Should George Dubya's hands be chopped off for stealing Iraqi oil?
362578
I miss the torturing days. Yea sure go right ahead, and chop his head off while you're at it.... it's not like he's using it anyways.
679557
Get rid of George Bush
221049
George dubya is an idiot and should be impeached before someone else dies beacause of him! Oh wait, we're too late...
441160
I'm pretty sure the War Pigs are salivating just think about the possibilities, but even George knows that it would kill him in the polls, and he's spread our forces too thin to cover it.\n\nSo, no.
341644
His behavior cannot be justified as it is based in greed. Not much is made of the memo here in the states by the so called liberal press. He was looking to go to war with Iraq any way he could but his decision is immersed in the oil fields not the people. He don't care about our people, why would he care about them.
166417
No,i dont think its moral at all.I believe very strongly that Bush had an alterier motive to all of this.\nWhat my believe is that,America might be in debt to the Saudhi's.A large percentage of Saudhi money is running the US economy.Meaning the US is liable to the Saudhi's.\nUnable to pay the debts which may have run the Bush campaign or any other endeavour,this war might have been started on the pretence of WMD in Iraq.And Iraq is an oil rich country,something that can be exploited.\nSo now after victory,America has oil to drill and money comming in and also the Saudhi's will have a share of this amount,satisfying their outstanding amount.\nIts all political.This is just my guess,i dont know it if its true or not.But it does seem logical and rational.
300332
I suspected Greasy was trying to line up statements justifying the invasion of Iraq, but he claims he's not and added a negative for the chaotic democracy, that if you speak out you're more likely to be assassinated.  I'm still pointing out that the analogy to Iraq--intended or not--is not accurate.  The forces of democracy also face a military occupation that is widely detested, and infiltration by violent radical foreigners, and you're in danger of sliding into poverty because the economy is falling apart.\n\nIf I pretend this isn't a question about Iraq but a generic country, I'd take the chaotic democracy because most countries aren't as dysfunctional as Iraq is now, and in a fluid situation there is more hope for improvement than in a static situation such as a powerful dictator in total control.  Russia had chaotic democracy for a while and regressed to something like a Latin American pseudo-democracy, but I'd rather have lived through that than Stalin's or Brezhnev's regimes.\n\nI will still point out that the US has a shameful record of trading freedom for supposed security after 9/11.  The authors of the Bill of Rights would be disturbed to see a president repeal large chunks of it by fiat.  Anyone who voted for Bush in 2004 and now dares to lecture the Iraqis about how they should value freedom over security is profoundly hypocritical or uninformed.
826847
it is worse than a huge mistake. it is a war crime. bush/rove/cheney (the real axis of evil) should be tried as war criminals for their actions in iraq and afghanistan.
403614
He probably is guilty as charged. I would hate to be in scooters shoes. Bush will be out to get him now. But the truth is cleansing.
992981
Personally, I would say no as our foreign policy has historically been an extension of US corporate interests since the Spanish-American War and in earlier times the cover for the wealthy to steal land. The neocon corporatists had their eyes set on Iraq years before 911. 911 provided the rationale to invade Afghanistan for the payback. The next move (invasion and occupation of Iraq) can only be explained as a continuation of our historical foreign policy because the rationales this government paraded before us did not make one bit of sense to me. \nIt's about the oil or actually the ability to curtail production enough for record profits for oil companies and prices at the pump that the sheep do not like.
1158681
Great question and just another illustration of Bush's hypocrisy, such as how we are bringing "freedom" to the Iraqis while reducing freedom in America (i.e. wiretaps, patriot act, incarcerating terminally ill cancer patients)\n\nFYI - Alaskans receive money every year for "their" share of the Alaskan oil reserves
667223
I know a Bush that could and should be impeached.
147811
I don't think he should be held responcible for what others have done. I think he should be impeached, then arrested and tried in a world court for his crimes against humanity for starting and unjust war in the first place, and then keeping prisinors off shore without due process. If convicted he should be sentenced to life in prison without parole.
690232
Unfortunately in the eyes of the law its murder....but it should be justifiable,Just as Bush justifies every law hes broken, every lie hes told to turn it around and say its it our countries best interest... I should also add its justifed when your property or life depends on it.  That goes for many other circumstances well apart from the borders of this country.
618775
Well he should be impeached for a myriad of reasons, stealing the election is only the tip of the iceburg!
693048
All of the above, maybe Dennis Hastert, Speaker of the House, or Dick Cheney, Vice president of the United States, he and Scooter could share a jail cell for treacherousness, Kenny Boy and Bush's brain could share another beside them, \nshame on them all, for betrayal of their country and shame on George W. Bush for putting his corrupt cronies in positions of power. He is so incompetent, he should be impeached for the sake of all American citizens, and especially our veterans.
52107
First off, The entire iraqi war on terror was in part to protect the oils assets. Which means the Bush family fortune.\nYes it is a scam. Why else would oil commpany executives and CEOs be questioned and put ontrial and even scolded by our congress. They are making "Not billions" but Trillions of dollars off of common people while our government fabricates things to protect the oil assets. Are they truly in danger? Who knows.\nIts one huge cover up. Europe is used to paying 6 dollars per gallon. So we don't get any sympothy from them at all. They say quite your snivveling. but the truth is we are the ones getting scammed big time! is there anything we common folks can do about it, probably not or at least I am not sure.