Bush knew...

[deminks]

He received 6 warnings. 6 warnings that were so dire they couldn't release them to Congress or to us. 6 warnings. Not just the August 6, 2001 PDB that "no one could have imagined". 6 warnings. 6. How many people have died? The unjustified wars that ensued. The secrets. The lies.

Bush knew.

How do you explain ignoring 6 warnings? Bush knew.

To The Hague with 'im. And anyone who enabled him.

There must be repurcussions, or it will go on and on and on...


http://news.firedoglake.com/2012/09/11/bush-administration-ignored-multiple-warnings-of-9-11-claimed-bin-laden-attack-fake-cover-for-saddam/

http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/romneys-neocon-foreign-policy-just-one-brought-us-911

[Berlum]

1. .

[RoccoR5955]

7. I wouldn't believe a word from that fish-wrap.

If it wasn't for the NY Post, NYers would have nothing to line bird cages!

[AndyTiedye]

3. Reichstag Fire

[ryan_cats]

8. What did Hitler do that he's compared with someone as bad as bush?

What did Hitler do that he's compared with someone as bad as bush?

[sellitman]

9. This is extremely not funny, snarky and is very hurtful

As a Jew who had ancestors in Nazis ovens I find your comparison vile.

I don't care how it was meant to sound.

By 2-1 vote the mods left it up.

I find that equally distressing.

Mind you I hate Bush as much as anyone here.

[red dog 1]

11. + 1

[bahrbearian]

4. Only 6, That we know about.

[just1voice]

5. Treason doesn't matter, or so we've all been told

Neither does torture which turned into a debatable topic on the propaganda we call the media.

[Hell Hath No Fury]

6. In a just world --

half the Bush Administration would be in jail, by now.

I keep a small glimmer of hope burning, thinking about how long it took other war criminals to be brought to justice.

[defacto7]

10. but so much of the evidence

has been sealed till 20?? and much has been dispensed with . I remember one of Bush's comments not long after leaving office, "someday, history will show I was right". (paraphrased) I think he actually used the word "exonerate".

[Hell Hath No Fury]

13. The only evidence you need --

is the interviews in which Bush/Cheney admitted they waterboarded prisoners. Waterboarding/torture is an established war crime, and that is called an admission of guilt.

[Trailrider1951]

12. Oh, he knew all right, how else do you explain his reaction to this

question? HE KNEW!

[tanyev]

14. Bush to CIA briefer on Aug. 6: "All right. You've covered your ass now."