War Crimes - Topic profile

                                                War Crimes and War Profiteering                                                                                                      Click on the image                          All Americans should constantly remind themselves that the George Bush who is now being touted as a great leader:          has approved a "security" bill which ...

Guy raises a relevant question. Why is the United States not pursuing the war criminals who brutalized prisoners of war during the Vietnam War?   Congressman Walter B. Jones (R-NC), one of a handful in Congress who still cares about veterans and their issues, pushed a bill through Congress in 1996 making it legal for the U.S. government to seek out and prosecute in U.S. courts anyone who ...

                                                War Crimes and War Profiteering                        By Norman D. Livergood                                                                               Click on the image                          All Americans should constantly remind themselves that the George Bush who is now being touted as a great leader:          has approved a "...

BuzzFlash News Network Jane Mayer's July Blockbuster, Praised by Bob Herbert (as Linked on BuzzFlash) on July 22, About Bush and Torture Inc -- "The Dark Side: The Inside Story of How The War on Terror Turned into a War on American Ideals" (Hardcover) -- THE Book on How the Bush Administration Committed Torture and Homicide in Defiance of the Geneva Convention. These are called War ...

Top Bush hands are starting to get sweaty about where they left their fingerprints on U.S. torture policies. Worries About War Crimes Heat up in the White House By Frank Rich, The New York Times Posted on July 14, 2008, Printed on July 19, 2008 http://www.alternet.org/story/91340/ We know what a criminal White House looks like from "The Final Days," Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's classic ...

Worries About War Crimes Heat up in the White House By Frank Rich, The New York Times July 14, 2008 We know what a criminal White House looks like from "The Final Days," Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's classic account of Richard Nixon's unraveling. The cauldron of lies, paranoia and illegal surveillance boiled over, until it was finally every man for himself as desperate ...

The Real-Life 24 of Summer 2008   By FRANK RICH   WE know what a criminal White House looks like from The Final Days, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernsteins classic account of Richard Nixons unraveling. The cauldron of lies, paranoia and illegal surveillance boiled over, until it was finally every man for himself as desperate courtiers scrambled to save their reputations and, in a few ...

Worries About War Crimes Heat up in the White House By Frank Rich, The New York Times. Posted July 14, 2008. Top Bush hands are starting to get sweaty about where they left their fingerprints on U.S. torture policies. We know what a criminal White House looks like from "The Final Days," Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's classic account of Richard Nixon's unraveling. The ...

Luke (NLD-MN): Gary Coleman says: I find it totally understandable and forgivable that McCain signed a confession while being tortured. I'm sure it touches McCain's heart to know, that of all people, I understand!

http://forums.d2jsp.org/index.php?showtopic=227389 28&f=53&st=30#entry131382360 Failed thread, Fairmont and Besh are being difficult, i understand why ! D Clone This post was edited by diablo_clone on Tue, Aug 26 2008, 06:05am

Bush Brown CIA How Many Kids Have You Killed Today: Oh, yes, there are certainly miscarriages of justice, that is very evident. However I maintain the point, terrorist actions and war crimes are just the same, only one is carried out by people on behalf of a state, the other is carried out by civilians (officially sanctioned terrorists). They are both criminal actions against civilians, ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Pimpy the Magic Elf Without the USA the people of West Berlin would have starved. Or capitulated, which was the primary intent of the blockade.

> Ex-Marine Decries Prosecution in Civilian Court > Ex-Marine Charged in Civilian Court Warns of Broad Consequences > By CHELSEA J. CARTER AP Military Affairs Writer > The Associated Press > IRVINE, Calif. > > > > A former Marine sergeant facing the first federal civilian > prosecution of a military member accused of a war crime says there is > much more at stake than his ...

Ex-Marine Decries Prosecution in Civilian Court Ex-Marine Charged in Civilian Court Warns of Broad Consequences By CHELSEA J. CARTER AP Military Affairs Writer The Associated Press IRVINE, Calif. A former Marine sergeant facing the first federal civilian prosecution of a military member accused of a war crime says there is much more at stake than his claim of innocence on charges ...