Let's hope for a full and speedy recovery.

For TV watchers on DU keep your eyes and ears open today or tomorrow to see if they cover it.

on the front page but it is interesting that foreign news services are picking up on it first even though its US news

Thanks for the google search and link but like I said..... TV news

Thought NDTV was North Dakota TV, but it's New Delhi TV.

Because of what it revealed of the news media not thinking its important.

. I think this news is of major significance because of the further implications and litigation against these war and constitutional criminals will bring even more truth to bear on the crimes they have committed against this country and the world.

learn to read.

First off, I gather conversation in general is unwelcome these days.

Secondly, it's not a "rebuttal", but an observation that TV news doesn't devote a lot of coverage in general to procedural rulings in civil suits. It's early in the day. This "media is suppressing the story" kind of thing is so tired.

Third, I guess I misunderstood the point you were making about "foreign sources" versus US television. Your link was to the Guardian which I guess I assumed wasn't a foreign TV station. Is this all over television elsewhere?

This is a ruling from an intermediate appellate court in a civil case that came out late yesterday. It's on the Reuters news service, and thus will be in a number of US news outlets today. Whether it gets a mention on any television news program is an open question, since the day just started. But this is the second time this case has been up at the 2nd Circuit, and civil litigation has a number of twists and turns that don't make for an engaging television presentation with each procedural turn of the screw.

Incidentally, I learned to read quite a few weeks ago, and it would be good if people who used the word 'charged' in connection with a civil claim would learn to write.

Further on edit: here's the ruling:

http://ccrjustice.org/sites/default/files/attach/2015/06/Turkmen%20v.%20Ashcroft%20Second%20Circuit%20Ruling%206-17-15.pdf

The Guardian doesn't even give the name of the case for the interested reader.

Now the main players that started the Iraq war need to be charged for war crimes and crimes against humanity. You know, the usual suspects from McMonkey's administration.

....at UC Berkeley, I will rejoice. I have a mental list of all those godless soulless misbegotten bastards. Alberto Gonzales is up there.

I would like to see their lives made Hell for the evil they did, for the rot they introduced into our Constitution and government.

They just wanted to inflict some pain on them anyway because they weren't regular Merricans.