Editor’s Note: Despite the departure of George W. Bush’s administration more than a year ago, the Democratic-controlled Congress and the Democratic-controlled administration have taken no official action to hold any ex-official accountable for war crimes – or to conduct a formal inquiry of what went wrong, as Great Britain is doing.
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The Big Picture: 'Combatants': Detained but untried
Daily Record (subscription) That is why the war theory is a mistake. Terrorism is crime, and if we treat it as such, we know exactly what we are doing. We know how to deal with the … |
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The Obama administration said Sunday it would consider local opposition when deciding where to hold Sept. 11 trials and pledged to seek swift justice for the professed mastermind of the attacks.
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Official: 9/11 Terror Trial Will be Moved From NYC
Fox 31 KDVR.com "He will be brought to justice and he's likely to be executed for the heinous crimes that he committed in killing and masterminding the killing of 3000 … |
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The Next Page / The Last Brick in Place: Epitaph to a Decade
Pittsburgh Post Gazette Some say that Mr. Bush, Condoleezza Rice and others in government were impervious to the impending possibility of what actually happened on Sept. 11, 2001. … |
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The Reagan administration’s policy – treat Terrorists as criminals – is now deemed fringe Leftist
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A long-awaited Justice Department watchdog report has backed off an earlier recommendation that two former senior officials – John Yoo and Jay Bybee – face disciplinary action for providing George W. Bush’s White House with legal advice that opened the door to torturing “war on terror” detainees, according to published reports.
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Wilmshurst: An ovation for witness of principle
Independent Manning (UK foreign policy adviser at the time) had just had a private dinner with Condoleeza Rice during which he had reassured Rice that "(Blair) would … |
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The Eeternal Cop Out
The Moderate Voice Similarly, when people like Dick Cheney stated that "Simply stated, there is no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction," wasn't he … Remember the Illegal Destruction of Iraq? |
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Chilcot war Inquiry: We STILL think Blair lied, say 8 out of 10
Daily Mail … so strongly about the issue that they think Mr Blair should be tried for 'war crimes'. The cynicism extends to Mr Blair's relationship with George Bush. … 'Tony Blair won every skirmish, every battle, but still lost the war' Blair says Saddam had to go Tony Blair Forced to Testify on War Crimes |
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