Vincent Bugliosi on the Crimes of George W. Bush

The Former Liar-in-Chief should be prosecuted for his crimes. It would set a great precedent for later prosecuting the current Liar.

Charlotte Dennett, American Hero

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Bugliousi wrote his book The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder with the hope that someone, a state attorney general or even local district attorney, would take up the cause of justice and prosecute the criminal occupant of the White House. Well, someone has stepped forward, Vermont candidate for state Attorney General Charlotte Dennett. If elected she has promised to prosecute Bush for murder.

She also said she would appoint a special prosecutor and already knows who that should be: former Los Angeles prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi, the author of "The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder," a new book.

"Someone has to step forward," said Dennett, flanked by Bugliosi at a news conference announcing her plan. "Someone has to say we cannot put up with this lack of accountability any more."

Republican National Committee spokesman Blair Latoff (unsurprisingly)denounced Dennett. "It's extremely disappointing that a candidate for state attorney general is more concerned with radical left-wing provocation than upholding the law of Vermont," said Latoff. How about upholding all of the laws that Bush and his criminal gang have broken? Spokesman Blair apparently remained silent on that subject.

Current Democratic Attorney General William Sorrell stated: "The reality is, in my view, that unless the crime takes place in Vermont, then I as the attorney general have no authority under Vermont law to be prosecuting the president." Sounds like just another useless Democrat, not unlike the worthless, do nothing Democrats in Congress.

The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder

I was in the bookstore a couple of weeks ago and saw Vincent Bugliosi's new book The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder. I had remembered hearing him mention his next book during an interview about his last one, Reclaiming History, on the JFK assassination. He would not say what it was about, but that it would be on a very important topic. I was intrigued but heard nothing more until I saw the book on a table at Hastings. I was surprised as there had been no mentions of it or interviews with Bugliosi on any of the major media outlets (that I had seen anyway). Of course when servant of the almighty state/corporate establishment Tim Russert died, there was non stop coverage of the event. However, when someone of the stature of Bugliosi makes the case that we have a murderer in the White House, the "liberal" media is silent. Just as the evil Nancy Pelosi took impeachment off the table before the Demoncrats even took power after the 2006 elections, the big corporate rats media have pretended not to notice that a major work on the worst President in US history has been published.

I've felt much anger for a long time now that this man, George W. Bush, has gotten away with his terrible crimes. The injustice of it all made my blood boil, but no one seemed to want to make the case that Bush should be in prison. Until Bugliosi. After proving himself a man who cares deeply about truth and justice by writing on the Simpson murder case, the Supreme Court's Bush vs. Gore decision and the truth about the Kennedy assassination (news flash, Oswald did it and he acted alone) Bugliosi comes through with his most important work yet, because if this individual is not prosecuted then America is no longer worthy of being called a free country, or a nation that cares about truth and justice. The lying neocon hypocrite Dennis Prager, who pretends to care about those things, but in reality pushes an evil agenda of mass murder through the aggressive use of the US military, had Vincent Bugliousi on his radio show when Reclaiming History came out and wrote the following: Vincent Bugliosi's remarkable 20-year work on who killed John F. Kennedy has just been published. Containing about a million and a half words and thousands of footnotes, "Reclaiming History" is probably the most detailed examination of one moment in time ever written. He also wrote: I am deeply grateful to Bugliosi for the service he has rendered our country. But I also regret that he had to. I doubt the old white-haired fool will be saying the same about Bugliosi's new work, not after writing this: As for President George W. Bush, he did not "lie" us into war, but used the best assessments that nearly all Western intelligence agencies provided concerning Saddam Hussein building weapons of mass destruction. Listen to Bugliosi on that issue in the video below.

And on the media blackout: