Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Habeas Corpus Matters

A quote:
Adel has been in prison for four years. Not only is he innocent, we rewarded the men who condemned him. This sort of thing used to exist in Russia. In the France of the Terror, it was called denouncing. I suppose we are better than Revolutionary France, we; after all, aren't sending the denounced to Madame Guillotine, but rather keeping them in cells, depriving them of human contact, isolating them from family, religion and the world.
Pecunium on the injustices being committed in the name of the war on terror by this country. It's eloquent. It's not a petit-four. Read it.  And then let's talk about making officials understand that they need to correct this situation NOW.

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