No 2, 2003

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		No 2, 2003

07 Feb 2012, 05:50 PM

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Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Ashcroft are asked to resign

Since last November University of Illinois Professor of International Law Francis Boyle has commenced his campaign to impeach George W. Bush to stop the U.S. unilateral aggression towards Iraq. The foundations for impeaching cites violations of Constitutional and international law as well as breaches in U.N. Charter. Additionally, Bush has exceeded the powers of his office, prepared and conspired to commit war crimes in violation of the Hague and Geneva Conventions. The resolution also includes the establishment of an American police state.

Boyle is internationally renowned for his defense of human rights and has been a legal consultant to countries fighting for independence.

The impeachment process is in discussion nationwide even if the mainstream media hardly covers it.

If you are interested in supporting the impeachment or if you are looking for more detailed information:
www.votetoimpeach.com

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IRAQ MILITARY EXECUTING BRITISH PRISONERS 27 March

Blair used the podium of a globally televised Camp David press conference with George Bush to announce to the world that 'Iraq has executed British prisoners.' According to the PM, Iraqi gunmen killed sapper Luke Allsopp and Staff Sergeant Simon Cullingworth during an ambush of their vehicle in southern Iraq.

Mr Blair had said that the television footage showed an 'atrocity' that was 'beyond the comprehension of anyone with an ounce of humanity in their souls'.

Within hours of Blair's remarks, Mr Allsopp's sister revealed that she had been told by the colonel from his barracks that her brother had died 'instantly' in the ambush. Michael Pawsey, Sapper Allsopp's stepfather, said that as far as the family was concerned he was killed in action.

Source: http://www.hotpolitics.com/SQUIRMS/S3_29_03.htm