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McKinney: President Obama is Complicit in War Crimes
Bill Quigley
16 Dec 2009
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Obama Complicit in War Crimes, Says McKinney

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“Our President is now complicit in torture, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes against the peace,” said Cynthia McKinney, addressing the Emergency End-the-Wars Rally in front of the White House. December 12. Ms. McKinney is a former congresswoman from Georgia and the Green Party’s 2008 presidential candidate.

  

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