Bush War Crimes citizens' arrest attempts

[jaqeboy]

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Politics/2009/03/17/pf-8783241.html

March 17, 2009
Protesters greet Bush in Calgary
By THE CANADIAN PRESS

CALGARY — The rage on the man's face was evident as he berated police officers preventing him from entering the building where former U.S. president George W. Bush was making a speech Tuesday.

"There is a war criminal upstairs that has committed murder," screamed the man, who identified himself only as Splits the Sky. "If I try to get in there you will arrest me. What is wrong with you?

"I am going in there and make a citizen's arrest," he said as he attempt to push past police. "Arrest George Bush. Arrest George Bush."

A few minutes later he was handcuffed and hustled past a long line of Calgary's business elite waiting to get inside the Telus Convention Centre.
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[jaqeboy]

[Editor's Note: an email from Splitting the
Sky's wife Sandra Bruderer on Tuesday, March 17th
that he had called her at 11:44 am to say
he'd been arrested by Calgary police and was in jail. As
Sandra said, "He was arrested this morning in Calgary for
trying to break the police line and arrest former President
George Bush for war crimes and crimes against humanity."

He told his wife that the police could hold him for up to
24 hours.

She further stated, "There are people down there trying
to get him released. One of them just called me to say that
they have been told that Dac has been released but they
don't know where. They don't see him and
none of us have heard from him since. So we don't
believe that he has been released. The Calgary police is
saying that he has been released but he hasn't.

Tony [Hall] just called back to say that Dac is still in
jail there as someone has been in to see him. He is being
held till tomorrow and is being charged with assault.
Dac's lawyer Ramsey Clark has been notified. Dac said
there were lots of cameras down there and something should
be on the Calgary news tonight.]

[thinkliberty]

kanadian kops must have sworn an oath to protect war criminals and stop to anyone that tries to arrest one.