[Peace-discuss] Amnesty Int'l on NATO 'protecting the rights of women in Afghanistan', and, entrapment of the three Chicago protestors charged with terrorism

Carl G. Estabrook galliher at illinois.edu
Mon May 28 03:03:56 UTC 2012


An excellent post. It only remains to note that Nossel is a creature of Hilary Clinton's, who worked on securing the mendacious UN resolution ("no fly zone") that led to the attack on Libya.




On May 27, 2012, at 6:14 PM, Stuart Levy <stuartnlevy at gmail.com> wrote:

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> I'm having trouble finding the best one, but on Sunday Amnesty International ran a "Shadow Summit", which was planned to include Madeleine Albrecht (though she may at last moment not have appeared), which called on NATO... not to leave Afghanistan alone, but to protect the rights of Afghan women.  Several Afghan women       were there to speak for this.  And, while the anti-NATO rally was going on, Amnesty urged people to come and fly kites on Navy Pier:
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>    http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/press-releases/amnesty-international-to-bring-afghan-women-s-voices-to-the-forefront-of-nato-summit-during-may-20-s
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> A notable quote from the above:
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>> Suzanne Nossel, executive director, Amnesty International USA, said: “After the billions of dollars and thousands of lives given to the cause of a secure and peaceful Afghanistan, turning back the clock on women's rights would be tragic. Afghan women understandably fear that a return to the dark days of Taliban control over their lives will set back their rights, undermine Afghanistan's stability and prosperity over the long term, and erode the legacy of the last decade of U.S. and NATO engagement in that country.”
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> Erode the legacy?
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> AIUSA has already posted a defensive blurb in response to criticism, saying that they neither support nor oppose the NATO       presence, etc.   Maybe they neither support nor oppose the use of drones, too.
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> And, one article on the three Chicago protestors charged with terrorism - by way of entrapment, says the NLG:
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>   http://chicagoist.com/2012/05/21/terror_suspects_claim_entrapment_by.php
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