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IMPERIAL JAPANESE CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: Witness Account "C" Test How Long a Human Being Could Survive With Just Water and Biscuits Imperial Japanese Medical Orderly Ishibashi witnessed: (Translation) "I saw the malnutrition experiments. They were conducted by the project team under the technician Yoshimura. He was a civilian project team under the technician Yoshimura. He was a civilian member of Unit 731. The purpose of the experiments, I believe, was to find out how long a human being could survive just with water and biscuits. Two individuals were used for this experiment. They continuously circled a prescribed course within...

The main page of the website is: LibertyToTheCaptives.com"Judge George W. Greer presides over Florida's Sixth Judicial Circuit Court. He is known internationally for the Terri Schindler Schiavo guardianship case. Pat Anderson, former attorney for the Schindlers, characterized Judge Greer's unprecedented rulings as "The Rule of Terri's Case." The Clearwater Bar Association is delighted with Judge Greer's performance in this particular case. They presented the John U. Bird award to the Pinellas-Pasco Circuit judge on May 15, 2004. This prestigious award, which is the Clearwater bar's highest honor for a judge, was granted to Judge Greer for the way he has...

The parents of a 13-year-old foster child who made her bring food to a dead man who lay rotting in their Clark home pleaded guilty Tuesday to elderly neglect and child cruelty. Kenneth Keaveney and his wife, Donna, pleaded guilty in state Superior Court, admitting that Donna's father was left to rot upstairs for weeks before being found on the floor of a room littered with flies, maggots and dog feces. Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow said the plea ends any doubts as to what happened to Nicola Lombardi, whose decomposed corpse was discovered nearly mummified in the August...

A TRAITOR IS ABOUT TO BE HONORED! PLEASE KEEP THIS MOVING ACROSS AMERICA This is for all the kids born in the 70's who do not remember, and didn't have to bear the burden that our fathers, mothers and older brothers and sisters had to bear. Jane Fonda is being honored as one of the "100 Women of the Century.." Unfortunately, many have forgotten and still countless others have never known how Ms. Fonda betrayed not only the idea of our country, but specific men who served and sacrificed during Vietnam. The first part of this is from an F-4E...

Britain's cruellest parents Jailed ... mum Sarah Whittaker       By ALASTAIR TAYLOR  A CRUEL couple who lived it up while their children were slowly starving to death in “Third World” squalor were jailed for seven years yesterday.David Askew and Sarah Whittaker kept their own bedroom and lounge clean and had a big surround-sound TV connected to cable, two DVD players, a stereo and a PlayStation.But while they enjoyed their gadgets, ate well and sank wine and beer, their five skeletal children lay neglected and malnourished in bedrooms smeared with human and dog dirt.When they were finally found, one...

HBO is airing this week on Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel the true face of the Middle East. Slavery in babies stolen from Pakistan and Bangladesh live as slaves to their fabulously rich masters and are forced to ride and race camels as tiny tots. Compare this to the slave trade in the Sedan and the slave trade in boys in Senegal where tiny youth beg all day for their masters and are beaten soundly for not meeting quotas. Where is the United Nations? Don't miss this fabulous HBO investigation. You will think better of HBO afterwards! Details may be...

Please Freep This Poll. Here's the article pointing to it:    9/7/04  Islam:  Awake Yet? There was a lot of talk immediately after 9/11 about it being America's "wake-up" call. It seems to me, most Americans hit the "snooze" button, and went back to sleep.This week's Poll, " Islam and Terrorism—what is the relationship?" attempts to determine if people are finally waking up to the true nature Islam and its threat to all civilization in light of the Russian Islamic terrorist horror story (see Muslim Pedagogy.To help you make up your mind, the fact an Al-Qa'ida Women's Magazine, Al-Khansaa (Saudi...

CRUELTY TO HUMANS: Thanks to the Dawn Patrol for pointing out the comparison between how we are expected to treat barnyard chickens as opposed to other human beings... P.E.T.A. has long used the comparison of historical events like "The Holocaust" to serve their purposes when it came to getting the message out on how cattle is treated. It's about time that folks like Senator Brownback turn the tables back onto the left.

Tortured Animals Not Dogs Tests results are back on three animal carcasses found skinned inside Sioux Falls city limits. Earlier this month, animal control officers found the bodies of the three animals in a field near Southeast Technical Institute. Initially, pathologists said they were tortured dogs. But, there is an end to the canine controversy. New test results reveal that the bodies are not dogs, but instead red foxes. The canine confusion began when three animals were found dead and skinned in this field in Northwest Sioux Falls. A local vet first looked at the bodies, said they were dogs,...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A 72-year-old woman collapsed in court on Tuesday after a jury convicted her of animal cruelty toward more than 230 Chihuahuas and 60 birds she kept in squalor at her southern California home. Emma Regina Harter, who was also convicted of lesser charges of battery on an animal control officer, unsanitary conditions and failure to isolate sick animals, was treated in the courtroom by paramedics and released, prosecutors said. She was ordered to return to court on Friday, when she faces a possible sentence of five years in prison. Authorities raided Harter's home, which was caked...

What strange times are these that we argue over whether to dehydrate to death a living human being. But thanks to medical technology that makes gods of beings unworthy, here we are. The Florida case of Terri Schiavo, 13 years in a "vegetative" (but wakeful) state and the subject of warring factions concerning her fate, is a nightmare in anyone's wolf-stalked night. Simply distilled: Her parents want to her alive; her husband wants her dead. Terri collapsed in 1990 from unknown causes and became severely cognitively disabled. Husband Michael has been trying for years to remove his wife's feeding tube...

PINELLAS PARK, Fla. - Two state courts have denied last-ditch efforts by the parents of a disabled woman to reinsert a feeding tube was keeping her alive, in a legalbattle that pitched the parents against the woman's husband. AP Photo AP Photo Slideshow: Fla. Woman's Feeding Tube Removed The husband, Michael Schiavo, successfully fought to have the feeding tube removed this week, but her family vowed to fight to have it reinserted. Doctors say Terri Schiavo will die within two weeks. The last-minute legal tactic would have directed Gov. Jeb Bush to intervene in the case, supporters of Schiavo's parents...

A circuit court judge today denied a last-ditch effort by the parents of a disabled woman to reinsert a feeding tube that was disconnected by her husband. Supporters of Bob and Mary Schindler said the writ of mandamus would direct Gov. Jeb Bush to intervene in the case of Terri Schiavo. Leon County Circuit Court Judge Jonathan Sjostrom quickly rejected the writ. Randall Terry, the anti-abortion activist who has taken up the Schindlers' cause, said the legal move was made by the Schindler's attorneys in hopes it would give Bush legal standing to intervene. The governor has been sympathetic to...

<p>Youths beat, stab dog By Maureen Boyle, Enterprise staff writer BROCKTON — Youths beat and stabbed a 2-year-old dog at Edgar's Playground, leaving the wounded pooch to inch its way home to Brook Street a few houses away. Pug, a shepherd-husky mix, was found stunned and whimpering by its owner, Howard White, on the family's front porch Wednesday after the brutal attack and is now recuperating at a West Bridgewater veterinary clinic. "It is sad to think someone could be so cruel," said White's wife, Susan. Howard White said he returned from grocery shopping about 4 p.m. Wednesday to find Pug and the family's other dog, Rocky, outside and a person who witnessed the attack waiting for the family to return. White said the witness told him at least two youths were seen kicking and beating Pug at the park. White, who did not get the witness' name, is now trying to locate the person and anyone else who may have seen the attack. The witness said the attackers "were tormenting" Pug while the family's second dog, a 7-pound Pomeranian, barked at the men's feet, White said. "They started kicking him and hitting him," he said. White said the dogs were confined to the family's yard, but the smaller dog apparently dug under the fence to escape and Pug followed. Pug appeared stunned standing on the porch, but began experiencing breathing problems once inside and en route to the emergency veterinary hospital in West Bridgewater. "I just kept thinking, 'Don't take him from me,' " White said. Pug was taken Wednesday night to New England Animal Medical Center in West Bridgewater, which offers after-hours emergency animal care. The dog remains there today. Colleen Kelley, a veterinarian at the center caring for Pug, said the dog suffered a single stab wound to the upper side and there are fears there could be a tracheal tear. She said there was some air in the dog's central cavity and there are worries it could increase, causing breathing problems. Surgeons are being consulted to see if Pug needs surgery or if simply closing the wound will be enough, she said. Kelley said she has seen a number of animals abused recently by strangers, including a number who have been shot. The Humane Society of the United States reports there is no firm numbers on how many animals are abused yearly, but, based on cases it has studied, adult and teenaged males commit a higher percentage of intentional animal cruelty. Of cases the group has studied, 5 percent involved an animal being stabbed, 16 percent involved beating, 11 percent involved torturing and 20 percent involved an animal being shot. White said he hopes witnesses will come forward to help authorities identify the suspects before another animal is harmed As he gently petted Pug at the animal hospital Thursday, White said he is still stunned someone could attack his dog. "He is so gentle," said White, a retired postal worker. "Everyone who knows this dog loves him. He would not hurt anyone."</p>

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The Guantanamo Thirteen Packing on the pounds at America's toughest prison. By Manny Howard Posted Thursday, May 29, 2003, at 11:52 AM PT Is America the only country in the world that could run a prison camp where prisoners gain weight? Between April 2002 and March 2003, the Joint Task Force returned to Afghanistan 19 of the approximately 664 men (from 42 countries) who have been held in the detention camps at the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay. Upon leaving, it has been reported, each man received two parting gifts: a brand new copy of the Koran as well...

"War is cruelty. You cannot refine it." That's what Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman told Atlanta officials in 1864. But the U.S. armed forces during the past month routed both Iraq's army and nearly 140 years of military doctrine. Sherman was a military innovator, consciously going against the tradition of not waging war on civilians. During 1863, his forces in Mississippi pillaged and burned towns. In 1864 in Georgia, he ordered his men to "burn 10 or 12 houses of known secessionists, kill a few at random, and let them know it will be repeated every time a train is...

<p>An Alexandria principal was arrested Friday on a charge of excessively whipping a child.</p> <p>Charles Moore, principal of Walter D. Hadnot Elementary School, was arrested on one count of cruelty to juveniles Friday after an investigation. Alexandria Police detectives responded to a complaint made by Cindy Finister that Moore excessively whipped her 6-year-old daughter on Tuesday.</p>

States crack down on wildlife cruelty By Karen Mockler Published in the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle RAWLINS – He stalked the buck antelope across the sagebrush desert northeast of town, where the flats are broken by tall, rocky slopes. But don’t call it hunting. Seventeen-year-old Samuel Hartman chased down the antelope on a four-wheeler. Once he’d exhausted the animal, he ran it over. The impact broke the antelope’s legs but didn’t kill it. Then Hartman strapped the antelope onto the ATV and drove to a campsite, where a crew he worked with was collecting moss rock to decorate Colorado homes. While an...

By Jim Kirksey Denver Post Staff Writer Friday, February 07, 2003 - An east Denver family has taken their 13-year-old daughter, an amputee, out of Hill Middle School because of fear for her safety after escalating harassment and threats from other students. Lacey Henderson has spent one day at her new school, Dora Moore, a K-8 school - and so far, so good, she said Thursday. Profane and threatening messages aimed at Lacey have been left on a website for teenagers, and that has her family concerned for her safety, said her mother, Linda Henderson. Henderson said her young daughter...