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Comment by Roger_Roger — February 27, 2008 @ 8:58 am

roger2 has missed the facts and the point entirely, as usual. ou should hire somebody to read to you, rr, y8ou obvious,y have no understanding of English. What speedy trial, after 5 years in prison? You’re truly the bottom of the evolutionary barrel, you conservotards.

The report by John Dugard, independent investigator on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the UN Human Rights Council, will be presented next month, but it has been posted on the body’s Web site.

TO THE SICK NATION OF AMERICA STOP VETOEING ISREALI UN RESOLUTIONS

brilliant your lously money makes Oil cost us more

STUFF THE DOLLAR

Stuff you attempts at seducing Europeans into cheap holidays in the USA

We are NOT COMING EVER

In 1994 the United States senate ratified the U.N. Convention on Elimination of all forms of racial discrimination promising to provide reports every two years on racial discrimination in the United States. The reports were to include anywhere in the world where the U.S. military is in charge. In other words, the United States military no matter where it was on the globe, agreed to report discrimination. That now includes Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib.

The treaty is the “supreme law of the land” under the U.S. Constitution, article 6, clause 2. Every nation that signed the treaty was charged with giving a national report on such basic areas of discrimination as health care, education, and prison terms. According to the Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute and the National Lawyers Guild, the United States on Friday presented a report to the United Nations Committee, never mentioning Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo, or the behavior of U.S. corporations working under U.S. military contracts.

America is just one BIG SICK COUNTRY

Comment by good_golly — February 26, 2008 @ 11:02 pm

You’re showing your ignorance. it’s either socialist, like America, or Stalinist, like the USSR. Your understanding of political systems is, unsurprisingly, minute.

We called them “ENEMIES”.

I am wondering how this moronic troll knows that this has not already happened. For all we know they have shot or beheaded many people who were at Gitmo or in prison in Iraq.