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Al Ahram, Egypt

Bush…
A War Criminal



By Emad Erian

Bush repeated more than a thousand lies in order to invade Iraq.

Translated By Mahitab Adham

10 December 2008

Edited by Sonia Mladin


Egypt - Al Ahram - Original Article (Arabic)


Two years ago according to the Muslim calendar, the ex-president of the U.S. George Bush selected the morning of the Greater Bairam to execute the deceased Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, which was an outrageous insult to the Muslims and their feelings. In the same manner, Bush selected the Greater Bairam eve this year to inflame the Muslims' rage and resentment through his irritating avowals of the war on Iraq and the invasion of its territories in 2003. These declarations indeed call for his trial as a war criminal and a direct apology to the betrayed president Saddam Hussein.

As these announcements are very important, we summarize them again as follows:
During the last week, Bush confirmed that the whole Iraq war was based on deceptive information from the F.B.I. about having weapons of mass destruction. Since there is no proof that Sadam possessed this kind of weapons, Bush owes him an apology for the war!

Few days after those statements, Bush shocked the world again through announcements that had the same seriousness and led to the same irritation as the previous ones: he confirmed that Saddam Hussein had no relation with Al Qaeda organization and that the invasion of Iraq was not related to terrorism, but it happened because Iraq is considered dangerous for the neighbors and the international society!

In fact, Bush cannot escape those clear lies and serious declarations. If Saddam Hussein didn't have any relations with terrorism nor with Al Qaeda and if Iraq did not possess weapons of mass destruction during his reign, how could we say that Saddam is considered dangerous for the neighbors and the international society?! Bush's announcements and declarations are indeed a confirmation of previous accusations from American and universal foundations and organizations: he fell into a pack of lies when he propagated the Iraq war. The most important accusation was an American study affirming that Bush reiterated more than a thousand lies in order to invade Iraq.

Bush's announcements add nothing new to previous facts, which were also stated by considerable European capitals that participated in the invasion of Iraq like London - the Iraq war was nothing but a big lie and those announcements are based on deceptive and biased information. Despite that, the declarations of the U.S. president who is ready for night to come, are a clear evidence for his conviction according to the rule of law that says: "Confession is the Master of Evidences." Thereby, we are now confronted with a clear and complete crime, a crime of fighting a war without any legal or ethical proofs, a crime of kindling fires in a region that is secure or is destined for stability, a crime of killing, destroying and dividing a country, plundering its wealth and eliminating its power, a crime of killing, disfiguring and dislodging millions of its people and driving them into an unknown future.

Since there is no crime without punishment, we are now confronted with a stage that requires George W. Bush's trial for committing war crimes. Thus, all of the parties involved must move immediately towards this trend, especially the League of Arab States, the Islamic Convention Organization and the U.N., combined with the organizations of civil society inside and outside the Arab nation. In fact, the U.N. has an integral file to convict that man for his crimes. And even if the interests, the political conditions and the U.S. power hindered Bush's conviction, the U.N. should make at least a serious step in order to fulfill its responsibilities and to have the honor for at least attempting to succeed!



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3 Responses to “Bush…
A War Criminal”

  1.  Vote: Add rating 1  Subtract rating 0   researcher Says:

    as an amer­i­can I can tell your read­ers that this is a true story.

    bush should be tried as a war criminal.

    few amer­i­cans under­stand this.

    amer­ica has turned into a bully nation that thinks it can do no wrong.

    the sad part the new pres­i­dent being a demo­c­rat will do noth­ing as the democ­rats are very spineless.

    as an amer­i­can I apol­o­gize to the world for our impe­ri­al­ism and suf­fer­ing we have caused in the world.

    amer­ica is learn­ing the hard way the price of impe­ri­al­ism as eco­nomic decline is com­ing fast to america.

    make no mis­take this is not a reces­sion we are in but a decline of wealth of a nation.

    noth­ing hurts amer­i­cans more than hit them in the pocket book as amer­i­cans shop till they drop.

    the great amer­ica empire is com­ing to an end. greed and arro­gance did her in.

    we had such poten­tial to do good in the world with our wealth but instead we chose impe­ri­al­ism to gen­er­ate wealth for the few.

    ike warned us what would hap­pen in amer­ica if we did not reduce our indus­trial mil­i­tary com­plex after world war II but no one listened.

    his warn­ings have come true. amer­i­cans love being the super power in the world like a bully loves being the bully on the block.

    we now depend on bor­rowed money to be this super power. the end is near. our banks insur­ance com­pa­nies wall street and auto mak­ers are bank­rupt. we now print money to keep us afloat.

    we have caused much suf­fer­ing in iraq may god for­give us for our impe­ri­al­ism to gain con­trol of their oil for the wealthy few in america.

  2.  Vote: Add rating 1  Subtract rating 0   Dave Weaver Says:

    Ummm. It is not ex-president George Bush. He is still pres­i­dent for another month.

  3.  Vote: Add rating 0  Subtract rating 0   ayiwallih Says:

    … the ex-president of the U.S. George Bush selected the morn­ing of the Greater Bairam to exe­cute the deceased Iraqi pres­i­dent Sad­dam Hus­sein, which was an out­ra­geous insult to the Mus­lims and their feelings.”

    As and Iraqi, this offends me alot. Sad­dam didn’t deserve to die, he deserved some­thing worse. All the wars he started, Al Ahram is going to ignore? All the peo­ple he and his sons killed? Luck­ily they are now gone, we need to get rid of the Ba’thists now (also known as the Mehdi Army). Iraq will rise. No one in the world deserves to live like the Iraqis do.

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