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Former Vice-Attorney General and many city councils want Bush empeached!

matchafa, Jueves, Agosto 2, 2007 - 11:04

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Last July 17 (2007), G.W. Bush signed an executive order allowing the confiscation of all belongings of a person arbitrarily judged to be related to actions supporting violence in Iraq, and all this without due process or even a judicial review.

Video of an MSNBC interview with a constitutional lawyer, and former Vice-Attorney General for Reagan, mentions this order and calls for Bush to be empeached. MSNBC also mentions that many city councils are calling for empeachment.
www.youtube.com/v/On6iO7MCziQ

A caller on C-span is censured for trying to discuss this question :
www.youtube.com/v/ug3sjs6OwgI

[ Translated by Mic from the CMAQ.]

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Asunto: 
Powerful stuff
Autor: 
Michael Lessard...
Fecha: 
Jue, 2007-08-02 11:36

Powerful stuff: the people of the US have possibly awakened.

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