You thought you knew...!

But you can’t really know until you see the full breadth and depth of all the crimes brought together. This is the one documentation that activists in all fields need:



This new 48-min DVD brings together in one resource the highlights of the hearings of the International Commission of Inquiry on Crimes Against Humanity, held in the winter of 2005-2006. This is where the public first heard in one place the stunning evidence of crimes against committed by the Bush Administration.

These hearings are where we first heard together: • Gen. Janis Karpinski describe how the orders for torture at Abu Ghraib came right from the top. • Journalist Jeremy Scahill expose the deployment of armed mercenaries in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and the ethnic cleansing that followed. • Dr. Alan Berkman detail the genocidal implications of the Bush administration’s “abstinence only” policy as the cure for AIDS in Africa. • Daphne Wysham document the censorship of government scientists trying to warn of global warming. • United Nations weapons inspector Scott Ritter explain exactly how the Bush administration in fact that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. • And many more.

This new 48-min edit brings together the core evidence from all five indictments. It is perfect for classrooms, one-hour public access TV, public programs, and discussion groups.

Purchase on line this new DVD now for $10 (includes shipping). Or make a tax-deductible contribution on line to support the work of Bush Crimes Commission. Purchase by mail or send your contribution made out to NION SOC Inc., and mail to NION, 305 West Broadway, #199, New York, NY 10013.

So now you're promoting horror films, Reverend?! lol

(I joke so I can pretend I'm not crying.)

Thanks, Rev. We do need to see it all in one place - it can be overwhelming though. Hard to fathom in it's entirety.

I have not heard that Fema has arrived in Minnesota to help the people that are victims of the fallen bridge.