Why Bush Must be Impeached

Feb 23

In this Video Bush shows off his deep mental capabilities, followed by his reason for the spy program- "if al Qaeda's calling, we want to know what they're saying." Followed by a clip from AT&T whistleblower Mark Klein.


Bush's reason sounds plausible, but the problem is that Bush's spy program 'vacuums up all internet traffic, foreign and domestic". That's not just spying on al Qaeda cells, but on millions of Americans, which is UnConstitutional, and step 2 in the Dictatorship for Dummies handbook.

This video compares Bush 2004 vs Bush 2005.

  • In 2004 he says that they still get a warrant before spying because, 'Constitutional Guarantees are in place."
  • In 2005 he says we authorized spying without warrants because, we need to act quickly.
Thus, this is video proof straight from the monkey's mouth, that he knew spying without a warrant was UnConstitutional, yet he did it anyway. Coming from someone who swore an oath to uphold the Constitution, this violation is treason.



Bush continues to claim that the spying is to protect us, yet look these stories where the targets are Quakers, peace groups, anti-war protests, Catholic Workers, etc.... Are these groups a threat to "national security"? Are they planning an attack on fellow citizens- or are they a threat to the war machine?

Police Spies infiltrate, lead anti-war protest (SF Chronicle)
Two Oakland police officers working undercover at an anti-war protest in May 2003 got themselves elected to leadership positions in an effort to influence the demonstration
Police Infiltrate Protest Groups, Incite Violence (NY Times)
On Aug. 30, 2004, during the Republican National Convention, a man with vivid blond hair was filmed as he stood on 23rd Street, holding a sign at a march of homeless and poor people. A police lieutenant suddenly moved to arrest him. Onlookers protested, shouting, "Let him go." In response, police officers in helmets and with batons pushed against the crowd, and at least two other people were arrested.

The videotape shows the blond-haired man speaking calmly with the lieutenant. When the lieutenant unzipped the man's backpack, a two-way radio could be seen. Then the man was briskly escorted away, unlike others who were put on the ground, plastic restraints around their wrists. And while the blond-haired man kept his hands clasped behind his back, the tape shows that he was not handcuffed or restrained.

Pentagon spying on Peace Groups, even Quakers (MSNBC)
Since March 2004, CIFA has awarded at least $33 million in contracts to corporate giants Lockheed Martin, Unisys Corporation, Computer Sciences Corporation and Northrop Grumman to develop databases that comb through classified and unclassified government data, commercial information and Internet chatter to help sniff out terrorists, saboteurs and spies.
ABA: Bush Signing Statements Violate Constitution (Fox News)
Bush has had more than 800 signing statement challenges, compared with about 600 signing statements combined for all other presidents, the group said.


Have you heard about Eisenhower's warning re: the military industrial complex?



This is what has happened. The story above... the pentagon hired Lockheed Martin and Northrup Gruman to spy on American citizens.... the military industrial complex is spying on us- to protect us, or their grip on power?

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