Installment Two. Character Counts
Vincent Bugliosi’s Prosecution of President Bush For Murder
All analysis is based on Vincent Bugliosi’s The Prosecution of George W. Bush For Murder
How has President Bush reacted to the hell he created in Iraq, to the thousands of lives lost and endless suffering of the survivors?
+11-3-2003 16 soldiers killed and 20 wounded in Fallouja the prior day. Bush arrives at a fundraiser smiling and glad handing contributors. The WA Post reported, “President Bush appeared to be in a fabulous mood."
+2004-2005 When Bush gave up his miles of running several times a week b/c of knee problems, Mark McKinnon, Chief media strategist & friend of Bush, said that “Bush has turned into a bike maniac.” “He’s as calm and relaxed and confident and HAPPY as I’ve ever seen him.”
+2006 “I call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. Thank you. Now watch this drive.” –Bush golfing
How was Bush’s attitude after 9/11 and the Afghan War?
+ 8-23-2002 “I have been running with a little more intensity…It helps me to clear my mind.” “It’s interesting that my times have become faster…For me, the psychological benefit [in running] is enormous. You tend to forget everything that’s going on in your mind and just concentrate on the time and distance.” …” It’s sad that I can’t run longer. It’s one of the saddest things about the presidency.”
+12-21-2001 A few months after 9/11 where 3,000 Americans were consumed by fire, some choosing to jump to their deaths, and Bush told the media, “All in all, it’s been a fabulous year for Laura and me.”
+2004 Bush jokes at a blacktie party. …there was a shot of Bush looking under furniture in the Oval Office. "Nope," he said. "No weapons over there." More laughter. Then another picture of Bush searching in his office: "Maybe under here." Laughter again.
+01-20-2005 Right in the midst of the hell on earth Bush created in Iraq, he told thousands at one of his nine inaugural Balls: “We’re having the time of our life.”
+07-2-2003 In response to a question about the military situation in Iraq, …Bush said, “There are some who feel the conditions are such that they can attack us there. My answer is bring ‘em on.”
Does it not stand to reason that if Bush were suffering over the daily killings and tragedy in Iraq, he would be working every waking hour to lessen the mounting number of casualties as well as find a way to satisfactorily end the terrible conflict?
The bottom line is that of a total of approximately 2,535 days as president, most during a time of war, Bush spent all or part of 908 days, an incredible 36% of his time, on vacation or at retreat places.
908 days of vacation = 2 ˝ years of the Bush presidency…during a time of war. Bush has the most important and demanding job in this entire land, and he has irresponsibly taken far more time off from his job to have fun during the past seven years than any worker or company executive in America!!!
What would you do if you knew your decisions from your job could affect the lives of hundreds of millions of people, what would you do if you were a responsible person who loved his country?
There really is only one answer this question. You’d knock yourself out working feverishly to learn as much as you possibly could so you could do as good a job as president as you were capable of doing.
You’d do this because you love your country and because your sense of responsibility to it would compel you to do it.
Bush does the exact opposite. He lazily relies on what his gut tells him and on what communication he can manage with his God.
Bush has no strong sense of responsibility to his country because, I maintain, he doesn’t love America. He is an extraordinarily callous, arrogant, self-centered person who does not have much concern at all for the American and Iraqi blood that flows every day in Iraq.
Of course, the ultimate act by Bush showing a lack of respect and love for this country is leading this nation into a deadly war in Iraq for no justifiable reason at all. …The son of privilege and entitlement has so little respect for the average citizen that he felt they weren’t entitled to the truth, even though he was going to fight this war with the blood of their children.
Next, Installment Three: The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder