de omnibus dubitandum est
"of everything doubtful be"

Jan 20, '08 8:46 PM
for everyone

If you ever harbored some sneaking suspicion that the reason the Bush Administration gets so edgy on the subject of Guantanamo or Abu Graib or those nameless black prisons in Afghanistan and Egypt and Eastern Europe was that it might be implicated -- and therefore subject to international courts of justice -- in war crimes, this movie is gonna reconfirm those suspicions.

This is yet another example of why the Administration is so careful to NEVER, EVER call absuive interrogation (like waterboarding) techniques "torture," even though everyone (and I mean EVERYONE) knows it is.

This is a trailer for the doucmentary film "Taxi to the Darkside," which tells how my government, in its zeal to keep me "safe" decided to use extraordinarily cruel and, as it turns out, lethal means of treating anyone considered a suspect.

The whole message of safety (Bush would call it homeland "security") is at the heart of nearly every violation of domestic and international law perpetrated by Bush's bankrupt cadre of oligarchs.

Official movie website: http://www.taxitothedarkside.com/
Film is in limited release through February 2008

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annerocks wrote on Jan 20

Something everybody knows but his administration is trying to cover. How sad for someone who claims to be in favor of human rights...

srfedrick wrote on Jan 23

I've heard about this documentary. Thank godness for freedom of speech but why isn't congress leading?. Where are the real leaders of the 'free' world?