An attorney has called on State AGs and local district attorneys to prosecute the President for murder.  The pattern of illegal activity and deception largely mirrors those in the Nuremberg indictments.

One of the issues raised in McClellan's book was the scope of illegal activity Rove might be involved. Various FOIAs have disclosed extensive illegal activity under this "unitary" executive. We saw the President was linked with an FBI raid on Congress involved with key decisions, involved with discussions, and taking an active role.

The President shows he's a hands on person, likes to know what is going on in detail, and ensures all his actions advance the GOP agenda. Rove is never far from the President's mind. McClellan praised Rove for his great political savvy. But there was a darker side to Karl Rove and the President.

The FBI is involved with and linked to DoD planning documents called information warfare. The DoD emails show legal counsel are on the distribution lists; and the DoD information warfare cells show an offensive and defensive component. Legal counsel are closely linked with the information warfare.

The DoD emails largely establish a link between the President, NSA contractors, and digital data forensics. The redacted emails can be derived using non-classified methods, and linked with IP numbers substantially related to the NSA, telecoms, and telecommunications industry.

The DoD and Abramoff emails show there was an extensive network of people and corporations to gather information, intimidate people, and advance the GOP agenda.  The President was closely involved with the FBI raid on Congress.

Notice the two inconsistent positions: One that shows lack of concern; the other a total denial. This contradiction defies reason:

An FBI raid on another branch of government, "Yawn, who cares if the President was involved or knew about it."

An FBI home interview, "The President isn't connected and doesn't know anything."

We have to ask:

Why is it beyond imagination to consider the President is linked with the FBI Wecht Jury interviews?

McClellan shows us Rove and the President were inclined to engage in illegal activity. "Illegal" is McClellan's word.

Former White House Staff Use Word "Illegal" and Rove in Same Sentence

The DoD, US Attorney Abramoff emails show there is a link between the President, information warfare, and combat forces to obtain information in CIFA; and that the White House staff, counsel, political offices, and public affairs were fully involved.

FBI Included Within President's Information Warfare Doctrine

The DoD emails and information warfare guidance substantially link the White House, President, White House legal counsel with FBI activity, intelligence operations, and warrantless interrogations.

The President's Agenda Has Been Consistently To Violate the Law and Not Be Accountable

The Feith comments on the DoD emails show us Feith, through the WHIG did monitor information the military analysts disclosed. This pattern of avoidance of accountability is linked with the President's DUI.

The denial was also evident when the Card informed the President a second plane hit the White House. We were under attack, but the President took no action to find details, nor understand what was going on. He just sat there, but later would ask that he wanted the country to believe he wanted to appear strong?

Strong about what? The President took no interest in 9-11; and he wants us to believe he took no interest in efforts to tamper with a jury or violate POW rights. The Supreme Court said his decisions and actions were not within the Congressional view of "appropriate" use  of power or force.

This President has violated international law, waged illegal warfare, breached Geneva, abused POWs, not taken any responsibility for 9-11. It means nothing to this man to intimidate DOJ staff, prosecutors with firings, or tamper with juries.

McClellan well shows us Rove and the President worked hand in glove through signing statements to wage political warfare through all options, lawful or unlawful. The FBI home visit was about tipping the balance in favor of the GOP in Pennsylvania, and minimize GOP election losses.

Incompetent Leader Put GOP Before America

This President, Rove, and others -- as McClellan documents -- are not about defending America, they are about asserting power. Yet, 9-11 happened on this President's watch. This President failed to defend America. The President has not taken responsibility for his failure to protect America. He's blamed others, just like he's blamed the US Attorneys; and he's asked others to take the fall for him, like he's asking the US Attorney to claim they ordered the FBI to do something. Look at the damning revelations:

A. McClellan in his book shows us the White House office of public liaison is linked with efforts to neutralize opposing views.

It means nothing to neutralize the judicial branch. The President ignored the judicial branch on the FISA issues.

B. Bugliosi in The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder shows us the President did link 9-11 with Iraq when he said "mission accomplished" on the USS Lincoln.

It means nothing for this President to lie about war crimes or evidence. His agenda is the GOP agenda, not the Constitution.

C. The DoD emails show us the President had an agenda to secure POW prosecutions using illegal, inappropriate methods.

The President's signing statements largely mirror the memoranda disclosed in the Nuremberg indictments.

The President's political allies have turned on him, disclosed key conversations showing Rove and the President were willing to do illegal things. (McCellan used the word, "illegal".)

Facts Threaten GOP Political Agenda

An investigation into facts isn't a risk to the country or the DNC. The President knows an investigation is a threat to the still-crumbling GOP base. The Wecht Jury tampering shows this President and GOP -- because they have not been confronted or held accountable -- plan to continue with abuses, even as a minority party. That's not oversight by the US government, but capitulation to tyranny.

It doesn't take much to consider the President:

A. Wanted a conviction of Wecht for political objectives, consistent with the lessons of Maine and the DUI;

B. The President wanted to use anything he could to avoid the problems of Maine, where a small piece of information about his DUI lost the state to the DNC;

C. Wanted to use the FBI to conduct home visits on jury members to secure a marginal victory for the GOP, and avoid the risk of another Maine defeat;

D. Wanted the US Attorney to claim that she "ordered" the FBI to do something, despite the US Attorney having no legal authority to direct FBI agents. The US Attorney and FBI are in different sections of the Department of Justice;

E. Obtained a list of seated jurors (which the court sealed, and the President knew or should have known the FBI home visits were illegal), but pretended that the list of seated jurors was derived by another method; and

F. Pretended that a jury poll during deliberations and a post-trial jury interview were the same (when they were not) to make the public believe there was no problem, when there was.

McClellan's book outlines well Buglosi's claims that there was propaganda, and illegal activity. The President was well aware of what the FBI was doing during the Congressional raid, and took steps to seal the evidence the FBI obtained.  Yet, with the Wecht situation, we're asked to believe the President wasn't aware, had no connection, and wasn't involved in any way. That defies reason. Someone ensured the White House knew not to publicly comment, especially after the US Attorney's explanations about the Wecht Jury tampering defied reason.

There's too much information in Bugliosi's and McClellan's books to dismiss the the mounting evidence the President used information warfare doctrine to use the FBI gathered intelligence -- via Jury home interviews in re Wecht -- for the GOP's political interests.

Of interest is the OSC public blogging using deception. The US Attorney firing emails, DoD emails, and the Abramoff emails largely support the other conclusion:

There were people -- well positioned to involve the FBI, GOP political offices, the office of public communications, and other Presidentially-connected contractors -- who attempted to neutralize any discussion, concern, or commentary about the President's connection through the FBI with the Wecht Jury tampering.

One lawyer's publicly called for the President to be prosecuted for murder. It hardly seems relevant the the President might have been provided with talking points and notes from the FBI agents conducting the home visits with the Wecht Jury members.

The Abramoff emails show us substantial Presidential endorsement of GOP-coordinated plans. We need to know:

A. When the President reviewed the FBI interview notes of the Wecht Jury members;

B. What political assessments the GOP conducted after the FBI finished their interviews of the Wecht Jury Members; and

C. The key meetings White House staff were involved to implement this GOP plan to manipulate prosecutors for political advantage.