[Vision2020] Saudi Arabia Beheads! US Torture Cover-Up

Sat, 15 May 2004 18:51:18 EDT

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Anyone with the slightest humanity is sickened by what happened to Mr. Berg.  
I find it odd that there is a profusion of finger pointing towards those who 
it is claimed are not outraged by the death of Mr. Berg.  Who isn't appalled?  

Now is an excellent time to point out that Saudi Arabia, a US ally we 
support, a dictatorship that engages in torture, denying its citizens many of the 
human rights that the US claims to be promoting in the middle east and around the 
world, rights that in part guard against imprisoning or killing the innocent, 
uses beheading as a method of execution.

Why is the Berg story dominating the news, when information about the network 
of secret US run prisons around the world that are engaging in torture and 
abuse is being sidelined?  

Where is the outrage for this cover-up of US torture and abuse?

Also, while the full story of US sponsored torture and abuse in prisons is 
not being told and emphasized in the media, it appears we are being led to 
believe the US is bringing to justice those who committed the abuse of Iraq 
prisoners, new guarantees are in place to prevent this from happening in the future, 
so let's get this story of US torture and abuse of prisoners off the front 
page.

We can refocus the American masses emotions from sympathy for abused Iraq 
prisoners to anger and revenge against the murderers of Berg, thus propping up 
Bush's poll stats.

I see inside Karl Rove's brain!  It's easy, anyone can do it!

Ted Moffett

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Where is the outrage for this cover-up of US torture and abuse? 
 
Also, while the full story of US sponsored torture and abuse in prisons is n=
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We can refocus the American masses emotions from sympathy for abused Iraq pr=
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I see inside Karl Rove's brain!&nbsp; It's easy, anyone can do it! 
 
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