When and if Bush is out of office will criminal charges and or war crimes charges be filed on him ?

Question

or is it just a clean slide to home Texas ?

Answer 1

there there, we know you can't stand to see the gop kick butt, it will all be ok once you take this little pill for delusions,,,

Answer 2

Nope,

Just like Clinton wasn't brought up on war crimes

For Illegally bombing, attacking or invading

Serbia, Haiti, Sudan, Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosavo

All without Congressional or UN approval.

Answer 3

Should be aired on primetime and around the world. Bush deserves nothing less.

Answer 4

No, because he hasn't done anything wrong.

Okay the U.N. didn't approve of invading Iraq, when does the U.N. approve of anything christ.

You have Russia in there vetoing everything that could actually benefit mankind.

Congress did approve of the invasion of Iraq, common unfactual statement used by anti-war supporters.

Bush doesn't have any criminal or war crime charges.

Try again.

Bill got charged on obstruction of justice, remember that? ( or perjury I forget)

I dooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Answer 5

They should.  I mean, after all, him *not* being president doesn't necessarily take away what he's done *as* president.

Answer 6

(sigh) you just don't get it.  

Answer 7

when you can put lipstick on a pig and it's still not a pig

Answer 8

YES

He is already awaiting Propaganda charges because of his VNR's.

His own FCC brought charges against him for electronic Propaganda.

Answer 9

unfortunitely not

Answer 10

They should, but probably won't.  

Answer 11

According to the United Nations Charter (ratified by the U.S. in 1945) the war in Iraq is an illegal act of aggression.  The UN security council could initiate charges through the International Criminal Court.  The idea has already been presented to Luis Moreno-Ocampo who is the chief prosecutor.  He is also working on prosecuting the President (al-Bashir) of Sudan for orchestrating the attrocities in Darfur, Sudan.

Jurisdiction is an issue however.  Sudan signed the Rome Treaty which recognizes the ICC but they haven't ratified it yet.

Clinton signed the Rome Treaty in 1998.  Bush unsigned it (backed out) 8 months after the attacks of 9/11, and less than a year before the invasion of Iraq.

I don't fully understand the situation, but it goes beyond the powers of Congress.  

Answer 12

It depends on the Congress and the Senate! Will their leaders go for it?

Answer 13

More mindless drivel and daydreaming by the looney left