In this latest installment, you will learn that George W. Bush was the worst president in our lifetime.
Earlier this month the European Court of Human Rights found the CIA guilty of torturing a German citizen, Khaled el Masri. Allegations included kidnapping him in Macedonia, covertly transferring him via extraordinary rendition to an Afghan detention center where he remained for four months. Once the CIA became aware that their man was not the person it sought, they left el-Masri on a roadside in Albania. James Goldston of the Open Society Justice Initiative (www.opensocietyfoundations.org) represented el-Masri.
What is the relevance of some guy being tortured in a secretive spot? Well, under George W. Bush, whom I’ve provided this website with ample evidence that demonstrates #43 was the worst president in our lifetime, torture was aided and abetted in a systematic manner. Huh? In what is the first conviction of its kind anywhere in the world, #43 (and seven key members of his administration), is the first US president to have been found guilty of war war crimes. He was tried in absentia is Malaysia. Francis Boyle, professor of International Law at the University of Illinois, was part of the prosecution’s team.
