By Jason Leopold
December 23, 2008
Vice President Dick Cheney, in another stunning admission during his campaign to burnish the Bush administration’s legacy, said he personally authorized the “enhanced interrogations” of 33 suspected terrorist detainees and approved the waterboarding of three so-called “high-value” prisoners.
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I'm a Mexican who read your "Secrecy and Privilege" book. Some time afterward I've read Vincent Bugliosi's "The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder", in which he indeed states that Cheney should be prosecuted too along with Rove and Rice (& Rumsfeld, I would add). This is more of 2 questions. (1) Was the organization ImpeachBush.org a fake to which I donated? (2) if Obama allows a prosecution of George W. Bush & his accomplices -wouldn't then any Bush's pardon of Cheney be invalid & moot? Wouldn't a prosecution of the Gang of Four --Cheney, Bush, Rumsfeld & Rove, and their consequently be sentenced to life terms or death for having criminally caused the death of more than 4,000 U.S. troops, more than 1.2 million Iraqi civilians and huge displacement and Iraqi refugee problem, wouldn't that restore trust in authentic Justice and set the most valuable precedent in at least a century? If you please, Mr. Barry, please respond my doubts at sol.lauracr@yahoo.com
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