Date: December 14th 2006

All,

Although we have been tracking the manipulation, alteration, concealment and misuse of scientific information by the Bush administration, I truly believe that the signing of this protest letter by 10,000 scientists, researchers and Nobel Lariats should serve as grounds for the impeachment of George W. Bush and his entire administration. This powerful statement serves to illustrate the extent and magnitude of lies perpetrated on the American people by George W. Bush and his administration.

This news serves to prove that the Bush administration has lied to us about issue that relate to our health and the health of the planet (life on earth). This is attempted genocide and here is a statement by 10,000 witnesses to this crime!

This administration has lied about science, health, terror, 9/11, war, elections and just about every subject imaginable. It is hard to actually find a single instance in which they have been honest about anything at all.

George W. Bush has led the most dishonest criminal administration in American history and they have endangered the future of mankind. They must be removed from office and criminally prosecuted. This would be the only acceptable way for America to rescue its democracy and system of justice.

Please pass this article around to all.
Jesse Richard - Editor, TvNewsLIES.org
Article below:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6178213.stm

US scientists reject interference
By Jonathan Amos
Science reporter, BBC News, San Francisco

Some 10,000 US researchers have signed a statement protesting about political interference in the scientific process.

The statement, which includes the backing of 52 Nobel Laureates, demands a restoration of scientific integrity in government policy.

According to the American Union of Concerned Scientists, data is being misrepresented for political reasons.

It claims scientists working for federal agencies have been asked to change data to fit policy initiatives.

The Union has released an "A to Z" guide that it says documents dozens of recent allegations involving censorship and political interference in federal science, covering issues ranging from global warming to sex education.

Campaigners say that in recent years the White House has been able to censor the work of agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency and the Food and Drug Administration because a Republican congress has been loath to stand up for scientific integrity.

"It's very difficult to make good public policy without good science, and it's even harder to make good public policy with bad science," said Dr Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute for Studies in Development, Environment and Security.

"In the last several years, we've seen an increase in both the misuse of science and I would say an increase of bad science in a number of very important issues; for example, in global climate change, international peace and security, and water resources."

The statement was released at the American Geophysical Union's Fall Meeting. It is an annual gathering of Earth scientists.

Last year, it triggered a major row when a discussion here resulted in the renowned US space agency climate scientist Dr James Hansen later claiming he had come under pressure not to talk to the media on global warming issues.

Michael Halpern from the UCS said the statement of objection to political interference had been supported by researchers regardless of their political views.

"This science statement that has now been signed by the 10,000 scientists is signed by science advisers to both Republican and Democratic administrations dating back to President Eisenhower, stating that this is not business as usual and calling for this practice to stop," he told BBC News.

The Union said is was hopeful that the new Congress taking office in January would show a greater commitment to protecting the integrity of the scientific process.

Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/science/nature/6178213.stm