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SPANISH BRINGING WAR CRIMES CHARGES

From: Dick Eastman

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Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 2:09 AM

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From: Jim Kirwan

Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009

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The Spanish are now bringing war crimes charges against these men and are proceeding with prosecution.

Do you think the Nuremburg Indictment counts can be used as predicate and foundation?

Arden Gifford, MD

Douglas Feith, the organizer of the Pentagon propaganda machine that Used WMD to justify the invasion of Iraq andthe butchery of 100,000 people. He smirks and laughs on TV when he is held accountable. Typical of the Cheney Bush smirks and notice Himmler’s smirks. Time and tide.

They think that being Zionists they never have to say they are sorry.

A high-level court in Spain has taken the first steps toward opening a criminal investigation against six former Bush administration officials, including former Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, on whether they violated international law by providing a legal framework to justify the use of torture of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.

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The complaint under review also names John C. Yoo, the former Justice Department lawyer who wrote secret legal opinions saying the president had the authority to circumvent the Geneva Conventions, and Douglas J. Feith, the former under secretary of defense for policy.

The other Americans named in the complaint are William J. Haynes II, former general counsel for the Department of Defense; Jay S. Bybee, Mr. Yoo's former boss at the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel; and David S. Addington, who was the chief of staff and legal adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney.

It's a shrewd move on Spain's part. If nothing else it assures that some of the worst men in the world will never travel to Spain or possibly the greater EU.

Similar restrictions apply to Henry Kissinger. Kissinger can no longer travel in parts of Europe, Asia and Latin America. He is subject to arrest in seven nations because of his role in sanctioning assassinations and state terrorism during the years when he directed American foreign policy. He has had to cancel trips to Brazil and France who consider him a fugitive from justice.

Comedian Bill O'Reilly is decrying Spain's sovereign right to have their own opinions on war crimes. Imagine that.

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