Re: OT Before he goes anywhere.....

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Ingrid Blank wrote:

> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that

> they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a

> must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet

> cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure

> longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American

> soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly

> dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay.

> Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful

> inhalation of the toxins.

> Ingrid

>

> The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment

> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)

>

> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/>

>

> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media

> that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre

> farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

>

>

> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of

> course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's

> villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on

> your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and

> fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon

> charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty

> with any nation.

>

> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a

> string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their

> assistants over the years.

>

> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009,

> will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of

> state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic

> prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven

> from the long arm of the law.

>

> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international

> crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in

> the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of

> torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing

> of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied

> citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic

> crimes, ranging from political use of government employees,

> conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.

>

> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf

> Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.

>

> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.

>

> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist

> tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and

> no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential

> election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years.

> There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning

> Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those

> extradition agreements.

>

> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad

> of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can

> keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their

> war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.

>

> _______________

>

> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His

> latest book is " The Case for Impeachment " (St. 's Press, 2006

> and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at

> www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government

will quietly make me vanish

Ingrid Blank wrote:

> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that

> they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a

> must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet

> cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure

> longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American

> soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly

> dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay.

> Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful

> inhalation of the toxins.

> Ingrid

>

> The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment

> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)

>

> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/>

>

> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media

> that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre

> farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

>

>

> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of

> course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's

> villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on

> your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and

> fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon

> charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty

> with any nation.

>

> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a

> string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their

> assistants over the years.

>

> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009,

> will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of

> state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic

> prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven

> from the long arm of the law.

>

> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international

> crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in

> the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of

> torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing

> of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied

> citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic

> crimes, ranging from political use of government employees,

> conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.

>

> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf

> Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.

>

> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.

>

> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist

> tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and

> no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential

> election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years.

> There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning

> Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those

> extradition agreements.

>

> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad

> of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can

> keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their

> war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.

>

> _______________

>

> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His

> latest book is " The Case for Impeachment " (St. 's Press, 2006

> and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at

> www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government

will quietly make me vanish

Ingrid Blank wrote:

> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that

> they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a

> must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet

> cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure

> longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American

> soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly

> dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay.

> Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful

> inhalation of the toxins.

> Ingrid

>

> The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment

> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)

>

> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/>

>

> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media

> that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre

> farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

>

>

> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of

> course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's

> villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on

> your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and

> fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon

> charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty

> with any nation.

>

> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a

> string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their

> assistants over the years.

>

> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009,

> will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of

> state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic

> prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven

> from the long arm of the law.

>

> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international

> crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in

> the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of

> torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing

> of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied

> citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic

> crimes, ranging from political use of government employees,

> conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.

>

> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf

> Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.

>

> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.

>

> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist

> tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and

> no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential

> election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years.

> There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning

> Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those

> extradition agreements.

>

> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad

> of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can

> keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their

> war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.

>

> _______________

>

> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His

> latest book is " The Case for Impeachment " (St. 's Press, 2006

> and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at

> www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government

will quietly make me vanish

Ingrid Blank wrote:

> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that

> they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a

> must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet

> cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure

> longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American

> soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly

> dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay.

> Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful

> inhalation of the toxins.

> Ingrid

>

> The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment

> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)

>

> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/>

>

> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media

> that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre

> farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

>

>

> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of

> course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's

> villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on

> your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and

> fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon

> charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty

> with any nation.

>

> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a

> string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their

> assistants over the years.

>

> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009,

> will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of

> state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic

> prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven

> from the long arm of the law.

>

> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international

> crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in

> the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of

> torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing

> of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied

> citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic

> crimes, ranging from political use of government employees,

> conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.

>

> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf

> Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.

>

> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.

>

> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist

> tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and

> no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential

> election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years.

> There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning

> Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those

> extradition agreements.

>

> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad

> of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can

> keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their

> war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.

>

> _______________

>

> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His

> latest book is " The Case for Impeachment " (St. 's Press, 2006

> and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at

> www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>

>

>

>

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On 5/4/08, FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHY@...> wrote:

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government will quietly make me vanish :(Ingrid Blank wrote:> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that

> they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a > must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet > cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure

> longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American > soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly > dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay.

> Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful > inhalation of the toxins.> Ingrid> > The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)

>> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/> >> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media > that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre > farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

>>> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of > course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's > villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on

> your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and > fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon > charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty

> with any nation.>> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a > string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their > assistants over the years.>

> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009, > will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of > state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic

> prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven > from the long arm of the law.>> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international > crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in

> the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of > torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing > of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied

> citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic > crimes, ranging from political use of government employees, > conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.

>> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf > Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.>> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.>

> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist > tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and > no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential

> election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years. > There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning > Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those

> extradition agreements.>> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad > of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can > keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their

> war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.>> _______________>> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His > latest book is " The Case for Impeachment " (St. 's Press, 2006

> and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at > www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>

>> >

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On 5/4/08, FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHY@...> wrote:

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government will quietly make me vanish :(Ingrid Blank wrote:> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that

> they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a > must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet > cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure

> longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American > soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly > dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay.

> Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful > inhalation of the toxins.> Ingrid> > The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)

>> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/> >> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media > that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre > farm in a remote area of Paraguay.

>>> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of > course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's > villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on

> your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and > fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon > charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty

> with any nation.>> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a > string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their > assistants over the years.>

> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009, > will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of > state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic

> prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven > from the long arm of the law.>> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international > crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in

> the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of > torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing > of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied

> citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic > crimes, ranging from political use of government employees, > conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.

>> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf > Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.>> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.>

> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist > tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and > no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential

> election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years. > There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning > Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those

> extradition agreements.>> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad > of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can > keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their

> war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.>> _______________>> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His > latest book is " The Case for Impeachment " (St. 's Press, 2006

> and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at > www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>

>> >

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I heartily agree. I find myself feeling the very same way, Ingrid! ~~Ruth

Re: OT Before he goes anywhere.....

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On 5/4/08, FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHYaol> wrote:

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government will quietly make me vanish :(Ingrid Blank wrote:> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that > they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a > must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet > cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure > longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American > soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly > dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay. > Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful > inhalation of the toxins.> Ingrid> > The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)>> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/> >> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media > that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre > farm in a remote area of Paraguay.>>> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of > course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's > villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on > your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and > fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon > charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty > with any nation.>> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a > string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their > assistants over the years.>> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009, > will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of > state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic > prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven > from the long arm of the law.>> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international > crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in > the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of > torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing > of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied > citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic > crimes, ranging from political use of government employees, > conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.>> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf > Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.>> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.>> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist > tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and > no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential > election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years. > There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning > Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those > extradition agreements.>> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad > of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can > keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their > war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.>> _______________>> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His > latest book is "The Case for Impeachment" (St. 's Press, 2006 > and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at > www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>>> >

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I heartily agree. I find myself feeling the very same way, Ingrid! ~~Ruth

Re: OT Before he goes anywhere.....

Join the club!

With all my anti (almost everything that curbes my God-given freedom) comments floating around on the Internet, I am sure that someone is watching my highly dangerous "terrorist" moves and to put it in Rhett 's words "ly my dear, I don't give a damn"!

On 5/4/08, FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHYaol> wrote:

I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government will quietly make me vanish :(Ingrid Blank wrote:> vaccinate him with all childhood vaccines in one go and make sure that > they contain thimerosal! The anthrax and smallpox vaccine is also a > must and will react beautifully with aspartame contained in the diet > cokes he loves to gobble. A good dose of depleted uranium will ensure > longlividity (of all the potential cancers he subjected American > soldiers and innocent civilians to). Oh, and don't forget the highly > dangerous Californian moth he is bound to carry into Paraguay. > Repeated spraying from close range will guarantee successful > inhalation of the toxins.> Ingrid> > The Bush Family's Bad Latin Real Estate Investment> by Dave Lindorff Page 1 of 1 page(s)>> http://www.opednews.com <http://www.opednews.com/> >> Back in late 2006, it was widely reported in the Latin American media > that President Bush, or perhaps his old man, had bought a 100,000-acre > farm in a remote area of Paraguay.>>> What struck people at the time was the choice of country. Paraguay, of > course, has gained a certain Club Med status among the world's > villains and criminal elements as the place to go when the law's on > your tail. The country, ruled for six decades by the dictatorial and > fascist Colorado Party of Gen. Alfredo Stroesser, an almost cartoon > charicature of a Latin American dictator, has no extradition treaty > with any nation.>> That's why it has long harbored aging Nazis, bank robbers, and a > string of ousted or retired Latin American dictators and their > assistants over the years.>> Given that President Bush, once he leaves office on January 20, 2009, > will no longer have the diplomatic immunity conferred upon heads of > state, or the Constitutional protection against indictment by domestic > prosecutors, it makes sense that he would be looking for a safe haven > from the long arm of the law.>> After all, they guy is guilty of a huge laundry list of international > crimes, from the Crime Against Peace and Conspiracy against Peace in > the UN Charter, to Geneva Convention violations like approval of > torture of prisoners, collective punishment of civilians, the killing > of children and child soldiers, the failure to protect occupied > citizens, the use of banned weapons, etc., etc., and also of domestic > crimes, ranging from political use of government employees, > conspiracy, treason, lying to federal officials, defrauding Congress, etc.>> No wonder he wants to do what Klaus Barbie, f Mengele and Adolf > Eichmann did, and hole up in Paraguay.>> Only trouble is, Paraguay may not be such a safe haven for long.>> Last month, a former Roman Catholic Bishop with leftist, populist > tendencies, Lugo, surprised almost everyone in Paraguay, and > no doubt President Bush, by winning the national presidential > election, ousting the Colorado Party for the first time in 61 years. > There is talk that among other things, Lugo is thinking of returning > Paraguay to the community of nations, by signing some of those > extradition agreements.>> If he does that Bush may be stuck having to hide behind his rump squad > of Secret Service agents down at the Crawford Ranch, hoping they can > keep the process servers from Brattleboro and Marlboro, VT, with their > war crimes arrest warrants, at bay.>> _______________>> DAVE LINDORFF is a Philadelphia-based journalist and columnist. His > latest book is "The Case for Impeachment" (St. 's Press, 2006 > and now available in paperback edition). His work is available at > www.thiscantbehappening.net <http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/>>> >

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>Join the club! >With all my anti (almost everything that curbes my God-given freedom) >comments floating around on the Internet, I am sure that someone is watching >my highly dangerous "terrorist" moves and to put it in Rhett 's words >"ly my dear, I don't give a damn"! >On 5/4/08, FORCED ANARCHY wrote: > > I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government > will quietly make me vanish :(ly this is IMO probably the only reason the "free expression" internet still exists. For TPTB to track us...what we know, what social trends are, even the ability to target and document any individual's belief system. This is especially useful to them once certain beliefs are jailable as "dissident" behavior ala the Homegrown Terrorism and Violent Radicalization Act which has PASSED the House and is now brewing in the Senate and almost certainly will

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>Join the club! >With all my anti (almost everything that curbes my God-given freedom) >comments floating around on the Internet, I am sure that someone is watching >my highly dangerous "terrorist" moves and to put it in Rhett 's words >"ly my dear, I don't give a damn"! >On 5/4/08, FORCED ANARCHY wrote: > > I am going to give a huge AMEN to this and tomorrow the US government > will quietly make me vanish :(ly this is IMO probably the only reason the "free expression" internet still exists. For TPTB to track us...what we know, what social trends are, even the ability to target and document any individual's belief system. This is especially useful to them once certain beliefs are jailable as "dissident" behavior ala the Homegrown Terrorism and Violent Radicalization Act which has PASSED the House and is now brewing in the Senate and almost certainly will

pass...then we'll be S.O.L. and it's time to find a new country to live in , folks.best, Liora in China Liora Pearlman Moderator, Beiing Organic Consumers' Association (BOCA) beijing_organic_consumers for President

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