When is a crime so great it shouldn’t be acknowledged?

Wurm

Exactly.

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The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.

Eldrack

No, he's actually making a reasonable response.

And btw, why are you still posting?

Wurm

Do you care to discuss the thread topic, or is this more of the 'baiting' that you said you like to do?

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"Bush is the first President to admit to an impeachable offense."

- John Dean, former Counsel to the President (Nixon)

The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.

Colorado Ryder

How about addressing some of the previous lies that you posted.

1. The Republicans would steal this election. False statement made by Wurm.
2. The US would be at war with Iran. Another false statement by Wurm.
3. You wouldn't post for a month if #2 didn't occur. Another lie. You accuse Republicans of lying, but you seem quite adept at that as well.

Could go on and on but I grow bored of Wurm's lies.

Wurm

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"Bush is the first President to admit to an impeachable offense."

- John Dean, former Counsel to the President (Nixon)

The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.

davidmc

These guys really should be accountable for their heinous crimes but alas they are so numerous that the full investigation would take ten years. I beleive my hero Sen.'s Waxman & Levin have idea's to investigate the crimes of the highest magnitude. E.g-Conspiracy & Defrauding the U.S. Government by war-profiteering among others Those have a nice "ring" to them. There are ongoing proceedings relating to the Repub's "culture of corruption" that will play out in the future resulting in convictions no doubt. So much for the party of moral values (those in the leadership)

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US comedian and actor (1937 - )

Wurm

That's right. Full investigations, and prosecution of those implicated - with the many subpoenas that would be required from the certain Bu$hCo stonewalling that would ensue - would take quite some time & effort. But as the article above and many others have pointed out, it has to be done if this country is ever to call itself a law-abiding entity in the future.

It is not a matter of choice or discretion, it's really a matter of duty to the Constitution of those now elected to Congress. It has been the duty of those in the previous Congress as well, but they have abdicted that duty.

The first item that the new Congress should start with is 9-11. If they began there, much of the modus operandi of what came later would be made clear. For instance: not long ago, it was shown that the Pentagon lied to the 9-11 Commission on several points. There are dozens of other points that were ignored by that commission that should be investigated, and this time Bush and Cheney should be put under oath and questioned in public.

I don't think it will ever be re-opened and investigated thoroughly because I believe there were Dems involved as well as the other side.

Then of course there is:

2. Deceiving Congress and the people in taking the country to war in Iraq.

3. Directing an illegal domestic wiretapping program and other surveillance of Americans.

4. Permitting and condoning the use of torture or cruel treatment of detainees.

5. Showing reckless indifference to human life in the face of Hurricane Katrina.

6. Inadequately equipping U.S. soldiers.

7. Insufficiently planning for the occupation of Iraq.

8. Covering up his war deceptions with the leak of misleading classified information, leading to the outing of a CIA agent.

Bu$hCo and the previous Repig Congresses have a LOT to answer for.

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"Bush is the first President to admit to an impeachable offense."

- John Dean, former Counsel to the President (Nixon)

The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.

davidmc

Indeed. They wouldn't be able to cry "foul" because they spent $250 million tax-payers money to prove that, yes, our last President was in fact attracted to women Nice going Repub's They have bankrupted the country w/ their rapacious legislation benefitting the select-few of our society. The funny part is, those of thier ilk who believe that they are "rich" when they have a net worth of $1 milion-that's funny Do you know how much the President errr...I mean the Vice President's net worth is

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12318056/

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I'm completely in favor of the separation of Church and State. My idea is that these two institutions screw us up enough on their own, so both of them together is certain death.
George Carlin
US comedian and actor (1937 - )

Colorado Ryder

Kind of forgot about the 6.87 million donation to charity! Can you believe it! Evil Cheney donated over 6 million to charity. He is indeed the anti-christ.

davidmc

When millions are counted in terms of 100's, it puts less of a dent in one's savings. Also, donations are tax-deductible I would suspect that the "anti-christ"...errr...or rather-as I like to refer to him as-"The dark Lord" is well aware of this fact

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I'm completely in favor of the separation of Church and State. My idea is that these two institutions screw us up enough on their own, so both of them together is certain death.
George Carlin
US comedian and actor (1937 - )

lyotard

his charity during his lifetime cannot offset his wake of inflicting man-made disasters.

as for the apropos reference, for a title, i am leaning towards "despot"...

esp. considering the antonym of of despotism, which just happens to be "democracy".

www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Despotism


Just checking in, carry on.

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Colorado Ryder

His tax return had a AGI of about 8 million. He donated 6 million to charity. He may be the dark lord. But I wonder if George Soros donates 75% of his AGI to charity.

Wurm

On Dick(less) Cheney's income, far more important is where he gets it from, and the enormous conflict of interest/cronyism derived.

You get 3 guesses, and the first 2 don't count. Hint: it starts with an "H".

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"Bush is the first President to admit to an impeachable offense."

- John Dean, former Counsel to the President (Nixon)

The aim of big corporations is to separate fools from their money all of the time and ordinary folks from their money most of the time. The rest of us must fend for ourselves.

bulaboy

WOW Robert Shetterly really nails it!