Will Bush ever be tried for his crimes on 9/11

DCal430

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Evidence has shown that the Bush administration likely knew about the 9/11 plot long before it actually happen. Wanting an excuse for his war for oil, Bush ordered the FBI to do nothing and allowed the attacks to happen.

He must have committed some crime in allowing 911 to take place, he prevented the FBI from doing its job, and willingly allowed thousands to die. So he could have his war for oil. Will any president ever step up and charge him for these crimes.
 

x26

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Evidence has shown that the Bush administration likely knew about the 9/11 plot long before it actually happen. Wanting an excuse for his war for oil, Bush ordered the FBI to do nothing and allowed the attacks to happen.

He must have committed some crime in allowing 911 to take place, he prevented the FBI from doing its job, and willingly allowed thousands to die. So he could have his war for oil. Will any president ever step up and charge him for these crimes.

I hope they don't allow you to leave your Institution w/o supervision.
 

Tidekilla115

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Evidence has shown that the Bush administration likely knew about the 9/11 plot long before it actually happen. Wanting an excuse for his war for oil, Bush ordered the FBI to do nothing and allowed the attacks to happen.

He must have committed some crime in allowing 911 to take place, he prevented the FBI from doing its job, and willingly allowed thousands to die. So he could have his war for oil. Will any president ever step up and charge him for these crimes.

"evidence" has also shown that Bigfoot is real. we had nothing to gain with a war against radical Islam it was an act of terrorism and he responded there is no reason to believe he had anything to do with it.
 

Blanky

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Conspiracy stuff.

Bush should be, but won't be, charged for his negligence--not just incompetence, negligence--in the Iraq war, and it should extend to his immediate advisers and cabinet as well. It never will, though.
 

nickqt

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While I don't buy the "Bush let it happen" argument, Bush and Friends were definitely criminally negligent.

That said, here in the US, our elected Emperors, under no circumstances, investigate the previous Emperors. As precedent, for clearly obvious reasons.
 

Greenman

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Bush won't be charged with war crimes, he won't be charged with any crimes. He can't be impeached, he's no longer president, and hasn't been for many years.
I think it's time to get over Bush.
 

rommelrommel

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Bush won't be charged with war crimes, he won't be charged with any crimes. He can't be impeached, he's no longer president, and hasn't been for many years.
I think it's time to get over Bush.

I'm not even sure he's fit to stand trial at this point.
 

ivwshane

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See what happens when you drink the koolaid for too long...your brain turns to mush.

Multiple people have been telling you that for years! Dcals post looks exactly like a lot of posts here on P&N and despite being told so, they continue posting the same nonsense.
 

DCal430

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I believe they knew as much as I believe FDR knew about Pearl.

Actually I remember learning from a history teacher that FDR did know about pear harbor and allowed it to happen as a means of getting the U.S to join the war. Very similar to what Bush did decades later.
 

OutHouse

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Actually I remember learning from a history teacher that FDR did know about pear harbor and allowed it to happen as a means of getting the U.S to join the war. Very similar to what Bush did decades later.

you are a shining example why there needs to be a "Elite Moron" title.
 

waggy

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Actually I remember learning from a history teacher that FDR did know about pear harbor and allowed it to happen as a means of getting the U.S to join the war. Very similar to what Bush did decades later.

bwhahahahahahhaha
 

DCal430

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Such much ignorance in this thread. How many of you know that Japan offered to surrender long before the atomic bombs were dropped. Truman rejected their surrender because he wanted to drop those two bombs and show Russia and the world our strength.