Impeachment is the trial of elected officials for complaints of their behavior. The charges against Cheney and Bush must be brought to trial. If you or I had done these acts, we would have been charged with the crime, prosecuted and the decision of the court would be final.
We must hold Cheney and Bush responsible for violating our US Constitution which is the Law of our Nation. They have turned our US Constitution into "just a piece of paper" and now into toilet paper. It is up to us to demand Congress hold them accountable for their actions.
We must demand Congress IMPEACH Cheney and also Bush. This action must come from the HOUSE. The House brings the charges, the Senate holds the Impeachment "Court". Failure to Impeach these violations invalidates ALL US Law including the Supreme Law, our beloved US Constitution. If Congress wants the US Constitution to read differently, they can request an Amendment, and IF we people agree in referendum, it may be changed.
Congress job is to enforce our Supreme Law of the Land.
Please contact your US Representatives and ask them to IMPEACH Cheney and Bush.
I include the present ongoing poll from MSNBC.
Sincerely, Bruce Eggum 54128-8979
Do you believe President Bush's
actions justify impeachment? *
580742 responses
89%
No, like any president, he has made a
few missteps, but nothing approaching "high crimes and
misdemeanors.
"4.1%
5%
2%
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10562904
Bush also knew ------------------------.
Blair
'knew Iraq had no WMD'
TONY
BLAIR privately conceded two weeks before the Iraq war that Saddam
Hussein did not have any usable weapons of mass destruction, Robin
Cook, the former foreign secretary, reveals today.
By
David Cracknell, Political Editor
11/05/07 "The
Times" -- -- John
Scarlett, chairman of the joint intelligence committee (JIC), also
"assented" that Saddam had no such weapons, says Cook.
His
revelations, taken from a diary that he kept as a senior minister
during the months leading up to war, are published today in The
Sunday Times. They shatter the case for war put forward by the
government that Iraq presented "a real and present danger"
to Britain.
Cook, who resigned shortly before the invasion of
Iraq, also reveals there was a near mutiny in the cabinet, triggered
by David Blunkett, the home secretary, when it first discussed
military action against Iraq.
The prime minister ignored the
"large number of ministers who spoke up against the war",
according to Cook. He also "deliberately crafted a suggestive
phrasing" to mislead the public into thinking there was a link
between Iraq and Al-Qaeda, and he did not want United Nations weapons
inspections to be successful, writes the former cabinet minister.
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Cheney Pursuing Nuclear Ambitions of His Own
by Jason Leopold
Global Research, November 6, 2007
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While Dick Cheney has been talking tough over the years about Iran's alleged nuclear activities, the vice president has been quietly pursuing nuclear ambitions of his own.
For more than two years, Cheney and a relatively unknown administration official, Deputy Energy Secretary Clay Sell, have been regularly visiting the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to ensure agency officials rewrite regulatory policies and bypass public hearings in order to streamline the licensing process for energy companies that have filed applications to build new nuclear power reactors, as well as applications for new nuclear facilities that are expected to be filed by other companies in the months ahead, longtime NRC officials said.
Before being sworn in as deputy energy secretary in March 2005, Sell, a lawyer whose roots extend to Bush's home state of Texas, was a White House lobbyist working on energy issues. He had also participated in secret meetings with Cheney's Energy Task Force.
In April, Sell and Cheney had both met with NRC officials to sign off on the final regulatory policies related to new nuclear reactors. Following the meeting, Sell had alerted a group of energy companies they could begin to take advantage of the faster application process, NRC officials said.
NRC officials said that Cheney has expressed a desire to see applications for nuclear reactor projects approved by the NRC when he and Bush leave the White House in January 2009.
The energy corporations Cheney and Sell have been personally lobbying the NRC on behalf of this year have advised the vice president and his staff on energy policy in a way that would boost their companies' profit margins. These corporations have also donated millions of dollars to President Bush's and Cheney's past presidential campaigns.
http://tinyurl.com/2pq9k7 and more ---bruce
Wire tapping is a crime against humanity.
Rendition violates several articles of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Torture violates three Amendments [5, 8 and 14] to the US Constitution.
The administration committed treason giving aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war. Exposing Valerie Plame as a CIA Agent was a breach of national security. It was an act of treason calling for the death penalty.
[SMILE]
Bruce