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Sunday, January 27, 2008 

Vermont a lost cause in reality

It seems that in the state of Vermont, specifically in the town of Brattleboro. The left loonies have not only taken complete control but now think they are more powerful then common sense and reality. A free flowing politically correct, progressive, enlightened absurd, ludicris, asinine, lets not look at the facts. Lets ignore the facts and revel in the lies and spun stories of the left,are now on the ballot.

http://www.rutlandherald.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080126/NEWS04/801260359/1003/NEWS02

Brattleboro to vote on arresting Bush, Cheney

January 26, 2008

By Susan Smallheer Herald Staff

BRATTLEBORO — Brattleboro residents will vote at town meeting on whether President George Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney should be indicted and arrested for war crimes, perjury or obstruction of justice if they ever step foot in Vermont.

The Brattleboro Select Board voted 3-2 Friday to put the controversial item on the Town Meeting Day warning.

According to Town Clerk Annette Cappy, organizers of the Bush-Cheney issue gathered enough signatures, and it was up to the Select Board whether Brattleboro voters would consider the issue in March.

Cappy said residents will get to vote on the matter by paper balloting March 4.

Kurt Daims, 54, of Brattleboro, the organizer of the petition drive, said Friday the debate to get the issue on the ballot was a good one. Opposition to the vote focused on whether the town had any power to endorse the matter.

[Thinks the issue is a good one? Does the town have the authority? A LARGE NO on both of those questions.]

"It is an advisory thing," said Daims, a retired prototype machinist and stay-at-home dad of three daughters.

So far, Vermont is the only state Bush hasn't visited since he became president in 2001.

Daims said the most grievous crime committed by Bush and Cheney was perjury — lying to Congress and U.S. citizens about the basis of a war in Iraq.

He said the latest count showed a total of 600,000 people have died in the war.

Daims also said he believed Bush and Cheney were also guilty of espionage for spying on American people and obstruction of justice, for the politically generated firings of U.S. attorneys.

[Why would the sitting President even want to visit a bunch of lunitics in the first place. A state that has a movement to succeed from the union. PHHHHHT, what a bunch of idiots. There was no perjury or lying to congress. If so where are the calls to bring to justice Bill Clinton. A man who knowingly bombed an aspirin factory in a wag the dog attempt to divert attention from his sexual escapades. Now espionage, not even close to it. The tapping of conversations to terrorist in a foriegn country on lines that origated in this country is not spying. If this was the case then all police activities related to this matter must be stopped immediately. Meaning that child rapist, murderes , drug lords can all communicate freely and plot their crimes. Last but not least, 600,000 dead. Is this a figure from another George Sorros investigation? I doubt strongly this figure unless Saddams mass graves of his own people are being included as part of this count. Then it should reach well over a million then.]

Voting to put the matter on the town ballot were Chairwoman Audrey Garfield and board members Richard Garrant and Dora Boubalis.

Voting against the idea were board members Richard DeGray and Stephen Steidle.

Daims said the names submitted to the town clerk's office were the second wave of signatures the petition drive had to collect, because he had to rewrite the wording of the petition.

He said he gathered nearly 500 signatures in about three weeks, and he said most people he encountered were eager to sign it. He started the petition drive about three months ago.

"Everybody I talked to wanted Bush to go," he said, noting that even members of the local police department supported the drive.

[Members of the local police? Wow! These are people one trust to protect and to serve. Not to be spending their time on the couch of a shrink getting help for their delusions of a government conspirocy. I want to see these local yocals square off with the secret service and try to arrest either the Vice President or the President of the United States. Hope their insurance coverage covers stupid acts.]

"This is exactly what the charter envisioned as a citizen initiative," Daims said. "People want to express themselves and they want to say how they feel."

He said the idea is spreading: Activists in Louisville, Ky., are spearheading a similar drive, and he said activists were also working in Montague, Mass., a Berkshires town.

[Spreading, good grief. Who opened the doors to the insane asylum?]

The article asked the town attorney to "draft indictments against President Bush and Vice President Cheney for crimes against our Constitution and publish said indictments for consideration by other authorities."

[Once again if there was any crimes I think more then Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Kuchinch, and drunkerd Teddy Kennedy would have had impeachment on the floor of the house and senate already. But there is no crimes and therefore no charges can be brought.]

The article goes on to say the indictments would be the "law of the town of Brattleboro that the Brattleboro police ... arrest and detain George Bush and Richard Cheney in Brattleboro, if they are not duly impeached ..."

[Once again I would like to see the local yocals try to detain the President.]

Daims said people in Brattleboro were willing to "think outside the box" and consider the issue.

[Think outside of the box? If this were true they would not be wollowing in the delusions of the left. Their eyes would be open as to who is really a criminal and the dangers this country now faces. Those who support America and those who don't.]

Daims had no compunction in comparing Bush and Cheney with one of the most notorious people in history.

"If Hitler were still alive and walked through Brattleboro, I think the local police would arrest him for war crimes," Daims said.

{ooooooo. Once again compareing the current administration to Hitler. How ABSURD! Maybe they need to be looking a little bit further south. Say like Venzuala, Cuba, and Bolivia. Now there are some leaders who are more akin to Hitler in his ealry years then Bush or Chenney ever will be.}

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