Former President George H.W. Bush hospitalized after contracting infection, spokesman says

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UnBreakable

Rolls eyes.

After you roll your eyes, do you shut them to the truth?

originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13

There is only 1 judge we all find that out eventually. I recommend you all keep this in mind.

That not enough of a certainty that we should ever leave criminals to be unpunished for their crimes against their fellow men,

a reply to: eNumbra

Agreed. But Bush has lost his life-mate, is restricted to a wheelchair, and is likely dying. What greater punishment that we are capable of inflicting would you have him endure?

TheRedneck

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: eNumbra

Agreed. But Bush has lost his life-mate, is restricted to a wheelchair, and is likely dying. What greater punishment that we are capable of inflicting would you have him endure?

TheRedneck

To be exposed and Tried for the Murderous, Treacherous old Villain that he is... Also his offspring.

originally posted by: iWontGiveUP
Fighter Pilot US NAVY WW2
Head of CIA
VICE-POTUS (8 years)
POTUS (4 years)

Hell of a resume!

Putin ain’t got nothing on Mr Bush

I posted my theory in the Q thread, and I've been hesitating to post it elsewhere, but here goes:

This Thursday is April 26th, when Trump is supposed to declassify the rest of the files on the Kennedy Assassination. It is widely believed that the CIA had a hand in Kennedy's death. Bush was an agent at the time of the assassination, and was the head of the CIA during the House Select Committee investigations.

I wonder if the upcoming files will prove Bush's involvement in the cover-up, or perhaps even the original assassination. Bush killed Barbara so she would never learn the truth. Reports that Barbara was in failing health appeared only hours before her death. If the upcoming info is really damning, Bush may be planning to commit suicide, with his death being attributed to the infection.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: eNumbra

Agreed. But Bush has lost his life-mate, is restricted to a wheelchair, and is likely dying. What greater punishment that we are capable of inflicting would you have him endure?

TheRedneck

To face a #ing trial for his crimes, the truth be exposed for what it is; who cares if he lives to be punished or not, being old, sick, and sad is not an extenuating circumstance for justice.

a reply to: andy06shake

LOL.

You misunderstood completely what I said. Maybe you should read the message I replied to before commenting.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan


Bush killed his wife? Blimey, you Yanks really have it in for your Presidents/ex Presidents.

I almost think you lot might deserve them.

a reply to: maya27

a reply to: eNumbra

So much hate... over how best to defile ashes...

I normally agree with you both. But today you go to a place I cannot follow. Vengeance is not justice.

TheRedneck

a reply to: vinifalou

Don't know about that, you said

"He might never gave a sheesh for all the billions people in the world."

Operative word being "might".

There is simply no might about it, he did not give a rats arse for all the millions of people in the world, nor the pain, misery, and strife they suffered down to his actions and commands.

So we should not give a rats arse for him or his feelings.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: jumanji

Can we try beating him?
Like with sticks and stones?
Belts?
Fists?
Taking suggestions.

Good idea. However, it's a bit late for that.. You should have woken up much sooner.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: maya27

a reply to: eNumbra

So much hate... over how best to defile ashes...

I normally agree with you both. But today you go to a place I cannot follow. Vengeance is not justice.

TheRedneck

This isn’t vengeance, this is at best, not giving a crap about emotional appeals for a criminal.

I have to say, I feel a bit insulted to be shamed for wanting a criminal to see a courtroom before he takes his secrets to the grave.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: Sillyolme

Sympathy for the family, but he was a lying warmonger who led my country into conflict which killed many innocent people.

Seriously? He was one of the mellower presidents when it came to bombing other countries. Kuwait was a no brainer.

I hope he burns in hell, if there is such a place.

Ah. Just spread the love pumpkin.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: maya27

a reply to: eNumbra

So much hate... over how best to defile ashes...

I normally agree with you both. But today you go to a place I cannot follow. Vengeance is not justice.

TheRedneck

I can only speak for myself here. I am a Scot. There is no hate in this for me, only a strong desire that the American people come to know the truth, and waken up from all the brain washing, lies and deception that has prevailed for so long in Americas history.

a reply to: eNumbra

This isn’t vengeance

Really?

I feel a bit insulted to be shamed for wanting a criminal to see a courtroom before he takes his secrets to the grave.

No shaming intended. I wanted the same, but that ship has sailed. If you could provide indictments today, he would never survive to see a courtroom.

It is ending. I'm sorry.

TheRedneck

a reply to: eNumbra

I know. And this is ATS too... Sheesh.

The Bushs were/are knee deep in many of the things we can consider wrong with this country, but I still wish him and his family the best.

We cannot let our "hate" blind us from the fact that these people are human too.

a reply to: maya27

There is no hate in this for me, only a strong desire that the American people come to know the truth, and waken up from all the brain washing, lies and deception that has prevailed for so long in Americas history.

May history be the judge that provides you (and me as well) with satisfaction then.

No courtroom can do so now.

TheRedneck

a reply to: TheRedneck

Here's hoping it all spills out. Sooner rather than later.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: eNumbra

This isn’t vengeance

Really?

I feel a bit insulted to be shamed for wanting a criminal to see a courtroom before he takes his secrets to the grave.

No shaming intended. I wanted the same, but that ship has sailed. If you could provide indictments today, he would never survive to see a courtroom.

It is ending. I'm sorry.

TheRedneck

Then nothing will ever change.

Nothing will ever change if the force of will cannot be managed to stick it out though the bad guys being on their death beds. Time passes, important historical aspects become footnotes, and the world forgets, because nobody can be bothered.

I can understand wanting to show sympathy for the family, inspite of who the bush clan is, as I’m sure there are some who had no part in their crimes of heir fathers and grandfathers... but considering who we’re talking about I just cannot see it as much more than “thoughts and prayers”, “virtue-signaling” that gets derided to hard so often here on ATS.