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All suspects deserve a fair trial
At Accoun we want government criminals to face trial, but also they deserve a fair trial.
Show trials, such as the one where Saif Qadhafi was sentenced to death, are unacceptable. Read what UN officials say about the recent trial of former members of the Qadhafi regime.
His father, the dictator Muammar Qadhafi, was murdered in 2011, probably after being tortured (possibly even sodomized).
Travelling illegally with weapons
Can you imagine that anyone travelling illegally with assault rifles and pistols is just sent back and allowed to keep the weapons? Read about US soldiers travelling illegally with weapons (in German).
Government out of control
Read about military fraud, one of the latest cases of missing nuclear weapons (many nuclear weapons were also lost during the cold war) and the need for transparency
The legal system must be better protected
Too often the legal system is misused to simply frame someone, rather than creating real justice. In some cases, this can be traced to undue interference from government agencies or from the top level of government. As an example, read the criticism of 9/11 trial. The legal system must be better protected from such abuses and those obstructing justice must be brought to justice.
The lies of western democracies
Does it sound far-fetched that western democracies and the UN could blame an aircraft disaster on the wrong country? Or that an innocent person could be found guilty in the largest case of mass murder in UK history? Not after reading about the Lockerbie bombing on Al Jazeera (in English) and Anders Carlgren’s blog (in Swedish). This raises many questions. For example, did the Swedish police for political reasons drop the investigation of the main suspect? Perhaps the west owes Libya not only huge war reparations for destroying their country in 2011 but also indemnity for the falsifications in the Lockerbie case?
New revelations from WikiLeaks
An important precondition for accountability is of course that information is not withheld about possible wrongdoings. That is one reason why WikiLeaks is so hated by many governments. They don’t want accountability. They are so afraid that WikiLeaks will make ordinary people, the tax-payers, able to find out how governments are misusing taxes and are involved in crime. Luckily, they have not been able to stop WikiLeaks, despite many attempts. Therefore, we can for example read new revelations about economic spying (although some of this has been known or at least suspected before, it is important to get more proof). Also, don’t miss the recent interview with Julian Assange.
Toxic Glyphosate and Round Up
Will corporations and governments ever be held accountable for the harm agricultural chemicals are causing? Read about a lawsuit against Monsanto and about the toxicity of Glyphosate and Round Up.
About Cuba
Read about the Cuban embargo and regime change
Tax-funded murders?
Although the cases of Sandra Bland (link to Democracy Now) and MH17 (link to interview with Paul Craig Roberts) are very different, both contain suspected perpetrators that are tax-funded.
Of the two, the best chances for justice are probably for Sandra Bland. If an ordinary police officer would be suspected to have caused her death, there may even be a trial (with secret police, it is usually a different story). Notice that media has not yet accused anyone for her death.
Regarding MH17, governments are involved and much of mainstream media already published their conclusion that rebels / Russia / Putin are the guilty. However, we know such media has reported lies before (remember the alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and so on). This time we must be skeptical and not let anyone fool us. The USA and Ukraine must also be seriously investigated regarding MH17.