough to see this.

[fasttense]

99. If they are NOT prosecuted now, we'll see them bigger and meaner in 30 years. n/t

[rhymeandreason]

102. It's just like getting rid of termites,

swatting at a few of them on the surface won't get the job done, the whole house needs to be fumigated or they will just keep quietly multiplying behind the woodwork.

[proud2BlibKansan]

100. I'm in

:hi:

[The Wizard]

101. This would also

serve as a notice on other Republicans that if they continue to obstruct progress for the benefit of their wealthy campaign contributors the gloves come off and the brass knuckles go on. Enough of these assholes acting like they've won the last election. And if the corporate media continues to play into the Republican game plan then they must also be served notice.
Allowing the minority to steamroll the majority is unacceptable. If the DLC enablers and punks don't go along with the majority they can also step aside. Enough is enough.
Pretending that numb skulled Fascism is a legitimate entity in our democratic process is denial for Democrats and wishful thinking for Republicans.

[mailman82]

103. Fry Em!

I'm in!!!!!

[barbtries]

104. as always

for as long as it takes. justice.

[MissDeeds]

105. Count me in

It's bad enough they were permitted to remain in office, but if they skate without prosecution, this country is lost.

[Mnemosyne]

106. Present, as always! n/t

[peekaloo]

108. present

:hi:

[boobooday]

109. It's called Redemption

Make it right. Enforce our laws. Cheney first.

[BeGoodDoGood]

110. Bush Will Cry Like A Baby...........

And I want that smirk off his face.

[peace13]

111. They need to be tried for their crimes.

We have to speak for those who died at the hands of the * Cheney Crime Family.

[L. Coyote]

112. Rec. What time of day next week? Let's compete for first to check-in!

Just one more way to show the level of enthusiasm for real Justice.

End this evil death squad for once and for all.

[Enthusiast]

113. K & R ! nt

[Frosty1]

114. Still here!

:hi:

[NorthCarolina]

115. Checkin-in n/t

[BirminghamExaminer]

116. They should be prosecuted

and thrown under the jail. Until they do something, we can't really be proud of our country.

[mopinko]

117. high hopes for eric holder

he didn't pull any punches in his confirmation hearings. let's hope he didn't make any deals afterward.

[RaleighNCDUer]

118. Yo!

[fascisthunter]

119. yes... we can

[Deep13]

120. The determining fact should be probable cause for an indictment...

...and not whether people want them prosecuted or not. I'm not going to argue whether it is a good think for the country or not. Is there is probable cause that Bush or whoever violated a criminal law, then indictments should be sought. If not, then not.

Just saying.

[Natalya Slosky]

121. Count me in!

I want nothing more than to see Bush, Cheney, etc. prosecuted for what they have done.

[4 t 4]

122. here

[Ticonderoga]

123. In

[Irish Girl]

124. checking in for duty

:hi:

[relayerbob]

125. Let Cheney do his interviews from a cell on Gitmo

[FraDon]

126. I've not forgotten • Those who sacrifice liberty for safety ...

• • • (I know you know).

[Riverman]

127. Let No Crime Go Unpunished! That's the Change I Want

NOW!

[Runcible Spoon]

128. checkin in

:kick:

[bobthedrummer]

129. A kick for our weekend posting members.

:hi:
:patriot: