January 6th, 2008 by CD
Simply wonderful, the video speaks for itself. War Crimes, violating the constitution…I say impeachment is in order.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1wqHgB1UDk[/youtube]
January 6th, 2008 by CD
The main stream media (MSM) is alive and well as it has excluded Dennis Kucinich from last night’s debate by ABC whose parent company is Walt Disney. Let’s not be fools, the MSM will pick the next president. Let’s get out there and show our support anyway we can for Dennis Kucinich.
http://www.dennis4president.com
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyQo5ZrYbSM[/youtube]
January 4th, 2008 by CD
This is of no surprise that Hillary Clinton would not hold Bush accountable for his illegal actions during his term if she was elected President.
Listen to the interview: (Real Audio)
Excerpt: ROBERT PARRY: Right, but if he indeed is telling the truth—and I presume they have talked about this—that if the first thing, as he put it, she would do would be to have him and George H.W. Bush go off on this worldwide trip, it suggests again an unwillingness to really hold this administration, the second Bush administration, accountable. There are many serious issues that will be left hanging, in terms of possible criminal proceedings against this president: his involvement with torture, the possibility there was obstruction of justice in terms of investigations of things like that, the pending issues about Valerie Plame and her exposure, and any number of others. So you have—you can have either an effort to really dig into that and hold them accountable, or you can have this effort to sort of all be in this together and sweep it under the rug and move on, which seems to be what Bill Clinton is talking about.
January 4th, 2008 by CD
Independent journalist Allan Nairn and American Conservative correspondent Kelley Beaucar Vlahos discuss a little-addressed facet of the 2008 campaign: many of the top advisers to leading presidential candidates are ex-U.S. officials involved in atrocities around the world.
Source: Democracy Now
January 3rd, 2008 by CD
Hummm I found this interesting article today. I can’t say it is much suprise to me but it would be easy to see how fraud could take place.
By Christopher Bollyn
The Iowa caucus is only a few days away and the nation’s attention will be directed to the results, which signify the beginning of the U.S. presidential race. But does anyone watch who tallies the results of the Iowa caucus?
The Iowa caucus results were tallied in 2004 by a company that is headed by a man whose company was bought by Elron Electronics, the Israeli defense firm. I suspect that it will be the same this year. Don’t expect to see any grassroots political activists doing the tally in Iowa. The Israeli defense establishment takes care of that part of the American “democratic” election process.
VOXEO
In the summer of 2004, I first learned that a foreign and out-of-state company using Interactive Voice Response (IVR) technology tallied the Iowa caucus results.
The system used to tally the 2004 Iowa caucus results was provided by a company called Voxeo, which was apparently based in Orlando, Florida. (Yellow flag goes up in the mind of those familiar with Orlando and electronic vote fraud history. See Bollyn article on Wang below.)
The calls from the nearly 2,000 caucus centers in Iowa went to a Voxeo call center in Atlanta, Georgia.
On January 31, 2005, I wrote to Michelle Bauer, Iowa’s Secretary of State with some questions about the use of Voxeo, a foreign company located in Florida, to tally the results of the Iowa caucus:
January 2nd, 2008 by CD
Well, Rep. Henry Waxman still doesn’t support impeachment. However, this is what the people have to say. A round of applause to the attorney at the end who gave a great comment and was supported by the people attending the meeting!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X_GQCjSzCk[/youtube]
January 2nd, 2008 by CD
My heart goes out to the families and victims of this massacre.
A mob torched a Kenyan church on Tuesday, killing villagers cowering inside, as the death toll from ethnic riots triggered by President Mwai Kibaki’s disputed re-election soared to nearly 200.
The opposition said around 250 people had died.
In the most grisly incident, about 30 people died when fire engulfed a church near Eldoret town where scores of Kibaki’s Kikuyu tribe had taken refuge in fear of their lives.
The attack revived traumatic memories in east Africa of the slaughter in churches of tens of thousands of victims of Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, and the mass suicide of hundreds of Ugandan cult members in a church fire in 2000.
Police, reporters and a senior security official said the blaze at the Kenya Assemblies of God Pentecostal church was deliberately started by a gang of youths.
Witnesses said charred bodies, including women and children, were strewn about the smouldering wreckage.
‘This is the first time in history that any group has attacked a church. We never expected the savagery to go so far,’ police spokesman Eric Kiraithe said.
Reinforcements were being rushed to the area to arrest all troublemakers ‘regardless of their status in society’, he said.
