- Initiating War: the crime against peace
- Crimes Against Humanity - targetting civilians; destruction of basic services
- War Profiteering and privatizing of national resources
- Cultural genocide, systematic looting of art, archives and cultural institutions
- Mass detentions, random roundups, & torture
- Violating Iraqi sovereignty
- Using prohibited weapons including cluster bombs and depleted uranium weapons
- Stealing trillions from social services
- Policy of Endless War targetting: Haiti, Palestine, Philippines, Korea, Cuba
- False testimonies, lies and fabrications to the public, the media, the United Nations and Congress
- Inciting bigotry, racism and a climate of fear.
Dig that! Too bad this is the story of most Presidential runs, just on more minor scales and more behind the scenes. It's almost less the President or Vice President (though I feel cheney is much more cunning in his endeavours, because I dont think they trust Bush with a lot of information.), and more with the whole political spectrum. Everyone in house and senate have always known, for the most part, what goes on with us around the world.
This war may have sparked a lot of protesters, or made people look at the government in a way they havent before, but shady deals go on year in and year out, with every new president and vice president. Since Washington, deals that restricted human rights in exchange for services or wealth, have been going on behind the scenes.
The whole system would have to be impeached (lol) to stop things like this from happening. (well, maybe not the whole system, but a lot of people within it,lol)
Oh yeah, you forgot the environmental record of the administration, trees are people too! Wait, what? (and the response and coordination during Katrina was pitiful)