Torture: A deliberate tool of imperialist occupation
Posted: Sunday, May 16, 2004

Tell us what this war is about
Can someone in the Bush administration please tell us what this is all about? Are we at war because Saddam tortured his own? Because Saddam possessed WMD and posed an immediate threat to the United States? Because Saddam had something to do with 9/11, even though the Bush administration has already said otherwise?

Oils ain't just oils, they're to die for

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Abuse was authorised from the top

Torture: A deliberate tool of imperialist occupation



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