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Federal Court to Hear Torture Case Against Donald Rumsfeld
12-5-06 -- In a press release issued yesterday, the American Civil Liberties Union announced that a "landmark" case against Donald Rumsfeld will be heard in federal court this week.
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Rumsfeld Okayed Abuses Says Former US Army General
11-26-06 -- Karpinski, who ran the prison until early 2004, said she saw a memorandum signed by Rumsfeld detailing the use of harsh interrogation methods.
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Prosecuting Rumsfeld
11-16-06 -- The record suggests Rumsfeld is a dangerous war criminal responsible for widespread death and destruction. In a perfect world, he would already be in the dock at the Hague.
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Rumsfeld Charged With War Crimes
11-13-06 -- The complaint states Rumsfeld's "resignation" denies him any immunity which may have existed as a result of his government position.
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Accused War Criminal Rumsfeld Cancel Trip to Latvia
11-13-06 -- As predicted, high ranking BCF members will be altering their travel plans. It is understandable that Rumsfeld may not want to spend his remaining years in custody for various war crimes, including genocide.
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War Criminal Rumsfeld Re-Assigned
11-9-06 -- The official story is that Rumsfeld has been "fired." Considering his position atop the BCF power structure, this seems highly unlikely. Rumsfeld has probably been given a change in job title only, maintaining a position of significant power within the Bush criminal enterprise.
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Rumsfeld: "I Have Never Painted A Rosy Picture About Iraq"
10-3-06 -- Testifying before the Senate, Donald Rumsfeld told Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) that he has "never painted a rosy picture" about Iraq. Rumsfeld insisted that he has been "very measured" and told Clinton "you would have a dickens of a time trying to find instances where I have been overly optimistic." Wrong, just more lies from a war criminal.
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