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Hubert Flottz Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Feb-16-09 06:59 AM
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Before 2009, the democrats didn't have 58 votes in the senate
a veto proof majority in the House of Representatives and a president in the White House...Now they are out of excuses. We are either "A Nation Of Laws" or we are a nation of outlaws.

If American policy is to forgive the crimes of criminals because we do not wish to look back, why are people still in prisons in America? Is it because those Americans still in our jails and prisons are not as wealthy, powerful, privileged, influential, elite and "ENTITLED" to their freedom, as Bush, Cheney and the gang of people who helped them carry out their unconstitutional and unlawful acts?

By the best count I've heard, there are 104,000 dead people counting the more than 4,000 dead American servicemen and women in Iraq. They died because of a premeditated plot to invade Iraq and bomb shoot and hang People was cooked up by the neocons, PNAC, OSP, the oil companies and the arms manufacturers.(See Secret White House Energy Meeting in 2001 and PNAC letter to president Clinton 1998)

"This aggression should not stand"(unless the "preemptive" GOP and the "preemptive" neoCons are the aggressors I guess) Perhaps the people in our prisons who have killed other people, have all "preemptively" committed "justifiable" homicide, like the neocons did in Iraq, simply because they thought their victims posed an "imminent threat" to them?

"No one In America, Is Above The Law"...when it comes to a blow job, but when it comes to killing, lying, spying on ME and YOU, torturing unarmed detainees to death and destroying the DOJ for partisan political reasons, Bush and his accomplices are apparently and for all intents and purposes, so far, "ABOVE THE LAW"
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HillbillyBob Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Feb-16-09 07:26 AM
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1.  A small group, including a fox news crew with a van and several people from
our neighborhood in Fort Lauderdales Middle River Terrace section witnessed our ballots being shredded at our polling place in the middle of the night(election night 2000). Boxes of ballots were removed from out polling place and loaded directly into truck mounted shredders.
WE have spoke out since shortly after that night. I have had an NSA dossier opened on me that is from John Conyers who tried to file and FOIA to find out why I was being investigated, our phones tapped, our emails intercepted, (we think) threatening mysterious phone calls and emails(my puter blew up right after our home was invaded by men in black Crown Victoria autos(according to neighbors). We were out of the house at the time. It was not trashed nor was the house robbed, just everything was moved around, the books in the book case were moved around, the file cabinet had every file rearranged from alphabetical order, dresser drawers were disarranged, and the door was left standing open , we assume as a warning. We started keeping guns again. I had to do that when I lived in nazibama when the kkkreestians attempted to terrorise us with a cross burning..they found out this faggot has the nerve to shoot back.
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Hubert Flottz Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Feb-16-09 08:30 AM
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2. Stick to your guns HillbillyBob...
I think the neocons truly are the worst gang of thugs, goons, criminals and outlaws, since the Nazis. To let them off the hook is criminal. To help the Bush Gang avoid criminal prosecution is to obstruct justice and give aid and comfort to hardened criminals. Should we forget the past, move forward and let Charlie Manson and people like him, out of jail to commit more crimes, because we don't want to hurt anyone's feelings? Do you think the neocons worried about hurting anyone's feelings or about bipartisanship any more that Charles Manson did?

Mr. Manson didn't kill anyone at the Tate/LaBianca murder scenes, but he lied to the people who murdered those people and sent them there to kill. Bush, Cheney and the PNAC did the same things Manson did, only they lied to and sent the US military to Iraq and far more people died as a direct result.
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