What will it take to get an investigation into George W. Bush and Co.?

I fully support an INTENSE investigation into the corrupt and criminal current regime.

But similar to Marilynn, Plus (hey whataya know?!), and Plato ... I'm afraid it'll never happen.

It's starting to bum me straight out.

We need to effectively get rid of any one who doesn't want to follow the investigative program...but I believe you're right, Marilynn, too many are profiting from the war machine. It is believed that this was one of the reasons that WWII went on as long as it did and why so many turned a blind eye, because a lot of large corporations worldwide, including American, were heavily invested in Hitler's war machine and didn't want to loose money, even the Vatican. The question is, what would they have done if Hitler had gained world dominance..? Fools...don't greedy people ever think about the obvious, or does the money just blind their eyes..?

The same holds true of all wars...

I don't think so Plus, I think there are too many Democrats that have their fingers in too many of the same pies to do much investigating.

It will take an honest Senate and House, which we don't have so it will never get done.

Well, neutering is good...I wonder if great granpa Walker knew, while he was helping the nazis, that his offspring would be making a shambles of this country and stealing it blind...too bad he wasn't neutered...we wouldn't be in this mess...

My condolences, regarding your daughter...

the bush family

Neil Mallon Bush the younger brother of the President, infamous for his involvement in the Silverado S and L scandal, has been hired by Crest Investment Company as a consultant for $60,000 per year to assist with their efforts to serve as a middleman to advise other companies that seek taxpayer-financed business in Iraq. Working with Crest puts Neil Bush at the center of multiple organizations profiting from the war and occupation in close alliance with long-term Bush Family allies.

William H.T. ("Bucky") Bush, an uncle of George W. Bush, joined the board of directors of the St. Louis based company Engineered Support Systems in March 2000. (See: http://www.engineeredsupport.com/) Bucky Bush was one the Bush “Pioneers,” the campaign contributors who raised more than $100,000 in the 2000 presidential election. Engineered Support Systems has three areas: light military support equipment, heavy military support equipment, and electronics/automation systems. Since 2000, following the presidential election and the 9-11 attacks, the company's federal contracts, revenues and its stock value have all gone up. Engineered Support Systems has been in the top 100 contractors with the DoD since 2001. It’s contracts with the U.S. military have totaled over $1 billion.

William H.T. Bush is also a trustee for the investment firm Lord Abbott, one of Halliburton's top 10 shareholders and also a top-ten mutual fund holder in Halliburton, which has obtained prime contracts in Iraq. Vice President Cheney, the former CEO of Halliburton, still has between $18 million and $87 million invested through Vanguard, another top-ten holder in Halliburton stock.

Marvin P. Bush, the youngest brother of George W. Bush, shares an interest in federal contracts held by companies in his firm's portfolio. Marvin Bush is also an adviser at HCC Insurance, formerly called the Houston Casualty Company, one of the biggest insurance carriers for the World Trade Center. Bush was a director at HCC, which has benefited financially from the 9-11 insurance bailout legislation passed by Congress at the instigation of the White House. The departure of Marvin from the HCC board was announced the same day, November 22, 2002, as the passage of the bill.

Psst... Check out Dennis Kucinich. He has 60 articles of impeachment on Bush.

"I can see all the "good christian Republicans" now, covering their ears, running in circles , yelling "Liberal propoganda " over and over till this goes away, and their fantasy world is restored. "

Hahaha well said.

F you BushCo.