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4. It is heartbreaking, criminal beyond words, and shameful that

Sat Dec 13, 2014, 07:55 PM

Dec 2014

our leaders refuse to hold their own Criminals accountable for this.

I had to stop reading about these victims a while ago because I found it so disturbing. At one time I followed all their stories and the efforts to get them some justice. I had hope then that once we got rid of Bush and his cabal of War Criminals, we would see these crimes punished.

Now I have no hope. I wish I could tell this man that not all Americans are responsible for this, that we DO and always have viewed him as a human being.

And that we don't think 'we did some things wrong'. We KNOW that our leaders committed horrendous War Crimes.

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I Grew Up in Guantanamo: Now That You Have Heard My Story, You Cannot Turn Away [View all] babylonsister Dec 2014 OP

"I am starving for those moments," my God. Autumn Dec 2014 #1

I know. This broke my heart. nt babylonsister Dec 2014 #2

I am ashamed. bravenak Dec 2014 #3

It is heartbreaking, criminal beyond words, and shameful that sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #4

I have been taught aspirant Dec 2014 #5

Yes, I was taught that too. But so long as the torture continues for these sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #9

Some folks. We imprisoned some folks about my daughter's age and thew away the key. Bluenorthwest Dec 2014 #6

some of us have been protesting torture and Guantanamo for the last 8 years annm4peace Dec 2014 #7

Annm4peace, there are several pics of them at Judi Lynn's link... countryjake Dec 2014 #8

thank YOU! annm4peace Dec 2014 #11

It was wonderful of you to do that. I found CagePrisoners also sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #10

thanks and thanks to you also annm4peace Dec 2014 #12

I know there are many good people in this country. I remember sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #13