Bush: In Complete Diabolical Liable Denial

Don't know how many of you had the displeasure of catching Bush's Propaganda Anti-Press Conference this morning -- or had the stomach to stick it out to the end.

I confess that I find it gut-wrentchingly difficult to watch and listen to any of this Cabal's players spout their squalking-point lies at me via their ultra-cooperative, boob-tube-news outlets. My language and demeanor take a definite and immediate trip to the depths of civility, to say the least. I can't help it.

At a time when it is beyond evident that this administration has broken laws, lied repeatedly, manipulated the media, utilized the most divisive and despicable of tactics (Thank you, Karl Rove) against both its opponents and the American people at large -- at a time such as this, so late in the game, it completely mystifies me that these criminals are still allowed to operate above the law, and our supposed elected representatives -- of both parties -- continue to enable them and refuse to hold them responsible by starting immediate impeachment proceedings.

Every sane, educated individual knows that these people should be investigated for a myriad of crimes ranging from prisoner mistreatment to waging illegal wars against sovereign nations to failing to uphold their oaths of office.

Yet they continue on.

What will it take for the American people to wake up? Another terrorist attack? Right before the election? Just in time for BushCo to declare marshall law -- and postpone the elections -- indefinitely?

By then, good people, it will be too late. By then, it will be game, set, match -- BushCo. Tyranny will prevail.

Wake up, people. All the warnings are there. You're being set up. Don't be fooled again. Demand impeachment now.

Photo credit: President Bush gestures as he speaks during a press conference in the Rose Garden, Friday, Sept. 15, 2006, at the White House in Washington. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)

Also See:

• Think Progress � LETTER: Powell Says Bush Plan To Authorize Torture "Would Put Troops At Risk"


• 29 Retired Admirals and Generals, Military Leaders and Former DOD Officials Urge Congress to Preserve the Geneva Conventions


• The Raw Story | Helen Thomas: Bush falls back on 'lame justification' for Iraq war


• Cenk Uygur: Call It What It Is -- Bush Wants to Torture People | The Huffington Post


• RJ Eskow: Is The Republican Party Actively Aiding And Abetting Al Qaeda? | The Huffington Post


• The Nation - Refusing to Exploit 9-11 by John Nichols


• TAKE ACTION -- Hold War Criminals Accountable


• The Absurd Season by William Rivers Pitt


• The President Goes to Capital Hill to Lobby for Torture


• Larry C. Johnson | George Bush, Whirling Dervish

  Larry C. Johnson begins: "Sid Blumenthal's new book, 'How Bush Rules: Chronicles of a Radical Regime,' provides a great benchmark for evaluating what I believe is a new phase in the Bush Presidency. Sid's collection of essays certainly documents the devious, nasty tactics Bush and his boys have employed during their tenure in the White House to date. However, several events this week suggest the act is wearing thin and may be over."

• Missy Comley Beattie | The Insecurity of Immorality

  "The betrayal of our troops by the Bush administration is immoral. The betrayal of each of us by a president who talks tough on issues of security but who has done little more than nothing to enforce protection and, instead, invaded a country with no WMD and no ties to al-Qaeda is immoral. Bush's colossal lie and mantra that "Iraq is the central front in the war on terra" is immoral," writes Missy Comley Beattie.

• CIA Learned in '02 That Bin Laden Had No Iraq Ties, Report Says - By Walter Pincus, Washington Post


• Stampeding Congress - New York Times

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