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Mendocino County DA Vroman Dies

  An important historical figure in the history of SCORCHED EARTH ALSO KNOWN AS AKBARI HAVE TESTIFIED IN FEDERAL COURT TO THIS EFFECT. http://nollmeyer.tripod.com Norm Vroman was Mendocino District Attorney in September of 2001. There were forest fires raging in remote areas of Northern California. Near the beginning of the month a speed lab ran into difficulties and the cooks decided to torch the trailer that the lab was in. A fire resulted. A fire tanker subsequently crashed killing the crew. I was in the Ft Bragg Police Department filing an informal complaint regarding the absurd harassment that was occurring. The smoke was so bad I went to Dover, Delaware where I was when 9-11 occurred. DA Vroman Dies By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal District Attorney Norman Vroman died Thursday afternoon at a Santa Rosa hospital of complications due to a heart attack. The 69-year-old Vroman was rushed to Sutter Valley Memorial Hospital by helicopter Tuesday morning, after suffering a heart attack at

AI Response to Torture Legislation

  It’s a sad day for America and a very disappointing outcome for those of us who devote ourselves to advancing the global cause of human rights. Yesterday, the Senate joined the House in approving an ill-considered and sweeping piece of legislation, the Military Commissions Act of 2006, that discards key human rights protections – and our best American traditions. This could have been a proud moment for America. Congress had the opportunity to correct the Bush administration’s profoundly disturbing human rights policies. This was an opportunity for Congress to advance the America you and I believe in.They failed to do so. In effect, they gave their stamp of approval to human rights violations. In the face of this set back, you and I must commit ourselves to working as long as it takes until we reverse the damage done yesterday to the cause of human rights. Our representatives in Congress have just passed legislation that: Establishes a new judicial system to try a wide variety of peop