[sgtbono2002]

So they're going to go on with the trial but the conviction which was already decided on will not be published. I guess there is a limit to how silly they really want to look. This is good for the kids they can see what a Kangaroo court looks like without going to the Hague.

It would seem 5 teachers would have something better to do than hanging President Bush in effigy.

[mkjessup]

So they're going to go on with the trial but the conviction which was already decided on will not be published

Right. The conviction will be LEAKED, to demonstrate to the students how to disregard any laws or conventions on securing classified information if they believe the public "has a right to know", First Amendment, and all that.

I guarantee you that SOMEbody will spill the results of this bogus "trial", and of course the result will be that Bush was "convicted".

Bet the rent.

[normy]

This is good for the kids they can see what a Kangaroo court looks like without going to the Hague.

So true! LOL!

I have to be honest, I would love to have been able to do this when I was in high school. I would have loved to been the defense attorney and tore the prosecutions case into little bits.

Conservatism came to the forefront by challenging this stuff and exposing it for what it is. Logic and common sense crushes lies and emotion in the long run. If you can convince 10 kids out of 50 you have already won, and if you do it right, your classmates will remember you when they are older. It will stick with them.