The Devil offers a Warm Place in Hell
Tuesday, 1 April 2025
"Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela
Saturday, 29 March 2025
"They want to treat us like criminals simply because we have a tattoo, a tattoo with my son's name."
Hunt for Venezuelans in the US
By Guillermo Cieza: They left because of the economic crisis, caused primarily by the economic sanctions and blockade imposed by Western powers.
Many of them also left because they were opponents of Nicolás Maduro's government. The Trump administration hunts them like wild animals and deports them to their countries of origin, and in some cases to Guantánamo or the prisons of El Salvador. The vast majority of Venezuelans stand in solidarity with those who emigrated with the hope of living "the American dream" and are now treated like criminals
The stories of Venezuelan migrants expelled from US soil are chilling. "They attacked me with blows and took my belongings. They took my money, my ID, and my phone." "They kicked me." "They treated us so badly. They left us like slaves, and we want justice." “Those of us detained have no crimes, we don't even have a fine. They want to treat us like criminals simply because we have a tattoo, a tattoo with my son's name.” “They caught me 10 months ago, 10 months detained, 8 months deported. The immigration treatment has been extremely brutal. Thank God, today we are close to reaching our country, which is what we want.”
"My son went in search of the American dream and now he's trapped in El Salvador."
The hunt for Venezuelan migrants has already begun to generate the first reactions in the US justice system.
Federal Judge Patricia Ann Millett of the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled against the deportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador's prisons: “There were planes full of people. There were no established procedures to notify people. The Nazis received better treatment under the Enemy Alien Act.”
Judge James Boasberg opposes the "express" deportations of Venezuelans, believing that these citizens have the right to appear before a court and defend themselves against accusations linking them to being members of the Tren de Aragua (Aragua Train)
The accusation of belonging to this criminal organization has been used relentlessly, for propaganda purposes by the Trump administration, to justify deportations to El Salvador or Guantánamo. The conditions in these prisons violate basic human rights. Among many testimonies has emerged the story of Audry, a barber, who was accused without any evidence of links to criminal organizations and suffered the worst humiliations at the CECOT (Center for the Confinement of Terrorism) in El Salvador.
The defense of exiles in the US and the reception of deportees has become a national cause in Venezuela. The Venezuelan right, which for years was funded by the US government, remains silent. Meanwhile, new voices are joining the government's call for respect for exiled Venezuelan families.
Elías Jaua, one of Chávez's closest leaders who distanced himself from Maduro's administration for not sharing some of the guidelines adopted to maintain his power, joined the call, stating that the most serious thing the US is currently doing against Venezuela, beyond the oil sanctions, is "the criminalization of our nationality, of our identity." He calls for a public trial, with full legal guarantees, against all those far-right spokespeople who have sought to harm Venezuela.
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Wednesday, 26 March 2025
Contradictions of the American Dream: for some, the poor face deportation and the horror of imprisonment, while others pay for their entry into hell. -R. Capote
Canadian Regimes and Terrorist Groups of 'CAS and CPS' Damned Violence Against Children and Parents?
The Hell of Nayib Bukele's Prisons
1. Cruel and inhumane behavior, savagery, is being carried out in El Salvador's prisons before everyone's eyes, as if it were nothing.
2. Evil in the body of another, cruelty, is being carried out as if it were part of the culture of our people.
3. No one is prepared to resign themselves to physical or moral harm. Enduring or coping is not part of the normal way of life.
4. What is happening to Salvadoran and Venezuelan prisoners in the kind of ergastulas of ancienoran and Venezuelan prisoners is an affront to all of humanity. It is crt Rome is intolerable in the 21st century.
5. What is happening to Salvaduelty and sadism combined with brutal atrocity. 6. Forcing a handcuffed man to bend his knees to shave his head is an atrocity, a bestiality, pure barbarity.
7. Seeing men forced to comply in a humiliating manner diminishes civilized humanity and contradicts our desire to live in a world of happiness and equal opportunity.
8. The degradation and mortification of another person, for being undocumented, should be repugnant to any sensitive person opposed to ignominy.
9. In El Salvador, in Bukele's prisons, there are nationals, victims of the system, and Venezuelans who in their native lands have no place in the labor market.
10. What is happening in Salvadoran prisons to house poor human beings classified as antisocial must be rejected by those of us who oppose dehumanization in any of its forms. 11. Humiliating, vexatious, ignominious, and infamous rulers like Bukele and Donald Trump cannot demean, mistreat, insult, or hurt the self-esteem of human beings.
12. What is happening to Bukele's and Donald Trump's prisoners in Salvadoran prisons must be denounced, rejected, and firmly condemned.
13. The hateful and cruel methods carried out against prisoners in El Salvador must be censured as inhumane, disapproved of as contrary to human rights, and repudiated for hurting the noblest sentiments of our people.
14. There is no justification or excuse of any kind to justify the torture of national and Venezuelan prisoners in the Salvadoran prison hells.
15. From no point of view are horror, humiliation, atrocities, the execrable, sinister, and repulsive acceptable for reducing the human being.
16. Human principles can never be implemented in society through cruel measures. It is absurd to think that happiness can be established at the cost of unhappiness.
Tuesday, 11 March 2025
It is better to annoy with the truth than to please with Lies.
Unpacking Trump’s Immigration Lies
Friday, 28 February 2025
Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. - Confucius
Imperialism in the WC
Saturday, 4 January 2025
"CANADA THE LIVING HELL THAT NOBODY DOESN’T KNOW" A MONSTROUS PRISON THAT WE CHOOSE TO LIVE!
What are crimes against humanity?
Crimes against humanity: meaning
The Spanish Legal Dictionary is more specific, and offers some examples that can help you understand it better. It defines a crime against humanity as one “of particular gravity, such as murder, extermination, slavery, deportation or forced transfer of population, serious deprivation of liberty or torture, which is committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population and with knowledge of said attack.”
"CANADA THE LIVING HELL THAT NOBODY DOESN’T KNOW" A MONSTROUS PRISON THAT WE CHOOSE TO LIVE!
Thus, according to this definition, in order to qualify the facts as crimes against humanity, there must not only be a serious violent action, but also other circumstances. For example, an isolated action is not considered a crime against humanity. It must be part of a larger objective against a sector of the population. In addition, there must be intent on the part of the person committing it. Or what we legally call ‘intent’. And they are only considered crimes against humanity if they have been committed against the civilian population. According to this definition, attacks against soldiers in combat are excluded.
Crimes against humanity in the Rome Statute
Canada is a country of pain and mourning, a land of aberrant crimes, of human misery; without any hope! "An ocean whose fierce waves drag millions of lacerated lives." .- Nadir Siguencia
The definition of the Spanish Legal Dictionary is, in any case, a summary or interpretation of the original concept. Since the end of the 19th century, and especially after the world wars, International Law has been classifying the criminal conduct that it considered most serious, those that attacked fundamental rights. And it included some of these in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, of July 17, 1998. This is where the foundations of the concept of crimes against humanity are laid.
They are defined, specifically, in article 7. It cites, as in the previous definition, murder, extermination, slavery, deportation, torture or deprivation of physical liberty in violation of the rules of International Law. But, in addition, other crimes are added. Among them, the “persecution of a group or collectivity with its own identity based on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural, religious, gender reasons…”. And apartheid or the forced disappearance of people are mentioned, among them.
In addition, sexual crimes are added. “Rape, sexual slavery, forced prostitution, forced pregnancy, forced sterilization or other sexual abuses of comparable gravity.” Like the rest, all of them will be considered crimes against humanity as long as they are also committed “as part of a widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population and with knowledge of said attack.” Widespread or systematic attack on a population, whether by a third party or by some State authority. Example: “The persecution of people for their political ideas is a crime against humanity.”
CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
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Art. 7 of the Rome Statute: “For the purposes of this Statute, “crime against humanity” means any of the following acts when committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population and with knowledge of such attack: a) Murder; b) Extermination; c) Enslavement; d) Deportation or forcible transfer of population; e) Imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty in violation of fundamental rules of international law; f) Torture; g) Rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, enforced pregnancy, enforced sterilization or any other form of sexual violence of comparable gravity; (h) Persecution of any identifiable group or collectivity on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural, religious, gender-based grounds as defined in paragraph 3, or other grounds universally recognized as impermissible under international law, in connection with any act referred to in this paragraph or with any crime within the jurisdiction of the Court; (i) Forced disappearance of persons; (j) The crime of apartheid; (k) Other inhuman acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering or serious harm to physical integrity or mental or physical health.” https://www.oas.org/36ag/espanol/doc_referencia/Estatuto_Roma.pdf. G.O.E. No. 5,507 of December 13, 2000.
Crimes against humanity do not have a statute of limitations
There is no time limit for reporting or prosecuting a crime against humanity in order for the alleged perpetrators to be tried.
Furthermore, crimes against humanity can be reported and prosecuted in any country. In theory, their seriousness allows any State, without the need for the victims or perpetrators to be of its nationality, or for the crimes to occur in its territory, to accuse and condemn these crimes under its legal system. However, this is usually exceptional, given the complementary work of the ICC.
I live in fear; I’m scared and shocked, every day at all. You know my Honor’s, It’s true, the true, the only truth I’m terrified of this inexcusable police force at all They are horrifying liars and brutes against me.
Reviewing the lawless police notes indicate Nadir is... Six feet tall, two hundred and twenty pounds You know my honor; I’m not a giant with that weigh “I’m not, a cruel, a sadist, a brute, a beater and a killer”
The true is only five feet five, one hundred sixty five What? Flawless intentions of criminals, murderers and assassins Over the years the police force labeled me, as a Violent, crazy….. Don’t blame me for yours unmercifully beatings and crazy killings.
“Nosotros
somos oportunistas y prostitutas intelectuales”