George W. Bush is openly known to have condoned his administration's indefinite detention and torture of men convicted of no crime, held as hypothetical 'enemies of the state.' We insist that he face charges for violating international law, the Geneva Convention, the Magna Carta, and the United States Constitution's Eighth Amendment.
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