Sign the ACLU petition calling on Attn Gen Holder for Indepen Prosecutor to Investigate Torture
I know this may be late, but I'm just seeing this email...for those who can...please sign the petition.
Dear ACLU Supporter,
Since the ACLU forced the release of four critical Bush torture memos, the demand for an independent investigation has been growing louder and louder. Even President Obama said it's up to Attorney General Eric Holder to decide whether to prosecute the memos' authors. Tomorrow, the ACLU and a number of partner organizations will raise the stakes. We’ll deliver hundreds of thousands of petitions to Attorney General Holder as he testifies before the House Appropriations Committee on Thursday afternoon -- his first public testimony since the memos were released.
Sign the ACLU petition calling on Attorney General Holder to appoint an independent prosecutor to investigate high-level involvement in torture.
https://secure.aclu.org/site/SPageServer?p...
The more disclosure there is about deep, high-level involvement in torture and detainee abuse, the more indefensible it becomes to avoid investigating and prosecuting those responsible. Involvement in torture is among the most severe violations of the law imaginable. And that should make it one of the last things we would ever think about overlooking. This isn’t about retribution or recrimination. It’s about standing up for what we believe in and restoring our country to an America we can be proud of again.
Make the Midnite deadline. Tomorrow, people from all across the country will demand that the Attorney General takes action. Count yourself among them. Act now.
Sincerely,
Caroline Fredrickson
Director, Washington Legislative Office
ACLU
P.S. It took five years of hard work for the ACLU to force the Justice Department to release the Bush torture memos. Please support our ongoing efforts to hold those who ordered, authorized, and carried out these horrible crimes accountable.
© ACLU, 125 Broad Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004
Dear ACLU Supporter,
Since the ACLU forced the release of four critical Bush torture memos, the demand for an independent investigation has been growing louder and louder. Even President Obama said it's up to Attorney General Eric Holder to decide whether to prosecute the memos' authors. Tomorrow, the ACLU and a number of partner organizations will raise the stakes. We’ll deliver hundreds of thousands of petitions to Attorney General Holder as he testifies before the House Appropriations Committee on Thursday afternoon -- his first public testimony since the memos were released.
Sign the ACLU petition calling on Attorney General Holder to appoint an independent prosecutor to investigate high-level involvement in torture.
https://secure.aclu.org/site/SPageServer?p...
The more disclosure there is about deep, high-level involvement in torture and detainee abuse, the more indefensible it becomes to avoid investigating and prosecuting those responsible. Involvement in torture is among the most severe violations of the law imaginable. And that should make it one of the last things we would ever think about overlooking. This isn’t about retribution or recrimination. It’s about standing up for what we believe in and restoring our country to an America we can be proud of again.
Make the Midnite deadline. Tomorrow, people from all across the country will demand that the Attorney General takes action. Count yourself among them. Act now.
Sincerely,
Caroline Fredrickson
Director, Washington Legislative Office
ACLU
P.S. It took five years of hard work for the ACLU to force the Justice Department to release the Bush torture memos. Please support our ongoing efforts to hold those who ordered, authorized, and carried out these horrible crimes accountable.
© ACLU, 125 Broad Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004
No problem Brother Maxwell. I feel an urgent need to do my part as an American citizen and my civic duty compelled me to post this information in a blog. Besides this issue is just too serious for anyone to attempt to sweep it under the rug.