
Sorcha Faal’s Books Available
Now In English!
Picking up the Pieces: Practical Guide for Surviving Economic
Crashes, Internal Unrest and Military Suppression
By: Sorcha
Faal “In the span of less than 3 months gasoline prices will rise 500%. The prices of both food and shelter rise over
300%. (Continued)
The Children of Winter: Apocalyptic Message of Hope By: Sorcha Faal "Not told by Sorcha
herself alone, but by the Children of Winter themselves, who at 6 years of age
the weather had no effect upon them as they walked naked in the snows of
winter. Who at 10 years of age could
walk thorough boiling water with no burns or (Continued)
January
9, 2006
United States Military Tribunal For Canadian Child Kept In Solitary
Confinement For 4 Years As War Criminal Serves As Warning To All Americans That
Resistance Is Futile
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Russian Subscribers
In an action unprecedented in Modern History, the United States Military
Government begins this week the Military Prosecution of a Canadian child who
was captured in Afghanistan at 15 years of age and has been held in solitary
confinement for the past 4 years, and as we can read as reported by the Toronto
Star News Service in their article titled "Canada:
The time to speak on Khadr is now", and which says:
"As
the new year begins, 19-year-old Canadian Omar Khadr continues his fourth year
in American captivity at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Only 15 at the time U.S. troops
took him prisoner, for the past three years Khadr has been held in solitary
confinement, virtually incommunicado, without charge, and subject to torture
and abuse during continuous interrogation by his captors.
The
U.S. has now charged Khadr with alleged war crimes, and plans to try him before
a military commission beginning Wednesday. Despite international condemnation
of the commission as fundamentally unfair, the Canadian government,
regrettably, has kept silent on Khadr's prosecution. What is at stake on
Wednesday is not only Khadr's future, but Canada's reputation as a defender of
human rights and the rule of law.
When
the military commission commences, Khadr will become the first individual in
the modern history of any international tribunal, to be tried for war crimes
for conduct allegedly committed as a juvenile. This ignoble precedent of
prosecuting children for war crimes — something not done at Nuremburg after
World War II, in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, or Sierra Leone, Kosovo or East
Timor — will be established through American prosecution of a Canadian
child."
To the further perversity of Justice, this Canadian child is allowed only to
be defended by the very US Military Forces that are trying him for these ‘War
Crimes’, and as this article further states, "To
date, no Canadian lawyer has been permitted to see Khadr. His appointed
military counsel is a 31-year-old U.S. army captain who has never represented a
defendant at trial."
So repugnant to the world have the American Concentration Camps become, and
their criminal abuse of their prisoners, that in what can only be described as
‘ironic’, the German Nations Leader,
and whose Nation of last century also employed the use of Concentration Camps,
is now pleading with the US President to close them down, and as we can read as
reported by the Aljazeera News Service in their article titled "U.S.
crimes in Guantanamo grow more horrific", and which says:
"In
an interview with the weekly magazine Der Spiegel published days before her
first visit to the United States, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that
Guantanamo detention camp should be closed and that Washington should find
other ways of dealing with what it calls “terror suspects”. “An institution
like Guantanamo can and should not exist in the longer term,” Merkel said in an
interview published on Saturday."
This article further details the horrific abuse faced by these prisoners by
their United States captors by doctors, and who like the doctors of Nazi
Germany are also violating all International Treaties, and as we can read:
"Contrary
to what the U.S. military claimed on Friday; that the number of Guantanamo Bay
prisoners taking part in an ongoing hunger strike has fallen by more than half,
new details have emerged, according The Observer, revealing the growing number
of hunger strikers at Guantánamo Bay, and detailing how prisoners are being
tied down and force-fed through tubes pushed down their nasal passages into
their stomachs to keep them alive. According to Article 5 of the 1975 World
Medical Association Tokyo Declaration, which U.S. doctors are legally bound to
observe, doctors are prohibited from using force-feeding under any
circumstances."
Too how far American Doctors have fallen from abiding by their oaths, and
all International Laws, we can read as reported by the New Yorker News Service
in their article titled “In
Gitmo”, and which says:
"A
doctor's first obligation is always, as the Hippocratic Oath puts it, to “do no
harm.” But beyond that, there is a serious argument underway within the
professional medical and psychological societies about whether medical
personnel can and should participate in supporting interrogations. Doctors and
psychologists, obviously, are citizens too, and when they're in the military,
they are often spoken of as having dual loyalties—to their patients and to
their country.
There seems to be a consensus, however, that
while medical personnel may play non-treating roles in some circumstances, they
should not take part in coercive, abusive, or torturous treatment of prisoners.
This violates the World Medical Association's 1975 protocol, and violates
pretty much every other national and international standard. Nor can scientists
participate in experimenting on human subjects without their informed consent,
even for national-security reasons. It is this last bit that the Pentagon has
reinterpreted.
It
has allowed non-treating medical personnel to assist in interrogations, and
treating medical personnel to violate patient confidentiality if national
security is at stake. The Pentagon argues that this is no different than
policies inside U.S. prisons. But prisoners there, unlike those in Guantánamo,
are covered by U.S. laws banning coercive interrogations."
To the United States Military Governments even charging a child with any
crime is an affront to their own scientific findings showing that the minds of
children are not even completely formed, and therefore they cannot be held
responsible for adult actions, and as we can read as reported by the Knight
Ridder Newspapers News Service in their article titled "Scientists
probing secrets of teenage brains", and which says:
"New
brain research is shattering assumptions held for generations about the
adolescent mind, fueling a battle over teen mental health, the rights of
parents and the effectiveness of treatment. The findings are forcing scientists
to redraw the line between normal teen behavior and severe mental illness while
questioning how the brain truly develops.
The
picture emerging is a teen brain not merely awash in a brief tide of hormones
but also in the middle of a tumultuous overhaul. At the center of the
controversy is the teen brain, its confounding architecture and the profound
question of what’s typical in a teen and what’s not.
“Behavior
that’s normal in a 13-year-old, most of us would call pathological in a
30-year-old,” said Joseph Parks, medical director for the Missouri Department
of Mental Health. “But where do you make the cutoff?”
Under the
old thinking, the adolescent brain was fully formed, needing only to be filled
with facts, figures and experiences to become an adult mind. At the same time,
many people rejected the idea that young people were even capable of developing
mental illnesses. The new research shows a teenage brain as an organ in
transition with a volatile and vulnerable composition.
The
evolving teenage brain clearly isn’t adultlike until the early 20s. So the old
stereotypes of teens might have some merit. If teens act “young and stupid,” it
might be because brain areas that dampen impulsivity and govern rational
thought are among the last to mature."
To the United States Military Government even acknowledging the fragility of
children’s minds it cannot be seen in this barbaric Nation, and where even children
of 12 years old are being charged with adult crimes that carry sentences of
death by execution and life imprisonment, and as we can read as reported by the
Associated Press News Service in their article titled "Boy, 12, Charged As Adult
In Arson Death Of 11-Year-Old Cousin", and which says:
"A 12-year-old boy
was charged as an adult with homicide and arson for allegedly setting a house
fire that killed his 11-year-old cousin, state police said. Police said Djinn
Buckingham told them he spilled tiki torch fuel in a hallway outside the girl's
room and lit the fire with matches, according to a police affidavit. He said he
thought he put the fire out, then went downstairs before hearing screams, the
affidavit said."
The horror of imagining the most powerful Military Force in the World today
capturing a 15 year old child, subjecting him to torture, keeping him in solitary
confinement for 4 years, then trying him for ‘War Crimes’ and only allowing him
a US Army Captain who has never defended a case as his ‘protector’ should be
seen in its totality for what it is truly is meant to be….A Lesson.
Not just any Lesson either, but like the many Lessons ‘taught’ to the German
people under the tyrannical Fascist Rule of Hitler and the Nazi Empire, this
one too is meant to show to the American people themselves that all resistance
against the State is futile.
A Military Government that is able to achieve these monstrous goals against
a mere child is capable of anything. And
the American people themselves to allow such an horrific abuse of a child to
occur without protest shows that this lesson is being learned well.
Unknown to these American people though is that the ‘standard’ established for this one child will also apply to
them. And in the not to distant future
the Americans who have now said nothing to defend this one child will likewise
have no one to defend them when they too will fall into the dark abyss of the
new American Gulag growing ever more stronger with each passing day.
‘For your protection!” are the words being trumpeted daily to the American
people as their once cherish freedoms and liberties disappear. But one can only wonder at who they are
actually being protected from as their cities fill with armed Police and
Military Forces who look upon their own citizens as the enemy.
With their descent into total madness one wonders if these most strange of
people have in fact ever read a history book in their entire lives.
But without a doubt, the events in America
today prove the truth of Nazi Germany’s Leader, Adolph Hitler, and who said:
"The
great masses of the people... will more easily fall victims to a great lie than
to a small one."
© January 9, 2006, EU and US all rights reserved.
[Ed.
Note: The United States government actively seeks to find, and silence, any and
all opinions about the United States except those coming from authorized government and/or
affiliated sources, of which we are not one.
No interviews are granted and very little personal information is given
about our contributors to protect their safety.]
Return To Main Page
Return
To Alternative News