Iraq

The second George Bush is not the only US President responsible for permitting/instigating this sort of thing. But he is the most recent. Why therefore is there still no attempt to bring him to justice via the Tribunal at The Hague? Both he and Tony Blair, along with most ,perhaps, of their predecessors, share guilt in this, and much more. Bringing people like these two before The Tribunal seems to be the only hope of stopping the next US President and UK Prime Minister from doing the same things, and so on. Is Amnesty, or anybody with clout and know how, trying to get this essential process started?

Online petition :http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/support-ashraf.html

I am 14 and i know there is no human analogy for George Bush what he did was truly, truly awful I can't explain to my little sister what things George Bush has done and although every one has the right to no I do not want to that inch of me that tiny little inch tell me to save her from the words "murderer" "killer" "suffering". He has fashioned the human race to believe something. A lie. he has made it accessible to bear arms were shooting some one no longer becomes the perpetrators fault. He has made the word "Different" dangerous and the word "power" fearing. I may be just one person I don't even think I speak on behalf of any one else but if you see it suffering and you turn a blind eye you need look no further than your own mirror to see some one like George Bush staring back at you.

You'd hope the responsibility for torture will go higher than the agents who were actually involved.

"War is much to serious a matter to be entrusted to the military" -George Clemeceau

And also see Haynes' comment: http://www.timesonline.co.u...

I hate what americans did to iraqi in this prison