War crime at Kunduz

Glenn Greenwald on CNN: Obama Can’t Just Apologize for ‘War Crime’

CNN

Two days after Glenn Greenwald went after CNN for “obscuring” the facts on the U.S. airstrike that killed 22 people at a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan, he appeared on the same network to criticize President Barack Obama for delivering what he believes to be an insufficient apology to the organization.

“Doctors Without Borders, the organization that has run this hospital for five years, has made very clear that they’re not most interested in hearing apologies or claims of mistake or collateral damage,” Greenwald said.

 “They want only one thing, and that is an independent, impartial investigation to find out what really happened here, who made the decision to bomb this hospital and what it is that they knew. And unfortunately the U.S. government, even through today as President Obama is apologizing, has made clear that they will refuse to cooperate with that kind of investigation because they say they’re investigating themselves.”