Dick Cheney Indicted..

[Uncle Remus]

If I were Joe Biden, I'd be calling a priest to perform an exorcism on the VP house.

Sage. Sage gets out the bad spirits I hear.

Sage it is.

Better include the priest too, just to make sure.

 

[Tigger Woods]

Orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr cause he is the VP?

In the first Gulf War Cheney OK'd burying Iraqi conscripts alive in the desert..That would be 15/16 year old soldiers...I have been waiting a long time. So have many others...

This frivolous indictment has nothing to do with Iraq. Cheney never OK'D burying anyone alive. That would be Saddam Hussein.

 

[LakeAriel]

This frivolous indictment has nothing to do with Iraq. Cheney never OK'D burying anyone alive. That would be Saddam Hussein.

I still have the news reports..I'll send the link tomorrow..The tanks buried them alive in the sand.

Cheney is an evil man.

 

[rentayenta]

Better include the priest too, just to make sure.

I don't think there is enough Holy Water to cleanse Cheney.

 

[Tigger Woods]

I still have the news reports..I'll send the link tomorrow..The tanks buried them alive in the sand.

Cheney is an evil man.

Great, I'll check back here tomorrow.

 

[Tigger Woods]

If I were Joe Biden, I'd be calling a priest to perform an exorcism on the VP house.

Or Biden could recite the standard exorcism, although he'd probably claim that he wrote it himself ..

 

[Master Mason]

Better include the priest too, just to make sure.

What happened to seperation of church and state?

 

[Master Mason]

Great, I'll check back here tomorrow.

It will be "unsubstantiated reports tell us"

 

[John Smith1]

I still have the news reports..I'll send the link tomorrow..The tanks buried them alive in the sand.

Cheney is an evil man.

Add cranky, gross and maniacal and you'll have the description down pat!

 

[crcormier]

http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0211/sloyan.html

What Bodies?
November 2002

by Patrick J. Sloyan

 

[DawnCt1]

...and Gonzalez



There is a God!!!!


http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

"In the March 2008 Democratic Primary, 70 percent of the Willacy County voters elected to remove Juan Guerra as Willacy County District Attorney," Cowen said in a statement. "Now, with only a few weeks left in his term, Mr.Guerra has again chosen to misuse his position in an attempt to seek revenge on those who he sees as political enemies."

Cheney spokeswoman Megan Mitchell said, "The vice president has not received an indictment."

The Associated Press reported that the indictment stems from Cheney's investment in the Vanguard Group — an investment management company that reportedly has interests in the prison companies in charge of the detention centers. It also charges Gonzales halted an investigation into abuse at the detention centers while he was attorney general.

A DA who is called a "one man circus" is your gift from God?
Secondly, should I watch for my indictment in the mail too? I have funds with Vanguard....along with hundreds of thousands of other investors.

 

[DawnCt1]

http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0211/sloyan.html

Do you mean to say that the enemy, which were referred to as "defenders", were killed in battle? That tanks had to advance through the desert with plows on the front? That reporters weren't allowed to shoot footage of blood, gore and guts? I remember a press leak that occurred during the Gulf War, (remember, the purpose was to turn back Saddam's unprovoked aggression on Kuwait?) and the press was there with lights and cameras to greet the advancing American troops. Perhaps that is why press coverage is limited in war. The biggest problem that our troops had was where to house all of those who surrendered.

 

[Charade]

http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0211/sloyan.html

War is hell.

 

[LakeAriel]

http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0211/sloyan.html

Thanks for that link..
I couldn't even read it all as I almost threw up...What I have saved is a news report. I need to get it out of mothballs as I have saved a lot of info about that little gem of a war too..Daddy Bush. Not quite the man many seem to think he was either.

Oh, and Dawn? The Iraqi' s were leaving Kuwait when we attacked...There were global negotiations going on when we invaded. We used the Ambassador to Kuwaits daughter to tearfully testify that babies were being ripped from incubators. False! and proven false post war. She wasn't even there! The headlines screamed.."We bombed them back to Armageddon!! " Another proud moment. The Kuwaitis were dancing the night away at the Sheraton in England..Remember April Glaspie? She met with Hussein and told him the US had no issue with their dispute with Kuwait.

Yes, we buried them alive and it was OK with Cheney. Then again torture IS Ok with this administration isn't it? Always was.

 

[Charade]

Thanks for that link..
I couldn't even read it all as I almost threw up...What I have saved is a news report. I need to get it out of mothballs as I have saved a lot of info about that little gem of a war too..Daddy Bush. Not quite the man many seem to think he was either.

Oh, and Dawn? The Iraqi' s were leaving Kuwait when we attacked...There were global negotiations going on when we invaded. We used the Ambassador to Kuwaits daughter to tearfully testify that babies were being ripped from incubators. False! and proven false post war. She wasn't even there! The headlines screamed.."We bombed them back to Armageddon!! " Another proud moment. The Kuwaitis were dancing the night away at the Sheraton in England..Remember April Glaspie? She met with Hussein and told him the US had no issue with their dispute with Kuwait.

Yes, we buried them alive and it was OK with Cheney. Then again torture IS Ok with this administration isn't it? Always was.

War is hell.

 

[LakeAriel]

That's why it is ALWAYS a last resort.

 

[Todd&Copper]

Waiting for Bush to be out of office is like waiting for your first kiss, your first baby, and for Hanukkah all in one! It's almost too good to be true. I feel like we hit the good karma lottery!

To me, it feel like waiting for a colonoscopy.

 

[Tigger Woods]

http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0211/sloyan.html

"Daniel and the rest of the world would not find out until months later why the dead had vanished. Thousands of Iraqi soldiers, some of them alive and firing their weapons from World War I-style trenches, were buried by plows mounted on Abrams main battle tanks. The Abrams flanked the trench lines so that tons of sand from the plow spoil funneled into the trenches. Just behind the tanks, actually straddling the trench line, came M2 Bradleys pumping 7.62mm machine gun bullets into the Iraqi troops."

When the enemy is firing a weapon at you, you've gotta stop 'em. A bullet in the head would be quicker. These were Saddam's henchmen, who had invaded Kuwait, not innocent bystanders. FYI, the Gulf war was prosecuted by Obama supporter Colin Powell, not Dick Cheney. Cheney was kept informed, but made no decisions on the battlefield. Speaking of Saddam's henchmen and people being buried alive, check out the following article. Bear in mind, the Kuwaiti soldiers mentioned were unarmed.

"BRITISH troops were racing against time last night to free prisoners believed to have been buried alive by Saddam Hussein’s fleeing henchmen.

Army engineers were called in after British officers heard scratching beneath a wrecked statue of Saddam in al-Faw. Local people said they had seen two coachloads of prisoners being sealed into a secret chamber under the site.

Hundreds of Iraqis kept a vigil yesterday as engineers with pneumatic drills and a bulldozer worked to break through a yard of concrete believed to have been poured into a stairwell leading to the dungeon.

Several British troops said they had heard a response after they stopped digging, called for quiet and knocked on the ground.

The sound of a series of scratching noises has been distinct at least twice since work started on Monday afternoon.

Lieutenant-Colonel Simon Wolsey, of 29 Commando Royal Artillery, which called in the digging teams, said: “We stopped work and knocked on the floor after ordering complete silence and I definitely heard something.

“It sounded like someone scratching at the concrete from below. A medic who was with us used his stethoscope and confirmed he heard the noise. Locals are adamant that they saw coachloads of prisoners, possibly Kuwaitis from the last war, being brought here before the coalition forces arrived.

“We have an obligation to help if there is even the slightest chance of someone being alive down there.”

Men from 59 Commando Engineers were working in shifts inside the statue’s 30ft-high hollow plinth.

Others, backed by the bulldozer, were trying to burrow in from outside.

The steel figure of Saddam, which vanished during fighting, used to dominate a huge marble, pillared amphitheatre in al-Faw town which was dedicated to the tyrant.

British troops stepped in to help after finding local people on the site tearing at the rubble with their bare hands.

Staff Sergeant George Lamplough, 35, who was among the digger teams, said: “I’ve just worked 12 hours solid trying to get through the concrete, and it’s tough going.

“We can’t be sure we’ll find anything, but we’ve shown the locals that we believe what they’ve told us and that we’re willing to help.

“Noises have definitely been heard when we’ve stopped to listen, by some of us as well as the locals. So we’ll press on as long as necessary.”

Abu Alal, 47, a shopkeeper and the town’s self-appointed mayor, said yesterday: “We are certain that people are trapped underground and are very grateful to the British for their help.

“It would be a wonderful miracle if someone came out of there alive after all this time.”

The lavish amphitheatre was opened by Saddam 13 years ago and was once adorned with fountains clad in gleaming marble.

But Mr Alal said he recalled teams of foreign engineers arriving on the site and is convinced that a secret bunker complex was installed.

He pointed out masses of heavy-duty cables leading underground and said that two of the classical-style pillars were hollow air shafts. A heavy digging tool was later fitted to a bulldozer to aid the army teams last night."

 

[DawnCt1]

Thanks for that link..
I couldn't even read it all as I almost threw up...What I have saved is a news report. I need to get it out of mothballs as I have saved a lot of info about that little gem of a war too..Daddy Bush. Not quite the man many seem to think he was either.

Oh, and Dawn? The Iraqi' s were leaving Kuwait when we attacked...There were global negotiations going on when we invaded. We used the Ambassador to Kuwaits daughter to tearfully testify that babies were being ripped from incubators. False! and proven false post war. She wasn't even there! The headlines screamed.."We bombed them back to Armageddon!! " Another proud moment. The Kuwaitis were dancing the night away at the Sheraton in England..Remember April Glaspie? She met with Hussein and told him the US had no issue with their dispute with Kuwait.

Yes, we buried them alive and it was OK with Cheney. Then again torture IS Ok with this administration isn't it? Always was.

Whether babies were being ripped from incubators is immaterial. They were an armed force, uninvited, in a country that wasn't theirs. If they were in "retreat", why didn't they surrender like their 2000 other comrades? Negotiations doesn't mean "cease fire". Alice Glaspie did not, and was not in a position to give Saddam permission to invade a neighboring country. Now I am guessing that if we kill a few hundred of the enemy while Obama is in the White House, it will be "okay" because he did it and it was "humane".
And with regard to the article, since when is "lack of evidence"..evidence?

 

[bimshire]

Cheney is an evil man.

Can anyone be worse than Darth Vader?

That's why it is ALWAYS a last resort.

'Should Always be'