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Who Will Stop The Torture Update-17
08/22/09
10:20:03 pm by misblog, Categories: Guantanamo, Habeas Corpus, Human Rights, Rule of Law, Detainees , Tags: black sites, cia, detainees, disappearances, habeas corpus, torture Originally Published February 28, 2007; Last Updated and Republished August 22, 2009:
Bush King Bush the Idiot lied when he said there were no further individuals being held at CIA black sites. Unfortunately, Bush's King Bush the Idiot's behavior is more indicative of a third rate thug dictator than an American president.
It is currently estimated that Bush King Bush the Idiot has failed to fully account for between 30 to 40 "disappearances" - the illegal detention or killing of an individual without account or legal process - and must do so, immediately
To date Bush King Bush the Idiot has lied to, stonewalled, threatened, and bulling those working to uncover his breathtaking lawlessness.
Congress must immediately investigate and conduct open hearings into all these disappearances and black sites. Additionally, a special prosecutor must be appointed to investigate and prosecute Bush's King Bush the Idiot's lawlessness.
Link to Misblog's:
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Web:
UPDATED 08/22/2009 BBC, US 'names secret terror suspects'.
This is a welcome and refreshing change in direction from the current administration—hopefully our military will work to shorten the notification period to significantly less than two weeks after capture.
We and our military live in a computer age where information travels near the speed of light—let's aim for a notification period of two hours and applaud two days.
- Human Rights Watch, US: Secret CIA Prisoners Still Missing
- US accused on 'missing' prisoners
- New Light Shed on CIA's 'Black Site' Prisons
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