i got the book yesterday

and i know cv rick is either reading it or going to read it right quick.

i understand it's a hot topic. i understand people are afraid. i'm not. afraid that is. mr bugliosi is dead on. king george is a criminal. he is directly responsible for the senseless deaths of thousands. hundreds of thousands if you include people other than americans (and you should). that's murder to me.

iraq didn't attack america. iraq had NOTHING to do with 9/11. iraq did NOT have weapons of mass destruction. iraq, under saddam had NOTHING to do with al qaeda. iraq, under saddam had NOTHING to do with iran
(note: i am NOT touting the greatness of saddam here. he was an evil murderer as well)

we invaded a foreign country because of oil. plain and simple. there are evil dictators of countries MORE of a threat to us out there and king george hasn't illegally, immorally and unjustly attacked THEM. why?
Bush murder trial book, blacked out by mainstream media, thrives on Internet
David Edwards and Muriel Kane
Former Los Angeles district attorney Vincent Bugliosi became widely known as the prosecutor of Charles Manson and later wrote bestselling books about that case, the O.J. Simpson trial, and other topics. However, Bugliosi's latest effort, The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder, has faced what CNN calls "a virtual media blackout."

Bugliosi says that no one in the mainstream media would review his book, which argues that Bush should be charged with murder for the deaths of over 4000 American soldiers in Iraq if he lied to get the nation into war. "My book was completely rejected across the board by network and cable," Bugliosi told CNN.

Larry King passed up the chance to interview Bugliosi, and neither MSNBC nor Comedy Central's The Daily Show expressed any interest when the book came out in May. (Bugliosi did finally appear on MSNBC's Morning Joe last Friday.) ABC Radio even refused an ad for The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder.

"So how did the book become a bestseller?" asks CNN.............