georgephillip
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"From its first days in office in January of 2001 the Administration of George W. Bush meant to launch military attacks against both Afghanistan and Iraq. The reasons had nothing to do with terrorism.
"This is beyond dispute.
"The mainstream press has either ignored the story or missed it completely, but the Administration’s congenital belligerence is fully documented elsewhere.
"Attacking a sovereign nation unprovoked, however, directly violates the charter of the United Nations. It is an international crime. The Bush Administration would need credible justification to proceed with its plans."
The So-Called War on Terror: A Masterpiece of Propaganda | War Is A Crime .org
The only way to settle these questions is with full, independent, public investigations of these alleged crimes BEFORE those who perpetrated them die of old age.
"This is beyond dispute.
"The mainstream press has either ignored the story or missed it completely, but the Administration’s congenital belligerence is fully documented elsewhere.
"Attacking a sovereign nation unprovoked, however, directly violates the charter of the United Nations. It is an international crime. The Bush Administration would need credible justification to proceed with its plans."
The So-Called War on Terror: A Masterpiece of Propaganda | War Is A Crime .org
The only way to settle these questions is with full, independent, public investigations of these alleged crimes BEFORE those who perpetrated them die of old age.