Do some countries really have a warrent of arrest for Pres. Bush?
607014
Where did you hear that garbage?  Cuba and Iran are probably the only places Bush would be unwelcome.  And it's spelled "warrant"\n\nHEY SUSAN K:  "prying into our lives?"  What the heck does that mean?  If you're referring to the Patriot Act, we happen to be in a state of war, (whether you like it or not) and after 9/11 don't you WANT the government to take a closer look at suspicious people in this country?  I would hope so--If you are a law abiding American, you should have nothing to worry about.  If you are a fundamentalist Muslim here on a "work visa" you better watch your step!  Did you forget millions of fanatic Muslims want America DEAD?  I suppose you'd rather have Kerry and sit down for tea....sheeesh!  Get a pair!
139008
Its a democracy so every one is free there. If there is some one with a gun roaming around,he would be a wanted criminal. That does not and should not mean that the human rights are not effective.\ncomparitively,its more effective than most other countries.
116579
Only if there is a standing warrent issued by a judge.  Otherwise, SUE SUE SUE!!! :D
430354
The American government has a very good reputation for protecting its citezens abroad.  It should do all that it can diplomaticly to protect its citezens but the individuals need to take responsibiblity for their own safety and understand that some places are not safe to visit.  Its the same in most Islamic nations, in China, in many African nations, and in some areas of India.  You can't count on the U.S. government to bail you out of every bad decision you make in your life.
128927
The U S went through a right wing coup in 2000 with a stolen election and a partisan appointment via the Supreme Court.\nAt this time our government is headed towards becoming a fascist police state - No habeus corpus, privacy or right to a fair trial - if the administration chooses it can have people secretly tortured.  Feels like Germany, 1933.
109924
First off, Domestic Warrentless Spying is a misnomer.  For decades, the government can listen to calls without a warrent, and then go for a warrent afterwards.  In this case, the Bush administration used executive power to say that a warrent isn't even needed after the fact, which is something the Clinton adminstration did as well.  It is not to monitor your calls to your friends.  It is to monitor calls that are received from and placed to known terrorists overseas.\nSecond, Congress passed a law which Bush signed, creating strict restrictions against torture and affirming that it is illegal.  So, Bush isn't supporting torture.
1118201
First secret prisons, maybe for terrorest who are arrested outside the US,  there are no civil rights people who are not american citizens outside the US.  Only those rights of the Geneva Convenction, (human rights)\n\nWe are trying to judge military prisons or prisioners of war under the wrong idea of what they are, they do not, never did get consititional rights.\n\nEven in WWII, the US took away the constitutional rightrs of Japanise americans and put them in camps and they lost thier property in the US during this time.\n\nAnd no people are not spying on liberals, why they tell more than they know to start with.  The only spying is to track and trace telephone calls of posible terroest links ( and emails and regular mail)  \n\nMerely alot of issues taken out of context by the opposing public party that cares little about destroying our war effort if they can win an election.
837177
Yes!\nThey only look for felony warrents
1080139
Being that the US is the premiere world power, it is incumbent that the US is the police state, so to speak, for the rest of the world.  Changing presidents will not change that.
87813
Yes, as others said, it takes a court order from a Judge and the legal requirements are very tough.  Patriot Act!  I wish idiots would learn to read something before criticizing.  The Patriot Act has many, many parts.  Wiretapping has been allowed for years - way before the Patriot Act.   Wire taps pertaining to spying and domestic terrorism have been authorized, again for years, when signed a Judge in a Secret Court.  None of this has anything to do with what Bush has been recently accused of or the Patriot Act.  Yes, wiretapping is Constitutional and legal under law.
891133
so Greenpeace has been jailed? and you claim Bush is a liar! if you are captured on the battlefield, you are an "enemy combatant", not a suspect in custody, there is a vast difference. you have the rights guaranteed (if you're in uniform) by the Geneva Convention, not Miranda, understand? if you are not in uniform, then by the laws of war, you can be summarily executed on the field of battle without trial. this is not some new thing Bush made up, either. Major Andre, the Brit who took the plans for the defense of West Point from Bendict Arnold was summarily executed when he was captured because he was out of uniform. you libs really need to learn the laws before going off half cocked accusing someone of breaking them
349684
They don't.  In fact and this is very sad, we keep more of our people in prison than any other country in the world, and we call ourselves a world leader.\n\nSad, very sad.
853180
depends on the state and the charges my friend had a warrent from oklahoma and got arrested in california for it and he was sent back to oklahoma and had prison time
1125374
I have a dream, I see George Bush and the rest of his administration being led down the white house steps in hand cuffs and leg Irons, under arrest for his crimes against humanity. As far as I am concerned the domestic charges can wait. He has killed, and maimed many innocent people in Iraq with his war of choice. He had no real compelling reason to attack a sovereign country with the sole purpose of over thrown their government. His holding hostages in Cuba, torturing prisoners the list of these crimes are many. I would like to see him on trial so that justice could be done.
984676
He should be locked up. He is dangerous. Are you writing from the U.S.? Aren't the jails overcrowded there? Maybe this is why he couldn't be jailed.
479840
Not every country has a president, so not sure what you're trying to ask!
979834
No, what you do in other countries that is stil legal stays in those countries. Unless you violate any laws inside the U.S. they cannot arrest you.