Monday, June 18, 2007
A Tidy Summary
I have been looking for a complete list of the current White House administration's crimes against the U.S. Over at Dangerous Intersection, Erich Vieth posted a link to a list that mostly fits the bill. It's called "What Every American Should Know About Iraq" by David Michael Green. Now, if we could just include the denial of habeas corpus, the crap people have to put up with at airports in the name of security, the wire tapping of U.S. citizens, the Iraq Oil Bill, the diversion of Presidential business emails by Karl Rove through private email carriers, and the fiasco with the Attorney General's Office and U.S. Attorneys, etc., etc., plus any crittery things this administration's done that we don't know about yet, we could build a good case for treason. Lest you think that treason is too strong a word, here's the dictionary definition: "1: the betrayal of a trust: treachery 2: the offense of attempting by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which the offender owes allegiance . . . ." I'd say the Bush Administration has been trying to overthrow the U.S. government for some time now, wouldn't you?
Labels: dangerous intersection, david michael green, erich vieth, george w. bush, iraq, karl rove, treason
