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INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ON CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY COMMITTED BY THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION
Can you make it to New York for the Bush Crimes Commission, but need a place to stay? Call 212.941.8086.
Unprecedented and historic indictments alleging war
crimes and crimes against humanity on moral, political
and legal grounds have been served on the Bush White
House. Now a distinguished panel of judges, including
poet Dennis Brutus and former State Dept. officer Ann
Wright, will hear testimony and render judgment:
* Wars of Aggression * Torture and Indefinite
Detention * Destruction of Global Environment *
Attacks on Global Public Health & Reproductive Rights
* Failure to protect life during and after Hurricane
Katrina
* Craig Murray, former British ambassador to
Uzbekistan, who resigned over the use of torture
* Br. Gen. Janis Karpinski, testimony taken by NLG
President-elect Marjorie Cohn
* Scott Ritter, testimony taken by former CIA officer
Ray McGovern
* and Michael Ratner, Lindsey German (Stop the War
UK), Ajamu Sankofa, Abdeen Jabara, Adjoa Aiyetoro,
Barbara Olshansky, Dahr Jamail, Bill Smith-SEICUS, Tom
Devine, Daphne Wysham, Ted Glick, Chokwe Lumumba,
Jeremy Scahill, AfterDowningStreet.org, Bill Fletcher
(TransAfrica), Prof. Steven Miles, Chris Fox, Dr.
Thomas Fasy, Katrina survivors, Fallujah footage, and
more
JANUARY 20, 21, & 22, 2006
FRIDAY 5PM, SATURDAY 10 AM
THE RIVERSIDE CHURCH
91 Claremont Avenue
SUNDAY 1PM
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
116TH & AMSTERDAM AVENUE
ADMISSION: $10/DAY; $20/All Weekend
DISCOUNTS FOR SENIORS & STUDENTS, ORGANIZATIONS/GROUPS
Register on line at www.bushcommission.org
SPONSORED BY THE NOT IN OUR NAME STATEMENT OF
CONSCIENCE
endorsed by Center for Constitutional Rights, National
Lawyers Guild, AfterDowningStreet and many others
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER
commission@nion.us 212-941-8086
"When the possibility of far-reaching war crimes and
crimes against humanity exists, people of conscience
have a solemn responsibility to inquire into the
nature and scope of these acts and to determine if
they do in fact rise to the level of war crimes and
crimes against humanity."
- from the Commission's charter
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I am "terrified" about what is happing to this country. I found this 1946 encyclopedia britanica movie to be relevent. http://www.archive.org/details/Despotis1946
At the moment, I can't access this site. Traceroutes don't go *anywhere*, even if you use the IP address [168.100.252.58], which is unusual. I've tried from two different servers, geographically distant from each other. Very suspicious.
I've lived long enough to know there is one thing that has never changed throughout the history of mankind: "You reap what you sow." And I don't need an international inquisition to convince me of this fact. What WE allow George Bush to do to in Iraq will ultimately be done to us. Can we survive a murderer like Bush invading this country? How long will "we the people" stand by and allow this to go on?
We pretend that WE have no say or power. I remember reading in the constitution that what WE want is what will be. And if the constitution prevents it, then we simply change it like we've done in the past.
I remember President Clinton having a sexual affair against his wife, not "we the people," and Congress took five minutes to call a session to impeach him. Yet, Bush continues to commit crimes against the citizens of this country and the world and Congress sits back looking stupid and talking crazy.
Get it Done.