Archive for 'War crimes'
Obama’s drone wars
Posted by John, January 21st, 2013 - under Barack Obama, Drones, US imperialism, War, War crimes.
Comments: 1
Eric Ruder in Socialist Worker US reports on a new weapon of choice in U.S. wars around the globe – the drone.
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Boycott the Sri Lankan cricket team
Posted by John, December 4th, 2012 - under Cricket, Genocide, Refugee Action Collective (Victoria), Refugees, Sri Lanka, Tamil Refugee Council, Tamils, War crimes.
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For too long, Australia has turned a blind eye to the mounting evidence that the ruling regime in Sri Lanka has committed war crimes, including the slaughter of more than 40,000 innocent Tamil civilians at the end of the civil war in 2009.
This cricket season, Australia’s attention will be trained on the batting and bowling of the Sri Lankan cricket team at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. By calling for a boycott we can expose the human rights abuses that the Sri Lankan cricketers just can’t hide. And we can encourage our own government to recognise that refugees from Sri Lanka are fleeing genuine persecution.
A refugee, a protester and a war criminal
Posted by John, October 26th, 2011 - under Asylum seekers, CHOGM, Sri Lanka, Tamils, War crimes.
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A refugee is dead. A protester has spent 24 hours in jail for being in the middle of Perth. And a war criminal walks among the other ‘dignitaries’ at CHOGM. The wrong people were imprisoned; the criminal is free.
The system is crooked, brutal and inhuman.
The war criminals are part of the one percent; that one percent looks after its own when it suits them.
Put Blair on trial for his war crimes
Posted by John, December 28th, 2009 - under Tony Blair, War crimes.
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Tony Blair finally admitted recently what millions of people in the anti-war movement have known for years – that he was intent on going to war in Iraq whether the country posed a threat or not. Fern Britton asked Blair in a BBC TV interview, “If you had known then that there were no WMDs [...]
War criminal Ehud Olmert welcomed in Canberra
Posted by John, November 27th, 2009 - under Australian politics, Ehud Olmert, Israel, Palestine, War crimes.
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Former Israeli Prime Minister ordered the invasion of Gaza. He is a war criminal. This is just not the ravings of a mad leftie like me. The UN Goldstone report found that Israel and Hamas had potentially committed war crimes and possibly crimes against humanity. This is how Ian Black from the Guardian put it: [...]
Israel, war crimes and the West
Posted by John, October 18th, 2009 - under Genocide, Imperialism, Israel, Palestine, War crimes.
Comments: 6
The Goldstone Report is unequivocal. It concluded: [T]here is evidence indicating serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law were committed by Israel during the Gaza conflict, and that Israel committed actions amounting to war crimes, and possibly crimes against humanity. The report goes on to detail the evidence that leads to that conclusion. [...]
Free speech for war criminals?
Posted by John, October 17th, 2009 - under Free speech, War crimes.
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Do suspected war criminals deserve free speech or should they be in leg irons before the International Court of Justice where they can have all the free speech they want, explaining their war crimes?
Obama couldn’t really be a war criminal, could he?
Posted by John, October 14th, 2009 - under Afghanistan, Gaza, Iraq, Obama, Sri Lanka, War crimes.
Comments: 3
Evidently killing civilians according to some liberals is OK if it is done by an African-American as commander in chief.
Is Gough Whitlam a war criminal?
Posted by John, September 9th, 2009 - under Balibo five, East Timor, Gough Whitlam, War crimes.
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There will be no justice for the Balibo Five until the AFP investigation into war crimes includes the likes of Whitlam and Kissinger.
We are the terrorists
Posted by Leonie, August 5th, 2009 - under Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Crimes against humanity, George Bush, George W Bush, Imperialism, Iraq, John Howard, Somalia, Terrorism, War crimes.
Comments: 2
The major terrorists sit in Canberra and Washington.
