The Legal Responsibility Goes to the Top Jennifer K. Harbury looks at the unstated Bush administration policy of torture.
Torture and Cowardice Ray McGovern tries to understand why U.S. religious leaders are silent on U.S. torture policy.
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Torture is on the March!
Lynndie England Convicted in Abu Ghraib Abuse Case Famous for her "thumbs up for torture" poses, perverse, sick, but simply following orders from the top, England is convicted of what every member of the Bush administration is guilty of. The voices of reaction are still claiming there is no torture going on under U.S. cognizance. I wonder how the courts martial keep happening for things that never happened.
The Legal Responsibility Goes to the Top Jennifer K. Harbury looks at the unstated Bush administration policy of torture.
Torture and Cowardice Ray McGovern tries to understand why U.S. religious leaders are silent on U.S. torture policy.
The Legal Responsibility Goes to the Top Jennifer K. Harbury looks at the unstated Bush administration policy of torture.
Torture and Cowardice Ray McGovern tries to understand why U.S. religious leaders are silent on U.S. torture policy.
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