Bush History: Bush Adds USA to List that Includes the Nazis, the Khmer Rouge, WWII Japan 11/30

[BlueButGlad2]

President Bush adds the USA to a list that includes Hitler's Nazis, Cambodia's Khmer Rouge (Pol Pot), and WWII era Japan. Bush high-level insiders and military authorities admit Bush has OK'ed what they would consider to be torture, even if the president denies it. And our allies? According to a Navy Commander: "They call it for what it is, torture".

http://poorgeorgesalmanac.com/?p=972

Today's category: Human Rights/Human Wrongs

365 Reasons to Celebrate the Obama administration - New Bush blunders daily

[ColbertWatcher]

1. "They call it for what it is, torture". This will be Dumbya's legacy.

Thank you for posting.

[BlueButGlad2]

3. Thank-you CW. I appreciate that.

[ColbertWatcher]

4. You're welcome. Your almanac will be a prized site come January 21, 2009.

Watch.

[BlueButGlad2]

5. Come January 21st the world be ready to move on!

Although I think that there are a lot of lessons to be learned by reading of Bush's failures.

[ColbertWatcher]

7. Many people will be trying to figure out what went wrong and when.

There will be plenty of people looking back to the Bush Mess.

[BlueButGlad2]

8. I hope you are right, I fear you are wrong!

[ColbertWatcher]

9. 9/11 will be scrutinized the same way JFK's assasination was.

And along with 9/11 will be the rest of Dumbya's occupation of the White House.

[judasdisney]

2. Worse than torture, according to the Nuremberg Trials, was "pre-emptive war"

The greatest war crime: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_aggression

The International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, which followed World War II, stated: "...to initiate a war of aggression...is not only an international crime; it is the supreme international crime, differing only from other war crimes in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole."

[BlueButGlad2]

6. Great Quote Judas

Thanks for posting. I hadn't read that before.