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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 246 20.05.2006 X 25 US Code, Title 18, Part 1, Chapter 118, § 2441 - Those who order the commission of war crimes ... ―shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for life or any term of years, or both, and if death results to the victim, shall also be subject to the penalty of death‖ - This may explain why the US Government is trying to block all torture lawsuits, because under US law, those who authorized the torture, which has resulted in deaths, are looking at the death penalty themselves 23.05.2006 BAZ 25 Günter Grass hat die USA in einer flammenden Rede scharf kritisiert und ihr vorgeworfen, den Terrorismus zu fördern ... Die «Verbrechen der USA» seien «systematisch, konstant, infam und unbarmherzig» {Ausser Spiegel Online von keine deutsche MM erwähnt! - später doch} 23.05.2006 X 25 Günther Grass: Schreiben in Friedloser Welt (Rede PEN 23.5) 28.05.2006 Independent 25 >60 of the detainees of [Guantanamo] were under 18 at the time of their capture, some as young as 14 01.06.2006 Coastal Post 25 The US has again refused the ICRC access to terrorism suspects held in 03.06.2006 Globe and Mail secret detention centers 25 While Mr. El-Maati has never been linked to any plot against Toronto, those working on Project A/O Canada suspected him of plotting against Canadian targets. Mr. El- Maati ... complains he was harassed into leaving Canada ... arrested upon arrival in Syria and jailed for two years, and alleges he was tortured and asked questions that could only come from Canadian authorities - Terror is such a vile crime that even innocence is no defense 03.06.2006 Telegraph 25 ~100 prisoners are on hunger strike at Guantanamo Bay and several detainees are being force-fed, the American military said 07.06.2006 BAZ 25 14 europ. Regierungen haben laut .. Dick Marty in der CIA-Affäre mit [CIA] zusammengearbeitet ... Bei Rumänien und Polen habe sich «erhärtet», dass es dort Geheimgefängnisse gab 11.06.2006 BAZ 25 Drei Guantánamo-Häftlinge nehmen sich das Leben ... Erhängt 11.06.2006 Sunday Herald 25 The fax that reveals the US is flying terror suspects to Europe‘s secret jails 12.06.2006 News.com.au 25 The Greens have accused US military officials of being inhumane for describing the suicide of three Guantanamo Bay detainees as a public relations stunt 13.06.2006 Alertnet 25 The Am. Med. Ass. voted to refine its ethical guidelines that forbid doctors from participating in torture or "coercive" interrogations of prisoners 19.06.2006 ABC 25 In federal court in Chicago Tuesday, chilling stories about the torture of political prisoners by Israeli police. Testimony came during a hearing in the case against Muhammad Salah, who is accused of laundering money for Palestinian terrorists 22.06.2006 Raw Story 25 Jailers at the US base in Guantánamo Bay have coerced confessions they knew to be false, beaten prisoners to the point of disability, and given detainees psychotropic drugs they believed were for common physical ailments, according to an account one former detainee gave RAW STORY - the United States of Torture, land of the very unfree, and the home of the not terribly brave 25.06.2006 Welt 25 Staatsanwälte halten Aussagen des mutmaßlich von der CIA verschleppten Deutsch- Libanesen [el-Masri] für glaubwürdig ... unklar, ob deutsche Behörden von der Festnahme frühzeitig gewußt und sie sogar geduldet haben. Daß sie aktiv daran beteiligt waren, dafür haben die Ermittler bisher keine Hinweise ... Im Zentrum der Ermittlungen steht nach wie vor eine Person namens "Sam" ... der el-Masri in Afghanistan verhört und schließlich freigelassen habe 29.06.2006 BAZ 25 Der Oberste Gerichtshof der USA hat die Militärtribunale für .. Guantanamo für illegal erklärt ... Schon vor 2 Jahren hatte der Oberste Gerichtshof Bush das Recht abgesprochen, Terrorverdächtige festnehmen und sie auf unbestimmte Zeit und ohne einen Rechtsbeistand festhalten zu lassen 29.06.2006 Raw Story 25 A March 22, 2005, sworn statement by the former chief of the Interrogation Control Element at Guantánamo said instructors from SERE also taught their methods to interrogators of the prisoners in Cuba - at least they had the most professional training in torture the US could provide 30.06.2006 X 25 The Pentagon reaffirmed the need for the Guantanamo prison even though the US Supreme Court rejected the system of military tribunals put in place to try the prisoners 30.06.2006 Raw Story 25 Senators move to reverse effects of Supreme Court decision against Guantanamo commissions - the Senate cannot pass an unconstitutional law. Second, any laws passed today are irrelevant for all that has happened before 30.06.2006 Guardian 25 US gov. said it could not find the men that a Guantánamo detainee believes could help set him free. The Guardian found them in 3 days ... Lies and old rivalries had sent many innocent Afghans to Guantánamo
What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 247 30.06.2006 Seattle Times 25 The decision in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld that the detainees must be treated according to int. standards sent officials scrambling to evaluate options for the approximately 470 detainees at Guantánamo, some of whom have been held for >4 years without trials 30.06.2006 BAZ 25 Trotz der Entscheidung des Obersten Gerichtshofs, der die Militärtribunale in Guantanamo für illegal erklärt hat, wollen die USA vorerst an dem Häftlingslager auf Kuba festhalten 02.07.2006 X 25 Geneva Conventions are "Quaint" and "Obsolete" – except, of course, when the other side violates them 05.07.2006 SF_Gate 25 Prosecutors said they had arrested two Italian intelligence officers and were seeking four more Americans as part of an investigation into the alleged CIA kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric in Milan in 2003 06.07.2006 BAZ 25 Das Europ. Parlament ... billigten einen Zwischenbericht, in dem die CIA und andere US-Geheimdienste direkt für Entführungen von Terrorverdäch-tigen in Europa verantwortlich gemacht wurden 10.07.2006 X 25 Report on Torture at Gitmo - Groundbreaking 51-Page Report Details Recent Torture and Inhumane Treatment in Violation of US Law and the Supreme Court‘s Recent Hamdan Decision 10.07.2006 Raw Story 25 The 51 page "Report on Torture and Cruel, Inhuman, and Degrading Treatment of Prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba" is drawn from primary accounts given by current detainees and their American attorneys at the Guantánamo Bay prison. It catalogues conduct by U.S. officials in violation of the Geneva Conventions, which the Supreme Court recently applied to detainees in the Hamdan v. Rumsfeld decision - If ever there was a day that the current Adm. needed a distraction ... 11.07.2006 Raw Story 25 The White House says Guantanamo cannot be closed until its prisoners are either repatriated or tried - So what happens if they are neither repatriated or tried? Untried, unconvicted, yet serving a life sentence? 11.07.2006 Guardian 25 US today reversed policy when it said all detainees at Guantánamo Bay and all other prisoners in US military custody were entitled to protection under the Geneva conventions. The Bush adm. had previously claimed terrorism suspects were "noncombatants" because they were fighting for a sect or faction and not a state and were therefore not subject to the Geneva conventions ... the policy change, outlined in a new Pentagon memo, reflected the recent supreme court decision to block military tribunals 12.07.2006 BAZ 25 [Pentagon:] USA halten in ihrem Anti-Terror-Kampf weltweit rund 1000 Häftlinge fest. 450 davon seien [in] Guantánamo 12.07.2006 Boston Globe 25 Bush adm. officials asked Congress to endorse the special military tribunals established by the president to try prisoners captured in the war on terror, but Republicans and Democrats alike balked at giving the White House quick legislative approval to a controversial system that the Supreme Court invalidated just two weeks ago {yesterday's lie ...} 30.07.2006 Independent 25 New maximum-security jail to open at Guantanamo Bay - Camp 6, a state-ofthe-art maximum-security jail built by a Halliburton subsidiary, will be able to hold 200 prisoners {enlarging instead of closing it} 03.08.2006 Wash Post 25 White House Proposal Would Expand Authority of Military Courts - Bush adm. plan for special military courts seeks to expand the reach and authority of such "commissions" to include trials of people who are not members of al-Qaeda or the Taliban and are not directly involved in acts of int. terrorism. The plan, which would replace a military trial system ruled illegal by the Supreme Court in June, would also allow the secretary of defense to add crimes at will to those under the military court's jurisdiction 18.08.2006 LA Times 25 the trial of CIA contractor David A. Passaro, the first and, so far, only individual connected with the CIA to be charged with abusing a detainee in US custody .. was implicated in the June 2003 death of Abdul Wali at an Army base in Asada-bad, Afghanistan. Wali .. turned himself in to US forces because he had heard they wanted to question him about a rocket attack on the base. 3 days later, he was dead ... US soldiers testified that Passaro kicked Wali in the groin and repeatedly beat him, at times with a metal flashlight, over a period of 2 days 19.08.2006 X 25 Top Italian telecom security official involved in Abu Omar rendition case commits suicide in Naples. Adamo Bove's expertise was mobile telecom surveillance. "It was Adamo Bove who helped the Milan magistrates identify and reconstruct the mobile phone traffic during the kidnapping of Abu Omar in Milan on February 17, 2003 ... that led to arrest warrants for 26 American agents and many of their Italian accomplices." 25.08.2006 Guardian 25 Judges clear the way for foreign terror suspects to be sent back to Algeria despite fears that they could be tortured
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