Funny, in that painful way that satire about real problems often is.
eljay
December 16, 2014 3:29 pm
>> You don’t have to suffer alone . . . the CIA is here for you
Ain’t that the shameful truth!
lysias
December 16, 2014 3:43 pm
Abu Zubaydah’s lawyer Helen Duffy calls in the Guardian for the U.S. torturers to be tried in foreign courts under universal jurisdiction:
Justice is best done by the states responsible. But where national courts fail, there is a continuing role for human rights courts to determine state responsibility, for courts in other states to judge individuals under universal jurisdiction, and ultimately also for the international criminal court. Truth, justice and accountability for these crimes against humanity are essential, not just for the individuals involved, but to reassert the relevance of the rule of law.
(Emphasis added.)
john douglas
December 16, 2014 5:48 pm
There are the trials co-instituted by one of my heroes Bertrand Russell (was Sartre the other?), but no one knows about them.
Marnie
December 17, 2014 1:38 am
“Ask your doctor if working for the CIA is right for you” LOL! Nothing like the recommendation from a board-certified medical professional to speed up your enrollment process.
Funny, in that painful way that satire about real problems often is.
>> You don’t have to suffer alone . . . the CIA is here for you
Ain’t that the shameful truth!
Abu Zubaydah’s lawyer Helen Duffy calls in the Guardian for the U.S. torturers to be tried in foreign courts under universal jurisdiction:
(Emphasis added.)
There are the trials co-instituted by one of my heroes Bertrand Russell (was Sartre the other?), but no one knows about them.
“Ask your doctor if working for the CIA is right for you” LOL! Nothing like the recommendation from a board-certified medical professional to speed up your enrollment process.