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Verdict Delivered to White House!

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For video, go to Truthout's multimedia page.

Final Verdict Released

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 2006-09-13 01:27.

Commission Finds President George W. Bush and His Administration Guilty of War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity

The Commission of Inquiry on Crimes Against Humanity Committed by the Bush Administration released its final verdict on Wednesday, September 13, 2006.

Find the full text of the verdict in PDF form here.

At the January hearings. . .

Submitted by administrator on Tue, 2006-04-18 21:15.

DRAMATIC VIDEO was shown of war crimes. The U.S. turned the city of Fallujah into a "free fire zone" where anything that moved was a targeted.
. . . and we heard the evidence of torture.

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Read Janis Karpinski's testimony

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Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski, former commander of Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq testifies on how the abuse of prisoners in U.S. custody originated at the highest levels (audio) (text). Panel of Jurists (l. to r.): Adjoa Aiyetoro, Dennis Brutus, Ajamu Sankofa, Ann Wright, and Abdeen Jabara

Opening remarks by Harry Belafonte (text) (audio) (wmv video)

Opening remarks by Michael Ratner (text) (audio)
(quicktime video) (wmv video)

Text of indictments
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Friday, January 20, at The Riverside Church
Saturday, January 21, at The Riverside Church
Sunday, Jan. 22, Columbia Univ. Law School
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Highlights from the 1st Session Oct, 2005

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View Bush Commission Torture Video on Line!

Click here to view the first of the Bush Commission videos based on the testimony taken by the commission on torture and indefinite detention (download may take a few minutes).

• Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski describes the chain of command that authorized the infamous tortures at Abu Graib in Iraq.

• Ambassador Craig Murray describes how he discovered the horrible tortures being conducted for the U.S. and the U.K. by the government of Uzbekistan.

• Camilo E. Mejia, member of Iraq Veterans Against the War, tells how ordinary soldiers like him were instructed to treat captured Iraqis “like dogs.”

• Dr. Stephen Miles describes the homicide of an Iraqi prisoner and you will see the prisoner’s body packed in ice with a U.S. soldier giving the “thumbs up.”

• Barbara Olshansky from the Center for Constitutional Rights pulls together the whole picture of this illegal grab for presidential power, unrestrained by law or morality.

Rumsfeld's Bad Day

Rumsfeld usually speaks only to “safe” audiences of carefully selected military personnel. But on May 4, 2006, he made the mistake of speaking to a public audience in Atlanta.