Does anyone even watch MSNBC? They have these questions of the day, and a poll where you can email your response so I did. The question was is the allegations of torture overstated at Guantanamo Bay? Here's my reply:
Hell no there not, more and more every day GITMO is looking more like Auschwitz, where tortures take place, abuses, amputations by unqualified personnel, Guantanamo Bay is nothing more than a concentration camp.
Somehow I doubt they will put that reply on tv.
George Bush and his establisHydromaxent had already planned to disregard the Geneva Convention as they did, and they will continue to do so, until there is strong international pressure to get them to sign an agreement allowing their military personell to be judged by the existing Court of Justice for war crimes.
The only way the US can prove to the world, especially the Arab one, that they do not support torture, is to finally sign this international argreement, as have already done the 90 most important countries of the world. Further refusal of liability to sign this is proof that the US wishes to continue the use of torture and does not respect the Geneva Convention. Their pretense to be against torture by prosecuting the people responsible for torture in their own "military tribunals" and handing out weak sentences such as 1 year's confinement, without even losing rank is a mockery of justice. It is exactly the same as if the Nazi criminals had been judged by German members of the national socialist party instead of at Nuremburg. If America wishes to be a model for the rest of the world, it must NEVER use double standards.
Hell no there not, more and more every day GITMO is looking more like Auschwitz, where tortures take place, abuses, amputations by unqualified personnel, Guantanamo Bay is nothing more than a concentration camp.
Somehow I doubt they will put that reply on tv.
George Bush and his establisHydromaxent had already planned to disregard the Geneva Convention as they did, and they will continue to do so, until there is strong international pressure to get them to sign an agreement allowing their military personell to be judged by the existing Court of Justice for war crimes.
The only way the US can prove to the world, especially the Arab one, that they do not support torture, is to finally sign this international argreement, as have already done the 90 most important countries of the world. Further refusal of liability to sign this is proof that the US wishes to continue the use of torture and does not respect the Geneva Convention. Their pretense to be against torture by prosecuting the people responsible for torture in their own "military tribunals" and handing out weak sentences such as 1 year's confinement, without even losing rank is a mockery of justice. It is exactly the same as if the Nazi criminals had been judged by German members of the national socialist party instead of at Nuremburg. If America wishes to be a model for the rest of the world, it must NEVER use double standards.