Bush's Swiss visit off after complaints on torture

reply to post by Rob37n



George Bush is not George Galloway ... At least Galloway called out the US Congress and tore them a new one on national TV .. when he was falsely accused ...now thats balls ..!

And RT runs a small news video on it today...Stating one of the men filing charges is a former news cameraman who was held for years, with absolutely ZERO charges ever filed against him.

RT spokesman also rightfully points out that our latest criminal cabal, the Obama admin---Is carrying on all of the same war crimes as the previous despicable one:

reply to post by legalizeit


Yeah, when it came to sending our sons and daughters to Iraq to die in an unjust war, Bush had balls the size of those found hanging under a Brahma bull. Now it seems as though his balls have shrunk to the size of raisons or maybe even smaller, like the size of Cheney's heart.

reply to post by Flatfish


Yep, even though he himself was a draft-dodging coward. Almost all of these politicians who are so eager to send our people to die for they and their Elitists masters special-interest wars have never seen a day of actual combat in their own lives.

It's all about pushing pens from several thousands of miles away and making money and capturing resources to them. They are clueless as to the mass suffering they create, nor do they give a crap, because it never has anything to do with them or anyone they care about. If there were a clause to be implemented that stated every politician who eagerly approves a war or invasion must lead the first charge on the combat lines, you can bet our policies and blood-lust of these morons would change overnight, drastically.

Dumbya, like most of the rest of them, are nothing more than "telephone tough guys". Easy to act brazen when you never have to be involved in the ferocity and bloodshed you are encouraging.

This doesn’t happen more often because Cheney, Rumsfeld, John Yoo and others know better than to travel abroad.

As I’ve said before, what will ultimately happen is that these former US officials will be charged by numerous courts, perhaps even the ICC, and the United States and whoever is President at the time will not extradite them.

Meanwhile the United States will continue to demand that every other country “follow the rule of law,” and prosecute their former leaders for torture.

One nation under hypocrisy, indivisible, with liberty and justice for some.

reply to post by legalizeit


One big difference is that George Galloway was completely innocent of the charges. Those laid against George W Bush have to be tested in a court of law.