Wegens de aanslag in Boston heeft volgende belangrijke informatie zeer weinig aandacht gekregen.
Het martelen en mishandelen van gedetineerden door de VS :
(New York) Een onafhankelijke evaluatie van de terrorismebestrijding welke de Amerikaanse regering heeft uitgevoerd na de aanvallen van 11 september 2001, bekendgemaakt op dinsdag, 16 april 2013, stelt dat het een "onbetwistbaar" feit is dat de Verenigde Staten betrokken is bij martelingen en George W. Bush de verantwoordelijkheid draagt.
Het rapport van de Constitution Project, een niet-partijgebonden denktank gevestigd in Washington, is een grondige studie ivm hoe de regering van Bush de problemen van het gevangen houden en ondervragen van gedetineerden na de aanslagen op het World Trade Center en het Pentagon heeft aangepakt.
Net als het verhoor door de Senaat waarvan het verslag nog steeds geheim is, werd het Constitution Project-onderzoek opgestart nadat president Obama in 2009 besloten had om geen nationale commissie welke het programma van de post-9/11 terrorismebestrijding zou onderzoeken te ondersteunen, dit ondanks dit onderzoek werd voorgesteld door onder andere senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democraat van Vermont , en vele anderen. Obama zei toen dat hij enkel "vooruit" wou kijken en niet "achteruit".
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Lees het artikel ivm dit vernietigend rapport in de New York Times :
NY Times - U.S. Engaged in Torture After 9/11, Review Concludes
16 april 2013 - WASHINGTON
Bekijk de voorstelling van het rapport (58 minuten) :
C-SPAN - Video - Report on Detainee Treatment
16 april 2013 - The Constitution Project’s Task Force on Detainee Treatment released a blue ribbon report on the treatment of suspected terrorists during the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations. Co-chairs former Rep. Asa Hutchinson and former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico James Jones presented the report.
"De onbedoelde gevolgen van de aanslag in Boston" door Dr. Steve Pieczenik.
Steve Pieczenik - The Unintended Consequences of the Boston Massacre
16 april 2013
Luister naar een interview met Dr. Steve Pieczenik. Hij praat over de aanslag in Boston en de publicatie van het rapport genaamd "Constitution project report on detainee treatment" op 16 april 2013.
Video - Dr. Steve Pieczenik: Boston Bombing, Fog of War on Steroids
Gepubliceerd op 18 april 2013
U kan het rapport hier bekijken en/of downloaden :
Constitution project report on detainee treatment.pdf
Bezoek ook hun website :
The Constitution Project’s Task Force on Detainee Treatment
Introduction
The Constitution Project’s Task Force on Detainee Treatment is an independent, bipartisan, blue-ribbon panel charged with examining the federal government’s policies and actions related to the capture, detention and treatment of suspected terrorists during the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations. The project was undertaken with the belief that it was important to provide an account as authoritative and accurate as possible of how the United States treated, and continues to treat, people held in our custody as the nation mobilized to deal with a global terrorist threat.
On taking office in 2009, President Obama declined to undertake or commission an official study of what happened, saying it was unproductive to “look backwards” rather than forward. Senator Leahy (D – VT) introduced legislation to establish an independent commission to look into the U.S. behavior in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, but Congress did not to act on it. In many respects, this Task Force report is the examination of the treatment of suspected terrorists that official Washington has been reluctant to conduct.
It is the product of more than two years of research, analysis and deliberation by the Task Force members and staff. It is based on a thorough examination of available public records and interviews with more than one hundred people, including former detainees, military and intelligence officers, interrogators and policymakers. Task Force staff and members conducted on-the-ground fact-finding in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Lithuania, Poland and the United Kingdom, and also at Guantanamo Bay.
Although the investigation proceeded without the advantages of subpoena power or access to classified information, we believe it is the most comprehensive record of detainee treatment across multiple administrations and multiple geographic theatres yet published.
Task Force members believe that having as thorough as possible an understanding of what occurred during this period of serious threat – and a willingness to acknowledge any shortcomings – strengthens the nation, and equips us to better cope with the next crisis and the ones after that. We hope you find this website useful in igniting that dialogue.
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Oproep vanwege Dr. Steve Pieczenik :
pieczenik - A call to action to all u
18 april 2013
***A CALL TO ACTION TO ALL U.S. CIVILIANS & MILITARY***
"You do not have a Commander in Chief! He has been INDICTED FOR WAR CRIMES!"
-Former Naval Captain and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State,
Dr. Steve Pieczenik
***WARNING***GRAPHIC CONTENT***
DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT HERE:
https://stevepieczenik.com/docs/cons...-treatment.pdf
On Tuesday, the Constitution Project, a Washington, DC think tank, released a 577-page report by its “Task Force on Detainee Treatment” documenting WAR CRIMES committed by Clinton, Bush and OBAMA including unthinkable atrocities punishable by life in prison or death.
***WARNING***GRAPHIC CONTENT***
DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT HERE:
https://stevepieczenik.com/docs/cons...-treatment.pdf
***DO NOT BE DISTRACTED***
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