
Bush urged Americans to show their support for the troops on July 4th by flying flags. Let's make this July 4th. very meaningful. We can NOT afford the COST of BushInc's war.

Still a NO BU**SH** Zone but the BU**SH** regime is long over, but sadly so much bu**sh** continues, and it's uglier than ever, Foxspews and other #altright crap now even aided by Russian trolls and bots! Now we are dealing with #trumpRUSSIA #TREASON and so much more....BU**SH**!
...the nuclear blast and radioactive fall-out could kill millions of innocent people in surrounding areas. A single "bunker buster" would be nearly 100 times more powerful...
The Rove speech put down a marker for any U.S. political figure who dares criticize aspects of Bush’s war policies. Dissenters will be accused of endangering American troops – as sure a way as can be imagined to throttle a public debate.
"I hope we will learn from history. I hope we will change course.(D. IL) link above.
The President could declare the United States will apply the Geneva Conventions to the
war on terrorism. He could declare, as he should, that the United States will not, under any circumstances, subject any detainee to torture, or cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment. The administration could give all detainees a meaningful opportunity to challenge their detention before a neutral decision maker. Such a change of course would dramatically improve our image and it would make us safer. I hope this administration will choose that course. If they do not, Congress must step in.
The issue debated in the press today misses the point. The issue is not about closing
Guantanamo Bay. It is not a question of the address of these prisoners. It is a question of how we treat these prisoners. To close down Guantanamo and ship these prisoners off to undisclosed locations in other countries, beyond the reach of publicity, beyond the reach of any surveillance, is to give up on the most basic and fundamental commitment to justice and fairness, a commitment we made when we signed the Geneva Convention and said the United States accepts it as the law of the land, a commitment which we have made over and over again when it comes to the issue of
torture. To criticize the rest of the world for using torture and to turn a blind eye to what we are doing in this war is wrong, and it is not American." - Sen. Richard Durbin
According to a new report from the Arms Trade Resource Center based at World Policy Institute,New York,http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=425&pst=137431 Really it is time to ACT! More information will be coming on a march on WDC to say NO MORE BU**SH**! something has to be done concerning; so many lies, that have brought so much harm, to so many people.
United States has increased Arms supplies and sales to some of the World's most "Repressive and undemocratic regimes".These supplies are playing a fuelling role in world's burning conflicts like, Uzbekistan,Chad,Angola,Ethiopia,Colombia,Afghanistan. The report also claims that "Foreign Military Fund"(FMF-US's largest military aid program)is now touching the 6.0 Billion dollar mark,mostly provided to the countries where human rights violation is a common practice(and US law prohibits any arms deals with any such country).
So;in situation like this there rises a question in the mind of all those, believing in the welfare of the world that,is "Super Power" ending the terror or fueling it?
I am who I am I am my own special creation....
so come take a look give me the hook or the ovation.
It's MY world that I want to take a little pride in
My world and it's not a place I have to hide in
Your life is a sham til you can say
Hey world I am what I am! (from La Cage...)
Despite persistent rumours of injuries among Iraqis consistent with the use of incendiary weapons such as napalm, Adam Ingram, the Defence minister, assured Labour MPs in January that US forces had not used a new generation of incendiary weapons, codenamed MK77, in Iraq.link to article above.
But Mr Ingram admitted to the Labour MP Harry Cohen in a private letter obtained by The Independent that he had inadvertently misled Parliament because he had been misinformed by the US. "The US confirmed to my officials that they had not used MK77s in Iraq at any time and this was the basis of my response to you," he told Mr Cohen. "I regret to say that I have since discovered that this is not the case and must now correct the position."
''Quite frankly, evidence that appears to be building up, points to whether or not the president has deliberately misled Congress to make the most important decision a president has to make, going to war,'' Rep. Charles Rangel of New York, senior Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, said earlier at the event on Capitol Hill.from above NY times link. Impeachable that's what you are BU**SH**INC.! Don't let them forget it!
"Misleading Congress is an impeachable offense..."