The human rights group Amnesty International called on Canadian authorities Wednesday to arrest former President George W. Bush when he attends an economic summit in the province of British Columbia next week. The group accused Bush of “responsibility for crimes under international law including torture.”

Jonathan Chait, New York Magazine: A few months after Barack Obama was sworn in as president, Dick Cheney sat down with Sean Hannity for — I couldn’t call it an “interview,” more of an exchange of talking points — in which he lambasted the new president for coddling terrorists. The conversation took the form of [...]

MAUREEN DOWD writes for the New York Times: “…Dick Cheney [ HEARTLESS SADIST ] may no longer have a pulse, but his blood quickens at the thought of other countries he could have attacked. He salivates in his book (In My Time) about how Syria and Iran could have been punished.” “His knife-in-her-teeth daughter, Elizabeth [...]

You little sawed-off dwarf, you can’t even pick up a rifle. CIA director under war criminals George Bush and torture dungeon Dick Cheney, and now mis-advising Obama as defense secretary, Gates blasted European NATO allies last week for being reluctant to go to war. He said the NATO countries, allies to the U.S. for 60 years, could face a dismal future because of their “penny-pinching and distaste for front-line combat.”

They can’t help compare today’s Middle Eastern terrorists with Indians. Subconscious and psychologically, it reminds them of snug safe days as five-year-olds when the world was simple, when they curled around a TV set with a cup of hot coco watching Wayne dispatch Indians and bad guys, the annihilation of our native population complimentarily called by racist America as the “Winning of the West.”