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George W. Bush canceled a visit to Switzerland because of the threat of arrest

tyrants of the world! tremble!
And you, brave and heed,
Arise, fallen slaves!

These are the brother, work! List of former mighty of this world, whose career took them straight to the dock, is growing by leaps and bounds. Practice to prosecute former heads of state began only recently. And lo, what it was asked ... It seems from the list on the waiting list to The Hague are not only Lukashenko and Berlusconi and former and current heads of the great powers. And rightly so. That's good. Because a tyrant, abusing the justice, must himself be in prison. Tyrant stole the money of its people, using their power and impunity must sit in jail as the most common thief. All his property should be confiscated. In those countries where the spotted massive corruption, the head of state to waive its right to secrecy of deposits and make transparent for citizens their income. Otherwise, they fall under suspicion of theft.

Those whom God wishes to punish, it deprives the mind. He who having gained power, abusing it, does not understand that times have changed. Anyone who arranges the judicial tyranny, who voluntarily decides who to tell, and who pardon - a ruler of a criminal. And sooner or later he will have to answer for their crimes against their citizens see, whether foreign countries.

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at George W. Bush canceled a visit to Switzerland because of the threat of arrest George W. Bush canceled a visit to Switzerland because of the threat of arrest

Former U.S. President George W. Bush canceled visit to Switzerland, where he was to speak Feb. 12 at a charity reception, organized by the Israeli fund "Keren Ha-Yesod. According to Reuters, official cause of cancellation of the visit are called security reasons, while human rights activists believe that Bush did not go to Switzerland because of fear that arrest him (Well, this is "security reasons"!)) Note . Avn-msk.)

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Several human rights organizations, including including Human Rights Watch and International Federation for Human Rights, intend to file on Monday with the Swiss court in 2500-page lawsuit against the Bush administration, accusing it of applying torture of Guantanamo Bay detainees. In addition, they called on their supporters to meet Bush's mass protests. In Keren Ha-Yesod, "argue that the visit of former U.S. president had to cancel so as not to provoke street riots.

Earlier, Bush acknowledged that authorized the use of water torture of suspected terrorists, detained in Guantanamo Bay. In his memoirs, he argues that the basis of information thus obtained, could prevent the recurrence of terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Human rights activists contend that such actions are contrary to the UN Convention against Torture, ratified by most countries, including the U.S., and continue to seek criminal prosecution Bush.

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