Congressional Hearings Shed New Light on Government's Endorsement of Torture; Maj. Gen. Taguba Accuses Bush Administration of War Crimes
On Tuesday, the Senate Armed Services Committee held an eight-hour hearing that exposed the role of top Bush administration officials in authorizing the use of harsh interrogation techniques. Meanwhile, Retired Major General Antonio Taguba, the Army general who first investigated the abuse at Abu Ghraib, has accused the Bush administration of committing war crimes. "The commander in chief and those under him authorized a systematic regime of torture," Taguba said. [includes rush transcript]
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nalinicp24suesgamcp 4 months ago
Torture all
charlitunaman2002 2 years ago
Isn't there a "blueprint" for punishing those who ordered this? Someone draft a memo and tell the Bush buddies (like Hanes who has a bad memory all of the sudden) we are aggressively holding them accountable. For God's sake! Don't they read history? We are inviting terrorist activities! We must stop! We want to be part of the Geneva Convention? Ha!
Waterboarding!! Where is this allowed in our legal obligation? How savage. Sickening!
valeriemccrumb 3 years ago
sorry everybody - God LOVES America, and God HATES General Taguba, because he told the truth. Will that work for you?
AnonymousBChurch 3 years ago
NEOCONS are dragging this Country into a point of no return.
These people ARE Criminals and should be prosecuted and incarcerated.
What a shame.
TPAUSA 3 years ago 2