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C R I M E S A G A I N S T H U M A N I T Y
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U.S. Criminal Conspiracy
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"`Leaders, organizers, instigators and accomplices' who participate in `the
formulation or execution of a common plan or conspiracy' to commit any of
the crimes proscribed by the Nuremberg Charter `are responsible for all acts
performed by any person in execution of such plan.' The language concerning
involvement in a criminal conspiracy, Boyle said, comes straight from
Supreme Court-approved U.S. law, namely the Pinkerton rule.
"The
White House lawyers are well aware that they are engaging in `an
on-going criminal conspiracy to conduct a war of aggression,' Boyle said,
adding, `The New York Times finally conceded that the reason the United
States sabotaged the International Criminal Court (ICC) is because senior
members of the Bush administration are afraid that they risk criminal
prosecution.' The notion that the U.S. government rejects the ICC because
it places military personnel at risk of prosecution is `nonsense,' Boyle
said. It is the highly paid civilian planners at the Pentagon and the White
House who have most to fear from the ICC because of their involvement in
planning war crimes, according to Boyle.
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- Truth from These Podia,
works assembled by Paul Wolf, 15 Oct 2003
- Introduction
- Truth from These Podia
- US Media Coverup: CIA Headquarters in Baghdad under Attack
- Bin Laden family allowed 9/11 leave, UPI, 2 Sep 2003
- Coalition of the willing?
Make that war criminals, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 Feb 2003
- U.S. Fears Prosecution of President in World Court,
Reuters, 15 Nov 2002
- Some People Push Back: On the Justice of Roosting Chickens,
by Ward Churchill, 12 Sep 2001
- Ellen Mariani Lawsuit:
9/11 Victim's Wife Sues Bush Under RICO Act, 11/26/03
- Ellen Mariani's RICO Suit against
Bush et al. Amended Complaint, 11/26/03
- Oil Lust and Israeli "Hatchet Men" Behind U.S. Plans to Occupy Iraq,
by Christopher Bollyn, American Independent Press, 18 Oct 2002
- from Broadening Our Perspectives of 11 September
2001
by David Ratcliffe, September 2002:
- Conspiracy Theories, The Black Commentator, 17 Apr 2003
- Conspiracy crusader doubts official 9/11 version,
by Michele Landsberg, Toronto Star, 11 May 2003
- The Rogue Elephant,
The Bush Junior administration has become a `threat to the peace'
within the meaning of UN Charter Article 39, by Francis Boyle, July 2002
- From The Criminality of Nuclear Deterrence:
No Proof, No Investigation, No Accountability, No Law,
Bush Junior, September 11th and The Rule of Law
by Francis Boyle, 17 May 2002
- Bush Terror Elite Wanted 9/11 to Happen,
by John Pilger, 12 Dec 2002
- Book Review: The War on Freedom - How and Why
America Was Attacked on September 11 2001,
by Wanda Ballentine, 2 Dec 2002
- Not all conspiracies are created equal,
by John Judge, 30 Oct 2002
- Pursuing Prior Knowledge of 911
is a Dead End,
by John Judge, 24 Sep 2002
- Bush on 60 Minutes - 9/11 events,
by John Judge, 26 Sep 2002
- Bin Laden's Brother-in-law Had Close Ties to Bush,
by Tom Flocco, AmericanFreePress.net / Scoop.co.nz, 28 Aug 2002
- S.F. Attorney: Bush Allowed 9/11,
by David Kiefer, San Francisco Examiner, 11 Jun 2002
- Iraq: Crisis of Conscience,
by George Hunsinger, Presbyterian Outlook, 19 Aug 2002
8/19/02
- The Triple Crises in the U.S.,
by James Petras, Rebelión, 30 Jun 2002
- Gulf War: Gonzalez Impeachment Resolution of Bush,
Congressional Record, 19 Jan 1991 - re-sent May 2002
- Sanctions and War on Iraq: In 300 words,
by Citizens Concerned for the People of Iraq, 17 Aug 2002
- Foreknowledge of 9/11,
by John Judge, 9 Jul 2002
- Asking the Wrong Question, by John Judge, 19 May 2002
- What Went Wrong on September 11 and Why?
- Centre for Research on Globalisation: Foreknowledge of 9-11,
Compilation of articles & documents in support of a 9-11 Investigation
- The mystery surrounding the death of John O'Neill:
The Propaganda Preparation for 9/11, by Chaim Kupferberg,
Centre for Research on Globalisation, 13 Jun 2002
- Daniel Pearl and the Paymaster of 9/11:
9/11 and The Smoking Gun that Turned On its Tracker,
by Chaim Kupferberg, Centre for Research on Globalisation,
4 Sep 2002 (Summary)
- by Larry Chin:
- The truth is out there ...right?,
by Ian Mulgrew, Vancouver Sun, 23 Feb 2002
- Rush Bimbo & Guantanamo,
Francis Boyle, 8 Feb 2002
- A Coup against the American Constitution,
Francis A. Boyle Interview, 14 Nov 2001
- The Federalist Society: Hijacking Justice,
by George Curry & Trevor Coleman, Emerge, October 1999
- The F Word,
Michael Ruppert, From The Wilderness, 20 Nov 2001
- Kangaroo Courts: Boyle v Gonzales, Francis Boyle,
30 Nov 2001
- Boyle Interview:
In Name of Security, Thousands Denied Constitutional Rights,
November 2001
- "Strategic Attack," and US War Crimes
- U.S. Air Force Doctrine Document 2-1.2,
by Thomas Nagy, freelist.org, 10 Nov 2002
- The Secret Behind the Sanctions
--How the U.S. Intentionally Destroyed Iraq's Water Supply,
by Thomas J. Nagy, The Progressive, September 2001
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"The Geneva Convention is absolutely clear. In a 1979
protocol relating to the `protection of victims of international
armed conflicts,' Article
54, it states: `It is prohibited to
attack, destroy, remove, or render useless objects indispensable
to the survival of the civilian population, such as foodstuffs,
crops, livestock, drinking water installations and supplies, and
irrigation works, for the specific purpose of denying them for
their sustenance value to the civilian population or to the
adverse Party, whatever the motive, whether in order to starve
out civilians, to cause them to move away, or for any other
motive.'
"At
But that is precisely what the U.S. government did, with
malice aforethought. It `destroyed, removed, or rendered
useless' Iraq's `drinking water installations and supplies.' The
sanctions, imposed for a decade largely at the insistence of the
United States, constitute a violation of the Geneva Convention.
They amount to a systematic effort to, in the DIA's own words,
`fully degrade" Iraq's water sources. . . . .
"At
a House hearing on June 6,
Representative
Cynthia McKinney, Democrat of Georgia, referred to the
document `Iraq Water Treatment Vulnerabilities' and said: `Attacking the Iraqi
public drinking water supply flagrantly targets civilians and is
a violation of the Geneva Convention and of the fundamental laws
of civilized nations.'
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Over the last decade, Washington extended the toll by
continuing to withhold approval for Iraq to import the few
chemicals and items of equipment it needed in order to clean up
its water supply. . . .
"For
more than ten years, the United States has deliberately
pursued a policy of destroying the water treatment system of
Iraq, knowing full well the cost in Iraqi lives. The United
Nations has estimated that more than 500,000 Iraqi children have
died as a result of sanctions, and that 5,000 Iraqi children
continue to die every month for this reason. No one can say
that the United States didn't know what it was doing."
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