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Bush equated with Hitler (Photo: Reuters)

Arkansas - Former President of the United States (U.S.) George W. Bush and former Vice President Dick Cheney, get into a row of bad mannered figures throughout history. Uniquely this list issued in a school yearbook in the U.S..

The figure of Bush is equated with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, dedengkot Al Qaeda Osama bin Laden and the U.S. leading killer, Charles Manson. Annual book of controversy was printed by the first secondary school in Russellville Arkansas.

The release of this book instantly invite outrage from parents and teachers at the school. The organizers tried to cover up a book author who drew criticism last page of this with black tape. But parents are already upset with the act of the committee.

They can not accept if the figure of George W. Bush equated with Osama bin Laden. Based on the sequence, Hitler was in the first sequence, then followed by Bin Laden and Charles Mason. Bush and Cheney himself is ranked four and five.

"Black tape will easily opened. As parents and school board members and taxpayers, this action can not be so justified," said one of his parents, Chris Cloud, as quoted Newsnet5, Friday (06/03/2011).

The school itself says what is made ​​by the students does not reflect the attitude of the school. Some teachers say that some students who became the committee making this book not vote on this list. They take the results of a poll on the internet to be used as a reference.
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Amnesty Ask George W. Bush Arrested, Related Human Rights Abuses

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OTTAWA - The non-governmental organization Amnesty International urges the Government of Canada to arrest former President of the United States (U.S.) George W. Bush.

Amnesty International is recognized as a human rights watchdog group also requested the Government of Canada to impeach Bush. Amnesty judge gave permission torture Bush, when he led the U.S. war on terror.

"Canada must meet international obligations to arrest and indict former President Bush, considering he was held responsible for the crimes that violate international law, including torture," Amnesty International said Susan Lee's party told AFP on Thursday (10/13/2011).

The demands of Amnesty International was filed them, following the Bush plan to attend economic meeting in the Province of British Columbia, Canada October 20 next.

In a memorandum given to the Attorney General of Canada, a group based in London, England is considered responsible for several serious human rights violations. The memorandum actually been delivered a month ago and just released to the media recently.

After the attacks of 11 September 2001 ( 9/11) that Al Qaeda carried out the twin towers in New York, George W. Bush when the U.S. President instantly declared war on terror.

Bush ordered U.S. troops to the war in Iraq and Afghanistan to seek the leadership of al-Qaeda network of Osama bin Laden. During the war, America has carried out arrests of the perpetrators are accused of being terrorists.

Generally, the accused terrorists were brought in Prison Guantanamo, Cuba. In this prison reportedly acts of torture are common. Methods of torture reportedly continued U.S. military in order to obtain information about the existence of important leaders of Al Qaeda.
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