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Solly Mack

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5. It wouldn't absolve America of guilt. That isn't possible.

Reply to cherokeeprogressive (Reply #4)

Wed Dec 10, 2014, 03:04 AM

Dec 2014

If they came clean on how they helped the US...that makes them complicit in America's war crimes. That in no way absolves the US.

It would, however, expose their own guilt. As they would also be guilty of war crimes.

Which from news stories over the years we already know other countries aided the US in war crimes...and not just European countries.

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CIA torture report: Europe must come clean about its own complicity [View all] Solly Mack Dec 2014 OP

First we know there had been secret prisons in Poland and Germany. mylye2222 Dec 2014 #1

We know about several countries. Not just in Europe either. Solly Mack Dec 2014 #2

54 countries that reportedly participated in the CIA’s rendition program Solly Mack Dec 2014 #3

LOL. As IF Europe would come clean about ANYTHING if the result would be to absolve the US of guilt cherokeeprogressive Dec 2014 #4

It wouldn't absolve America of guilt. That isn't possible. Solly Mack Dec 2014 #5

Conceded. "complicit in America's war crimes." Not absolution... that was the wrong word to use. cherokeeprogressive Dec 2014 #6

Poland 'helped in CIA rendition', European court rules Solly Mack Dec 2014 #7

Sounds like a kid trying to justify what he did newfie11 Dec 2014 #8

The author is a Frenchwoman writing in a British newspaper muriel_volestrangler Dec 2014 #9

K&R! G_j Dec 2014 #10