Summary
Two members of Christians Against ALL Terrorism were found not guilty of disobeying a police direction last April in Brisbane, Australia. Their bench trial followed a series of exorcisms carried out in a Raytheon corporate office. The July 25 acquittal, apparently because the charge did not fit the circumstances of the arrests, led prosecutors to withdraw prosecution of Jim Dowling, one of the defendants, for willful damage during the third rite conducted by the group. Dowling writes of Raytheon's part in many crimes, particularly Israel's reliance on Raytheon for bombing Lebanon in 2006, and the March 23, 2003 bombing of a Bagdhad market by a single missile traced to Raytheon, and then, of "A Response."
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The Exorcism of Raytheon
Two members of Christians Against ALL Terrorism were found not guilty of disobeying a police direction last April in Brisbane, Australia. Their bench tr...
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