How do we demand war criminal investigation of this administration?

[xiamiam]

Yesterday, I googled war crimes and the Bush administration..there were over 2 million articles, blogs, etc...then I googled, congress investigations into war crimes of this administration and there were 222 thousand...and other than Blackwater I couldnt find any actual links...we all know the facts...or at least some of them...I dont care so much about impeachment as I care about convictions for crimes against humanity....and I dont know if the bill got passed giving a retroactive pardon to this administration for war crimes...did that happen?

If Congress wont do it...and the evidence is overwhelming re war profiteering etc...how do we do it? how do we bring this to the forefront of the American public?

[A wise Man]

1. The greatest problem is....

.... the media is controlled by this administration or its republican cronies. They just don't care to let the people know the "TRUTH" because they too are complicit in the coup d'etat of 2000.

[xiamiam]

2. we have the internet...and we have the facts...the media will have to come around...nt

[madokie]

3. Well I want to know too

this is bullshit, that I had to listen for so long how it is so important to impeach a sitting president because he mislead on an answer about getting a blow job and now we have a president who is breaking ever law on the books and killing and maiming people all over the world and he gets a pass, fujck that, I want to see some charges and then the convictions that will surely come

edit to add: RECOMMENDED

[L. Coyote]

4. Retroactive War Crime Protection Proposed - 2006

Didn't the Rs pass a law making that impossible in the USA before the DEMs got control?

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Published on Thursday, August 10, 2006 by the Associated Press
Retroactive War Crime Protection Proposed
by Pete Yost - http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0810-04.htm

The Bush administration drafted amendments to the War Crimes Act that would retroactively protect policymakers from possible criminal charges for authorizing any humiliating and degrading treatment of detainees, according to lawyers who have seen the proposal.

The move by the administration is the latest effort to deal with treatment of those taken into custody in the war on terror.

At issue are interrogations carried out by the CIA, and the degree to which harsh tactics such as water-boarding were authorized by administration officials. A separate law, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, applies to the military. .....

[L. Coyote]

5. Cafferty: Bush Tries to Grant Himself Immunity for War Crimes

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x55887

[xiamiam]

6. so im assuming that the senate passed this...especially before the elections 06 but

does that mean all war crimes or just those related to the inhumane treatement of prisoners..this just irks me...