This should be better than Iron Man!
Bush misled U.S. on Iraq, former aide says in new book
Scott McClellan's 'What Happened' delivers tough criticism of president, advisers
By KEN HERMAN
Cox News Service
Published on: 05/27/08
WASHINGTON — The White House called former press secretary Scott McClellan "disgruntled" after he wrote a blistering review of the administration and concluded that his longtime boss misled the nation into an unnecessary war in Iraq in a book due out Monday.
http://www.ajc.com/meetro/content/news/stories/2008/05/27/mcclellanbook_0527.html
McClellan just reinforces what was already known... the comments following the article are interesting...
Did McClellan just wake up?
I knew what they were doing when they assisted the 9/11 demolition of the WTC.
Some interesting articles that might shed a little more light on 9/11 & the wars in Iraq & Afganistan...
The New American
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/7006/proof-of-coverup.html
Government Insider: Bush Authorized 911 Attacks
Pakistan Daily
May 21, 2008
http://www.infowars.com/?p=2278&cp=39#comments
All this leading up to FISA - the warrantless survelience of American citizens...
Jim Babka's blog
Good News & Bad News on FISA
Quote of the day:
"Fear can only prevail when victims are ignorant of the facts."
-- Thomas Jefferson
I have bad news and good news.
We devoted all last week to combating warrantless surveillance and retroactive telecom immunity. We had reason to believe the issue would be shelved if we could prevent a vote before the weekend. No vote was held, but the issue hasn't been shelved yet.
Senator Kit Bond (R-MO) says a deal is close. We don't know all the details. We only know what Bond and a couple of his Republican allies have chosen to share with the world. But what we do know isn't good. Here's what we're hearing about the proposed "compromise" . . .
* If the Executive Branch wants to spy on the private conversations of American residents and businesses with friends, family, colleagues, and service members abroad, MOST OF THE TIME the Executive Branch will need a general order, rubber-stamped by a Secret Court and certified by the Attorney General (AG). This will permit the Executive Branch to monitor and acquire international communications, by Americans, even if they have no ties to groups like al Qaeda.
* But if there are "exigent circumstances," then the standard will be lowered. The Senator didn't provide his devilish details. Perhaps no Secret Court would be required. Maybe all the Executive Branch will need is the AG certification of the surveillance.
* Who will define exigent circumstances? Apparently, under Senator Bond's proposal, the Executive Branch will do that.
This is a rogue prosecutor's fantasy.
http://www.downsizedc.org/blog/
I bet Bush's last trip on AF1 will be out of the US. He probly has a nice palace waiting for him in Sudi Arabia.
South America.
QuoteBush Family Buys Up Vast Vast Land Tracks in Argentina and Paraguay for New Bush Ranch
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For those of you that may remember Post World War II history Paraguay was the home operating base of the O.D.E.S.A The German Nazi organization that smuggled top former Nazi's out of post WWII Europe and offered this safe harbor in South America namely Paraguay.
Isn't it ironic that the Bush Family (who made their millions banking with the Nazi Germany) now are buying up thousands of acres in Paraguay..LOL
Clearly the Bush Fedual House will not be staying in the United States after bubba leaves the White House They are getting out of dodge city as soon as possible.
The Question that needs to be asked is this. What is coming to United States (or the world for that matter) that is causing them to move their base of operations?
QuoteParaguay has no extradition treaty with the United States of America. Consequently, crimes against humanity charges cannot be used to bring fleeing criminals to justice.
Gee, I wonder if this could apply in this case?????????
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message491249/pg1
This was from memory - quick search -- there is a lot more info if you search.