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Former U.S. President George W. Bush has cancelled a visit to A former president should always be addressed as "President", "Former President" or "Mr President" out of respect. What do you call them when they steal two elections and bankrupt the free world? 1) L2BBCode 2) ![]() ![]() If all you can do is say we must call them by a certain name which is completely irrelvent, and laugh at us, your argument must be pretty weak otherwise you'd debate us and prove us wrong. But you can't. I feel no need to prove you wrong. Sure are quick to put us down though aren't you? I didn't put anyone down, you need to calm down. I simply stated that "Conspiracy theories are so laughable". That is a factual statement. |
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George Bush did steal the elections with the help of his criminal connections through his Brother, the governor of Florida Jeb Bush, (who may have been a likely presidential candidate except for his obvious involvement with crime and drug pushing out of Florida.)
It is a proven fact that the electronic voting machines in questions were owned and operated by organized crime. Those who poo poo the facts by calling them laughable "conspiracy theories" are aiding a abetting not only criminals but war criminals. |
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http://voices.washingtonpost.com/spy-talk/2011/02/bush_not_at_risk_of_arrest_in.html Posted at 6:40 PM ET, 02/ 8/2011 Bush not at risk of arrest in Europe, experts say By Jeff Stein European law enforcement officials and other experts say the chances of George W. Bush being arrested on war crimes charges in Switzerland--or anyplace else on the continent--are almost nil. Headlines and assertions by human rights groups that the former president risked a “possible arrest warrant” if he traveled to Geneva to give a speech this weekend were overblown, those with direct experience in such matters said. But Amnesty International insisted that “Anywhere in the world that he travels, President Bush could face investigation and potential prosecution for his responsibility for torture and other crimes in international law, particularly in any of the 147 countries that are party to the U.N. convention against torture." "From a legal point of view, I believe it could be possible,” said Dick Marty, a Swiss prosecutor who led Council of Europe’s investigation into alleged illegal CIA secret prisons. “But I'm convinced that the political reality is that there are no chances for such a step." Likewise, Armando Spataro, the Milan prosecutor who won kidnapping convictions against CIA agents involved in the 2003 rendition of an al Qaeda suspect, said an indictment of Bush was possible only “in theory.” “According to our system, one (or more) of the following circumstances must be present to issue an arrest warrant,” Spataro said. “One, danger that a person could repeat the same serious crime; two, a danger he could became a fugitive; and three, a danger he could destroy or tamper with evidence.” Because Bush is out of office and constitutionally prohibited from occupying the presidency again, the conditions for prosecuting him--in Italy, at least--are absent, Spataro suggested. The most famous case of a head of state arrested on human rights charges came in March 2000, when former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was detained in London. He returned to Chile under indictment but died before a trial. “What we have in Switzerland is a Pinochet opportunity,” Gavin Sullivan, a lawyer for one of the groups advocating for Bush’s arrest, was quoted as saying last weekend. But John Dinges, author of "The Condor Years: How Pinochet and his Allies Brought Terrorism to Three Continents," pointed out that Bush had to be indicted somewhere before he could be arrested--which leaves him little cause for worry. "Bush is in good company. There are more than 300 South American military officers who have Interpol extradition warrants,” said Dinges, who is also the Godfrey Lowell Cabot Professor of Journalism at Columbia University. “The difference is that Bush has not been indicted anywhere--unlike most of the officers wanted in the human rights cases. Until that happens, I don't think this will change Bush's ability to travel.” This case was laid to rest in Switzerland in February! |
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George Bush did steal the elections with the help of his criminal connections through his Brother, the governor of Florida Jeb Bush, (who may have been a likely presidential candidate except for his obvious involvement with crime and drug pushing out of Florida.) It is a proven fact that the electronic voting machines in questions were owned and operated by organized crime. Those who poo poo the facts by calling them laughable "conspiracy theories" are aiding a abetting not only criminals but war criminals. |
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Jeanniebean
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Tue 12/06/11 12:51 AM
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George Bush did steal the elections with the help of his criminal connections through his Brother, the governor of Florida Jeb Bush, (who may have been a likely presidential candidate except for his obvious involvement with crime and drug pushing out of Florida.) It is a proven fact that the electronic voting machines in questions were owned and operated by organized crime. Those who poo poo the facts by calling them laughable "conspiracy theories" are aiding a abetting not only criminals but war criminals. No, actually it is the Bush Cartel. Daddy Bush, George and Jeb. They are but a small annoying embarrassing faction of the evil empire called THE COMPANY. ![]() ![]() ![]() They will now fade into the background and continue their illegal gun and drug trade with south America and try not to get caught. They have been told to keep a low profile, and THE COMPANY does their best to keep them out of the press. WORLD EXCLUSIVE
Oct 29, 2007 Bush Fundraiser Linked to CIA Drug Plane by Daniel Hopsicker A MadCowMorningNews investigation has uncovered links between the ownership of the drug-running Gulfstream (Cocaine Two) and the other American-registered plane busted carrying a multi-ton load of cocaine in Mexico recently, the DC9 (Cocaine One) airliner caught with 5.5 tons of cocaine in Mexico 18 months ago. Recently-released FAA records from the Gulfstream II business jet that went down in Mexico a month ago with four tons of cocaine reveal that before it was “parked” in the name of a New York real estate developer with ties to the Russian Mob, the plane was owned by a secretive Midwestern media baron and Republican fund-raiser, who had a business partner who, incredibly, owned the other American drug plane, the DC9, recently busted in Mexico. http://madcowprod.com/10292007.html |
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OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Conspiracies Galore ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() We're all doomed to Heck! ![]() |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I've got the inside track on all of the underground news. |
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But the drug plane that crashed was an American plane owned by an American Drug network. It was a CIA plane.
Connected to the Bush Cartel. ![]() ![]() Facts are facts even if they are kept out of the news for the most part. |
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