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Thursday, March 31, 2005

Ingrid Margo Journalist
United World News March 31 2005
Ingrid Margo Journalist

Culture Of Life While Killing Thousands


The American PNAC/Bush government is making sweeping changes in the FBI,
the last Bastion in the US government.
Bush lied to go to war, used the intelligence community as support for his lies,
then blamed the intelligence for his not having a valid reason to go to war and
now revamps the intelligence community to suit his needs There are still people
in the FBI and CIA who know who he is and what he’s done. Bush hired Gestapo
man Negroponte to purge his enemies from the intelligence community.

Bush still talks about a culture of life, while he is killing thousands of people.
He issued an executive order. He uses this to fundamentally change the intelligence community starting with the appointment of the mass murderer John Negroponte. Bush doesn’t want to have others to get their hands on weapons of mass murder; so long he can use them, no one else may. He puts every thing on the American people, which is one of his biggest lies.
He is talking about the “new Century” again which is simply *PNAC world domination”. Protecting American people is not important to the Bush/PNAC or his reaction to the deaths of hundreds of American troops would touch him in a human way. But it doesn’t. He only says it does. Polarizations are bent to suit the Washington PNAC government...
Not the American people, not the US military, Iraq or any other humans, it is simply manipulation by this government, manipulation to suit them selves.
The Bush administration will stubbornly not admit mistakes; their credibility “we do no wrong” is false. One can only hope they run out of black lies and black hair dye. The point is Bush went to war based on lies he made up and now is blaming the intelligence community.

This president surrounds him self with a fine group of prominent Nazis and these fine Nazis do what the Bush Führer wants.

Germany is still paying for the consequences of WW2, occupation, reunification and enormous debt.

Venezuela’s President Hugo Chaves told his counterpart Zapatero of Spain “we want to love the US but they don’t allow us”.

The Bush government said the election in Zimbabwe is a sham, Bush ought to know, their election was a sham twice.

Iraq at least one third of babies are suffering from malnutrition, under the US occupation. Trillions are spent on illegal wars and invasions but children are malnourished, still starving, money for food is not available.

The PNAC Bush government has no reason to accuse any one, not any body for human rights violations, when they in fact beat humans to death, torture and terrorize prisoners and civilians alike, that is called brutalizing the truth and deceiving the public. The good news is, not too many of the public are deceived any longer.

Excerpts from ACLU files,
http://www.aclu.org/SafeandFree/SafeandFree.cfm?ID=17572&c=206
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
Defendant.
Donald H. RUMSFELD, Secretary of Defense of the United States of America,
COMPLAINT FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF AND DAMAGES

7. The abuses occurred on a “widespread” basis because of orders and derelictions by Defendant Rumsfeld. Most critically, Defendant Rumsfeld authorized an abandonment of our nation’s inviolable and deep-rooted prohibition against torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment of detainees in U.S. military custody. These acts precipitated further violations of law and directly led to the abuse of Plaintiffs and other detainees in Afghanistan and Iraq. Among other consequences of Defendant Rumsfeld’s actions, high-ranking commanders permitted and implemented an unlawful policy, pattern or practice of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees.

8. In addition, and independent of his orders, authorizations and actions causing
subordinates to commit torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Defendant Rumsfeld also violated his legal duty by failing to stop torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment when he learned of it. Despite many credible and reliable reports of torture from governmental and non-governmental sources beginning in January 2002 and continuing throughout 2003 and 2004, Defendant Rumsfeld failed to take reasonable, necessary, timely and meaningful measures to prohibit and prevent abuses and to punish perpetrators. In doing so, Defendant Rumsfeld violated his obligations as a commander and acted with deliberate indifference and conscious disregard of the high risk of injuries inflicted on detainees and the violations of law committed by his subordinates. These actions and omissions caused the torture and abuses to continue and to spread. Plaintiffs, among many others, were injured as a proximate result of Defendant Rumsfeld’s conduct.
Moreover and significantly, the International
Committee of the Red Cross cited estimates by military intelligence that 70-90% of persons detained in Iraq had “been arrested by mistake.”
10. Defendant Rumsfeld has not been held accountable for his acts, omissions and failures of command.

Ingrid Margo
Ingrid Margo Journalist
United World News March 31 2005
Ingrid Margo Journalist

Culture Of Life While Killing Thousands


The American PNAC/Bush government is making sweeping changes in the FBI,
the last Bastion in the US government.
Bush lied to go to war, used the intelligence community as support for his lies,
then blamed the intelligence for his not having a valid reason to go to war and
now revamps the intelligence community to suit his needs There are still people
in the FBI and CIA who know who he is and what he’s done. Bush hired Gestapo
man Negroponte to purge his enemies from the intelligence community.

Bush still talks about a culture of life, while he is killing thousands of people.
He issued an executive order. He uses this to fundamentally change the intelligence community starting with the appointment of the mass murderer John Negroponte. Bush doesn’t want to have others to get their hands on weapons of mass murder; so long he can use them, no one else may. He puts every thing on the American people, which is one of his biggest lies.
He is talking about the “new Century” again which is simply *PNAC world domination”. Protecting American people is not important to the Bush/PNAC or his reaction to the deaths of hundreds of American troops would touch him in a human way. But it doesn’t. He only says it does. Polarizations are bent to suit the Washington PNAC government...
Not the American people, not the US military, Iraq or any other humans, it is simply manipulation by this government, manipulation to suit them selves.
The Bush administration will stubbornly not admit mistakes; their credibility “we do no wrong” is false. One can only hope they run out of black lies and black hair dye. The point is Bush went to war based on lies he made up and now is blaming the intelligence community.

This president surrounds him self with a fine group of prominent Nazis and these fine Nazis do what the Bush Führer wants.

Germany is still paying for the consequences of WW2, occupation, reunification and enormous debt.

Venezuela’s President Hugo Chaves told his counterpart Zapatero of Spain “we want to love the US but they don’t allow us”.

The Bush government said the election in Zimbabwe is a sham, Bush ought to know, their election was a sham twice.

Iraq at least one third of babies are suffering from malnutrition, under the US occupation. Trillions are spent on illegal wars and invasions but children are malnourished, still starving, money for food is not available.

The PNAC Bush government has no reason to accuse any one, not any body for human rights violations, when they in fact beat humans to death, torture and terrorize prisoners and civilians alike, that is called brutalizing the truth and deceiving the public. The good news is, not too many of the public are deceived any longer.

Excerpts from ACLU files,
http://www.aclu.org/SafeandFree/SafeandFree.cfm?ID=17572&c=206
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
Defendant.
Donald H. RUMSFELD, Secretary of Defense of the United States of America,
COMPLAINT FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF AND DAMAGES

7. The abuses occurred on a “widespread” basis because of orders and derelictions by Defendant Rumsfeld. Most critically, Defendant Rumsfeld authorized an abandonment of our nation’s inviolable and deep-rooted prohibition against torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment of detainees in U.S. military custody. These acts precipitated further violations of law and directly led to the abuse of Plaintiffs and other detainees in Afghanistan and Iraq. Among other consequences of Defendant Rumsfeld’s actions, high-ranking commanders permitted and implemented an unlawful policy, pattern or practice of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees.

8. In addition, and independent of his orders, authorizations and actions causing
subordinates to commit torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Defendant Rumsfeld also violated his legal duty by failing to stop torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment when he learned of it. Despite many credible and reliable reports of torture from governmental and non-governmental sources beginning in January 2002 and continuing throughout 2003 and 2004, Defendant Rumsfeld failed to take reasonable, necessary, timely and meaningful measures to prohibit and prevent abuses and to punish perpetrators. In doing so, Defendant Rumsfeld violated his obligations as a commander and acted with deliberate indifference and conscious disregard of the high risk of injuries inflicted on detainees and the violations of law committed by his subordinates. These actions and omissions caused the torture and abuses to continue and to spread. Plaintiffs, among many others, were injured as a proximate result of Defendant Rumsfeld’s conduct.
Moreover and significantly, the International
Committee of the Red Cross cited estimates by military intelligence that 70-90% of persons detained in Iraq had “been arrested by mistake.”
10. Defendant Rumsfeld has not been held accountable for his acts, omissions and failures of command.

Ingrid Margo

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