Vanessa Redgrave reads a letter from Murat Kurnaz, a former Guantánamo detainee
courtesy of the center for constitutional rights...
no regular or intermittent visitor to this blog will remain unexposed for long to the the burning passion that i and my fellow bloggers have for bringing the united states back under the rule of law and the principles of the u.s. constitution... arguably, the constitutional crisis that has most acutely been felt in the nearly seven years of the bush administration is the most critical issue ever faced by our republic... nothing any of us can do on behalf of our country is even a tenth as important as restoring our constitution and the rule of law...
Tweet
no regular or intermittent visitor to this blog will remain unexposed for long to the the burning passion that i and my fellow bloggers have for bringing the united states back under the rule of law and the principles of the u.s. constitution... arguably, the constitutional crisis that has most acutely been felt in the nearly seven years of the bush administration is the most critical issue ever faced by our republic... nothing any of us can do on behalf of our country is even a tenth as important as restoring our constitution and the rule of law...
Labels: Center for Constitutional Rights, constitutional crisis, detainee rights, Guantánamo, Murat Kurnaz, U.S. Constitution, Vanessa Redgrave
Submit To PropellerTweet
posted by profmarcus at
11/15/2007
