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nwtrucker
reply to post by Connector
I had to laugh at this left wing post.
At a time when Putin would be a better American President than the moron the U.S. has now, the only rhetoric left is "it's Bush's fault" and when even that one wears out it's Cheney.
I'm curious. What "war crimes"? What mistakes? Was he president? Hello?
It doesn't even approach the area code of logic.
As far as "arresting" him in Vancouver....Canada doesn't have the guts!
Wrabbit2000
When Darth Vader starts saying even CANADA is too dangerous for him to tread? He needs to take a moment and look in the mirror. The problem lay with HIM, not Canada.
Really.. Of all the nations.. When the Canadians hate you that badly? Seek help somewhere, is my thought. There is a big big malfunction somewhere and the whole population across that Northern border isn't where it's broken.
seeker1963
reply to post by Connector
I could be wrong, but doesn't Canada have a warrant out for his arrest as a War Criminal???
Amnesty International wants Canada to hand him ( Bush) a “go to jail card” on charges of directing torture during the CIA’s secret detention programs between 2002 and 2009. Canada has ratified the United Nations Convention Against Torture, and the Canadian Criminal Code says that anyone suspected of torture can be arrested and subject to criminal investigation when he enters the country.
But it’s not going to happen, says Immigration Minister Jason Kenney.
intrepid
reply to post by superman2012
You know I think that gave Jean a lot of popularity points.
Connector
intrepid
reply to post by superman2012
You know I think that gave Jean a lot of popularity points.
He got multiple S&F from me for that.......gangsta before Putin
If memory serves.....wasn't it Chretien that beat up and held a burglar at bay with an Inuit carving?
Security at 24 Sussex was overhauled following a November 1995 attempted assassination by André Dallaire, who wandered around the house and grounds for nearly an hour before being confronted outside Jean Chrétien's bedroom by the Prime Minister's wife, Aline; she locked the door to the bedroom while Chrétien guarded it with an Inuit stone carving. Ultimately, Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers arrested Dallaire. Measures put in place after the attempted assassination include the addition of several more guards to the house's attache, the installation of crash-proof barriers within the main gates, and the addition of several more security cameras.
JohnnyCanuck
reply to post by intrepid
Even more so, the fact that he kept us out of Iraq!
nwtrucker
reply to post by Connector
Your post is still derogatory to Cheney and he's an old and ill man.