NO I will not stop fighting...and YES it will happen!

[Independent_Liberal]

Something good is coming. I feel it in my gut. I will continue to stay optimistic. I will never stop fighting. I won't let anyone stop me.

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The Countdown:

http://www.pnionline.com/dnblog/extra/archives/001436.html

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How the countdown is calculated: Bush's expected removal is based on the date that Richard Nixon was forced from office: Aug. 8, 1974, the 565th day of his second term. It is only an estimate -- Bush could in fact be removed from office earlier than Aug. 8, 2006.

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History Repeats:

http://www.antiwar.com/engelhardt/?articleid=4637

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Back in the Watergate era, we had a would-be imperial president, Richard M. Nixon, who provoked a constitutional crisis. Actually, it amounted to a near constitutional coup d'état – and if you don't believe me, check out The Time of Illusion, Jonathan Schell's classic work on the subject. Now, it seems, we're in Watergate II, but without a Democratic Congress, a critical media, or a powerful antiwar movement (yet). All we have at the moment is the constitutional crisis part of the equation, various simmering scandals, a catastrophic war abroad, and an ever more powerful military-industrial-security complex at home. And we're not just talking urges here, we're talking acts. We're talking programs. We're talking the continual blurring of distinctions between the domestic and the foreign, the civilian and the military, between liberties at home and "securing the Homeland." The problem is, we can only guess at the extent of that "securing" process because so much is clearly happening just beyond our sight (or oversight).

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Connect the Dots:

A Post-Election Wrap-Up:
Iraq, 9/11, Drugs, Cheney, and Watergate Two
by Peter Dale Scott

http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/postelection.html

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Well, isn't that the damndest thing:

"Some members of Congress..exploring impeachment.."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=1628807&mesg_id=1628807&page=

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How to stop the PNAC:

www.recallthecongress.com

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To impeach George Bush for war crimes and covertly implementing PNAC, we have to get a handle on our congress men and women.

This website is created to organize local state efforts to petition the Secretary of State or other official of each state in which laws have been established for the recall process of public officials. There are 26 states in which such laws have been established leaving 24 states in which an effort is required to petition the state legislature for enactment of such a law or alternatively where the initiative has been made law to use that vehicle to bring each state of the nation into a parity of power of its citizens to control the Federal government.

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Other things to do:

Demand the release of documents on FBI cover-ups from Justic Department: www.justacitizen.org

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Something to remember:

MAY 2005 - The Iraq smoking gun memo comes out. 89 House Democrats send a letter to Bush demanding information.

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Take your country back:

www.missionnotaccomplished.us Prosecute and indict the war criminals. Stop the atrocities.


Put your mind at ease. Relax. Be patient. Fight long and hard. Change takes time, but it does happen.


NGU


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[proud2BlibKansan]

1. Awesome post

with great links. Thanks for all the hard work.

The only thing that troubles me about this is that * is much worse than Nixon. This current administration is much more corrupt than Tricky Dick's. Another factor is that we had media in the 70s that went after Nixon and didn't let up until he was gone.

So when you put all that together, it's not a pretty picture.

But I am still in the fight. No way I would ever give up.

[carnie_sf]

2. If he gets impeached

doesn't that preclude indictment?

[Elwood P Dowd]

3. Democrats controlled congress back then

The press was more liberal and less corporatized. The American people were "tuned in" because the war in Vietnam had been going on for 10 years. People were more involved and more informed. It's a different world now. You would need video of Bush having sex with 5-year-old kids before the repukes would allow impeachment proceedings to begin.