The Articles of Impeachment, introduced to the Congress by Dennis KucinchL
• The administration consciously lied about the reasons to go to war. • Conspired to create a secret propaganda campaign to go to war. • Failed to meet the terms set out in the bill that allowed the president to go to war, thereby making the war illegal. • Failed to meet the terms set by international law for war, therefore engaging in a “war of aggression,” a war crime. • Engaged in Torture • Illegal Detention: Detaining Indefinitely And Without Charge Persons Both U.S. Citizens and Foreign Captives • Rendition: Kidnapping People and Taking Them Against Their Will to “Black Sites” Located in Other Nations, Including Nations Known to Practice Torture • Imprisoning Children • Failure, as the occupying power, to protect the civilian population of Iraq. • Providing immunity for criminal acts by contractors, thereby condoning murder, rape and other crimes. • Spied on Americans without warrants. • Intentionally subverting and refusing to enforce laws through signing statements. • Tampering with Free and Fair Elections, • Corruption of the Administration of Justice • Conspiracy to Violate the Voting Rights Act of 1965 • Obstruction of the Investigation into the Attacks of September 11, 2001 • Denial of Habeas Corpus
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The Articles of Impeachment, introduced to the Congress by Dennis KucinchL
• The administration consciously lied about the reasons to go to war.
• Conspired to create a secret propaganda campaign to go to war.
• Failed to meet the terms set out in the bill that allowed the president to go to war, thereby making the war illegal.
• Failed to meet the terms set by international law for war, therefore engaging in a “war of aggression,” a war crime.
• Engaged in Torture
• Illegal Detention: Detaining Indefinitely And Without Charge Persons Both U.S. Citizens and Foreign Captives
• Rendition: Kidnapping People and Taking Them Against Their Will to “Black Sites” Located in Other Nations, Including Nations Known to Practice Torture
• Imprisoning Children
• Failure, as the occupying power, to protect the civilian population of Iraq.
• Providing immunity for criminal acts by contractors, thereby condoning murder, rape and other crimes.
• Spied on Americans without warrants.
• Intentionally subverting and refusing to enforce laws through signing statements.
• Tampering with Free and Fair Elections,
• Corruption of the Administration of Justice
• Conspiracy to Violate the Voting Rights Act of 1965
• Obstruction of the Investigation into the Attacks of September 11, 2001
• Denial of Habeas Corpus
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