'Arresting Impunity'

Subject: 'Arresting Impunity'
From: Lizzie Cornish 1
Date: 24 Aug 10 - 09:21 AM

This is in 7 parts, all of which are now on Youtube.

I'm so pleased to see this story finally receiving some more publicity, because imo, Splitting the Sky has not been given the major publicity due to him for being brave enough for daring to try to arrest George W Bush for War Crimes. We have all spoken about that fact around the world, but Splitting the Sky is the ONLY person who decided to actually DO something about it.

(There are a few distressing images at the very beginning of Part 1, so if you are easily upset, please move the film along a wee bit....

The Story of George Bush and Splitting the Sky ' Arresting Impunity'

STS was, of course, arrested, and in June this year he was given a year's probation and a $1,000 fine, to be paid to a charity of his choice, pending his parole officer's approval.   STS chose '1,000 Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth'...and I guess in doing so he scored one helluva goal, because no matter what his parole officer decides, STS will have given more publlicity to this large group of highly intelligent people who are now daring to speak out and ask many questions about 'official stories'...

Please, pass this documentary around, because STS should not have been arrested for doing something that he was entitled to do....and for doing something that many of us in the world feel should have happened, and should still happen to this day...

Subject: RE: 'Arresting Impunity'
From: Lizzie Cornish 1
Date: 24 Aug 10 - 09:53 AM

Please note.....the Prime Minister of Canada busy playing the piano, singing the Beatles song 'With a Little Help From My Friends' (Well, that IS what he's there for I guess, I mean maybe he'd like to be on The X Factor next?)

But isn't it a shame he didn't decide to sing 'Imagine'......

Here's why...

"I have a history. I was involved in the 1971 Attica Rebellion. I was the only man convicted for being a ringleader during that time and falsely accused of killing a prison guard during that time. In that year, 1972, John Lennon wrote a song called 'Imagine' and in that there was a song to imagine a world of peace. The very first time he performed that song was at a Benefit Concert to raise money for my trial at Attica. And he dedicated that song, him and Yoko, to me and the Attica Brothers...." - Splitting The Sky (taken from Part 1 of 'Arresting Impunity'