The U.S. also is among the world leaders in capital punishment. According to Amnesty International, its 53 executions in 2006 were exceeded only by China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq and Sudan.
What does this say about us? It seems we are most like the countries we vilify!
The U.S. also is among the world leaders in capital punishment. According to Amnesty International, its 53 executions in 2006 were exceeded only by China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq and Sudan.
What does this say about us? It seems we are most like the countries we vilify!
The U.S. also is among the world leaders in capital punishment. According to Amnesty International, its 53 executions in 2006 were exceeded only by China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq and Sudan.
What does this say about us? It seems we are most like the countries we vilify!
The U.S. also is among the world leaders in capital punishment. According to Amnesty International, its 53 executions in 2006 were exceeded only by China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq and Sudan.
What does this say about us? It seems we are most like the countries we vilify!
The U.S. also is among the world leaders in capital punishment. According to Amnesty International, its 53 executions in 2006 were exceeded only by China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq and Sudan.
What does this say about us? It seems we are most like the countries we vilify!
And just a week ago, Brent Wilkes is sentenced to 12 years in the largest bribery case in the history of the US Congress for his interaction with our illustrious former representative Randy “Duke” Cunningham.
And just a week ago, Brent Wilkes is sentenced to 12 years in the largest bribery case in the history of the US Congress for his interaction with our illustrious former representative Randy “Duke” Cunningham.
And just a week ago, Brent Wilkes is sentenced to 12 years in the largest bribery case in the history of the US Congress for his interaction with our illustrious former representative Randy “Duke” Cunningham.
And just a week ago, Brent Wilkes is sentenced to 12 years in the largest bribery case in the history of the US Congress for his interaction with our illustrious former representative Randy “Duke” Cunningham.
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