VINCENT BUGLIOSI: The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder (2 of 3)
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June 25, 2008 in Los Angeles. Part 2 begins with Bugliosi explaining the only way Bush might be innocent of murder: "Bush can only wash his hands of culpability if he did not take this nation to war under false pretenses. If he did, which the evidence overwhelmingly shows, he is criminally responsible for the deaths of all those American soldiers who have died fighting his war in Iraq. The main issue would be whether or not George Bush went to war, as he always claimed, in self-defense – the so-called pre-emptive strike. Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, alleged as so, therefore he was an imminent threat to the security of this country so Bush had to strike first in self-defense. If the war was not in self-defense but one that the prosecutor can prove Bush took us to under false pretenses than all of the killings of American soldiers in Iraq become unlawful killings and therefore murder."
| Credits: | Alan Breslauer |
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