Movement to Impeach Bush and Nazi Cabinet Underway
{Editor's Note: I'm getting E mail from different sources citing a growing
interest to impeach the Selected One. Not a bad idea. The votetoimpeach web
site apparently was created by Ramsey Clark. I would think hard before sending
money. Read more below. Ken Adachi]
Source #1:
From DJ Smith <djsmith9@pacbell.net>
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/impeachbushmovementunderway16mar03.shtml
March 16, 2003
There has been an overwhelming response to the announcement of the grassroots
campaign calling for the impeachment of George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald
Rumsfeld and John Ashcroft for high crimes and misdemeanors. So far more than
100,000 people have voted for impeachment online. Many more are signing petitions
calling for impeachment. This is an effort of widespread grassroots democracy.
We can see from the recent months that the grassroots peace movement has become
a major factor in world politics. We, the people, are making a difference.
The next step in the grassroots impeachment effort is to launch a massive
public education campaign through placement of the people's call to impeach
full-page ad in major media outlets around the country. You can read the main
text (no graphics) of the VoteToImpeach ad by clicking here. Or you can download
a pdf version of the ad, suitable for printing, by clicking here. A scaled-down
full color image of the ad should appear in the box to the right, if not,
please visit our web page to see the ad.
The VoteToImpeach ad campaign needs your financial help now. Your contribution
will help place this full page ad in the New York Times and other major media
outlets. At this urgent time we are seeking to have this ad appear in the
next few days.
The suggested contribution is $200. If you can donate another amount, and
all donations are needed, it will help the impeachment movement grow quickly.
Please click here to make an on-line contribution through our secure server.
If you prefer to write a check, please make it payable to VoteToImpeach and
mail it to VoteToImpeach c/o 1901 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 607, Washington,
DC 20006.
Click here to read the main text of this Impeach Bush ad. http://www.votetoimpeach.org/ad_text_only.htm
The U.S. Constitution provides the means for preventing George W. Bush from
engaging in, and carrying out with impunity, crimes against peace and humanity
and war crimes and deprivations of the civil rights of the people of the United
States and other nations.
Members of the House of Representatives and other elected officials need
to hear and feel the pressure of the people demanding that they introduce
Articles of Impeachment. Please forward this e-mail to your friends and family
members and others who are outraged by the actions of the Bush Administration.
You can encourage your favorite websites to add the VoteToImpeach.org button
by adding a simple line of html code that can be found at http://www.VoteToImpeach.org/add_link.htm
.
You can also view the draft Articles of Impeachment at our web site, and
print out paper copies (pdf format) of the Impeachment petition. The petitions
will be sent to the ranking members of the House Judiciary Committee.
It is the peace and justice movement around the world that is showing leadership
and foresight in the world's events. This campaign is an important way that
George W. Bush and his administration can be held accountable for their mad
and reckless war, for their assault on the Bill of Rights, for their abuse
of power, and for other high crimes and misdemeanors.
It is up to us. Together, we can do it.
VoteToImpeach.org
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Source #2
[Editor's Note: I have to remind you that the Illuminati always controls
both sides of the aisle including 'peacemakers' and all mainstream news outlets
( such as WND). Ramsey Clark and the other national figures mentioned below
are still part of the same club, never doubt it. I see that Manny Goldstein
is thinking along the same lines when it comes to Ramsey Clark. It's like
the Better Business Bureau. Their real purpose is to protect the businesses
you might complain about, not to protect the interests of buyers. They offer
you an outlet to complain to, but effectively do nothing of substance-exactly
what they were created to do. Here we have a grassroots anti-war movement
and impeachment movement being co-opted by 'leaders' such as Ramsey Clark.
This is how the Iluminati always plays it. They put up their own boys in both
camps so they can cover all the bases. When you read FOX News, for Pete's
sake, stroking WND, that should send up red flags. When this WND reporter
tells you that Sami Al-Arian had "falsely" accused Israel of genocide
at the Washington peace rally, that should send up rockets. .. Ken Adachi]
Formal efforts are now underway to impeach President Bush over allegations
that a pre-emptive strike against Iraq constitutes "high crimes and misdemeanors,"
Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol Hill, reported today. A meeting Tuesday
assembled between 40-50 prominent liberal attorneys and legal scholars who
mulled over articles of impeachment drafted against President Bush by activists.
The two-hour session featured former attorney general-turned-activist Ramsey
Clark and took place in the downtown office of a prominent Washington tort
lawyer.
Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich.
Participants said Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., who hosted the meeting, was
the only member of Congress to attend. "We had a pretty frank discussion
about putting in a bill of impeachment against President Bush," said
Francis Boyle, an Illinois law professor who has been working on the impeachment
language with Clark. The articles of impeachment were drafted by Boyle, who
told WND that it is now a "matter of public record" that Rep. Conyers
hosted, convened and asked for the meeting, which was held at a location close
to the White House. Boyle also said that his campaign to impeach the president
is independent from that of Ramsey Clark's. In November of 2002, WND reported
that former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark had been retained by Iraq to
represent that regime's legal interests. Clark first called for impeachment
publicly at anti-war demonstrations in Washington, D.C., and later in San
Francisco. He subsequently created the Vote To Impeach website, which warns,
"Each of us must take a stand on impeachment now, or bear the burden
of having failed to speak in this hour of maximum peril."
On Jan. 18, WND was the only news organization to report that the groundwork
was being laid to impeach the president. At that time, WND reported on statements
made by Clark, former U.N. weapons inspector Scott Ritter and lawyer-activists
Mara Verheyden-Hilliard and Carl Messineo.
Verheyden-Hilliard, who was the M.C. at the Washington, D.C., anti-war protest
last year, and Messineo were the first to post legal arguments on the Internet,
accusing Bush of high crimes and misdemeanors. That was followed by the release
of a book by the two lawyers, "Empire at home: George W. Bush and John
Ashcroft v. the Bill of Rights," accusing the administration of a deliberate
and systematic erosion of civil rights. At that time, the author told WND
that many were raising questions about impeachment of Bush and said, "many
more are seriously evaluating it and discussing what mechanisms are appropriate
to it." "We need to fight by being in the streets," Verheyden-Hilliard
said, "by educating our neighbors, and taking appropriate legal action.
We can't sit back and wait for government to do the right thing." In
addition, in a previous interview with WorldNetDaily, Scott Ritter, former
U.N. weapons inspector, said the following: "I would be in favor of the
impeachment of President Bush for high crimes and misdemeanors. Murder is
a high crime and misdemeanor, and I can't think of any better definition than
murder when he talks about American service members and putting them in a
war which is not only illegal but is based on a foundation of lies."
He added, "What I would find to be grounds of impeachment is the president
lying to the American people. I believe the president has lied to the American
people. I believe the vice president has lied to the American people. And
if we go to war where American service members are killed, I think the president
should be held accountable for this judicially." The day after the WND
report, details of a former arrest for allegedly soliciting an underage girl,
although under seal, were leaked to the press. Ritter supporters called it
a political hit, while detractors called it proof of his duplicitous and untrustworthy
character. Anti-war activists recently have been emboldened by what some held
were an embarrassing series of revelations that some documents and claims
referred to by politicians as supporting the war were not what they first
were made out to be. These included the following:
Almost half of the most recent Blair "intelligence report" was
revealed to have significant portions plagiarized from a university student's
work.
Recent revelations of the text of the 1995 initial de-briefing of defector
Hussein Kamal revealed he claimed that all weapons of mass destruction had
been destroyed, and no nuclear program was underway. In addition he claimed
"Saddam's Bombmaker," Dr. Khidir Hamza, was a "professional
liar" who was so "useless" he was allowed to defect.
Iraqi workers displayed a controversial drone to the public. Labeled a threat
and "a smoking gun" by Secretary of State Colin Powell, The Washington
Post reported the drone was held together by duct tape and rubber bands and
was powered by a "weed-wacker" motor.
Ramsey Clark, the key mover behind the impeachment drive, may have his own
PR uphill battle due to his controversial past. He has been called "the
war criminal's best friend" and a tool of left-wing cultists who defend
Slobodan Milosevic, Saddam Hussein and Rwandan torturers as anti-imperialist
heroes.
Ironically, according to the same writer, "The social and cultural rights
claimed by [Ramsey Clark's] Iraqi hosts include the right to hang opponents
in public."
Manny Goldstein of New York City's underground paper The Shadow wondered
if Clark might not himself be a "ruling-class spook."
In November, WorldNetDaily produced a special investigative report on the
controversial ties of major anti-war leadership, including some of those involved
in the current push for impeachment. Anti-war activists and a handful of liberal
writers complained of the "hijacking of the anti-war movement" by
dangerous political extremists. The WND report told of links to Islamic extremist
groups and cult-like, radical Marxist/Stalinists, some of whom are pushing
for an armed overthrow of the U.S. Some leaders and speakers were shown to
be have a history of being supportive of enemy regimes of the U.S., as well
as terrorists. Groups mentioned in the article included the Revolutionary
Communist Party, USA, the International Action Center and an organizational
coalition group, A.N.S.W.E.R.
Fox News' Jim Pinkerton called the WND article a "terrific piece of
investigative journalism," while Neil Gabler labeled it "McCarthyist."
Verheyden-Hilliard labeled critical reporting "lies," charging that
the media had engaged in "heavy red-baiting."
While A.N.S.W.E.R. was founded by the International Action Center, a group
linked to the extremist Stalinist World Workers Party, A.N.S.W.E.R. defenders
say that they were an organizational umbrella group only. The statement omitted
the key fact that every protest event is controlled by A.N.S.W.E.R. because
of its organizational leadership, and as such, each protest event conveys
the didactic stances of its parent group as it seeks to "instruct"
protestors from the rally pulpit. Critics charge the key reason A.N.S.W.E.R
exists as an organizational group is so that its key leadership can achieve
a large audience for propagandist reasons that extend far beyond, and may
have little to do with, the anti-war argument.
To this end, protesters have been told that the U.S. is the foremost terrorist
threat to the world, that the U.S. must disarm completely and unilaterally,
and that all present world problems are the fault of Israel and the U.S. alone.
The suffering of the Iraqi people is blamed solely on the United States, just
as the suffering of Palestinians is blamed solely on Israel. Stung by charges
of anti-Semitism, the A.N.S.W.E.R. site now boldly proclaims that it is fighting
anti-Semitism. The mainstream media have failed to report the motives and
beliefs of many in the anti-war movement, including Clark. The following are
points that have gone largely unreported:
Clark was introduced at protest events only as a former U.S. attorney general.
No mention was made of his relationship to Iraq.
While accusing the Bush administration and Israel of Nazi-like war crimes,
Clark failed to mention his former client Karl Linnas, an ex-concentration
camp guard responsible for the murder of some 12,000 Jews.
The figurehead of the U.S. anti-war, anti-violence movement, Clark previously
defended Rwanda genocide indictee Pastor Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, who was
accused of telling Tutsis to hide in his church and then summoning Hutus to
massacre them. The genocidal leader later led killing squads in the "hell
on earth" that Rwanda quickly became.
Clark accuses Bush of having hidden oil interests in Iraq. Ironically, The
Shadow, revealed that Clark's father, while serving as attorney general under
President Truman, was a lobbyist for Texas oil interests. Truman later told
a biographer that "Tom Clark was my biggest mistake." But he insisted:
"It isn't so much that he's a bad man. It's just that he's such a dumb
son of a b----." It was later reported that Lyndon Johnson appointed
Ramsey Clark not because he was impressed with him, but because Johnson knew
that Ramsey's appointment would maneuver Tom into stepping down from the U.S.
Supreme Court.
Ex-professor Sami Al-Arian, currently indicted on terrorism charges, was
a featured speaker at the A.N.W.E.R.-sponsored pro-Palestinian march in the
capital, which falsely accused Israel of genocide. Al-Arian urged Americans
to abandon Israel and told the crowd that when Israel asks the U.S. for financial
aid, it should be given "the finger."
Clark urged associate and A.N.S.W.E.R. speaker Lynn Stewart to provide legal
defense for the "blind Sheik" Omar Abdel Kahman, later convicted
as being the mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombings and the planner
of other bombings in the U.S. Wiretap documents show that the now-indicted
Stewart aided and abetted in the passing of messages to an Egyptian terrorist
organization. That information included an order to end a cease-fire and the
message "to fight the Jews and kill them wherever they are." If
convicted, Stewart faces 40 years in prison.
WND reported on anti-war public figure C. Clark Kissinger, who writes for
and is described as a key member of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA.
The stated goal of the RCP is the armed "destruction of the imperialist
USA." Clark is the public-relations representative for the "non-violent"
anti-war Not In Our Name campaign.
While preaching "peace" at U.S. anti-war rallies, A.N.S.W.E.R leader
Brian Becker has cheered North Korea's military buildup while the protest
coalition demands that the U.S. disarm.
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