Bush Protested Wherever He Goes

[babylonsister]

Bush Protested Wherever He Goes
Submitted by davidswanson on Sun, 2010-02-07 15:17.
By Sharon Tipton


Thirty protesters gathered on February 4th, in Dana Point, Calif., where George Bush received the prestigious Cardinal John J. O’Connor Pro-Life Award from Legatus a Catholic business and civics leaders group, at its annual Summit. 9/11 Truthers from Los Angeles joined us, as well as members of ANSWER-LA who drove three hours in traffic to attend, and Dee Dee Miller, a Southern California activist, and Cindy Sheehan’s sister. We all came together for the same reason – to express outrage over the awarding a pro-life award to a war criminal! Aggressive, pre-emptive war is not "pro life." George Bush deserves conviction for the war crimes of launching a war based on lies, causing the death of over a million people, including thousands of US deaths, sanctioning torture, violating the U.S. Constitution and international law, and smashing any hopes for world peace for the foreseeable future.

An earlier press conference was lightly attended but eventful and we made our presence known. The police created a “free speech” zone for us just outside the main entrance of St. Regis Resorts, where the summit was being held. And I was given an aged US Flag by a passing driver, which quickly got integrated into the protest!

A larger protest was held in the evening in front of the St. Regis. As many buses and limousines passed us while entering the Resort, we were able to remind these “leaders”, that they were honoring a war criminal that had tortured, lied, and broken the law.

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[Solly Mack]

1. k/r

[niyad]

2. k and r

[yourout]

3. As he should be....to bad it's not in prison.

[virgogal]

4. And frankly,my dear, I don't think he gives a damn.

[Catshrink]

5. I just hope he has to look at them.

When he was the pResident, he was shielded from those who disagreed with him. If he does have to look at them, it might give him pause. Nah. He never did give a shit so why should he start now?

[spanone]

6. cardinal john j. o'connor pro-life award... bwahahahahahaaa

you can't make this shit up can you?

[upi402]

7. They'll greet him as a returning hero in

HELL, when he arrives!

[CatWoman]

8. K&R

:kick:

[WhiteTara]

9. thank you one and all

I was there with you in spirit.

[DemoTex]

10. May the proverbial Hounds of Hell torment him all the days of his life.

But he actually deserves worse.

[MrMickeysMom]

11. That's at least restored my faith after learning more people are interested in Palin

I think I'll go bat shit crazy if the world doesn't wise up. It would be terrible to dumb down to the least common fascist war criminal and women who inspire from Wasilla.

[AlbertCat]

21. if the world doesn't wise up

The WORLD?

The "world" is laughing at us and scared that such a big rich country is dumbfuck crazy. All I want is for the USA to wise up.

But seriously, are Tea baggers and Palin fans that big a group? I don't think the media reflects an accurate account of these fringe followers. They report on Teabaggers and Palin all the time but the crowds just don't seem to be overwhelming when compared to, oh say, the protesters against going into Iraq....which the Media did not report on as much as the GOP freak show. Seems to me there were just as many anti Iraq War protesters as there were Glenn Beck 9/13 loons. And the War protesters were not supported by a big fake news corporation. Imagine if they had had some support.

[MrMickeysMom]

44. Valid point... my personal sampling of that population is that it's small...

... but, blown way out of control by the very media who perpetuates their own profits by printing and airing and blowing it all out of proportion.

The tea baggers are small groups and nobody talks about the after the "meetings" happen, which makes me think they're all hyped and meaningless. I mean, these are the people who have to wise up.

[donheld]

12. Good

[pleah]

13. K&R

[peekaloo]

14. He and Larva are coming to central Fl. in March.

Gonna be speechifying at a local Bible College.

Fellow protesters welcome. :-)

p.s. Palin the Palm reader is scheduled for Orlando around the same time. Decisions, decisions.

[Gregorian]

17. Larva. Haha.

Thanks for making my morning. It's also nice to see good news. Protesting McDimmy is always a good thing.

[Ticonderoga]

29. "Palin the Palmreader"

:rofl:

[Ishoutandscream2]

15. "Pro life award?" Irony alert.

[Dont_Bogart_the_Pretzel]

16. WTH??? Bush still does “free speech” zones?

Even to this day I don't understand why his handlers still keep him in a bubble!

[Echo In Light]

18. Good

[Blue Owl]

19. George W. Bu$h, WAR CRIMINAL

Sing it, babylonsister...

[myrna minx]

20. K&R n/t

[Jokinomx]

22. I hope he is hounded for the rest of his life....

although I don't believe he cares.... he will be in denial till he dies.

[lobodons]

23. While Bush is a war criminal

and I despise him and will spit on his grave, I do feel almost sorry for him as he was an ignorant dupe of Cheney who I believe is the evil mastermind behind the entire Bush presidency. Cheney is pure evil. Pure evil. The most vile person in American history.

Also, did anybody notice that Bush did not go to Haiti? HHMM???? I'd love to see him go to Spain!!!

[kestrel91316]

24. I support the "rotten tomato" treatment for him wherever he goes.

[Shining Jack]

25. My preference goes to shoe trowing but...

only if the shoes have been filled with rotten tomatoes.What a disturbing story.:(

[krabigirl]

26. Hehe, and even here in OC! lmao

[daleanime]

27. Guess I'm not a saint....

my hearts not big enough to forgive this jerk:grr:

[Ticonderoga]

28. K&R

george "Warcriminal" bu$h and all his cronies deserve the same fate doled out to Saddam Hussein.

[Jennicut]

30. Good. May he be protested for the rest of his pathetic little life.

[earth mom]

31. Meanwhile, Obama continues ALL of *'s policies and wars. nt

[JDPriestly]

32. pro-life award? George W. Bush? Is that a joke?

He who is responsible for the senseless killing of so many Iraqis?

[Echo In Light]

37. Mass. Fucking. Murderer. Period.

[RedCloud]

33. I thought Bush was doing the protesting! That would mean he can think for himself?

[winyanstaz]

34. K & R

Thanks...great post.
He needs to be held accountable. The law must be upheld for all.

[rasputin1952]

35. I wish I could have been there and opened a "Rotten Produce" stand...

miserable cretin...:grr:

[secondwind]

36. not to mention the millions of babies born around the world in impoverished

places like Bangladesh and Pakistan, and in Africa, because he had immediately shut down all the family planning clinics that Clinton had established to help poor women make the choices that were best for them.

the guy was and still is a slimeball in every sense.

[annabanana]

38. May these protests be the best of his memories

as he lies dying in a cell.

[Jokerman]

39. K & R

[davidwparker]

40. ... may it always be so

[Mojorabbit]

41. This is lovely news!

[Mad_Dem_X]

42. Pro-life...and pro-war, pro-death penalty

He's a disgusting excuse for a human being. I'm so happy that he is still drawing protestors. I hope that continues for the rest of his pathetic life!

[Boudica the Lyoness]

43. Are guns allowed at these Bush events

like they allow them for Obama events?

[thelordofhell]

45. Anyone else find it disgusting

That he's doing more for Haiti than he did for New Orleans. I mean seriously, it was torture watching his dry-drunk piss-ass face next to a real President like Bill Clinton before the super bowl. What a fucking joke dubya is.