People’s Tribunal Starting November 12th, 2023

The Merchants of Death War Crimes Tribunal will hold accountable U.S. weapons manufacturers who may knowingly be committing crimes against Humanity. The Tribunal will hear direct testimony from victims of war crimes, military analysts, legal authorities, and journalists, and will render a verdict. The testimonies will be video-recorded and presented to the Tribunal and to a worldwide audience via the internet, and the opening and closing sessions of the Tribunal will be live-streamed. Support and participation in this Tribunal include Marjorie Cohn, Kathy Kelly, Bill Quigley, Ann Wright, Ajamu Baraka, Noam Chomsky, Medea Benjamin, John Pilger, and Richard Falk, among others. Want to participate? For more information and how to get involved with the Merchants of Death War Crimes Tribunal, visit https://merchantsofdeath.org/

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(Dec. 15th, 2022/Protesting at Creech Air Force Base/MOD War Crimes Tribunal Facebook)

The Merchants of Death War Crimes Tribunal will hold accountable U.S. weapons manufacturers who may knowingly be committing Crimes Against Humanity as well as violating U.S. Federal criminal laws by manufacturing and profiting from
products which attack and kill not only combatants but non-combatants also. These weapon manufacturers are the Merchants of Death: Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, and General Atomics.

These manufacturers – Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Boeing and General Atomics – generate billions of dollars in profits each year through their involvement in the United States war industry that has enabled many deadly attacks in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Somalia, Yemen and Sudan since 9/11. For this reason, these weapons manufacturers are known as The Merchants of Death. Their mission statement? War begets profit.

In the past twenty years, more than $8 trillion in U.S. taxpayer money has been given to U.S. defense contractors. These defense contractors create weapons that enable suffering around the globe. These manufacturers may knowingly be committing Crimes Against Humanity as well as violating U.S. Federal criminal laws by
manufacturing and profiting from products which attack and kill not only combatants but non-combatants also. US taxpayers, who fund these defense contracts, should have the right to know if their money is being used to violate national and international law in aiding and abetting the United States government in committing War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity, Bribery, and Theft.