I am only a student attorney but I wonder how wrongful death suits would go when we can prove that the CIA funds terrorist groups and allows drugs into the US. Maybe the families of bin Laden's, or the Taliban's, or or the KLA's, Norreiga's, etc. victims could sue for wrongful death. How would US juries treat an organization which recruits killers, equips them, trains them, and covers up for them? In California we could press criminal charges under proposition 21 the anti-gang initiative. Sounds like a gang to me. A party to a conspiracy is often found quilty of all the forseeable acts of wheel or chain conspiracy. When was George Sr. the head of the CIA? Of course, if George W. lived in California he could be prosecuted under our three strikes law. Let us see: drunk driving (each instance is a strike), cocaine use, and election fraud. (We know, however, that only the poor and persons of color are prosectuted under this law.) George W. never finished his stateside tour in the National Guard during Viet Nam (gosh, my cousin had to actually go to Viet Nam). Desertion is a federal crime and the penalty is firing squad. The US had no trouble executing the working class Private Slovak. Maybe we can prosecute George W. because he might have know about his brother, Neal's participation in the savings and loan scandal which the taxpayers had to pay for.
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