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In reply to the discussion: So the DOJ acknowledges that the Bush War Criminals are guilty of crimes! [View all]Summer Hathaway
(2,770 posts)You have asserted that you know the difference between a criminal prosecution and a civil suit.
You go on to defend your stance that you are aware of the difference by pointing out that you didn't use the term "criminal trial" in your OP.
True - you did not use the term "criminal trial" in your OP. However, you raised issues in the OP that would ONLY be applicable to a criminal prosecution, and not to a civil suit.
Apparently, you don't know the difference between the two. If you DID know the difference, you would also know that references to "crimes committed", etc., have absolutely nothing to do with a civil case.
And while you're here, could you please answer the questions I've posed, being:
When did the the DOJ take the position that Bush was "just following orders"?
When did the DOJ "acknowledge" that Bush et al were guilty of crimes?
When did the US Government admit that crimes were committed by the Bush Administration?
I do savor the irony of you telling someone to "stick to the facts", when your entire OP is based on things you are asserting as "facts" which actually have absolutely no basis in reality.