Military Convicts George W. Bush … JAG Executes Righteous Justice!
THERE are so many deep-state traitors — inside and outside the political sphere — that it would take more than one lifetime for all of them to be met with JAG justice. Even so, we must celebrate, yes, celebrate, all those we are blessed to know have met a torturous fate. No sense in pussy-footing around. Yes, they were the worst of the worst.
ALAS, as the reader has come to understand, JAG has been totally focused on obtaining a guilty verdict against Bush Jr. — with an eye towards hunting down one of his chief accomplices, Dick Cheney, who fled to parts unknown when word came down that his partner-in-crime was scooped up. Indeed, JAG operators are very adept at walking and chewing gum at the same time, in a manner of speaking.
SO, to tie up any loose ends, the following must be considered more than conclusive evidence:
MOST significantly, we arrive at another righteous verdict by JAG — even though the many thousands who died by his orders, civilians and military, will never come back to life, nor will the maimed (physically and psychologically), or their loved ones, ever be the same.
BUT, as always, it doesn’t mean that justice, justice shouldn’t be pursued. To the contrary.
“Tzedek, tzedek, tirdof…Justice, justice, shall you pursue.”
צדק צדק תרדוף – Shoftim (Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9)
“He who becomes compassionate to the cruel will ultimately become cruel to the compassionate.” – Midrash Rabba, Ecclesiastes 7:16
SO, let’s give a collective shout-out to all the heroes/heroines who have exacted a measure of justice against a most villainous, treacherous traitor, George Bush!
AND not to be forgotten, his execution, like others who preceded him, must serve as a warning: no matter how high up the deep-state food chain they are, they can’t run, nor hide, from the long-arm of JAG justice!!
ONTO the main event …
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REAL RAW NEWS | By Michael Baxter | December 20, 2021
The military commission empowered to decide the fate of George W. Bush found the former president guilty of treason and murder, and decreed on Thursday that he be hanged by the neck until dead.
The 3-officer panel tasked with weighing the military’s evidence against Bush reached a decision after hearing days of heated testimony.
On Thursday Bush returned to Guantanamo Bay’s south courtroom without the benefit of having his lawyer present, the latter having been ejected from the proceedings on Wednesday for refusing to curb his theatrical, emotional outbursts. Aufhauser had vowed to file an appeal in response to his ejection, but it’s uncertain to whom he would take such action.
Two more witnesses—both appearing on ZOOM–on Thursday morning testified that George W. Bush had warned them to at all costs avoid New York City, and particularly lower Manhattan, on September 11, and with Bush’s message came a warning: Keep it confidential, or else.
Rick Osborne, a longtime friend of the Bush family and former investigator for the Texas Rangers Division, told the panel he and his family had been planning to vacation in New York the week of September 10, but cancelled on September 8 after receiving an ominous telephone call from the defendant.
“He told me his intelligence people got credible intel that a terrorist attack might go down in New York that week, and he urged me to postpone my trip. I pressed him for mor info—it’s what investigators do—but he wasn’t saying much more. Just told me in damn clear terms to keep my mouth shut about his caution as it was a matter of national security,” Osborne told the panel.
“And as a member of law enforcement you didn’t feel it necessary to investigate further, or tell anyone?” Rear Adm. Crandall pressed him.
“Who the heck was I going to tell? He was George W. Bush, the president. In retrospect I wish I had, but I can’t go back in time,” Osborne said.
The next to testify was none other than James Baker, who served as White House Chief of Staff and United States Secretary of the Treasury under President Ronald Reagan, and as U.S. Secretary of State and White House Chief of Staff under President George H. W. Bush. The 91-year-old statesman had a physician at his side and a nasal cannula in his nostrils. He struggled to speak, and between gasping breaths said that he, too, had been told by the defendant to avoid New York and D.C. the week of September 10.
“I had a public speaking engagement scheduled in New York and Washington for that week,” Baker sputtered. “It was either two or three days before 9/11—I can’t remember what day—double-yew phoned me, telling me to stay home that week because something big was about to happen. I wanted more information, but he beat around the bush, no pun intended, and got silent. Told me, though, that both he and his father needed me to keep it a secret. I’ve known them all my life, but I knew better than to cross them. Lots of empty space in West Texas, if you catch my meaning.”
“Why are you coming forward now?” Rear Adm. Crandall asked.
“I don’t have much time left, and if there’s even a slim chance I don’t end up in hell, I’ll take it,” Baker replied.
Rear Adm. Crandall asserted that witness testimony, in combination with the Rumsfeld tapes, proved conclusively that George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld were the architects of 9/11.
Although he had more “proof” to offer into evidence, the panel said it had heard enough to not only find Bush guilty but also recommend he hang for crimes against America. The 3-officers found him guilty of treason and held him to account for every life lost on 9/11.
Rear Adm. Crandall affirmed the verdict, and he set George W. Bush’s date of execution for Tuesday, January 4.
(Note: Gavin Newsom’s tribunal was delayed and is now slated to begin December 27)
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