Call to Impeach Bush and his cabinet

by Mr. President - Brainwashington Wed Feb 05, 2003 04:23 devnull at brainwashington dot com http://brainwashington.com 1-800-IMPEACH

Treason: yes. But also, sedition. Murder. Protecting the terrorists who took out WTC. These are just some of the crimes of the Bush Administration.

The Patriot Act and the Homeland Security Act both violate the constitution. They are null, void. They are not law. They are void for vagueness, and void for intent to violate natural, constitutional, and international laws.

Congress has given the Bush Regime carte blanche to clandestinely imprison, murder, and by any other means silence all who oppose his new terrocracy. We must speak now before openly executing dissenters becomes commonplace and publicly acceptable.

If you don't think it could happen, then why did the founders provide for impeachment in the first place?

by Hugh Higgins Sat Feb 01, 2003 08:33

What's interesting to me is that the U.S. media are totally ignoring this story. I found your article through Google News but only by typing in "impeach bush" in their search engine. You won't find stories about this by the AP or Reuters or in the New York Times, at least I have not seen any---or if they're there, they are tiny articles hidden away in the back pages.

Impeach the Mega-Corporation-Owned Press!

by Terri Mitchell Wed Jan 29, 2003 22:12 tmit2 at bellsouth dot net

Impeachment is not enough. The country is in shambles, bankrupt and on the verge of collapse. A police state now exists where a democracy once stood. A fascist dictator, using Adolf Hitler's old script, has seized power, and is systema-tically destroying everything that stands in the way of complete and utter corporate control of everything and everyone. The rule of law is now the rule of men. They warned us. And they also gave us a cure. It's called treason, and it not only cures the presidency, it cures the Congress sitting on its dirty hands and watching the de-struction of our country. It is treasonous to do anything that undermines the sovereignty of the U.S. Constitution. That means that every person who voted for "world trade agmts", or who allowed a dictator to declare war, or who in any way supports "The New World Multinational Order" that puts corporate law above the U.S. Consitution is guilty of TREASON. Try them now!

by Thomas Ah Yee Wed Jan 29, 2003 17:01 Imakakoloaihenenui2000 at yahoo dot com 3620 Ganado Way, Modesto, CA 95356 (209) 549-1119

The action of President Bush since the 9/11 event, has shown that he is a man that is pursuing the same parrell course as Adolf Hilter. He has become a tyrant, a dictator, and a man who cares about nothing but for the gain of self.
His Union of the State address are filled with promises that he will never keep, except those promises that will benefit the wealthy Americans, leaving the burden for the avergage Americans to bear.
All the monies that he has promised to give out, has anyone thought about where is he going to get these billions of dollars from? This country has been bankrupt for over 33 years, he has plunged this nation into further debt that we will never be able to get out of, so where is the money coming from?
The promise to improve the health care benefits for those under the Medicare system, that is a laugh. He has already put a freez on Medicare. The Social Security system he is draining dry to pay for his war in Iraq.
I say Impeach the man.

by admiring the handywork - A-M-D-G Wed Jan 29, 2003 12:58 reclaim the Genome and the GNU and the streets!

isn´t that cool?

by iosaf = o as if (jedi of formulae) Wed Jan 29, 2003 12:54

Yesterday
I referred to Bush as legitimate president de facto of the United States of America.
Thus I may now join others in calling for his impeachment, before I had argued some may remember his illegitamacy. Jesuitically thus I could not have thus satisfactorily called for his impeachment, could I?
http://ireland.indymedia.org/cgi-bin/newswire.cgi?id=25709

Impeach them.