When will these EVIL CRIMINALS Be held accountable for 100,000 deaths?

[joanne]

This is JUST AWFUL!!!

The most common causes of death before the invasion of Iraq were heart attacks, strokes and other chronic diseases. However, after the invasion, violence was recorded as the primary cause of death and was mainly attributed to coalition forces -- with about 95 percent of those deaths caused by bombs or fire from helicopter gunships

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2004/10/28/132030/06

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

[proud patriot]

1. Soon

[Cleita]

2. I don't know why our leaders are afraid

to start the wheels rolling on investigations, indictiments...etc.?

[joanne]

3. The Repukes control Congress and hold the White House

the latter wont be for much longer.

As for Congress.... just not sure if the Democrats can take over the Senate.... the House nearly impossible.

But this is a HORRIBLE story. I knew there were thousands of deaths... but this is STAGGERING.

[NewInNewJ.]

5. I tried to catch a little news from

all mainstream , not one word about this.As long as you don't acknowledge the truth, it's not happening.

[The Traveler]

4. They will spin their words

and remind us of the 100,000 Hussein killed. The jack booted neo-con swine in power have matched Hussein's work. Is this what he meant by, "We're making progress"?

The will remind us of the rape rooms and torture chambers Hussein operated. Bush has matched him.

The Bible says, "By their fruits ye shall know them." We have seen Bush's fruit, and thus we know him.

He will be held accountable, if not now then by a higher authority sometime later ...

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

6. There's a good reason that Bush wouldn't sign on to the ICC.

But, since we have to see Kissinger, Westmoreland, Rostow, etc in the dock for killing millions in SE Asia, my guess we're likely to grow very, very, old before we see justice done.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

7. Sign or not... biggest military or not... they will answer for these

inept actions, these ill thought out decisions... they will answer, they are not the self appointed rulers of the world, and the world will have its say on this matter, you can take that to the bank. In the end, the graves we have created and are creating will outnumber what was there already.

Don't forget the graves we left there the last go around, when our state department told Iraq that we had NO OPINION regarding their idea to take Kuwait to task for slant drilling and the like.

The RETREATING COLUMNS of Iraqi men and machines were massacred in the desert.... and for what? They were going home, left Kuwait... were on their way back home and were pummeled by A-10 Warthogs and Apache helicopters after being trapped when the front and rear vehicles were wiped.

http://www.estripes.com/article.asp?section=126&article=14772&archive=true
>>The Highway of Death, where American airpower destroyed a long column of retreating Iraqi armor in the first Gulf War, is back in business.

On Feb. 26 and 27, 1991, U.S. planes trapped a 2,000-vehicle convoy on the Abdali Road by blasting those in front and in the rear. American pilots bombed the resulting bottleneck for hours.

A similar scene played out on the only other highway, running along the Persian Gulf, leading from Kuwait City to Iraq.

Wave after wave of attack aircraft, Apache helicopters and A-10 Warthogs swooped in, pummeling the doomed convoy with cluster bombs, missiles and machine-gun fire.

“There’s just nothing like it,” one Warthog pilot told pool reporters days after the incident.<<

May the man/woman upstairs have mercy on us.

www.brusselstribunal.org

www.votetoimpeach.org

www.internationalanswer.org

[MisterP]

8. W.W. Rostow died last year

may he be reincarnated in his free-market-hell utopia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Rostow