11.13=1 C#11. Ward Republics3 / BBCWeb2. I. Case Against Rumsfeld, Gonzales and Others, Filed in Germany on November 14, 2006. II. Sapce elevators.

#317=US#463=06.11.13=1; 9.23:#43 Ward Republics: http://tinyurl.com/onx4j :BBCWeb media: http://tinyurl.com/ymcrzx Eons media: http://tinyurl.com/gvfp6 >Tsai #2: Tsai Intang's BBCWeb record: TAIWAN:------ Rally#66: Crisis#11; Capital campaign #28. I. Charges Sought Against Rumsfeld Over Prison Abuse 1) 'Exclusive: Charges Sought Against Rumsfeld Over Prison Abuse', Submitted by davidswanson on Mon, 2006-11-13 07:20. http://tinyurl.com/yasj77 "" For its part, the Bush Administration has rejected adherence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) on grounds that it could be used to unjustly prosecute U.S. officials. The ICC is the first permanent tribunal established to prosecute war crimes, genocide and other crimes against humanity. "" 2) 'BACKGROUND BRIEF ON THE CASE AGAINST RUMSFELD, GONZALES AND OTHERS FILED IN GERMANY ON NOVEMBER 14, 2006': http://tinyurl.com/ycgmch "" The November 14, 2006, criminal complaint is a request for the German Federal Prosecutor to open an investigation and, ultimately, a criminal prosecution that will look into the responsibility of high-ranking U.S. officials for authorizing war crimes in the context of the so-called “War on Terror.” The complaint is brought on behalf of 12 torture victims – 11 Iraqi citizens who were held at Abu Ghraib prison and one Guantánamo detainee – and is being filed by the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), the Republican Attorneys' Association (RAV) and others, all represented by Berlin Attorney Wolfgang Kaleck. The complaint is related to a 2004 complaint that was dismissed, but the new complaint is filed with much new evidence, new defendants and plaintiffs, a new German Federal Prosecutor and, most important, under new circumstances that include the resignation of Donald Rumsfeld as Secretary of Defense and the passage of the Military Commissions Act of 2006 in the U.S. granting officials retroactive immunity from prosecution for war crimes. Executive Summary of the Complaint’s Allegations: "" II. Space elevators: http://tinyurl.com/yfsley 'First floor, deadly radiation',18:10 13 November 2006; NewScientist.com news service; Kelly Young Journal reference: Acta Astronautica (doi: 10.1016/j.actaastro.2006.07.014) "" Space elevators are touted as a novel and cheap way to get cargo, and possibly people, into space one day. So far, they have barely left the drawing board, but ultimately robots could climb a cable stretching 100,000 kilometres from Earth's surface into space. But there is a hitch: humans might not survive thanks to the whopping dose of ionising radiation they would receive travelling through the core of the Van Allen radiation belts around Earth. These are two concentric rings of charged particles trapped by Earth's magnetic fields. ""