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To: tejek who wrote (610216)	5/5/2011 5:14:02 PM
From: jlallen	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577901

Bush brought this country down to its knees and you all want us to forget about it. I don't think so! Dumbfukk, there's no need to forget what never happened. What a strange dark world you have in the pointy little head of yours....

To: tejek who wrote (610216)	5/5/2011 5:16:59 PM
From: jlallen	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577901

Obambi as war criminal..... Two Dutch men have attempted to report Barack Obama for the "murder" of Osama bin Laden at their local police station. By Bruno Waterfield 04 May 2011 telegraph.co.uk Ruud Snoeren and Terry Flohr accused the American President of "perpetrating" a crime by ordering the special forces raid that led to bin Laden's death on Sunday. Police in the Dutch city of Tilburg refused to accept the case and referred the men to an international war crimes court based in The Hague. "We are very angry," said, Mr Snoeren, 30, a lawyer. "There is a murderer who has admitted the deed on television and who dumped the evidence at sea. And the whole world is celebrating.' The pair denied that they were not defending bin Laden and insisted that the al-Qaeda leader should have been captured to be put on trial. Dutch police officers recorded the complaint but told the men the issue was outside their jurisdiction. "We have had a conversation and registered it. It is not that we do not take the case seriously, but this is not something for Tilburg police," said a spokesman. "We are not going to commit police resources on this." The men were told by officers to contact the International Criminal Court in The Hague. "We are going to consider it," said Mr Flohr, 29, a student.