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America, Diego Garcia, Britain, Torture, and some slimy Brit poli-turds talking utter tripe ...
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Good question, eh?
What a pity most of it's many millions of (allegedly), God fearing, good clean living, so called Christians have yet to come up with any sensible, civilised and/or adequate answers.
No matter. Most of the rest of the world already knows almost all of the honest answers .
So, what about Britain?
Well, here's a taste of some of the silly shit we saw reported today.
Now, here's another good question.
What do our own lousy, lying leaders say they'll do if they do discover that America actually has been abusing/torturing fellow human beings - on British soil?
Good question, eh?
What a pity most of it's many millions of (allegedly), God fearing, good clean living, so called Christians have yet to come up with any sensible, civilised and/or adequate answers.
No matter. Most of the rest of the world already knows almost all of the honest answers .
So, what about Britain?
Well, here's a taste of some of the silly shit we saw reported today.
UK 'must check' US torture denialRead the rest of the relevant report.
The report calls for an analysis of US interrogation techniques
The British government should not rely on US assurances that it does not use torture, a report by MPs says.
The foreign affairs select committee said the UK and US differ on their definitions of what constitutes torture and it urged the UK to check US claims.
It recommended the government carry out an "exhaustive analysis of current US interrogation techniques."
(snip)
Given the clear differences in definition, the UK can no longer rely on US assurances that it does not use torture, and we recommend that the government does not rely on such assurances in the future."
The MPs also challenged the government to check more actively that Britain had not been used by the Americans for so called "rendition" flights - when detainees are taken to countries where bans on torture may not apply.
The UK had repeatedly accepted assurances that it had not, but it was discovered earlier this year that two rendition planes refuelled on the ...
... British territory of Diego Garcia in the Indian
Ocean.
Now, here's another good question.
What do our own lousy, lying leaders say they'll do if they do discover that America actually has been abusing/torturing fellow human beings - on British soil?
Yeah. Right. We know.
Sweet Fanny Adams fuck all. That's what. Sodding squat!
(Coss posted at 'appletree')
Labels: America, Britain, torture, United Kingdom, United States
posted by Richard at Sunday, July 20, 2008
3 Comments:
A couple of links that might interest you.
The tragic death of a soldier - exploited by the army as a hero - spells the shame of the American right.
Breaking dirt on John McCain aka George W. Bush II, only dirtier because he really really ought to know better and doesn't care.
Looks as though the answer to your question might be here, Rick:
http://www.sott.net/articles/show/150151-Former-SAS-soldier-blows-apart-Miliband-denial-of-UK-torture-involvement
Seems to be something else the odious Brown inherited from the odious Blair.
*sweetoldlady*
Before any of this current debacle came about, what we did to the ordinary people of Diego Garcia was in itself a crime.
You know what we are? What we've become? The lowest of the low. SCUM. COWARDS. We all had enough to say about the German people being complicit [by ommision] in Hitler's crimes -- well, we're no better. We are ALL complicit.
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