Join WTI's Jury in Condemning the Iraq War

On June 27, 2005 the Jury of Conscience World Tribunal on Iraq presented the work of their all night deliberations. Scroll below to read this thoughtful and thorough analysis. Now it is our task to join them and to get the word out. Share these findings, and be emboldened by them. Join the jury by endorsing their findings and 10-point recommendation and forward this information to your friends.

Excerpt from the Preliminary Declaration Of The Jury Of Conscience World Tribunal On Iraq - Istanbul 23rd -27th June 2005

"In February 2003, weeks before war was declared on Iraq, millions of people protested in the streets of the world. That call went unheeded. No international institution had the courage or conscience to stand up to the aggression of the US and UK governments. It is two years later now. Iraq has been invaded, occupied, and devastated. The attack on Iraq is an attack on justice, on liberty, on our safety, on our future, on us all. We the people of conscience decided to stand up."

To read more, please visit;
http://www.worldtribunal.org/main/?b=91

Excerpts from the Jury's recommendation:

1. The immediate and unconditional withdrawal from Iraq;
2. Coalition governments to make war reparations to Iraq;
3. Laws/institutions established by the occupation deemed inimical by the Iraqis to be null and void;
4. The Guantanamo Bay prison/offshore US military prisons to be closed immediately;
5. Investigation of those responsible for crimes against humanity in Iraq, beginning with George W. Bush;
6. A process of accountability for journalists who deliberately lied, corporate media outlets that promoted racial, ethnic and religious hatred;
7. Actions against US and UK corporations that directly profit from this war;
8. Soldiers to exercise conscience and refuse to participate in an illegal war;
9. Dismantling all US military bases abroad to be reinforced;
10. That people around the world reject their government support to the occupation of Iraq.

To read more, please visit;
http://www.worldtribunal.org/main/?b=91

Here is how you can you help:

http://www.demaction.org/dia/organizations/codepink/signUp.jsp?key=435

To read CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans' blog from WTI, Istanbul, please go to: http://www.codepinkalert.org//article.php?id=376

Thank you for taking action.