Open Thread April 19, 2024
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Yesterday, I had had a pretty good night’s sleep. Of course I had done some
stuff the day before – packed and tied four boxes for pickup, unpacked my
new (...
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You did not include Omar al-Bashir.
ReplyDeleteWolfowitz? Feith? Rumsfeld?
ReplyDeleteSnoop Dog???
ReplyDeleteIf this is what I think it is, it's pretty edgy...
ReplyDeleteI get it: the janjaweed and the janjabush, and the janjabush are not indicted. Yet.
ReplyDeleteWhat are tyrannical wackos for five hundred? Sorry, I fazed out momentarily with Jeopardy on the tube.
ReplyDeleteHow can you be watching Jeopardy? Don't you realize you are in jeopardy? Along with the rest of us???
ReplyDeleteI'm fucking fed up with janja-bush and janja-cheney. I'm fed up with their 'nothing is off the table' crap. It's past time for taking stuff off the table. Take Iran off the table, for starters. Take our own native neocon janjaweed off the table. These guys are international crooks. Why, indeed, aren't they indicted? Baghdad has become our own Darfur, has it not?
ReplyDeleteDon't you find it terribly discouraging that no one pictured here has been indicted for anything yet?
ReplyDeleteThe International Criminal Court in The Hague only began investigating Darfur genocide in 2005, two full years after the genocide had already begun.
On the other hand, the U.S. Senate hasn't even figured out which non-binding resolution to debate.
Thank you, vigilante, for bringing the newly named Sudanese "suspected war criminals" Ahmed Muhammed Harunand and Ali Kushayb to everyone's attention. I personally appreciate your support.
I find it especially ironic that Ahmed Muhammed Harun has been promoted to Minister for Humanitarian Affairs by the Sudanese govenrment.
the Wizard.....
Will any of these four ever be brought to justice before the International Criminal Court?
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