Did the Supreme Court know the Hamdan Decision would lead to This?

[leveymg]

There really doesn't seem to be anywhere for the Bush-Cheney cabal to hide, anymore. The armed services aren't going to protect them from arrest after indictment.

Rumsfeld, Gonzales, Yoo and others clearly violated the Torture Act of 2000. That law makes it a capital offense, punishable by death, for any American who incites, enables or carries out acts of torture that result in death to the victim outside the U.S. Pardons won't make any difference, because if we don't try them, the rest of the world will have to. See, www.dailykos.com/story/2006/2/24/13644/9576





The responsible officials should all commit suicide. Legally, they already did when they condoned torture. Then, there are the other charges they'll face: violations of the Geneva Convention, waging aggressive war, crimes against humanity . . .

Black capsule or fall on your sword, Rummy? Dick? What about you, Dubya?

[atreides1]

1. Either method...

....requires a sense of honor, which none of them possess!!!!!

[man4allcats]

2. Correct.

That being the case, I guess we'll just have to help them along. Seems to me a rope would be most fitting for these thugs, but of course there are also the options of firing squad, gas chamber, electrocution and lethal injection. Take your pick, guys. In a democracy, you have a choice.