Should Bush be sentenced to treason and Queen Elizabeth II be restored to her rightful throne?
608218
Personally, I do not find him needing to be tried for, er, treason...but, hey...\n\n...Well, I must naturally base this turn of events around how it may benefit me - would this mean that we would suddenly find an influx of attractive British ladies in America, with those cute accents and all?\n\nIf so, sure! Sounds great to me!
257079
It was not for want of trying that Bush and Blair failed to find a real reason.   To attack Iraq will go down in history as the dumbest move ever.   Sorry - the second dumbest : the first was to take Saddam alive AND PUT HIM ON TRIAL!!   This farcical process matches the one against Slobodan Milosovich at the Hague and is going the same way, with a fairly good- and straight-looking defendant outshining his prosecutors in every way, just as Milosovich did at the Hague, and Goring and Streicher did at Nuremberg (another kangaroo court).
808622
Uh, no- Bush was elected for his second 4 year term.  Bush will be forced out of office by law in 2 more years.  A person can only be president 2 times, then they're banned for life by federal law
319593
2 (Elizabeth and Charles)\nBut in my opinion Prince Charles should just step down and let William take his place.
998773
Its about time! They should be held in contempt for breaking the law, I want them all giving each other head in prison. They are not heroes, they are gay. George Washington just broke the law of another country and should be in jail right now. They are all dead but serves them right they needed to be sentenced to life in prison, anyway. Sacajewea is a pussy and assisted in treason. Lewis and Clark conspired against their own country, and Sacajewea was just an Indian she should not be on American currency for breaking an international law. This is bull shit.
590901
Assuming the Democrats have the courage of their convictions to act decisively and without fear of reprisal, I would like to see them go after the vile bush and his entire administration of criminal scum (beginning but not ending with cheney, rumsfeld and piggy-man rove). I want impeachment trials, soon to be followed by (very public) criminal trials. \n\nAnd yes, by all means, let's finally have at the evil all-powerful corporations who basically control our completely corrupt system of government, to say nothing of our lives. Going after the religious right is also perfectly justified, especially those churches and organizations who have benefited from the so-called faith-based initiative. \n\nI want jail time for these villains. I want vengeance. I want blood. These hateful people have destroyed this country and my own faith in it. There can be no worse crime than that. Hmmm, we are at war... and treason in time of war is punishable by execution... bush, cheney, rumsfeld, piggy-man... I wonder if we can put their fat heads on pikes like they used to do at the Tower of London? ;)
1127324
I definitely think that they deserve a trial.  If they are found guilty, then something can be done with them, rather than detaining them indefinitely in prison.  If they are found innocent, then the country needs to make reparations to them for falsely imprisoning them for months/years.\n\nThere seems to be some sort of misunderstanding as to whether these people are POWs.  This is being litigated right now, but it is my instinct that they are not.  They were not captured on the battle field.  Many were ripped right out of their homes in the US.  This doesn't mean that they are innocent men and women, but it does make them the same as a person who is arrested for burglary, for example.  As a wartime president, Bush does not have the power to override the constitution.  The Supreme Court has held this time and time again.  They deserve a trial.
899834
Have the entire Bush familey put in prison, and make it illegal to be a republican or a X-tian.
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.
213555
Not good enough.\n\nHe should be tried for treason and the proper punishment meted out.
1037921
I absolutely do not think that Tony Blair and George Bush should be tried for anything whatsoever ... they are brave, courageous gentlemen who have placed themselves in harms way out of love for their respective countries and humankind ...\n\nIt is difficult to understand fully the plight of war; however, this is a necessary one, an extremely important and necessary one ... \n\nEach and every time I read that one of our beloved guys have been murdered in the Middle East I sit and shed tears of sorrow; yet, nonetheless, I know that it is necessary ... sometimes I get 'mad' at President Bush ... I think \n"what is he doing" ... "what has he done" ... but then I realize that what he has done will make life so much easier down the road ... of course, realizing that we will always have a presence in the Middle East forever and ever ...\n\nWe can never allow the horrific 9/11 event to reoccur ... ever ...
933200
Only if they are personally repsonsible - which is unlikely. You cannot impose collective punishments, particularly for historical events - to do so would be as unjust as the original crime. It would be no more justified than arresting every black man in a town because one black man committed murder 30 years earlier.\n\nIt should also be borne in mind that it was not only white men that indulged in slavery - many slaves were captured and sold into slavery by rival tribes or by arabs. Slavery at the time was not generally recognised as wrong - attitudes and recognition of basic human rights have come a long way in the last 200 years. No slave trader would have considered that they were doing anything wrong (as indeed they weren't on a strictly legal basis). If any slave traders should be punished, it should be those who continued after slavery was made illegal.\n\nTony Blair's intention to use the 200th anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery in the UK to express regret at slavery is about right (I guess he had to get something right eventually). There is no need to apologise because the people who should be apologising are dead, as are the people who should be apologised to and the slavery industry was not recognised at the time as anything other than a legitimate business, taken in the context of the times. It is only now with hindsight that we see how truly awful slavery was and in that respect an expression of regret to the descendants of those affected by slavery seems about right.\n\nNeither racism nor sexism are by any means exclusively the failings of white men.
491393
I say Pres. Bush needs to be impeached and sent to the country he seems to be loyal to. How did you like the s.s. identity theft being forgiven. Identity theft is a felony.
634066
Of course! The criminal administration mantra of "do as I say and not as I do", and if you do, then you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. If I (Bush) do it, it's all part of the war on terror. I want some of what Bush and his criminal administration are smoking.
992665
Stand by, they're on their way, Should be interesting how they'll rationalize, minimize, deny, and blame in defense of their criminal leader. Bush and his criminal administration should be put on trial for their crimes against America and humanity.
831760
NO IT IS NOT RIGHT TO HANG THE KING OF ANY COUNTRY.  THEY BOTH ARE RIGHT FOR THEIR COUNTRIES
53825
No way. The G.W. Bush administration is commiting a crime. And that does not end in Iraq, it continues in Guantanamo Bay and with the continuation of the death penalty against its own citizens. Only hypocrites can believe that this is morally and justly correct.